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Title: Compliance (2012)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Ann Dowd | ... | Sandra | |
| Matt Servitto | ... | Supplier | |
| Dreama Walker | ... | Becky | |
| Pat Healy | ... | Officer Daniels | |
| Philip Ettinger | ... | Kevin | |
| Ashlie Atkinson | ... | Marti | |
| Nikiya Mathis | ... | Connie | |
| Ralph Rodriguez | ... | Julio | |
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Stephen Payne | ... | Harold |
| Bill Camp | ... | Van | |
| Amelia Fowler | ... | Brie | |
| John Merolla | ... | Customer | |
| James McCaffrey | ... | Detective Neals | |
| Desmin Borges | ... | Officer Morris | |
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Matt Skibiak | ... | Robert Gilmour (as Matthew Skibiak) |
At a fast food restaurant, the manager, Sandra, is having a bad day. Suddenly, she gets a phone call from a man claiming to be a police officer who has a complaint that one of her young female employees has stolen from a customer. At the orders of this authoritative sounding stranger, Sandra takes the apparent accused, Becky, to a back room to search her before she is picked up. Once there, the phone scammer manipulates the gullible personnel into participating in Becky's sexual humiliation that grows more twisted with every new sucker on the phone. Only when one final person has the conscience to revolt do they realize the crime they were tricked into, which the real police are hard pressed to solve. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)
They say this has happened over 70 times, I believe it. There are extremely stupid people in this world, some work at fast food joints and others are right beside you, at your work, as you walk down the street, and even (as the proof shows) writing reviews saying this movie is "chilling and true".
Read all the reviews, and you will see some extremely stupid peoples thoughts on this subject. When they say "many of us might do the same thing", they are saying they have the IQ of a turnip. This might be a good comedy, right alongside "America's Stupidest Criminals" you could have "America's Stupidest Idiots" and it has nothing to do with where they work. The movie was not presented as a comedy so it failed miserably.
The movie goes terribly off-track into unbelievable when it shows so many people being so stupid. There are many idiots, but there is always 1 person in a crowd with an IQ in the double digits. That is all it would take for this to be over. That is why so many people couldn't sit through the entire stupid thing. The acting was OK, the writing (as I said) would have been OK for a comedy, but stupid as a drama. The attempt to make this movie as a chilling drama is, yes, chilling and terrifying.
The proof of how many stupid people there are in this world, is right there in the reviews, by those who thought this was a good movie.
Just my opinion.