Panic Room
Directed by David Fincher
Written by David Koepp
Rated R for Violence and language
Cast:
Jodie Foster as Meg Altman
Kristen Stewart as Sarah Altman
Forest Whitaker as Burnham
Dwight Yoakam as Raoul
Jared Leto as Junior
Meg Altman is quick to buy a house
after her recent divorce, so when she see the spacious 3-floor house
she has no other option but to buy it. The only problem is that the
former owners nephew is after the money his uncle left in the safe
inside the Panic Room. Now fighting for her life and the life of her
diabetic daughter, Meg will have to give everything she has to survive
the terror outside of her Panic Room.
This movie is slow and quite boring but the idea is very smart. With different actors/actresses I think that the movie could have been somewhat better or a combination of better script. Even the words sound so dull that it makes you sleepy. I didn't think it was extremely terrible but I would could think of several ways to improve it.
Rating: 2 of 5 stars
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the terror outside of her Panic Room.
This movie is slow and quite boring but the idea is very smart. With different actors/actresses I think that the movie could have been somewhat better or a combination of better script. Even the words sound so dull that it makes you sleepy. I didn't think it was extremely terrible but I would could think of several ways to improve it.
Rating: 2 of 5 stars
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