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Final (2001) 5.8
Bill wakes up from a coma in a hospital ward, raving about tissue regeneration experiments, final injections, organ transplants and having been cryogenically frozen. Battling flashbacks of ... See full summary » Director:Campbell ScottWriter:Bruce McIntosh (screenplay) |
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Dr. Ann Johnson
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Todd
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Dayton
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Orderly
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Sherry
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Bill's Father
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Bill's Mother
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Dr. Edward Manning
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Larry
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Coloring Patient
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Bill wakes up from a coma in a hospital ward, raving about tissue regeneration experiments, final injections, organ transplants and having been cryogenically frozen. Battling flashbacks of his father's death and a car crash, occasional hallucinations and fits of rage he tries to piece together his own history with the help of Ann, a lonely medical psychologist sent in to evaluate whether he should be released. In their confrontational, sexually-charged sessions, Bill flip-flops between pitch-perfect self-diagnoses and his paranoid bio-tech fantasies, but slowly begins to heal. But things are not what they seem. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
8 June 2001 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Connecticut, USABox Office
Budget:
$80,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$1,933 (USA) (7 December 2001)Gross:
$8,693 (USA) (18 January 2002)Company Credits
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InDigEnt (Independent Digital Entertainment), Independent Film Channel (IFC), Spare Room Productions See more »
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Ann: 1999.
Bill: Date?
Ann: November 2nd.
Bill: No, I mean, do you want to go on a date? Cause I know this darling place down by river...
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Blues guitarist Guy Davis, the singer at the bar, also provides most of the soundtrack. See more »Goofs
There is a typo on the consent form: "physical harm" reads "physical farm". See more »Quotes
Bill: What year am I supposed to think it is? For my progress.Ann: 1999.
Bill: Date?
Ann: November 2nd.
Bill: No, I mean, do you want to go on a date? Cause I know this darling place down by river...
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At last! I have been waiting for so long to see something different from the usual junk Hollywood dumps on Europe. Everything with this movie reminds me of the Danish dogma movies, where the plot and storyline are actually MORE important than the special effects. (And maybe that's why this movie got so many 1s as well as 10s; the intellectual working class normally wants more shooting and car-chases in their movies :))
I'm not going to spoil anything, so I just want to say that the tension between Bill and Ann keeps this film moving as wonderfully as Bill's recollection of his past and his returning suspiciousness that he's going to be killed.
The only minus for my own part, is that the film music could be better. If I could decide, it would have been more like the music in «The Man Who Wasn't There», but the guitar-music was nice anyhow.
9/10