| release date: | April 12, 2002
Tuesday September 17, 2002 (dvd) |
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| genre: | Thriller |
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| running time: | 100 min. |
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| director: | Bill Paxton |
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| studio: | Lions Gate Films |
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| producer(s): | David Kirschner, David Blocker, Corey Sienega |
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| screenplay: | Brent Hanley |
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| cast: | Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Matt O'Leary, Luke Askew |
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Frailty Movie Synopsis
Wesley Doyle (Boothe), the FBI agent heading the search for Texas' notorious "God's Hand" murderer, is understandably suspicious when a man walks
into his office and announces that he knows the identity of the elusive serial killer. Introducing himself as Fenton Meiks (McConaughey), he claims
that his brother, Adam, killed all those people and then killed himself. But Adam's crimes are just one part of a long and complex story that Meiks
wants to share with Doyle so he will understand what motivated his brother to kill. Past and present converge as the two strangers drive together to
the rose garden where Adam is buried and Meiks begins his tale of faith and retribution.
Freaky movie that gave me the creeps long after it was over. Very good movie.
Definately a thought-provoking movie. One that some people may find themselves watching over & over again, & always questioning WHAT IF....?
This movie is quite smart. If you don`t get it then you are not very smart and might feel intellectually threatened by it, therefore having contempt for this film and maybe calling it, "stupid."