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Released Year: 2000
Runtime: 106 minutes
Directors: Rob Cohen
Casts: Steve Harris, Derek Aasland, Christopher McDonald, Craig T. Nelson, Malin Åkerman, Paul Walker, Leslie Bibb, Joshua Jackson, Shaw Madson, Scott Gibson, Noah Danby, William Petersen, Hill Harper, Nigel Bennett, David Asman, Andrew Kraulis, Jennifer Melino
IMDB: The Skulls (2000)
Ratings: 
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Entertainment Weekly -
Antielitist, anti-hypocrisy, pro-feel-good entertainment.
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Film.com -
You might not want to pay top dollar for The Skulls, but at the right price, it delivers.
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Chicago Tribune -
A fast, slick, outlandish fiasco that starts out well and then seems to drop right off a cliff.
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USA Today -
When it comes to being brainless, The Skulls is at the head of the class.
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Chicago Reader -
Initially tolerable but increasingly stupid thriller.
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The Skulls (2000)
Luke's exultance at being selected for The Skulls (a secret society bred within the walls of a prominent Ivy League Campus) is soon overshadowed when he realises that all is 'not well in Wonderland'. For The Skulls is a breeding ground for the future powerful and elite. It's not only a far cry from his working class background, but it also hallows its own deep and dark secrets.
The Skulls (2000)
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2000
Runtime: 106 minutes
Directors: Rob Cohen
Casts: Steve Harris, Derek Aasland, Christopher McDonald, Craig T. Nelson, Malin Åkerman, Paul Walker, Leslie Bibb, Joshua Jackson, Shaw Madson, Scott Gibson, Noah Danby, William Petersen, Hill Harper, Nigel Bennett, David Asman, Andrew Kraulis, Jennifer Melino
IMDB: The Skulls (2000)
Storyline
Luke's exultance at being selected for The Skulls (a secret society bred within the walls of a prominent Ivy League Campus) is soon overshadowed when he realises that all is 'not well in Wonderland'. For The Skulls is a breeding ground for the future powerful and elite. It's not only a far cry from his working class background, but it also hallows its own deep and dark secrets.
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Reviews
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Entertainment Weekly -
Antielitist, anti-hypocrisy, pro-feel-good entertainment.
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Film.com -
You might not want to pay top dollar for The Skulls, but at the right price, it delivers.
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Chicago Tribune -
A fast, slick, outlandish fiasco that starts out well and then seems to drop right off a cliff.
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USA Today -
When it comes to being brainless, The Skulls is at the head of the class.
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Chicago Reader -
Initially tolerable but increasingly stupid thriller.
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Luke's exultance at being selected for The Skulls (a secret society bred within the walls of a prominent Ivy League Campus) is soon overshadowed when he realises that all is 'not well in Wonderland'. For The Skulls is a breeding ground for the future powerful and elite. It's not only a far cry from his working class background, but it also hallows its own deep and dark secrets.
Luke's exultance at being selected for The Skulls (a secret society bred within the walls of a prominent Ivy League Campus) is soon overshadowed when he realises that all is 'not well in Wonderland'. For The Skulls is a breeding ground for the future powerful and elite. It's not only a far cry from his working class background, but it also hallows its own deep and dark secrets.
Luke's exultance at being selected for The Skulls (a secret society bred within the walls of a prominent Ivy League Campus) is soon overshadowed when he realises that all is 'not well in Wonderland'. For The Skulls is a breeding ground for the future powerful and elite. It's not only a far cry from his working class background, but it also hallows its own deep and dark secrets.
Luke's exultance at being selected for The Skulls (a secret society bred within the walls of a prominent Ivy League Campus) is soon overshadowed when he realises that all is 'not well in Wonderland'. For The Skulls is a breeding ground for the future powerful and elite. It's not only a far cry from his working class background, but it also hallows its own deep and dark secrets.