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Memory (2006)
TrailerA medical reseracher teams with a retired doctor to root around in the genetically stored memories of a a nightmarish predator who abducts and murders young girls.Actors: Dennis Hopper, Billy Zane, Tricia Helfer, Ann-Margret, Terry Chen, Deirdre Blades, Scott Anderson, Matt Fentiman, Emily Hirst, Emily Anne Graham, Alex Ferris, ...»Director: Bennett DavlinCountry: United StatesDuration: 98 minQuality: HDRelease: 2006IMDb: 5.20 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Max LichtensteinPlayed by: Dennis HopperTaylor BriggsPlayed by: Billy Zane -
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Critic Reviews of "Memory (2006)"
VarietyJune 13, 2007Considerably better -- and far more intriguing -- than most entry-level horror pics, marrying a retro B-movie setup with the ghostly obsessions of recent Asian extreme cinema.
Newark Star-LedgerMarch 26, 2007The movie draws upon so many influences -- stylized Hitchcock suspense, surreal Asian horror and the Gothic romance of Britain's Hammer Studios -- it's easier to follow the reference points than the plot.
New York TimesMarch 23, 2007Filled with labored exposition, stilted line readings and the most unconvincing romantic hookup since Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley.
NewsdayMarch 22, 2007To what niche does this movie aspire, Michael Crichton sci-fi chiller, Ed Wood camp or neo-'60s grand guignol for former leading ladies of a certain age? You decide.
L.A. WeeklyMarch 22, 2007Adapting his own novel, [director] Davlin seems blessedly unaware of how silly his story is, attacking it with such escalating melodramatic fervor that Memory rises from the disastrously campy to the bizarrely hypnotic.
Murphy's Movie ReviewsJuly 14, 2007There's an intriguing premise buried in MEMORY ... [but] he execution leaves something to be desired.
PopMattersApril 01, 2007The fact that it raises worthy questions concerning experience and recollection, as well as cultural, legal, and political definitions of self with regard to memories%u2014well, that's sort of too bad. They're lost amid forgettable plotty detritus.
TV GuideMarch 23, 2007Stylish and twisty, but not clever enough to support its more outrageous plot machinations.
Los Angeles CityBeatMarch 22, 2007... tosses us so many hints and red herrings that, by the end, we really don't care who turns out to be the killer. All solutions are equally satisfying, which is the same thing as being equally unsatisfying.
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