Shattered
(2007)
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Shattered
(2007)
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| Pierce Brosnan | ... | ||
| Maria Bello | ... | ||
| Gerard Butler | ... | ||
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Emma Karwandy | ... | |
| Claudette Mink | ... | ||
| Desiree Zurowski | ... | ||
| Nicholas Lea | ... | ||
| Peter Keleghan | ... | ||
| Samantha Ferris | ... | ||
| Malcolm Stewart | ... | ||
| Callum Keith Rennie | ... | ||
| Dustin Milligan | ... | ||
| Julie Patzwald | ... |
Female Teller
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Jason McKinnon | ... |
French Waiter
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Kurt Evans | ... |
Maitre D'
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In Chicago, the family man and executive of an advertisement agency Neil Randall has a perfect life: he expects to be promoted in his job soon, he has a beautiful and sexy wife, Abby, a lovely daughter, Sophie, and he lives in a wonderful house. When Neil's boss Karl Granger invites him to spend the weekend in his cottage in the country, Abby hires a nanny for Sophie to spend the day with her sister Diane. While driving Abby in his truck to meet Diane, a stranger hidden on the backseat appears with a gun, and informs them that he has kidnapped Sophie. He introduces himself as Ryan and demands that for twenty-four hours, the couple shall obey his orders, otherwise he will kill Sophie. While keeping the couple under his total control, he makes it clear that he is a calculating sociopath with nothing to lose, with the intention of destroying Neil's perfect life. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
When their happy lifestyle is suddenly interrupted and turned upside down by the forceful intrusion of a menacing kidnapper (Brosnan), Abby and Neil (Bello and Butler) are left with no choice but to follow the increasingly difficult demands and tests set them by this man. It's edge-of-the-seat stuff most of the way, with plenty of twists and turns and even when you get to that stage where you think you know all the answers, something else catches you off guard. The three leading actors all provide sound performances in this intelligent, edgy little thriller, with Brosnan proving yet again, because a lot of people seem not to have realised it before, that he really can act.