The 1997 David Fincher directed Sci-Fi neo noir
As David Fincher's PANIC ROOM begins, recently divorced Meg Altman (Jodie Foster) halfheartedly tours an old New York City townhouse with her restless young daughter Sarah (Kristen Stewart). Using money from her divorce settlement, the unhappy mother … see full wiki
I never miss a Jodie Foster film and though some aren't my favorites, this one was a winner.
I paid full price for this and got my usual Jodie fix, strong confident woman taking care of business. She brings to the role her usual qualities and adds a lot to this film.
The best thing about this movie is how it's filmed. A lot of tricky camera angles go a long way in the suspense of this one.
Bottom line, Jodie and her daughter outwit some burgulars who are as stupid as they are brazen. Is the plot completely believable - not really but I'm quick to forgive.
The daughter character is very good as well, a solid performance from a newcomer that I am sure we will be seeing more of.
I was on the edge of my seat a few times, and the ending had a good "all is right with the world" feeling where good conquers evil. Who could ask for more?
A thumbs up!
Recommended:
Yes
Suitability For Children: Suitable for Children Age 13 and Older
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