Hide and Seek
2005 Directed by John Polson
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Come out, come out, whatever you are.
At their new home in upstate New York, newly widowed psychologist David Callaway tries desperately to help his traumatized daughter Emily deal with her mother's death. But before long, both David and Emily are being terrorized by someone - or something - named charlie: a "friend" who may or may not be imaginary but is definately the stuff nightmares are made of!
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Starring The Artist Formerly Known As Robert DeNiro.
Who gets outacted by something called Dakota Fanning.
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Pretty okay watch, but totally forgettable. I know this because after the first 5 minutes of the film, I realised that I have seen this film before not more than a year ago. Yet I still couldn't recall more than a small handful of the things that took place.
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Although not a brilliant film, it was my first Dakota Fanning film I saw and led me to become a massive fan of her work.
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The casting of De Niro would never have saved this terribly written attempt at horror. So predictable it hurts.
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This movie is an absolute abortion. This is thee worst movie i have ever seen!! I give this no stars at all
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Yeah yeah, nothing interesting or surprising about this movie
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Pretty okay watch, but totally forgettable. I know this because after the first 5 minutes of the film, I realised that I have seen this film before not more than a year ago. Yet I still couldn't recall more than a small handful of the things that took place.
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Hide, don't seek - half a star for Dakota Fanning coming out of this pile of garbage with credibility intact. The less said about RDN the better
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This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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4.0/10
Robert De Niro and Dakota Fanning make a wonderful pair and are very believable as father and daughter in this initially intriguing psychological horror film that in spite of presenting a somewhat creepy atmosphere, becomes an utter mess in the latter half due to the incompetence of the script and a flawed direction. The ending was in fact a terrible joke.
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Dakota Fanning plays a wonderfully creepy kid tormented by circumstance and invisible menace. Robert De Niro and Elisabeth Shue effortlessly slum through what is essentially a vehicle for the child star. I'm not really sure why this is rated R.
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The casting of De Niro would never have saved this terribly written attempt at horror. So predictable it hurts.
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This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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This movie is an absolute abortion. This is thee worst movie i have ever seen!! I give this no stars at all
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Great performance by Dakota Fanning (and Robert de Niro was okay as well), but unfortunately it couldn't save the film as a whole. Anyway, decent popcorn entertainment if you don't want to think too hard.