Storyline
Jill Parrish is trying to rebuild her life after surviving a terrifying kidnapping attempt. Though she is having a difficult time, she takes small steps toward normalcy by starting a new job and inviting her sister, Molly, to move in with her. Returning home from work one morning, Jill discovers that Molly has vanished, and she is certain that the same man who previously abducted her has returned for revenge.
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Wes Bentley, Amanda Seyfried, Jennifer Carpenter, Nick Searcy, Victor Morris, Sebastian Stan, Daniel Sunjata, Emily Wickersham, Jeanine Jackson, Socratis Otto, Jade Marx-Berti, Hunter Parrish, Ted Rooney, Michael Paré, Danny Wynands, Joel David Moore, Katherine Moennig, Sam Upton, Erin Carufel, Amy Lawhorn, Susan Hess, Blaine Palmer, Wade Allen, Bruce Lawson, Jordan Fry, Jeff Cole
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Reviews
67
The film's pieces don't always fit together, but even in isolation, some of those pieces are well worth watching.
65
Seyfried has spent too much time lately in vehicles that aren't worthy of her, "Red Riding Hood" being the most egregious example. Gone at least takes her seriously – except when, to delicious effect, it doesn't.
58
Which stinks worse? The absurdly large pile of red herrings Gone amasses? Or the film's sub-Scooby Doo conclusion?
40
Variety
A low-pulse thriller that evaporates from memory with the last credit.
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Boxoffice Magazine
Gone starts off as a character study about a woman struggling to regain control of her world in the wake of a horribly intrusive event, but that sort of thing doesn't make for a fun night at the movies, so it quickly concedes to a Hitchcockian "wrong woman" riff, in which sexually motivated abduction serves as the worst MacGuffin in movie history.
