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(horror, thriller)
A vicious serial killer is broadcasting his brutal slayings live on the Internet for all to see, and the only hope to put an end to his voyeuristic killing spree is a morphine-addicted detective in this thriller from Ghost Story director John Irvin. The technologically savvy madman has struck once again, and with each killing, drug-addicted detective Charlie Daines (Armand Assante) is coming one step closer to discovering the killer's true identity. As the clock on the next murder counts down, Detective Daines realizes that the killer has begun to take his investigation personally. Upon realizing that the hunter has become the hunted, Detective Daines sets out on a desperate mission to find the killer before he himself is slaughtered live on camera for all the world to see.
actors:
Armand Assante | as Charlie Daines |
Sonny Marinelli | as Harwell |
Raffaello Degruttola | as Adam |
Stanley Townsend | as Byrnes |
Clare Holman | as Mary |
Frank Nasso | as Stevie |
Jason Durran | as C.I.T.U Specialist Mitch |
Tony Schiena | as C.I.T.U Specialist Pete |
Jeff Merchant | as Edward Maxwell |
Ray Nicholas | as Charles Horvath |
Frank Henson | as Michael McEllroy |
Morven Christie | as Jane |
Kieran Cunningham | as Frank Schuman |
James Jordan | as Dr. Morelli |
John Irvin
rating:4.80
An aging Armand Assante stars as a gruñón, disgruntled, temperamental
detective Charlie Daines, eaten with cancer,
desperately trying to fight through his pain to solve a difficult case involving a series
Hacker Master murder whose assassination Big Company CEO
live online audience, while also capturing the policemen working the crime scene
through hidden cameras to show millions of witnesses.
bitter and hard-nosed, Daina is too stubborn to check
in a hospital, receiving morphine from a former addict who helped him get off junk,
only so it can cope with the agony of his disease. However, the New York police
must cooperate with the feds who have hired a specialist in cybernetics,
Adam (Raffaello Degruttola) to help find both the psycho
"dinosaur" Daines continues to pursue leads using his instincts and
through the nose good old-fashioned police work. This is the rub .. How can one
sickly detective, fighting fatigue and coughing fits, looking for a murderer
Supreme intelligence? While
, will be the first to admit that this movie is indeed
derivative of other movies in relation to cyber-psychoses and the pursuit of their
capture, I think what makes "Dot.Kill" work is effective Assante
performance as the detective contemplating life, trying to enjoy the
remaining time with his wife and son (.. keeping his illness secret
them out of love), while doping as he bickers with his superiors and
partner over fighting for their shape, because the demand for its cooperation with
Adam, whose knowledge ( .. And language) of cyberspace is
importance. The cat and mouse, as expected, because soon implies
Daines (.. is not always obvious?) Is the man tracking his
identity and whereabouts. The twist is that the murderer might actually work in some
, but I believe that viewers who have adapted to this kind of thrillers are
figure out before it was shown 75 minutes in.
The couple "colourful" cop talk to one another (..
little profane insults towards one another and plenty of f-bombs to go around)
have to do with dying slowly, looking for a man worse and worse, as the film
continues, it could be difficult to see for some. As usual in this type
police psycho-thrillers, Daina travels through local seed in the street
to receive information (.. and morphine) and we see that some of the rich
goals participate in sexual activities. It is also a challenge because of
Daines, which is resistant, lack of mouth, upset easily, and speaks his mind
if you like what you have to say or not. But as we see
during the film, is a good police whose "defects" that the character
so interesting and rich. Assante is virtually in every scene and
entire show. I'd recommend this place to control their performance, even if
the movie feels old hat and family.
I was kind of surprised to find a video directly to the police thriller
incorporate a director, John Irvin and starring a major player,
Armand Assante. What I am not surprised at all was his weak
disjointed story with very little sense guiding the cops' actions in the search for the murderer
.
A couple things were fine. The locations of crimes (which
are all shown live on the Internet, hence the title) are always fresh
abandoned industrial environments. None of them are used to very good effect
, but are good places. Armand Assante brings a lot to
unfortunately, signed the role of detective addicted to morphine. The
sad is that this addiction was a lazy scriptwriter
device to take the place of character development, marked almost every scene
(Assante faithfully cough away from any plot-related dialogue), and < br> generate "suspended" in the later scenes. Although the size of its
character as a detective supposedly obsolete matching wits with a
high-tech criminal, is still a good idea.
The identity of the murderer is not very difficult to guess. In fact, the plot
central image is a cliché bleeding, surrounded by the
window dressing for the development of character, apparently as a distraction
. This was obviously a low budget picture, but it is not the budget that has
the film behind its potential, is weak
dash and the failure by the director, cinematographer, editor
, to create harmonious atmosphere outside this thriller
routine cop-vs.-bad-guy film.
"Dot.Kill" is quite obviously trying to do something that "Se7en"
did so well and that "Fear dot com" tried to do. However,
simply not have the same freshness that "Se7en" had (and has not really lost)
nor has the atmosphere and aesthetic grace. I can not say I'm surprised,
but I'm always upset when I see lost potential. Just go watch any
David Fincher film.
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