The Lookout (Blu-ray) R
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 39 minutes
- Video: Color
- Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
- Released: August 9, 2011
- Originally Released: 2007
- Label: Miramax Echo Bridge
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Matthew Goode, Isla Fisher & Jeff Daniels | |
Performer: | Aaron Berg, Carla Gugino, Kalyn Bomback, Alex Borstein, Paul Christie, Morgan Kelly, Laura Vandervoort, Janaya Stephens & Sergio Di Zio | |
Directed by | Scott Frank | |
Screenwriting by | Scott Frank | |
Composition by | James Newton Howard | |
Produced by | Walter F. Parkes, Gary Barber, Laurence Mark & Roger Birnbaum | |
Director of Photography: | Alar Kivilo | |
Executive Production by | Laurie McDonald, Becki Cross Trujillo & Jonathan Glickman |
Entertainment Reviews:
3 stars out of 4 -- [T]he movie belongs to Gordon-Levitt; putting across powerful impulses of shame and anger from behind a veil of blankness and befuddlement...
Premiere
Rating: 3/5 --
The film describes emotional and moral rehabilitation in the face of extreme danger.
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Times (UK)
Rating: 3/5 --
Strip away the head-trauma hero, and you're left with a white-trash heist film.
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7M Pictures
Rating: 3.5/5 --
The best young actor in movies today may well be Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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Fayetteville Free Weekly
Rating: 3/5 --
The Lookout is a well made psychological thriller which only disappoints with its ending.
London Evening Standard
The real richness of the film lies in its ambiguity and attention to detail. The characters may seem like archetypes, but we are never quite sure what drives them.
Sight and Sound
Gripping, intense and involved with a sympathetic permeating dichotomy, despite a few slips, The Lookout is the film to be on the lookout for this weekend.
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Behind The Lens
Product Description:
Equal parts psychological drama and heist movie, this film from screenwriter Scott Frank is a smart first feature with a strong cast. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Chris Pratt, a young man whose life changes after a car accident. Though Chris survived, he's not the cocky high school athlete everyone remembers. Instead, a head injury leaves him with memory loss and the need to write everything down in a notebook. After leaving his late-night job as a bank janitor for the evening, Chris meets Gary (Matthew Goode) and Luvlee (Isla Fisher, WEDDING CRASHERS) at a neighborhood bar. Though they initially seem genuine, Gary reveals his intentions to rob the bank where Chris works. Eager for friendship and a return to the person he used to be, Chris is quickly in over his head.
After starring in THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN, Gordon-Levitt hasn't gone the typical route of a 20-something actor. There isn't a single mainstream film in his post-sitcom filmography, and he has chosen smart indie fare such as BRICK and MYSTERIOUS SKIN. Though THE LOOKOUT is a larger project, it gives him the chance to shine. Jeff Daniels (THE SQUID AND THE WHALE) adds depth and wry humor with his portrayal of Lewis, Chris's blind roommate. British actor Goode trades in the good-guy roles in CHASING LIBERTY and MATCH POINT for this decidedly darker part. Though THE LOOKOUT lacks the style and humor of Frank's previous screenwriting work in OUT OF SIGHT and GET SHORTY, it's a well-acted film that is worth seeking out.
After starring in THIRD ROCK FROM THE SUN, Gordon-Levitt hasn't gone the typical route of a 20-something actor. There isn't a single mainstream film in his post-sitcom filmography, and he has chosen smart indie fare such as BRICK and MYSTERIOUS SKIN. Though THE LOOKOUT is a larger project, it gives him the chance to shine. Jeff Daniels (THE SQUID AND THE WHALE) adds depth and wry humor with his portrayal of Lewis, Chris's blind roommate. British actor Goode trades in the good-guy roles in CHASING LIBERTY and MATCH POINT for this decidedly darker part. Though THE LOOKOUT lacks the style and humor of Frank's previous screenwriting work in OUT OF SIGHT and GET SHORTY, it's a well-acted film that is worth seeking out.