 Watch Trance Movie Online Streaming MegavideoYou can watch Trance movie in HD without Downloading Free HERESimon (James McAvoy), a fine art auctioneer, teams up with a criminal gang to steal a Goya painting worth millions of dollars, but after suffering a blow to the head during the heist he awakens to discover he has no memory of where he hid the painting. When physical threats and torture fail to produce answers, the gang's leader Frank (Vincent Cassel) hires hypnotherapist Elizabeth Lamb (Rosario Dawson) to delve into the darkest recesses of Simon's psyche. As Elizabeth begins to unravel Simon's broken subconscious, the lines between truth, suggestion, and deceit begin to blur. (c)Fox Searchlight Movie Release on Theater Apr 5, 2013 Limited | |
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Trance Movie Cast | |
| James McAvoy,Vincent Cassel,Rosario Dawson,Michael Fassbender | |
| Genres : Mystery & Suspense,Special Interest | |
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| All Critics Rating For Trance : 6.3 | |
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Trance Movie Review | |
| You get the feeling that Boyle recut the footage so often, and in so many looped combinations, that he began to see links between images that no one in the audience would. Owen Gleiberman-Entertainment Weekly The film plays like something Boyle could kick out in his sleep, all his supercool devices listlessly deployed in service of a mediocre wet dream. Joshua Rothkopf-Time Out New York Anything goes, which may make all this great fun for the hallucinogenically inclined, but since nothing in these sequences has any lasting consequences, suspense is difficult to amplify. Zachary Wigon-Village Voice An insufferable cross between "Inception" and the twisty heist noir of Jean-Pierre Melville, "Trance" is a shapelessly propulsive mess of pop psychology and poor drama. David Ehrlich-Film.com It's a kick to see Boyle back in lickety-split genre mode. Guy Lodge-Time Out Superficial pleasures aside, however, the convoluted script jumps and dodges so often, it soon loses the thread of its own story. Peter Debruge-Variety From any other director, Trance would be just fine, but coming from Danny Boyle after such a long gap, it's hard not to be disappointed by what is clearly weaker material. Edward Douglas-ComingSoon.net A mesmerizing movie that is a heist flick; a psychological thriller about loss of memory and the powers of hypnotism; and a provocative parable about human desire, greed, sexuality, paranoia, and betrayal Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat-Spirituality and Practice The rolling of the end credits acts like a finger-snap, after which I suggest you return to your life without giving what's transpired much further though. Easy to watch; easy to dismiss. Simon Miraudo-Quickflix Danny Boyle reworks familiar tropes--stolen art, expedient amnesia and the ever-titillating love triangle--into a stylish, diverting thriller. Rex Roberts-Film Journal International Trance is dazzling to look at and has a plot that's more tangled than a game of Twister, but once you've been dazzled and have unravelled all the plot knots and kinks you're left surprisingly unsatisfied. Jason Best-Movie Talk "Shallow Grave" was one of Boyle's less stylish films, but it succeeded because of the interplay between its central characters. By comparison, "Trance" is simply shallow. Tim Grierson-Deadspin [An] enjoyable, labyrinthine neo-noir thriller. Philip French-Observer [UK] It feels more like a technical stunt, but one DDanny Boyle pulls off with his usual panache, if not his usual heart. Roger Moore-Movie Nation A hugely entertaining but dreadfully convoluted crime romp, in which logic flies out the door as wandering illusions of the mind take hold. Ed Gibbs-The Sun Herald A snaky, mind-bending heist thriller which is sure to prove divisive, Trance sees Danny Boyle at both his best and worst. It's stylish and bold, but some interesting build-up is partially undone by a bonkers third act which spirals out of control. Stephen Carty-Flix Capacitor You are swept along while it lasts and then, following a click of the fingers, you forget everything that just happened. A tolerable distraction. Donald Clarke-Irish Times Danny Boyle is obviously having a ball with this thriller, deploying every cinematic trick he can think of to throw the audience off the track. But sometimes too much of a good thing is annoying. Rich Cline-Contactmusic.com McAvoy plays the inside man out of his depth with a neat blend of mischief and wide-eyed innocence, although it's Cassel's ruthless kingpin who makes the strongest impression. Terry Staunton-Radio Times Trance is a beguilingly strange and exciting film that starts out as a traditional heist movie and heads off into dark and violent territory as it challenges you to keep up with its freewheeling plot. Mark Adams-Daily Mirror [UK] It's trippily entertaining but vanishes up its own tricksiness. What will the blessed Boyle do next? David Sexton-This is London A tedious shambles. Christopher Tookey-Daily Mail [UK] | |
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