John Cusack

Jennifer Carpenter

Mae Whitman

Dallas Roberts

Sonya Walger

Michael Trevino

Ksenia Solo

Mageina Tovah

Katherine Waterston

Gary Anthony Williams

Cindy Sampson

Maxim Roy

Glenda Braganza

Meghanne Kessels

Paula Jean Hixson

Vanessa Matsui

Gerardo Lo Dico

Omari Newton

Charles Papasoff

Lita Tresierra

Vincent Messina

Morgan O'Neill

Paul Leyden

Susan Downey

David Gambino

Joel Silver

Tod Feuerman

Kimberly Foster-McCollum

Ronnie Yeskel

Martin Whist

Jean-Pierre Paquet

Daniel Carpentier

Robert Parle

Josée Pilon

Odette Gadoury

Colleen Quinton

Michelle Côté

Pierre Laberge

Helene Lamarre

Charlotte Rouleau

Frédéric Amblard

Mario Chabot

Geof Isherwood

Brent Lambert

Lucie Paquet

Alex Touikan

Lucie Tremblay

Claire Alary

Bill R. Dean

Paul Hackner

David A. Whittaker

Tom Ozanich

Gregory H. Watkins

Dennis Berardi

Glenn Cote

Erik Henry

Simon Hughes

Andrew Millard

Sarah McMurdo

Jean Frenette

Sylvain Bernier

Marty McInally

John Trapman

Jeff Pentecost

Marco Venditto

Jan Thijs

Philippe Bossé

Alexandre Bouchard

Alain Bourassa

Stephanie Girard Hamelin

Patricia Hargreaves

Sandra J. Blackie

Erik Kaufmann

Christopher M. Meagher

Adam Ohl

Peter G. Smith

Curtis Roush

Derek Somaru

Alexandre Juaneda

Réal Hamel

Roch Chalifour

Kramer Morgenthau

Igor Meglic

Isabelle Guay

Mark Isham

Spiro Razatos

Richard Mirisch

Richard Lalonde

Steve Richards

Don Carmody

Simon Board

Buck Deachman

Brigitte Goulet

Ethan Erwin

Aaron Auch

Christoph Fisser

Charlie Woebcken

Adam Kuhn

Daniel Richard Giverin

François Gauthier

Marie-Laurence Paquin

Hélèna Laliberté

Andrea Kenyon

Randi Wells

Tina Gerussi

Anny St-Pierre

Julie Longpré

Jocelyne St-Pierre

Amélie Léonard

Candide Franklyn

Alfonso Maiorana

Russel Bowie

Mathieu Décary

Jean Kavanagh

Soupharak Keoborakoth

René Fréchette

Amelie Duceppe

Marie-France Simard

Joanne T. Harwood

Crime

Thriller

Mystery

The Factory

Dark Castle Entertainment

Silver Pictures

StudioCanal

United States of America

English

clyde e collins

**Fundamentals, reception.**

1. American/Canadian live action feature length film, 2012, rated R, 108 minutes, crime, mystery, thriller.
2. IMDB: 5.7/10.0 from 5,365 audience ratings.  Estimated budget, 25 million USD.
3. Rotten Tomatoes: 'No score yet...' and 42% liked it from 1,128 audience ratings.
4. Netflix: 3.5/5.0 from 636,300 audience ratings.
5. Directed by: Morgan O'Neill.
6. Starring: John Cusack as Mike Fletcher, Jennifer Carpenter as Kelsey, Dallas Roberts as Carl, Mae Whitman as Abby Fletcher, Sonya Walger as Shelley Fletcher, Ksenia Solo as Emma, Gary Anthony Williams as Darryl.

**Setup and Plot**

1. Mike and Kelsey have been on the case of a serial killer for quite some time, but the department is shutting their efforts down for lack of progress.  It's Thanksgiving, and Mike asks Kelsey to stop by to say hello to his wife Shelley,  and daughter Abby.
2. There is tension between Shelly and Abby, and between Shelley and Mike.  Mike and Kelsey revive the case somewhat over a murder of a transsexual.  Abby gets more discouraged with Shelley, and takes off.  She breaks up with her boyfriend, and the serial killer kidnaps her.  Shelley finally notices Abbey is gone.  She alerts Mike, and the police engage more strongly.
3. Mike and Kelsey get a lead on the accomplice of the killer.  Mike goes off on him, and physically assaults him.  After trying to follow the accomplice, they give up after a while.  The accomplice was on a long shift and stayed in the hospital where he worked to avoid being followed.  Mike loses his composure at home.
4. Abbey, meanwhile, has a wretched time in captivity with other young women who have been kidnapped.  Mike starts looking at his daughter's life as he would if he were not his father; then the clues start coming.
5. Will Abbey get rescued?  Will Mike still have a career?

**Conclusions**

1. **One line summary**: Cop needs to find his daughter emotionally to find her physically.
2. Three stars of five.

**Scores**

1. Cinematography: 8/10 Better than VHS quality, but not by much.
2. Sound: 4/10 Sound levels were absurdly out of control.
3. Acting: 6/10 Cusack and Carpenter were fine.  Dallas Roberts, whose role was pivotal, was unconvincing, beginning to end.  Mae Whitman was rather good, but Sonya Walger not so much.
4. Screenplay: 6/10 The story was clever and engaging, but the poor choices in casting nullified much of that.  I enjoyed the onscreen time of Cusack and Carpenter, but when Roberts was onscreen, the urge to leave to get a cup of coffee was enormous.  The ending was tough to stomach, but it certainly explained the difficulties in the investigation.

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