Signal, The

USA 2014, 97 minutes
Dir. William Eubank
Rating: [M] Violence and offensive language
Genres: Science Fiction, Suspense/Crime

Feat. Brenton Thwaites, Olivia Cooke, Laurence Fishburne, Lyn Shaye

Synopsis: Three bright young students venture deep into the Nevada desert in search of a notorious hacker, and discover they have been drawn into an enigmatic plan with terrifying repercussions.

“Had Stanley Kubrick and David Lynch made a movie together, it might have looked something like The Signal. ”~Scott Bowles, USA Today

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3 stars (Good Enough) Tries for Kubrick and Lynch but no. fails to gell as a movie. Has a sting in the tail but wanders around in the desert for far too long. An "A" pass as a film school graduation project. Maybe would have made a good Twilight Zone episode back in the day. ~Anon
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3 stars (Good Enough) Thwaites struggles a bit in his lead role but this is more than compensated for by the casting of Fishburne as Mr Cool. The screenplay is intelligent - it contains some violence but without overpowering the sci-fi aspects. ~Tubbs