The Cell (DVD)

The Cell (DVD)

Production Year: 2000 - Horror - Director: Tarsem Singh - Original Language: English - Classification: 18 years and over - Starring: Patrick Bauchau, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Tara Subkoff, Jake Thomas, Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Jake Weber, Dylan Baker, James Gammon more

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Powerful Images, Weak Plot
A review by OKkaraoke on The Cell (DVD)
January 20th, 2003


Author's product rating:   

Did you enjoy it? Liked it 
Story Good 
Characters / Performances Satisfactory 
Special Effects Outstanding 
How does it compare to similar films? Satisfactory 

Advantages: visually stunning
Disadvantages: bad acting, plot

Recommend to potential buyers: yes 

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The plot of 'The Cell' is intriguing. A serial killer has kidnapped another victim, and his automatic killing machine will drown her in 40 hours unless someone stops it. The FBI enlists a team of psychologists in an attempt to figure out where the killer is hiding his victim. The murderer is a schizophrenic who has entered a catatonic state and is unable to talk or move. Using the latest technology, a psychologist enters the mind of the killer to try to find out about his crimes.

Sounds good, right? Well, the plot gets confused by the fact that Jennifer Lopez's character is a child psychologist who has another patient in a coma, a little boy called Edward. This part of the plot seemed vague and slow-moving compared to the rest of the movie, which is suspensful and exciting.

The movie consists of two parts, reality and fantasy. You see what is going on inside the killer's mind and what is happening in reality. The scenes with Lopez in the fantasy world are incredible. The makeup and special effects are amazing. The images reminded me of comic books, but with real actors-- quite an achievement. Alas, the plot and acting are not as impressive as the technical aspects of the film.

In the reality scenes, Lopez's poor acting ability is apparent. She uses the irritating technique of whispering in order to show emotion. Also, she is supposed to be a serious psychologist working on the future of scientific therapy, but she wears revealing clothing and flirts overtly with the FBI agent (Vince Vaughn). Of course there is the token shot of her world-famous bum (at home in a thong, when she is looking for something to eat in the fridge) which got a laugh out of me and my mates.

In the midst of a murder investigation, Lopez and Vince Vaughn (the FBI agent) stop by a pool to have a deep talk about the nature of their work and whether or not child abuse can drive someone to kill. Yes, that is an important theme, but the film could have pursued this question in a much more subtle way. It bothered me that they would take the time to have a deep personal conversation while time was running out for the kidnapping victim. I HOPE that doesn't happen in reality!

The one word I would use to describe this film is DISTURBING. Vincent D'Onofrio does an excellent job as a psychotic killer who is obsessed with drowning. He kidnaps women, keeps them in a cell, videotapes their every move, and eventually drowns them and bleaches their bodies to turn them into dolls. It's all very creepy... This pathology stems from his traumatic childhood and is quite gruesome. I had to close my eyes a couple of times during particularly vivid scenes. The scenes inside the killer's mind are also bloody, but not quite as disturbing because it is clear that the images are the killer's thoughts and not his actions.

Overall, this film is not perfect plotwise, but brings up important issues about sanity, reality, and fantasy, and is very entertaining to watch. When I left the cinema, I remember that my neck was actually sore from being tense for two hours.

Also, the fantasy scene with Jennifer Lopez as a warrior/nun with a crossbow was worth the price of admission.
 
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Review of The Cell (DVD) by jess0910

Advantages: Good acting and some great cinematography and direction
Disadvantages: Shocking, quite gross and lots of unpleasant goings-on

The Cell is an odd and quite horrendous film. I thought it looked freaky when it was released in the cinema and on video so I never gave much thought to watching it. But last night I watched it on Sky Box Office because there was nothing much else to do. Well. Yuk, yuk, creepy, gross, yuk. You’ll see why. The Cell begins by introducing us to Catherine Deane (Jennifer Lopez), a psychotherapist who is part of a team pioneering a groundbreaking ...
...into the mind of a comatose young boy, in order to give him therapy and try to wake him up, as it were. We are told that the team tried once before to ‘reverse the feeds’ and insert the boy into her mind, but this did not work because the boy was unsure of his surroundings. We are also told that it is possible for three people to participate in a ‘group session’. The need for this information becomes clearer later on in the ... Read review

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27.09.2001
Visually astounding but ultimately shallow.
Review of The Cell (DVD) by Mercury

Advantages: The visuals show great imaginations
Disadvantages: everything else really

The initial hype surrounding this movie on its cinema release was considerable, mixed reviews followed, along with reasonable box office success ($100m world-wide). Reviews ranged from “From the first frame to the last, The Cell is a visually striking film, as gorgeous as it is grotesque, at times virtually unwatchable, yet impossible not to watch." To the slightly more sobering… “A little pretentious by the half-hour mark. An ...
...I was unable to watch the cinema release but have been eagerly anticipating the recent video release to make up my own mind. For those that don’t know The Cell marks the return of Jennifer Lopez to the world of mainstream movies having been lured away from her mediocre pop career. It is a shame that she has taken such a long sojourn since her fantastic performance in the hugely under watched and rated Soderburgh classic Out of Sight where co-starring ... Read review

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The Cell - Movie Only
Review of The Cell (DVD) by DavidJay

Advantages: Original, daring, visually stunning...
Disadvantages: Bare-bones plot, definite reek of misgony...

...fails to enchant me. The Cell, Singh's debut feature-film following a widely-lauded career in music videos and advertising, is astonishing on several levels. Granted, none of those levels are anywhere near the level upon which the Plot is situated, but so intoxicating is most everything else that one scarcely has the wits to notice. That plot - a flimsily-strung mesh of cliché and genre conventions - concerns the efforts of psychotherapist Catherine ...
...the mind of captured serial killer Carl Stargher (Vincent D'Onofrio) by way of an elaborate machine of some kind that transports one into the dreamscapes of another. To this end, she is assisted some by Stargher's captor, FBI agent Peter Novak (Vince Vaughn), himself harbouring a fair few demons also. It is whilst wandering those dreamscapes that The Cell astounds. The work of Scandinavian artist Odd Nerdstrum is plundered throughout, and the resultant ... Read review

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17.10.2008
At least she doesn't sing...
Review of The Cell (DVD) by revere

Advantages: intense, claustrophobic
Disadvantages: ultimately shallow

Wouldn’t the world be a nicer place if Lopez just stuck to acting instead of inflicting another piece of sub-Gloria Estefan detritus on us? Remember 'Out Of Sight'? Bloody marvellous, I thought. Then came ‘If You Had My Love.’ Hmmm… thinks I, hoping this doesn’t set a trend, and the girl sticks to screen and not songs. No such luck. Having lost all respect for the artist formerly known as Jennifer, it was with a heavy ...
...She uses high-tech to enter the minds of patients, into their dreamworlds, and help them repair from the inside out. This technique, it appears, is especially effective with comatose subjects for whom other therapies are useless. When a comatose serial killer (Vincent D’Onofrio,) is brought in, our heroine must discover the location of his last victim before time runs out... Directed by Tarsem Singh, this is the most visually intense piece ... Read review

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02.07.2001
Well lock me up and throw away the key...
Review of The Cell (DVD) by VincentM-M

Advantages: Surreality, Jennifer Lopez, Truly original film-making.
Disadvantages: The subject matter clearly makes some people uncomfortable, and it's quite scary in parts.

...mental laboratory where she enters the mind of a young boy in a vegetative state in order to help coax him out into the real world. At least, that's how it starts. We are quickly introduced to the world of Karl, a sick and twisted serial killer who likes to slowly drown his female victims while filming them. After this he dowses them in enbalming fluid, raises himself to the roof on hooks attatched to his back and masturbates over the corpses while ...
...describe this, sick. Straight away the film enables you to develop a serious loathing of this character thanks, mainly, to the incredible acting skills of Vincent D'Onofrio. The police eventually catch him but, with one victim still missing, he refuses to say where she is. In comes Catherine. She steps into Karl's head in order to find the wherabouts of the missing girl. HERE BEGINS THE MOST SURREAL HEAD-TRIP EVER SEEN. All I want to know is how ... Read review

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Actor(s): Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Jake Weber, Dylan Baker, James Gammon, Patrick Bauchau, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Tara Subkoff, Jake Thomas

Director(s): Tarsem Singh

Genre: Horror

Classification: 18 years and over

Production Year: 2000

Running Time: 1 hour 44 minutes

Franchise Name: Cell

Video Category: Feature Film

Country Of Origin: United States of America

Plot: Catherine Deane is a psychotherapist who is brought in to try to enter the mind of a serial killer. Carl Stargher allows his victims to drown for many hours and then hangs himself up by a hook pushed straight into his back...

Release details

DVD Region: DVD

Studio(s): ENTERTAINMENT IN VIDEO; CINRAM LOGISTICS

Release date: 12/03/2001

No of Discs: 1

Catalogue No: EDV 9068

Barcode: 5017239190681

Production Designer: Tom Foden

Screenwriter: Mark Protosevich

Editor: Paul Rubell

Composer: Howard Shore

Producer: Julio Caro, Eric McLoed

Costume Designer: April Napier

Languages

Main Language: English

Subtitle Language: English

DVD Description

A wild ride inside the mind of a serial killer, THE CELL is a movie that leads viewers on a strange visual and psychological journey. Catherine Deane (Jennifer Lopez) is a child therapist working on an experimental new technology that allows for direct access into someone else's mind. However, the benefits of the technology are still unproven. Meanwhile FBI Agent Peter Novak (Vince Vaughn) is hard at work tracking down a serial killer who encloses women in a small glass cell and drowns them. Novak is able to identify the killer as Carl Stargher (Vincent D'Onofrio), but before he can be arrested, he goes into a coma. The only way to rescue his most recent victim is for Catherine to enter his mind using the experimental technology. However, Stargher's mind is so warped and frightening, there's no way to know what Deane will encounter inside of it. THE CELL is the feature film debut of Tarsem Singh, a renowned commercial and video director who overloads his film with visual splendor and horror, while sticking to a simple story of innocence lost and innocent victims saved. A must-see for fans of dark psychological thrillers, THE CELL features some controversial violence and sexual content along with amazing special effects. A chilling yet strangely elegant thriller, THE CELL is a stunning cinematic experience.

Technical information

Special Features: Commentary, Filmographies, Interactivities, Trailers

Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen

Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1

Dubbing Sound: Dolby Digital 5.1 English

Professional reviews

Review: "...Visually arresting....[With] a remarkable performance by D'Onofrio, who continues to impress in difficult roles..." (Box Office, p.72, 01/10/2000)

"...A wildly visionary fantasy....Challenging, wildly ambitious and technically superb..." (Chicago Sun-Times, p.29, 28/08/2000)

"...[Jennifer Lopez] gives a provocative and nuanced performance....The director [Tarsem Singh] is a dexterous visual stylist, moving effortlessly from smooth, gleaming surfaces photographed in slow motion to grainy, slightly sped-up frames..." (New York Times, p.E7, 18/08/2000)

"...There's plenty here to keep the eye busy..." (Sight and Sound, p.46-7, 01/11/2000)

"...Tarsem cleverly depicts Stargher's nightmarish psyche with some kaleidoscope optics....Plenty of disturbing, futuristic and erotic imagery..." (Total Film, p.83, 01/10/2000)

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