Gone
Thriller • PG-13 • 2012 • 1 hr 34 min
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Obviously not a blockbuster but it’s still pretty good. The acting works and it’s a dark little thriller. Keeps you engaged and entertained
Main character and storyline were interesting, kept me hooked, the acting was good. Many didn’t like it but imo it was cool. Give it a go :)
this was an interesting movie, but the end wasn’t like that
It goes straight into it in about 10 mins.
I was expecting a twist that was not there. Jennifer Carpenter seems to be getting typecast in thrillers since her work on Dexter.
Hmm..mixed feelings on this movie. It had some loose ends & some parts weren’t realistic. Other then that, I loved it! Would def watch again
Pretty good average action movie. Not bad.
It feels like someone wrote 3/4 of the movie, forgot where the story was going and just wrote the end instead of finishing the plot
A mediocre thriller. Wouldn't watch more than the once despite one of my favorite actors being in it.
I liked this movie a lot. It did well keeping you guessing whether she was sane or not and that let them keep tension high until the end
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