Movie instead relies more on the story line, generally good acting and writing, a halfway Something scary with a loud musical cue, but we are never bombarded by such images. Some of the usual tricks employed by movies of this type like the split-second flashes of
Stir of Echoes is a smart, agreeable thriller. Wife find Jake and the babysitter, and Tom finally begins to piece together the mystery of his odd Smith), who has been missing for six months. Of is the babysitter's sister, Samantha (Jennifer Morrison, Mr. He eventually tracks them down and discovers that the girl that he has been having Realizes something is horribly wrong and returns home to find both his son and the babysitter Their son with a babysitter of the son's recommendation, Tom begins seeing red, literally. Out, blood being splattered, and that of a teenage girl in his home. As the days go by, Tom continues to see disturbing images including his teeth falling When he isīrought back into reality, he realizes he has seen horrific images and is frightened and confusedīy them. Later on, at a party, Tom isīy his sister-in-law Lisa (Illeana Douglas, Ghost World) to undergo hypnosis. As the film opens, Jake is taking a bath, seemingly talking to theĬamera, asking "does it hurt to be dead?" With his father sitting in the background, we discoverĬontinues to talk as if to a third character who is not there. His wife Maggy (Kathryn Erbe, Oz) and his young son Jake (Zachary David Cope in Kevin Bacon ( Flatliners) stars as Tom Witzky, a middle class man living in Chicago with The movie theater of the future featuring floating recliners. Help solve the crime rather than more conventional detective work. Is a slightly more traditional thriller that becomes a "whodunit?," employing the paranormal to Leading to a major reveal, the ending that made Shyamalan famous, while Stir of Echoes In the case of The Sixth Sense, the movie is more of a Plot differences and devices, obviously, but the foundation for both stories revolve around aĬan communicate with the dead. Night Shyamalan's hit The Sixth Sense, whichĭebuted a month before Stir of Echoes, is an eerily similar movie. What ifĪre "receivers," people who have a sixth-sense that allows them to communicate with the dead?
These unearthly phenomenon and how the spirit world can communicate with ours. Reviewed by Martin Liebman, December 5, 2007ĭo you believe in the paranormal? Visions? The power of hypnosis? This is a film that examines The Blu-ray version of this taut psychological thriller will please fans. Starring: Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe, Illeana Douglas, Liza Weil, Kevin Dunn, Jennifer Morrison When at last he unearths the truth, it will draw him into the long-buried secret of a ghastly crime, a vengeful spirit.and the lethal price of laying that spirit to rest.įor more about Stir of Echoes and the Stir of Echoes Blu-ray release, see Stir of Echoes Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on Decemwhere this Blu-ray release scored 3.0 out of 5. He desperately tries to rid himself of his eerie, unwanted powers - only to be seized by an irresistible compulsion to dig deeper and deeper into the mystery that is consuming his life. But when his other-worldly nightmares begin coming true, Tom wants out. As the horrific visions intensfy, Tom realizes they are pieces of a puzzle, echoes of a crime calling out to be solved. He sees things he can't explain and hears voices he can't ignore. After he is hypnotized at a neighborhood party, Tom changes. Because something supernatural has started to believe in Tom. And it doesn't matter that Tom doesn't believe in the supernatural. Tom Witzky (Kevin Bacon) is a blue-collar worker, a family man, the most ordinary guy in the world.who is about to be plunged into a shattering encounter with another world. Stir of Echoes Blu-ray offers decent video and solid audio in this enjoyable Blu-ray release
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