Search - Passengers [Blu-ray] on Blu-ray

Jorge S. (jorgito2001) from WESLEY CHAPEL, FL
Reviewed on 11/17/2010...

For a movie that has such a short runing time (slightly over 1 hr 30 minutes), it felt like FOREVER to get to the point. A lot of boring "I like you, but its wrong" build up (I timed it at over an hour before anything really interesting happens), but in my opinion, the payoff is quite "touching"...almost brought a tear to my eye. Worth seeing at least once..maybe have the first hour w/subtitles running at 1.5x speed (something I found myself doing off & on).

Love look at the two of us

bernie | Arlington, Texas | 03/16/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The film starts with a crash but is seems quite slow paced. Mr. Perry (t Andre Braugher) thinks that it is time for a therapist Claire summers (Anne Hathaway) to do something practical so she is assigned to help the passengers of the recent plane crash. The passenger's accounts of the plane crash vary greatly and soon the passengers seem to be disappearing or at least not coming to the sessions. It appears that the airline is covering something up and everybody is in on it. Is Claire paranoid to the point where she cannot function properly?

With the creepy mystique and the slow pace and mysterious people, our minds are racing ahead. We remember all of the conspiracy movies spooky movies and just downright movies of all kinds in the twists. Okay which one is this one going to be? Now who is paranoid?

It is best to let the movie unfold into with the flow and you may find that you enjoy it and with all movies that have a mystery about them you will want to re-watch this to see what you missed.

One suspicious character is Airline representative Arkin played by David Morse. See him again in "Contact" (1997).

I only saw the Blu-ray so I cannot compare to other versions but be sure to also listen to the voice over commentary by Rodrigo Garcia - Director and Patrick Wilson who plays Eric.

Contact [Blu-ray]
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