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Overall Rank: 9160

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 51

Theatrical Release Date: 02/24/2012

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 05/29/2012

Language: English

Genre: Thriller

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Heitor Dhalia

Actors: Amanda Seyfried, Jennifer Carpenter, Wes Bentley, Sebastian Stan, Michael Paré, Daniel Sunjata

Plot: Two years ago Jill escaped from a serial killer and is still haunted by
the experience. When her sister goes missing, Jill is certain the same
person is behind it and sets out to face her fear and save her sister. -- Chris Kavan

Matthew Brady - wrote on 11/08/2014

That's a lame title for a movie "Gone", they should have called this film (the stupid girl who is looking for her gay sister). The story is about a serial killer and is still haunted by the experience. When her sister goes missing, Jill is certain the same person is behind it and sets out to face her fear and save her sister. One of the worst films of 2012, it has a weak story and it is boring as hell.

Rod - wrote on 12/29/2012

When Jill goes out a night and comes back home, she discovers her sister is missing, and immediately thinks she has been abducted. No one believes her, thus, searches for her sister alone. *** With opening scenes in a twilight-ish way did not really impress me until Amanda Seyfried started the drama on the police department. The thrill was all over the movie, the story was decent and really, it was an unexpected resolution. Amanda Seyfried did a good job, I always admire how she uses her eyes on great acting.

Amoeba Johnny
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Slow Starting, By-the-Numbers Kidnapping Thriller

Amoeba Johnny - wrote on 06/04/2012

I was going to leave a quick review of this movie and make a joke about how it's like making fire by rubbing sticks together: It takes forever to get started, and once it does the people watching get bored and realize it was done better before.

But since it doesn't have a full, honest review I'll be more fair.

That being said, this movie is VERY slow to start. My girlfriend, who's usually very tolerant of movies, commented, "Something better happen soon or I'm shutting this off. It's like a reality show." This was in the first 20-30 minutes of the movie.

Once the movie gets going, however, it becomes a very by-the-numbers kidnapping thriller. You know where things are going from the beginning. You can almost check off the things as they show up in the movie. There was only one …