Under Suspicion (US)
Everyone has secrets. Some of them are crimes
Certificate: R
Running Time: 110 mins
Retail Price: $24.95
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
Two men. One night. The police captain on the island of Puerto Rico interviews a prominent tax attorney and old friend - the witness to one of a shocking series of brutal crimes. But what begins as a cooperative conversation between peers descends into a night of intense interrogation between fierce adversaries.
A hidden past. A secret life. Witness or suspect? Guilty or innocent?
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Director and Morgan Freeman Commentary
Making-Of Featurette
Theatrical Trailer
Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1
Pan & Scan 1.33:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 English
Subtitle Tracks:
Chinese
English
Spanish
CC: English
Directed By:
Stephen Hopkins
Written By:
W. Peter Iliff
Tom Provost
Michel Audiard
Jean Herman
Claude Miller
John Wainwright
Starring:
Nydia Caro
Monica Bellucci
Thomas Jane
Gene Hackman
Morgan Freeman
Casting By:
Reuben Cannon
Soundtrack By:
BT
Director of Photography:
Peter Levy
Editor:
John Smith
Costume Designer:
Francine Jamison-Tanchuck
Production Designer:
Cecilia Montiel
Producer:
Lori McCreary
Stephen Hopkins
Anne Marie Gillen
Executive Producer:
Maurice Leblond
Gene Hackman
Morgan Freeman
Ross Grayson Bell
Distributor:
Columbia / Tristar
Your Opinions and Comments
The video transfer is just so-so. There are at least a dozen places where compression signs are vividly seen. Blacks aren`t blacks and the picture is grained. Other than that, there are a couple of scratches and dust particles here and there. The same applies for both the 1.85:1 and the 4:3 versions. This is kind of surprising, since this is a new movie.
Despite the below average transfer, the movie includes some brilliant editing. It also includes a very nice (and usually unused) feature where the story is told from the storyteller point of view and the listeners are then combined in the story itself. Extremely interesting.
The DD 5.1 soundtrack is very good. The great editing mentioned above is accompanied by a very rich sound mix. The surrounds are used quite often and the sub woofer is not neglected either.
The menus are all static and dull.
The extras include a boring commentary by the director and lead actor and a behind the scenes look. Nothing special here.
Bottom line - a rather boring movie that simply does not deliver the goods, but shines occasionally due to its excellent editing.