Une souris verte

Original title: 3 Blind Mice

2003
R
1h 33m

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4.3/10

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Crime Thriller

Thomas snoops on people using their web cams, but when he witnesses a murder he calls the police who discover several women have been murdered in the last years in a similar way.Thomas snoops on people using their web cams, but when he witnesses a murder he calls the police who discover several women have been murdered in the last years in a similar way.Thomas snoops on people using their web cams, but when he witnesses a murder he calls the police who discover several women have been murdered in the last years in a similar way.

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IMDb RATING

4.3/10

1.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Edward Furlong starred in this film after being dropped from "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines".

Goofs
When Mark is talking to a friend over a web link, the webcam on his computer is angled in such a way that it is aimed way over Mark's head. The friend still talks as if he can see him.

Connections
Referenced in Late Night with Seth Meyers: Cindy Crawford/Chiwetel Ejiofor/AWOLNATION (2015)

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Crystal
Performed by New Order
Composed by Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris & Gillian Gilbert
Courtesy of Warner Strategic Marketing UK

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An increasingly desperate thriller

29 July 03

"Three Blind Mice" leaves the viewer shattered, trying to make the picture come out differently. Edward Furlong and especially Emilia Fox might seem perfunctorily cast at first; by the time the film is halfway to its end they seem to have merged with their characters. Trapped between computers, highjacked television channels, and all all-stops-out reality show combining B & E, sex crimes, mutilation, and murder, their characters are caught up in a plot they keep trying to convince themselves they can control, knowing they have almost no chance. Fox, so quietly convincing in "The Pianist," here seems capable of going in any direction, and for that matter three directions at once, whiplashing the viewer from one perspective to another. The drama is under pressure--no actor dominates any other, there are no McGuffins, no cheats, no teases, just a momentum that builds so cruelly you may want to forget the film when it's over. Chances are you will have to see it again.