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Name: Gone Movie Review
Item: Gone
Rating: 2.5
Author: Sivapriya Anand

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Review for the film " Gone"

Runtime: 1 Hour 34 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 24-02-2012

Genre: Thriller, Drama

Similar To: Ballerina (2024), First Cow, Wendy, Them That Follow

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CAST & CREW

Amanda Seyfried

Jennifer Carpenter

Daniel Sunjata

Heitor Dhalia

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Director:

Heitor Dhalia

Movie Actor:

Daniel Sunjata

Movie Actress:

Amanda Seyfried

Jennifer Carpenter

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The flick ‘ Gone Click to look into! >> Read More... ’ hit the screens in 2012. The screenplay for the movie was by Allison Burnett, and Heitor Dhalia Heitor Dhalia is a Brazilian screenwriter and dire >> Read More... directed the film. The film was the last release by Summit Entertainment. Soon, Lionsgate took up the responsibility of distributing the movie. The movie was sharply criticized by critics across the globe. Amanda Seyfried She is known to be a singer and model. One of the >> Read More... has done the role of Jill Parish in the flick, and Emily Wickersham has done the role of Molly.

The plot revolves around the character Jill Parish. Jill Parish is recovering from trauma following a foiled bid to kidnap her. Of course, it 's hard to get back to form following injury. Jill does her best to sort out things and be normal like anybody else. Now, she has a job for herself and her sister Molly shares her flat. One fine morning, Jill returns home from work to find that her sister is missing.

Jill concludes that the one who had abducted her previously has abducted her sister also. Jill assumes that the abductor has returned to settle scores with her. Jill is running out of time, and before dusk she has to do something. Else, her sister will be dead in hands of the kidnapper. In fact, the movie is a poor thriller and seems to be an imitation of some good ones. Amanda Seyfried as Jill comes with a troubled face throughout the movie.

She claims to have encountered a serial rapist-killer who kidnaps girls and then throws them away in the jungles as prey to the carnivores. Amanda escapes his clutches for good. But on the day when her alcoholic sister goes missing, she believes the rapist-killer is back. All that the police could make out of Jill is a hysterical woman. The police stick to their professional etiquettes and console Jill. A cop suggests that she lets her doubt pass by. But, a detective (role done by Wes Bentley When actor Wes Bentley was just 21-year-old, he wa >> Read More... ) with a lingering creepiness in his eyes comes to her aid. Jill takes stock of the situation, and a frantic Google search brings her close to the culprit.

Always, she is ahead of the cops in her search. She takes one car after another to corner the target much to the viewers’ irritation. Seyfried finds it hard to impress on the big screen, and she appears to have hit the bottom of her career. Finally, all that the viewers can make out of the movie is a copy of the script from one or two thriller flicks. Whether or not Jill corners the culprit, the audiences do not desire winding up at theaters watching the movie.

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