Alone in the Dark
Bruno Bonnell: Producer
Dan Clarke: Producer
Dan Sales: Producer
Frederic Demey: Producer
Elan Mastai: Writer
Michael Roesch: Writer
Peter Scheerer: Writer
Lions Gate
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DVD Details:
- Starring: Christian Slater, Tara Reid, Stephen Dorff, Frank C. Turner, Matthew Walker
- Director: Uwe Boll
- Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
- Rated: R (Restricted)
- Studio: Lions Gate
- Theatrical Release Date: Jan 28, 2005
- DVD Release Date: May 10, 2005
- Run Time: 96 minutes
- ASIN: B0007XBM5W
- UPC: 012236173977
- Sales Rank: 33374
Amazon Customer Reviews:
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
    Why Did I Waste My Money???, 2007-12-17
Why did I waste my money on this atrocity?!?!?! Alone In The Dark, based off the video game, can be described in many different words, but all bad ones. Some words to describe ALONE IN THE DARK are as follows: atrocious, abysmal, outstanding (in the bad way), barbaric, diabolical, repulsive, odious, apalling, horrendous, etc., etc., etc. You get the idea.
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br /The effects were okay, but they would have been better if the plot made sense, which, as you may guess, it didn't. The acting was awful, and there were so many unexpected parts of the movie that seemed as though they were just thrown in there for kicks because the director was bored.
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br /Unless you want to throw your precious, hard-earned money down the drain and into the pipes and cesspool, STAY AWAY FROM THIS MOVIE AT ALL TIMES!! You won't regret not buying it, and that's for real!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
    A failure on all levels, 2007-10-01
"Alone in the Dark" fails miserably as both a regular film and as something that might be appreciated as a bad movie, primarily because it commits the cardinal sin of being boring. Hey, this is a movie with ancient civilizations and an ancient McGuffin, a government paranormal research team, and some monsters that look like Alien. You can make a bad movie with those elements, but making that movie _boring_ on top of that is quite an achievement. What makes "Alone in the Dark" even worse is that the first five minutes actually have kind of a goofy energy that is missing from the remainder of the movie. Those first five minutes are like a promise to the audience that is broken by the rest of the film. Even "House of the Dead," Boll's previous video game movie, is entertaining as a bad movie because of its wacky energy - it keeps things moving and takes advantage, on a B-movie level, of its key story elements. "Alone in the Dark" fails to do so.
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br /Christian Slater does his best with the material he was given, and even Tara Reid manages to gamely get through her part. The fault here is clearly in writing and direction. The editor has to take some blame as well.
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br /Do not be caught alone in the dark with this movie, unless you need a sleep aid.
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