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Overall Rank: 14852

Average Rating: 2.3/4

# of Ratings: 28

Theatrical Release Date: 08/06/2004

Language: English

Genre: Drama, Romance

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Michael Winterbottom

Actors: Tim Robbins, Togo Igawa, Nabil Elouahabi, Samantha Morton, Sarah Backhouse, Om Puri

Allison - wrote on 09/27/2007

I love Samantha Morton (and usually Tim Robbins too). However, this one was a total bomb to me. The story was less than interesting and not really follow-able. To each their own. I'm surprised to hear when someone likes this though. Sam has had better moments.

kustaa - wrote on 09/27/2007

This movie is and old fashioned sci-fi masterpiece, made like old times with small budget, not a lot of FX, and with more phylosophical, political and social touches ala Blade Runner. The concept of a mixed language, the usual outsiders and what they do to get in, is great, it works. It's also great the performances given by Tim Robins and Samantha Morton, who's maybe not gorgeous, but she has a lot of sex appeal. She has a strong personality that always uses to make her characters tough, and at the same time, fragiles. I love her. Interesting ending.

Curtis Smale
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CODE 46: The Greatest Movie Ever Made?

Curtis Smale - wrote on 02/12/2008

Reader Caution: In this review, I give away some basic plot points, basically the same information on the back of the DVD box.

Basic Movie Info: CODE46 stars Tim Robbins (Andy DuFresne from THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION); and Samantha Morton (the bald PreCog girl from MINORITY REPORT.)
CODE46 was released on DVD in 2004.
It is one hour and thirty-three minutes in length.

CODE46: The Greatest Movie Ever Made

The first time I saw this movie, about two years ago, I thought it was kind of cool, and it seemed to imitate BLADERUNNER a little.

I later came to realize that it was one of those rare films that would leave an indelible impression on me. I was thinking about it and remembering it long after I saw it.

Now, after seeing it seven more times in the last couple of months, I …