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Blu-ray Review: 'The Double'

January 31st, 2012 10:00am EST | Jason Coleman By: Jason Coleman favorite Add to My News
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Ready for a little cat and mouse game between Richard Gere and...Topher Grace?  Don't be fooled, there might be game on suspense thriller gold via the new flick "The Double" (out on Blu-ray Jan. 31 from Image Entertainment) – check out the review below!

 

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   Title: "The Double"

   Grade: 3 1/2

   Cast: Richard Gere, Topher Grace, Martin Sheen

   Director: Michael Brandt

   Rating: PG-13

   Runtime: 98 minutes

   Release Company: Image Entertainment

   Website: www.watchimage.com

 

 

 

The Flick: The Double has a fantastically witty and clever script - even when you know key plot elements there’s more surprises to be had.  It’s a difficult film tactic, but alongside the taunt direction by Michael Brandt, it actually helps keep some of the familiar elements fresh.  Also the casting, while on the outside may seem odd, is very calculated, especially with the inclusion of Topher Grace – not exactly what you expect.  (Anyone remember Predators?!)  Plus Gere is always good, Sheen solid and always love seeing the rough and tumble Tamer Hassan.  So while there is familiar hunter/hunted territory being covered here, there’s enough new fertile ground to keep "The Double’s" chase compelling.   

Best Feature: The 'Making of' featurette has everyone talking – good show!

Best Hidden Gem: Stephen Moyer is utterly awesome as a vicious Russian killer!

Worth the Moola: For those looking for a familiar thriller ride with some inventive twists, "The Double" is strong enough.

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Photo Credits: Photos Courtesy of Image Entertainment




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