Director:
Stephen SommersGuión:
Stephen SommersCámara:
Mitchell AmundsenMúsica:
John SwihartReparto:
Anton Yelchin, Willem Dafoe, Patton Oswalt, Addison Timlin, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Melissa Ordway, Casey Messer, Grizelda Quintana, Leonor Varela, Lilly Roberson (más)Sinopsis(1)
Thomas es aparentemente un chico normal, querido por sus vecinos, atento y agradable, pero esconde un secreto: tiene la capacidad de ver y hablar con los fantasmas. Desde que empezaron sus visiones, Thomas ha estado ayudando al jefe de policía de su ciudad en la investigación de crímenes imposibles de resolver. Cuando un misterioso hombre llega a la ciudad, Thomas no para de recibir visiones de espíritus acechando a sus vecinos, y pronto descubrirá que este hombre ha construido un santuario para asesinos. Se iniciará entonces una carrera contrarreloj para evitar una catástrofe inminente. (La Aventura Audiovisual)
(más)Reseñas (2)
I enjoyed this mysterious and entertaining thriller, which I inexplicably missed back then, and it's cool. Odd is a likable character with the ability to see the dead and prevent tragedies. When the "Bodachs", harbingers of death, start appearing in town, he senses that a major disaster is approaching. The film nicely blends genres, from comedy, romance, and thriller to mystery and action. It's a bit disappointing that it doesn't particularly excel in any aspect, but it's still enjoyable to watch. The plot is interesting and captivating, and it offers a few surprises, and an action-packed finale. It's an entertaining movie, although its runtime of two hours and the relatively unexpected sad ending may somewhat detract from it. 6.5/10.
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For budgetary reasons, Stephen Sommers took a break from digital megalomania and made this rather enjoyable, brisk, slightly horror spectacle. The jump scares are not stunningly original, but everything has the right atmosphere, the action scenes are not lacking swing (especially the opening and the finale are great), and there are plenty of visual effects to enjoy. Moreover, the script doesn't skip out on the humor and the duo of Anton Yelchin and Addison Timlin is very likeable. So why not?
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