Unloads a volley of plot twists that'll have you slapping your head in disbelief, provided you haven't figured them out by the end of Act I.

While much of "Awake" simply doesn't work, there are just enough things on display that do to make you wish that someone had taken the time to elaborate on them

Is this goofy, misguided movie enough to keep you "Awake?"Probably, but only if you're laughing during this unintentionally comical drama.

Engages the viewer from start to finish and boasts a handful of decent performances. Crazy but fun.

Admittedly mediocre, this psychological thriller is nevertheless gripping in its reality-based terror.

Awake feels like an Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode unfolding in slow motion, with each new revelation coming a reel or two after viewers have guessed it.

A medical thriller with a noggin full of novocaine, this shocker about a botched heart surgery evidently suffered brain surgery to match.

The movie offers twist upon twist upon twist, with no actual plot.

The most vapid stars of our age, Hayden Christensen and Jessica Alba, achieve total vapidosity in this jaw-dropping exercise in preposterosity from newcomer Joby Harold.

Waking up during major surgery would be horrible. Waking up during surgery and being forced to watch Awake would be truly ghastly.