Deaths tells the story of an all-American guy who is murdered each day by horrifying pursuers, only to wake up in slightly different lives to experience the terror of being murdered again.
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| Mike Vogel | ... | Ian Stone | |
| Jaime Murray | ... | Medea | |
| Christina Cole | ... | Jenny Walker | |
| Michael Feast | ... | Gray | |
| Charlie Anson | ... | Josh Garfield | |
| Michael Dixon | ... | Brad Kopple | |
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George Dillon | ... | Referee |
| Marnix Van Den Broeke | ... | Harvester 1 | |
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Jason Durran | ... | Man Waiting for Phone Booth |
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Jeff Peterson | ... | Harvester 2 |
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Tom Bodell | ... | Elevator Passenger |
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Ian Stone (Mike Vogel) is a working stiff, an American businessman who travels to England for business only to find himself trapped in a bizarre reality: every day he dies a horrific death at the hands of an unknown killer... only to wake up and murdered again and again. Can Ian get to the bottom of the mystery and break the recurring chain of death and resurrection? Written by Anonymous
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dying repeatedly | transformation | subway station | hockey game | clock stopped |Taglines:
Live everyday like it's your last. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for violence, some drug content and brief language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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4 January 2008 (Turkey) See more »Also Known As:
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Odyssey Entertainment, Isle of Man Film Commission, Stan Winston Productions See more »
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Went into this expecting a bunch of gore, but instead go an interesting story and premise. The idea is a merging of quite a few ideas you may recognize, but was done very well. Up until a certain point.
The last 25 minutes or so seemed that they ran out of ideas on how to tie up a thought out start with a decent ending, so they just went for a typical and somewhat predictable end.
By no means is it a horrible movie, and there are some good performances in it. Just don't expect to walk away stunned at the end.
Oh...while not overloaded with CGI - what they do use is amazing looking.