The Jacket
Drama • R • 2005 • 1 hr 43 min
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Adrien Brody is unwillingly experimented on in asylum. Along w Keira Knightly, he attempts to seek justice. Elements of time travel.
Brody in one of the best surreal time bending movies of the century
I don't remember anything about it but I do know that it was a very good movie.
Saw it a long time ago. I remember it was dark and complex, but I still had a good time watching it.
I can’t say the plot was perfect and I felt like something is lacking, but it really touched me in unexpected way. Great cast though.
Are there plot holes and does the end leave you wanting more of an explanation ? Yes. But the premise and the characters are so interesting
Saw some of this movie @12/13 years ago now, not all of it as it got very caught up in itself, with ludicrous plot points!
A fascinating time travel storyline, but if only the two leads were remotely compelling as people…
Meh is the only word that can describe it.
Contributes to stigmatization of psychiatric wards. Good performances by Adrian and Keira.
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