Rear Window (TV 1998) 5.5
Modern remake of Rear Window in which the lead character is paralyzed and lives in a high-tech home filled with assistive technology. Director:Jeff Bleckner |
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Rear Window (TV 1998) 5.5
Modern remake of Rear Window in which the lead character is paralyzed and lives in a high-tech home filled with assistive technology. Director:Jeff Bleckner |
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| Christopher Reeve | ... | ||
| Daryl Hannah | ... |
Claudia Henderson
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| Robert Forster | ... |
Detective Charlie Moore
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| Ruben Santiago-Hudson | ... |
Antonio Fredericks
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Anne Twomey | ... |
Leila, Jason's Ex-Wife
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| Ritchie Coster | ... |
Julian Thorpe
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| Allison Mackie | ... |
Ilene Thorpe /
Ilene's Sister
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| Ali Marsh | ... |
Alison Rothman
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Julie Baker | ... |
Luscious Woman
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| Maggie Kiley | ... |
Professional Woman
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| Peter Giles | ... |
Professional Man
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Max Chalawsky | ... |
Writer
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Marc Holzman | ... |
Gay Man
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| David Pittu | ... |
Gay Mate
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| Monique Cintron | ... |
Janet
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A recently paralyzed architect, Jason Kemp, believes he has witnessed a murder from his apartment window. Jason's colleague, Claudia, quickly becomes his partner in trying to solve the mysterious puzzle that lies in the apartment across the way. The more-than-patient detective, Moore, grudgingly responds to their repeated calls and accusations, but believes Jason's imagination is getting the best of him. Determined to uncover the truth, Jason continues to dig deeper - eventually finding himself locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Written by Paul Klenk <paulklenk@rocketmail.com>
This movie was painful to watch! I thought I would be in for a treat when it showed up on a Saturday afternoon on the Lifetime Network. Boy, was I in for a load of crap. The dialog is the worst I've heard in a long time...even worse than most TV movies. The acting was atrocious, the camera angles were amazingly bad and, overall, there was nothing believable about the entire thing. And yeah, hey, I know Reeve is REALLY paralyzed and in a wheelchair but does that mean he should be given rave reviews because he brilliantly plays a paralyzed man? Okay, I feel for the guy...but this is a really bad movie and I'm not going to pretend it's not for sentimental reasons. Thankfully, the movie just ended. And, though I'm grateful, the ending was so off I didn't even know it was the ending....I would have begun a wave through my living room had I known! Why didn't I change the channel?..something about watching a trainwreck...what do they call it...morbid curiosity.