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Format: VHS Dec 2002 Rated R Recording Mode: (unknown) Sound: Stereo 106 min. Color Extra Info: Spanish Subtitled UPC: 043396079243 |
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Movie Description Combine the emotional weight of a tearjerker with a classic kidnapping nail-biter and you get the impressive results of TRAPPED. Director Luis Mandoki (ANGEL EYES) knows that it can't hurt to pull a few heartstrings to keep an audience firmly planted on the edge of their seats. From the beginning, this picture-perfect family unit oozes with sick foreboding: a glowing young mom (Charlize Theron) and towheaded daughter (Dakota Fanning) bid farewell to Dad (Stuart Townsend), a successful physician, who's on his way to a lecture. Dad no sooner boards his commuter seaplane (which he pilots himself) than all three are separately taken hostage by sophisticated kidnappers (Kevin Bacon, Courtney Love, and Pruitt Taylor Vince), throwing their idyllic family life into jeopardy. TRAPPED pushes the envelope of the classic kidnapping story because director Mandoki takes full advantage of the parent-child bond to heighten the sense of pathos and urgency. This approach paves the way for some phenomenal performances. Theron offers a tearful depiction of a desperate mother, Fanning is chilling when she realizes that she is in captivity, and Vince gives an inspired performance as the conflicted kidnapper who hates his job.
Film Notes Theatrical Release: SEPTEMBER 20, 2002
Industry Reviews "...Skillfully handled....[The film] generates some genuine tension, features some provocatively nasty moments and toplines some good thesps in very good from..." Variety - p.25 - Todd McCarthy
"...Director Luis Mandoki always has a strong grasp on his characters' psychological states..." Box Office - p.63 - Paul Clinton
"...[Bacon gives] a from-the-gut performance..." Entertainment Weekly - p.62 - Scott Brown
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