In einem hochmodernen Gefängnis, geleitet von einem brillanten Visionär, wird mit bewusstseinsverändernden Drogen an den Insassen experimentiert, dabei finden 2 Häftlinge zueinander die sich... Alles lesenIn einem hochmodernen Gefängnis, geleitet von einem brillanten Visionär, wird mit bewusstseinsverändernden Drogen an den Insassen experimentiert, dabei finden 2 Häftlinge zueinander die sich gleichzeitig ihrer Vergangenheit stellen müssen.In einem hochmodernen Gefängnis, geleitet von einem brillanten Visionär, wird mit bewusstseinsverändernden Drogen an den Insassen experimentiert, dabei finden 2 Häftlinge zueinander die sich gleichzeitig ihrer Vergangenheit stellen müssen.
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- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
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- Air Traffic Controller
- (Nicht genannt)
Elliot Chenery
- Inmate
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Jordyn Curet
- Vocalist - Youth Choir
- (Nicht genannt)
Michaela Da Costa
- Inmate
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Firstly, flawless acting performances from the main cast, you can see the emotions switch with the most subtle of facial changes. This film was just, okay. Not terrible, not amazing, just okay for Friday night viewing. But the makers seemingly didn't know what genre of film they were creating. It starts off all light hearted and you're lured into believing its a comedy, then you're fixed within a drama/thriller through the middle, only for it to end as a light hearted comedy in its climax?
An intriguing premise alone isn't enough to push this film into "good" territory. You keep waiting for something really interesting to happen, but it just sort of fizzles out near the end without ever reaching a satisfying crescendo.
Hemsworth's charm is on display and is the highlight for sure. Teller is fine, as are most of the other cast members. The story seems to be building towards some big twist or crazy moment, and while there isn't nothing, I feel it didn't quite justify the two hour expenditure.
Hemsworth's charm is on display and is the highlight for sure. Teller is fine, as are most of the other cast members. The story seems to be building towards some big twist or crazy moment, and while there isn't nothing, I feel it didn't quite justify the two hour expenditure.
Colorful cinematography and spirited editing contrast with the characters' tragic backstories. In the end its a morality tale, one that goes too far and too fast.
I can say it is worth a watch. I do like Chris Hemsworth's charismatic personality and it's nice to see him do something other than Thor outside of the Marvel comic book films. I almost didn't recognize Miles Teller. Although I think this was a missed opportunity to have these two guys work together in a much better film. But the film wasn't remarkable, and I don't think anyone will remember it a year from now. As for a sci-fi film, it wasn't a good one. It could have been, but it wasn't.
Your enjoyment levels of 'Spiderhead' are going to require some suspensions of disbelief. You're going to have to accept Chris Hemsworth as a scientist, you're going to have to accept Miles Teller as a prisoner and you're going to have to accept possibly the most unrealistic prison environment ever put to screen. If you can get past those things you should have a decent time.
The premise was a bit of a let down for me. In theory there are some interesting concepts stemming from it that they could've explored, but they seemed intent on not straying too far. The script really does get the bare minimum out of the idea.
Teller and Hemsworth are what keep this afloat. Even if their casting may seem a little silly, their charisma makes up for it. At least one of the them is on screen in every scene. I can see this film totally falling flat without their star-power in the lead roles.
I didn't hate this film, I just wanted more. There was a point where I thought it was actually setting itself up nicely to have a dark and twisted turn. But it never came and what played out was pretty forgettable and uninspired. It's not a terrible watch but don't go in expecting anything game-changing. 6/10.
The premise was a bit of a let down for me. In theory there are some interesting concepts stemming from it that they could've explored, but they seemed intent on not straying too far. The script really does get the bare minimum out of the idea.
Teller and Hemsworth are what keep this afloat. Even if their casting may seem a little silly, their charisma makes up for it. At least one of the them is on screen in every scene. I can see this film totally falling flat without their star-power in the lead roles.
I didn't hate this film, I just wanted more. There was a point where I thought it was actually setting itself up nicely to have a dark and twisted turn. But it never came and what played out was pretty forgettable and uninspired. It's not a terrible watch but don't go in expecting anything game-changing. 6/10.
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- WissenswertesRogan (played by Nathan Jones) is reading a book titled "Tenth of December" by George Saunders and first published in book-form on January the 8th, 2013, by Random House. It contains the short story "Escape from Spiderhead" on which this movie is based.
- PatzerAt the start when the seaplane arrives at the jetty 2 staff come out to secure the seaplane to jetty. But it is already fastened despite having just arrived.
- VerbindungenFeatures Joust (1982)
- SoundtracksThe Logical Song
Written by Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies (as Richard Davies)
Performed by Supertramp
Courtesy of A&M Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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- 60.000.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Laufzeit1 Stunde 46 Minuten
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