Directed by:
Maria PuleraScreenplay:
Maria PuleraCinematography:
Thomas HenczComposer:
Jason SolowskyCast:
Nicolas Cage, Franka Potente, Penelope Mitchell, Garrett Clayton, Lydia Hearst, Brit Shaw, Hopper Penn, David Lee Smith, Philip Fornah, Paris Bravo (more)VOD (1)
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Oscar-winner Nicolas Cage is back to fight the supernatural as Joe, a man obsessed by the death of his wife and daughter. At a way station on a lonely highway, Joe meets Julie (Franka Potente), a spiritually gifted woman who enlists him in a desperate attempt to recover the lost soul of her comatose daughter, Billie (Penelope Mitchell). At the hospital, Billie suddenly awakens in Joe’s presence, but she’s not herself - her body has been taken over by another soul... Mary, Joe’s dead wife, who has returned to settle her unfinished business with the living. Now that the woman who has haunted his dreams is back in his arms, Joe finds himself trapped in the dark bonds of an obsession that reaches from beyond the grave. (Roadshow Entertainment)
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Between Worlds feels totally interchangeable with any (below) average episode from a television horror series from the 1990s, both technically and in terms of the story. In fact, from the beginning, you wonder if the movie is so terrible and outdated on purpose, or if it is some kind of subversive ironic joke. I am convinced that it is the former, and the movie is simply terrible, fortunately, Nicolas Cage saves the day with his frenzied deranged performance and hilarious one liners, which makes what would have otherwise been an atrociously boring movie an unforgettable affair that can actually be enjoyed.
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