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Name: The Cell
Released: 2000-8-1
Cast: Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Jake Weber

The Cell

R
1h 47m
2000

45%

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Jennifer Lopez stars as psychotherapist Catherine Deane, who has developed a technique to enter the unconscious mind of another. Now, in a desperate attempt to save an innocent life, she enters the mind of a comatose serial killer to find his latest victim--a young woman whom the maniac has kidnapped and imprisoned in a torture chamber. But once inside the killer's subconscious, a terrifying maze of horror, can Deane return with her life--and her mind--intact?

Director:

Tarsem Singh

Producer:

Julio Caro, Eric McLeod, Donna Langley, Carolyn Manetti

Writer:

Mark Protosevich

Cast:

Jennifer Lopez, Vince Vaughn, Vincent D'Onofrio, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Jake Weber, Dylan Baker, James Gammon, Patrick Bauchau, Tara Subkoff

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

45%

Critics Consensus: The Cell offers disturbing, stunning eye candy, but its visual pleasures are no match for a confused storyline that undermines the movie's inventive aesthetic.

Reviews

Elements of Madness

Douglas Davidson

... even with 25 extra years’ worth of life experience that includes becoming a parent, the ambiguity of the ending in terms of whether it’s right or wrong continues to hang in the air as potent as ever.

The film at times feels like an assembly of images that strives primarily for visceral impact, throwing cohesiveness to the wind.

The Cell is a beautiful picture, which, should the viewer opt to disconnect themselves from its run-of-the-mill formula, will bring a sense of wonderment.

The nightmarish visuals are undeniably effective but nothing else in the film manages to match the atmospheric experience.

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Horror Queers Podcast

Trace Thurman

Tarsem Singh's vision in The Cell is unparalleled. It's a truly stunning and gnarly piece of work.

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