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Under Suspicion

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Under Suspicion (2000)

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Reviews Counted:43

Fresh:22

Rotten:21

Average Rating:5.3/10

Consensus: Though Hackman and Freeman turn in solid performances, Under Suspicion moves at a plodding rate and has a disappointing ending.

Runtime: 1 hr 50 mins

Genre: Dramas

Synopsis: Director Stephen Hopkins' (LOST IN SPACE) crime thriller is a remake of the 1981 French film GARDE À VUE, and is adapted from John William Wainwright's novel BRAINWASH. On the evening of the San... Director Stephen Hopkins' (LOST IN SPACE) crime thriller is a remake of the 1981 French film GARDE À VUE, and is adapted from John William Wainwright's novel BRAINWASH. On the evening of the San Sebastian festival in San Juan, Puerto Rico, wealthy tax attorney Henry Hearst (Gene Hackman) is supposed to attend a charity ball with his lovely, much younger wife Chantal (Monica Belluci), but is called to police headquarters. The previous day, during his morning run, Hearst discovered the dead body of a 12-year-old girl. Captain Victor Benezet (Morgan Freeman) and the explosive young Detective Owens (Thomas Jane) say they merely want to clarify some details in Hearst's statement. However, when the questioning begins and Hearst stumbles over his answers, it is evident that the police suspect Hearst is involved. As the interrogation wears on, particulars of the prominent lawyer's personal life, and his complex relationship with his young wife are revealed. On the quest to discover Hearst's innocence or guilt, the film features tense duels between Hearst and Benezet, and an inventive retracing of events leading up to the murder while set against the lovely, exotic backdrop of San Juan. [More]

Starring: Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman, Thomas Jane, Monica Bellucci

Starring: Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman, Thomas Jane, Monica Bellucci, Miguel A. Suarez, Nydia Caro, Luis Caballero, Isabel Algaz, Pablo Cunqueiro, Jackeline Duprey

Director: Stephen Hopkins

Director: Stephen Hopkins
Producer: Anne Marie Gillen, Stephen Hopkins, Lori McCreary

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Why was Hopkins, the best of whose films is ordinary, hired to construct a film which hangs on psychology and dialogue?

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04/16/01
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02/07/01
Ian Waldron-Mantgani
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It's hard to imagine anyone walking out of this movie satisfied, regardless of Hackman's and Freeman's solid performances.

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Cole Smithey
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07/06/05
Emanuel Levy
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A powerhouse.....the acting will knock your socks off!

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05/06/05
Clint Morris
Clint Morris
Film Threat

The cast makes it watchable, which is good because little else does.

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08/30/03
Stacie Hougland
Stacie Hougland
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...at nearly two hours, it's just too much of a good thing.

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08/01/03
David Nusair
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Too tawdry to be completely entertaining, and too static to generate much excitement.

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05/01/03
Paul Tatara
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Gene Hackman and Morgan Freeman can't save "Whodunit?" from becoming "Who cares?"

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