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get a glimpse of the ultimate love of the O’Ryan character,
complete with a sacrifice theme and the foretelling of that event.
And we see a concept generally accepted within Christianity -- the
indwelling of the Holy Spirit |
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| CREDITS |
|  Directed
by E. Elias Merhige
Story
by Zak Penn
Screenplay by Zak Penn and Billy Ray
Cast
(in credits order)
Aaron Eckhart .... Thomas Mackelway
Ben Kingsley .... Benjamin O'Ryan
Carrie-Anne Moss .... Fran Kulok
Harry J. Lennix .... Rich Charleton (as Harry Lennix)
Kevin Chamberlin .... Harold Speck
Julian Reyes .... Highway Patrolman
Keith Campbell .... Raymond Starkey
Chloe Russell .... Loretta
Ellen Blake .... Dolly
William B. Johnson .... Mel
Jerry Gardner .... Sheriff Harry Dylan
Daniel Patrick Moriarty .... Bud Granger
Curtis Plagge .... Jumbo
Nicole DeHuff .... Katie Potter
William Mapother .... Bill Grieves
Donn Owens .... FBI Agent
Brady Coleman .... Dyson
Frank Collison .... Piper
Produced
by
Lester Berman .... co-producer
Moritz Borman .... executive producer
Guy East .... executive producer
Gaye Hirsch .... producer
Gary Lucchesi .... executive producer
E. Elias Merhige .... producer
Darren Miller .... co-producer
Tom Rosenberg .... executive producer
Jonathan Sanger .... executive producer
Nigel Sinclair .... executive producer
Paula Wagner .... producer
Tom Cruise .... executive producer (uncredited)
Original Music by Clint Mansell and John McCarthy
(additional music)
Cinematography by Michael Chapman
Film Editing by John Gilroy , Robert K. Lambert
and Fred C. Vitale
MPAA: Rated R for violent content,
language and some nudity.
For rating reasons, go to FILMRATINGS.COM,
and MPAA.ORG.
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| SYNOPSIS
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| It's
4 AM and torrents of rain pour down on a dusty roadside New Mexico
diner. Inside, an innocuous looking salesman sips coffee while catching
up on his fishing magazines. After the front door creaks open, an
unusual looking man startles the salesman by sitting down at his table
and displaying frightening drawings that send the salesman fleeing
for the safety of his car.
We
meet Agent Thomas Mackelway on his first day of work at the Albuquerque
field office of the FBI. Mackelway, wrestling with secrets and demons
from his past, is plagues by headaches and feels that he is being
watched. And in fact he is... but by whom?
Mackelway
finds himself mysteriously drawn into a bizarre series of murders:
the salesman from the diner found dead in his car on the deserted
New Mexico border; a sixth grade teacher from Boulder, Co. discovered
in an abandoned vehicle in the diner parking lot; and Mackelay's
own personal nemesis, killed while attacking a young girl. Mackelway's
former partner, Fran Kulok, who knows Mackelway's deepest secrets,
is sent to Albuquerque to assist him on the case. Together, they
set out to solve this lethal puzzle. What do these murders have
in common?
The
case becomes increasingly personal as Mackelway's determination
turns to obsession. The killer seems to be taunting him, faxing
him hundreds of maddening, chilling clues, all of which point to
a cunning renegade named Benjamin O'Ryan. Trained in a secret government
remote viewing program which enabled five elite agents to get into
the hearts and minds of killers and their victims, O'Ryan became
consumed with tracking the ultimate manifestation of a killer --
Suspect Zero.
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by MIKE FURCHES
 Some
movies seem to split the moviegoing audience as wide apart as
the election process in America.
You either love ‘em or you hate ‘em, and it seems
as if there is no in-between. The recent release -- Suspect Zero
-- is just such a movie. For some strange reason, many within
the moviegoing audience have found a niche in “serial killer”
themes. The success of the Silence of the Lambs Trilogy with Silence
of the Lambs, Hannibal, and Red
Dragon, (preceded by Manhunter), along with such films as
Seven, has helped give credibility to
the genre. Suspect Zero falls into the recent serial killer format,
but with its own distinctive twist.
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