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Released Year: 2000
Runtime: 111 minutes
Directors: Sam Raimi
Casts: Giovanni Ribisi, J.K. Simmons, Katie Holmes, Gary Cole, Hilary Swank, Michael Jeter, Cate Blanchett, Kim Dickens, Chelcie Ross, Keanu Reeves, Greg Kinnear, Rosemary Harris, John Beasley, David Brannen, Lynnsee Provence, Hunter McGilvray
IMDB: The Gift (2000)
Ratings: 
(3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Boston Globe -
A solidly crafted, suspensefully written, powerfully acted little juggernaut.
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Variety -
A good, old-fashioned suspenser.
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Los Angeles Times -
Overly familiar material, even well done, cannot be made more intrinsically interesting than it is. Not even by Cate Blanchett and Keanu Reeves.
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New York Magazine (Vulture) -
Were it not for these performances (Blanchett, Ribisi, Swank, Reeves), The Gift would be fairly negligible.
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Village Voice -
A creepily effective button-pusher that owes a bit to the original "Cape Fear" both in Sam Raimi's ruthless direction and Keanu Reeves's unexpectedly robust performance as the most violent redneck peckerwood in a steamy Georgia town.
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The Gift (2000)
When a local woman disappears and the police can't seem to find any leads, her father turns to a poor young woman with psychic powers. Slowly she starts having visions of the woman chained and in a pond. Her visions lead to the body and the arrest of an abusive husband, but did he really do it?
The Gift (2000)
(3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2000
Runtime: 111 minutes
Directors: Sam Raimi
Casts: Giovanni Ribisi, J.K. Simmons, Katie Holmes, Gary Cole, Hilary Swank, Michael Jeter, Cate Blanchett, Kim Dickens, Chelcie Ross, Keanu Reeves, Greg Kinnear, Rosemary Harris, John Beasley, David Brannen, Lynnsee Provence, Hunter McGilvray
IMDB: The Gift (2000)
Storyline
When a local woman disappears and the police can't seem to find any leads, her father turns to a poor young woman with psychic powers. Slowly she starts having visions of the woman chained and in a pond. Her visions lead to the body and the arrest of an abusive husband, but did he really do it?
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Reviews
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Boston Globe -
A solidly crafted, suspensefully written, powerfully acted little juggernaut.
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Variety -
A good, old-fashioned suspenser.
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Los Angeles Times -
Overly familiar material, even well done, cannot be made more intrinsically interesting than it is. Not even by Cate Blanchett and Keanu Reeves.
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New York Magazine (Vulture) -
Were it not for these performances (Blanchett, Ribisi, Swank, Reeves), The Gift would be fairly negligible.
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Village Voice -
A creepily effective button-pusher that owes a bit to the original "Cape Fear" both in Sam Raimi's ruthless direction and Keanu Reeves's unexpectedly robust performance as the most violent redneck peckerwood in a steamy Georgia town.
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When a local woman disappears and the police can't seem to find any leads, her father turns to a poor young woman with psychic powers. Slowly she starts having visions of the woman chained and in a pond. Her visions lead to the body and the arrest of an abusive husband, but did he really do it?
When a local woman disappears and the police can't seem to find any leads, her father turns to a poor young woman with psychic powers. Slowly she starts having visions of the woman chained and in a pond. Her visions lead to the body and the arrest of an abusive husband, but did he really do it?
When a local woman disappears and the police can't seem to find any leads, her father turns to a poor young woman with psychic powers. Slowly she starts having visions of the woman chained and in a pond. Her visions lead to the body and the arrest of an abusive husband, but did he really do it?
When a local woman disappears and the police can't seem to find any leads, her father turns to a poor young woman with psychic powers. Slowly she starts having visions of the woman chained and in a pond. Her visions lead to the body and the arrest of an abusive husband, but did he really do it?