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The Sight (TV 2000) 5.8
Michael Lewis a young American architect is sent to Britain to refurbish an old London hotel. But this assignment instantly stretches beyond the ordinary as he finds himself exposed to a ... See full summary » Director:Paul W.S. AndersonWriter:Paul W.S. Anderson |
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Michael Lewis
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Jake
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Detective Pryce
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Isobel
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Clabe Hartley | ... |
Ghost in Hotel Parking Garage
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| Maurice Roëves | ... |
Det. Pryce's boss
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David Roper | ... |
Sgt. Eric Mills
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Margaret Smith
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Charles Dodgson
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Julian Firth | ... |
Tourist in New York
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Hélène Patarot | ... |
Mrs. Fong
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Michaela Dicker | ... |
Alice
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Tom Knight | ... |
Suit 1
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Gregg Prentice | ... |
Cute Kid
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Jason Barnett | ... |
Security Guard
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Michael Lewis a young American architect is sent to Britain to refurbish an old London hotel. But this assignment instantly stretches beyond the ordinary as he finds himself exposed to a chain of unusual events, strange visions and frightening dreams. Lewis soon decides to use his newfound ability to help the hotel's 21 restless spirits resolve their business on Earth. In the process, he unwittingly becomes involved in a serial murder case. Written by FX Networks (press release)
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A serial killer has murdered 8 victims. To save the 9th, Michael Lewis must make contact with the only witnesses - the dead victims. See more »Parents Guide:
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29 October 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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The acting was quite good, especially that of Andrew McCarthy.
The consistently filtered lighting got annoying after awhile - I longed for a single bright color, and some of the other effects were overused, but the cinematography did appear unique.
As all thrillers do (including The Sixth Sense), it had some holes in the plot, but during the viewing, they weren't really noticeable. All in all, I believe this was worthy of being made and seen.