November 5, 2009
I can sum this one up in just two words: "Ass Worms"
Morgan Freeman, Thomas Jane, Jason Lee
Friends on a camping trip discover that the town they're vacationing in, is being plagued in an unusual fashion by parasitic aliens from outer space.
DVD Release Date: June 1, 2004
Stats: 4,447 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (4,447)
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September 24, 2009A very stupid King adaptation but I quite liked it, in a guilty pleasure sort of way. Always keep the toilet seat down!!
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July 27, 2009As Stephen King fans should probably know, there are a lot of things in Stephen Kings books that make sense only where they are - that is, in Stephen King books. Translating them to film is usually a bad idea, as many filmmakers who had adapted King's books before probably figure...( read more)
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June 12, 2009An odd mishmash of kind of interesting as well as rather stupid elements.
Also, to quote Rober Ebert: "The movie [has] too many farts for a movie that keeps insisting, with mounting implausibility, that it is intended to be good." -
March 20, 2009Holy shit, what happened? I mean this movie is trying to be ten different things at once. With the talent attached, I just can't imagine anyone thinking this was a good idea.
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November 15, 2009Well? you cant judge a book by its cover... or by its trailor in this case. Strange from the git go, and not in a good way. Imo a suffers from a bad plot.
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November 14, 2009Hmm...like it only because its Stephen King's. The performances? Baaaaad.
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November 11, 2009I love Donnie
I LOVE it 'cause Donnie Wahlberg's in it and I love him too 'cause he's a New Kid on the Block!!!! <3 -
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November 4, 2009El Atrapasueños. Muy buena pelicula.. hasta que la desmadraron con un final chafa!!!
Tache!!!!
Critic Reviews
April 22, 2003
David Edelstein, Slate
March 21, 2003
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
A head-scratchingly silly B-movie, blending boyish sentiment and cheesy creature effects, that even Morgan Freeman can't save. full review
March 21, 2003
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
Dreamcatcher begins as the intriguing story of friends who share a telepathic gift, and ends as a monster movie of stunning awfulness. full review
March 20, 2003
A.O. Scott, The New York Times
Everything here is so clumsily handled that the creepy sensation of dread that infuses the early moments is quickly washed away on a tide of space slime and wearying exposition. full review
March 20, 2003
Claudia Puig, USA Today
Though the tale, adapted from Stephen King's best-selling novel, starts out with an eerie sense of foreboding, Dreamcatcher fails to deliver thrills and chills. full review
March 19, 2003
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
As in King's derivative novel, the story is overstuffed with too many unnecessary (if occasionally cool) elements. full review
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March 2, 2008the special feature in the dvd has steven king's private endorsement with his remarks upon it. the most attention-grappler would probably be the outter space creature sneaks out of man's butthole on the toilet which king actually takes pride in..king says that the most taboos of our own are mostly discovered inside the bathroom which is a part forbidden in the system of civilization..that sounds like something pseudo-intellectual...about my personal opinion, the restroom scene feels like some cheap b-grade oriental horror with a ridiculous whim. ABSOLUTELY CHEESY!!! actually lots of people in orient share an peculiar horror fancy that a hand reaches out from the toilet to tickle your butthole...now it appears even in steven king. besides jason lee is so quickly disposed in the flick..the alien possession narrative is just silly...what a mess.
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February 19, 2008One of my favorites. Don't be scared... You figure it out at the end... It's really cool.
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December 4, 2007hard to understand, yes. But once you do it becomes very interesting.
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