Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Katie Holmes | ... | Katie Burke | |
Benjamin Bratt | ... | Wade Handler | |
Charlie Hunnam | ... | Embry Larkin | |
Zooey Deschanel | ... | Samantha Harper | |
Fred Ward | ... | Lieutenant Bill Stayton | |
Mark Feuerstein | ... | Robert Hanson | |
Melanie Lynskey | ... | Mousy Julie (as Melanie Jayne Lynskey) | |
Philip Bosco | ... | Professor Jergensen | |
Gabriel Mann | ... | Harrison Hobart | |
Will McCormack | ... | August | |
Gabrielle Union | ... | Amanda Luttrell | |
Greg Kramer | ... | Andre | |
![]() |
Gillian Ferrabee | ... | Susan |
![]() |
Barry Julien | ... | Ted |
Tony Goldwyn | ... | Dr. David Schaffer |
A senior at an elite college, already under severe pressure to complete her thesis and land a prestigious job, must confront the sudden reappearance of her old boyfriend, after his two-year, unexplained absence. Written by Lane Shadgett
I went with my younger sister for the sole purpose to see the lovely Katie Holmes. I didn't expect much. But trash, the movie was not. I was very impressed with the story, the acting, the Hitchcock-like suspense, and the turn that occurred at the end. My favorite part was the library scene with the eyes behind the bookshelf. A big stepping-stone for Katie Holmes, who I think will continue to get starring roles and turn into a Natalie Wood like star. She is both beautiful and a good actress. This film is definitely a renter, and should have been better accepted when it was released, critic-wise and box office-wise. *** out of ****. Watch it and enjoy.