The Cell Collection

Jennifer Lopez

Vince Vaughn

Vincent D'Onofrio

Catherine Sutherland

James Gammon

Colton James

Dylan Baker

Marianne Jean-Baptiste

Gerry Becker

Musetta Vander

Patrick Bauchau

Jake Weber

Dean Norris

Tara Subkoff

Lauri Johnson

John Cothran

Jack Conley

Kamar de los Reyes

Pruitt Taylor Vince

Peter Sarsgaard

Christopher Janney

Nicholas Cascone

Joe La Piana

Jake Thomas

Kim Chizevsky-Nicholls

Jennifer Day

Alanna Vicente

Aja Echols

Vanessa Branch

Elena Maddalo

Gareth Williams

Monica Lacy

Joy Creel

Leanna Creel

Alan D. Purwin

Eric McLeod

Mark Protosevich

Carolyn Manetti

Paul Laufer

Donna Langley

Tom Foden

Paul Rubell

Howard Shore

Ronna Kress

Tarsem Singh

Julio Caro

Robert Duffy

Eiko Ishioka

Tessa Posnansky

Steve Callas

Suzana Perić

Camille Calvet

Francesco Grisi

Dawn M. Severdia

Dean Wolcott

April Napier

Jann Baskett

Josh Lusby

Kent Jones

Michael Manson

Linda Matthews

Luke Freeborn

Pat Romano

Joe Bucaro III

Kenny Endoso

Sandy Berumen

Michael Runyard

Guy Hendrix Dyas

Thomas Whiting

Michael Herbick

Renate Leuschner

Dennis Berardi

Laura Baker

Adam Johnston

Anthony Gaudioz

Rick Matthews

Robert J. Litt

Thomas Nead

Judi Townsend

Jonathan Bobbitt

John Roesch

Susan Germaine

Katherine E. Beyda

Will Robbins

Kevin E. Carpenter

Joshua Hancock

Erwin H. Kupitz

Scott R. Hankins

Paul Huntley

Kevin Tod Haug

Lorey Sebastian

Alyson Dee Moore

J. Paul Huntsman

Jayme S. Parker

Jack Gill

Tommy Turtle

Bill M. Puluti

Alex L. Worman

Geoff Hubbard

Cinda-Lin James

Dick Ziker

Andy Gill

Manny Perry

John C. Meier

Jill Brown

Michèle Burke

Brad Einhorn

Patrick J. Foley

Edouard F. Henriques III

Trevor Goring

David Drzewiecki

Candace Neal

Heather Plott

Frederic Roth

Jim Wojtowicz

Andrew M. Siegel

Michael Amundson

J. Wayne Parker

Edwin Roses

Robert White

Brad M. Hazen

Arthur Najera

Donald Burghardt

Bertoldo Gomez

Steven R. Morales

Mike McFarlane

David B. Nowell

Robena Malicoat

Chris Culliton

Sande Alessi

Jesse Siono Jr.

Katie Santore

Brett F. Gates

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Gimly

I can't... I can't call _The Cell_ good... But it's artistically spectacular, features one of D'Onofrio's best roles ever, and though it has unoriginal concepts, it uses them in originally thematic ways. I can't call _The Cell_ good... But I can tell you to watch it.

_Final rating:★★★ - I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._

Kewl Kat

The Cell is a forgotten classic. Way ahead of its time, it is a cinematic delight. It could be best described as a psychological thriller but it is so much more. Don't hesitate to enjoy this gem. It is visually stunning with a gripping story. JLo is good in this despite her booty never being the focus. Yes, it makes an appearance in a side view but it doesn't overwhelm. For serious, this is a 10-star film. Have fun!

_**Going inside the mind of a psycho**_

A child psychologist who’s adept with an innovative procedure (Jennifer Lopez) agrees to help FBI agents (Vince Vaughn and Jake Weber) by entering the mind of a comatose serial killer (Vincent D'Onofrio) in order to find clues to where his latest kidnap victim is held captive. Will they find her in time? 

"The Cell" (2000) is a psychological crime drama/thriller that combines “The Silence of the Lambs” (1991) with “The Matrix” (1999) and the style of Francis Ford Coppola’s “Dracula” (1992); meanwhile the sordid elements recall “The General’s Daughter” (1999). Although the plot seems convoluted, the film is actually easy to follow and it’s a veritable feast for the eyes. 

The best ‘feast’ is Jennifer in her prime. Also on the female front is Catherine Sutherland as one of the victims. The only thing that takes down my rating is the early scene showing how the sick phukk gets his jollies with female corpses. Who wants to see that? How about just hinting at it or describing it verbally?

The film runs 1 hour, 47 minutes, and was shot mostly in Southern Cal, e.g. San Diego (neurosciences facility), Los Angeles (hospital), Bakersfield (the silos), Taft & Pomona; as well as the Namib Desert (mind scenes with the boy).

GRADE: B