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Movie/TV Title: Knowing

Title: Knowing [Blu-ray]

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EAN: 0025192031892

Release Year: 2009

Release Date: 07/07/2009

Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

Studio: Summit Inc/Lionsgate

Language: Spanish

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Director: Alex Proyas

Actor: Nicolas Cage

Rating: PG-13

No Of Discs: 1

Run Time: 121 min.

Region Code: Blu-ray: A (Americas, Southeast Asia...)

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Genre: Science Fiction

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by merlinfan1-5
May 15, 2016Top favourable review
Fantastic Sci-fi Movie
Definitely a Nicholas Cage type movie. Great action parts when needed. Excellent story line. Can be unnerving and even a bit creepy, but at the end, it all makes sense. Everyone played their parts very well. Knowing is now one of my newest favorite movies. Will watch this one over again and again. Really enjoyed it. Definitely will recommend.
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by cannonclubonline
Sep 15, 2010
Director Alex Proyas Has Topped Himself Once Again.
Bringing a story like this to film must have been extremely challenging and uplifting. What we find here is an extremely troubling, yet convincing story about a hidden enigma in time, written and stored away in a time-capsule for 50 years, only to be discovered by Father and son, John & Caleb Keostler. Caleb's surprise from the time capsule turns out to be an uncanny, prophetic premonition about hundreds of dates & locations of events that have happened recently throughout the past 50 years, 3 of which are just about to happen. The film is very lucky to have director Alex Proyas at the helm because of his acclaimed direction for his work in Dark City. Of course, Dark City is the ultimate in crossing geekism sci-fi with mystery and suspense. We must not forget his other ... Bringing a story like this to film must have been extremely challenging and uplifting. What we find here is an extremely troubling, yet convincing story about a hidden enigma in time, written and stored away in a time-capsule for 50 years, only to be discovered by Father and son, John & Caleb Keostler. Caleb's surprise from the time capsule turns out to be an uncanny, prophetic premonition about hundreds of dates & locations of events that have happened recently throughout the past 50 years, 3 of which are just about to happen. The film is very lucky to have director Alex Proyas at the helm because of his acclaimed direction for his work in Dark City. Of course, Dark City is the ultimate in crossing geekism sci-fi with mystery and suspense. We must not forget his other well known film such as I, Robot and Garage Days. The visuals & special effects are outstanding. It was surprising how much suspense was in the script (Ryan Douglas Pearson & Juliet Snowden) which gave the film a real thriller atmosphere which continues to build in tone as the mystery is unraveled. The spooky phrase helps depict the pensive mood and immediate urgency about the following events within the storyline when the question is posed, "What happens when the numbers run out"? That question that is posed, turns out to be the big surprise of the film. There is one major scene in the film that only the big screen can do justice to. This scene was the airplane crash scene. Even though it was a tad bit unrealistic overall, it was great to watch since there have never been such terrifying things such as this occurrence be filmed at the time it happened. I'm amazed and bewildered just as much as how Nicolas Cage reacts to it. He runs to perhaps save the people who are burning and one person passes him screaming in flames and Cage just says "hey!", what exactly was he planning on saying to him? Like "HEY! Just to let you know, you're on fire". For all intents & purposes the one question that kept coming up in my mind was why didn't the advance alien civilization just somehow block the Earth from being destroyed in the first place instead of going through the trouble picking someone re-play the role of seeding Adam & Eve on another planet. I'd love to hear everyone's argument about this one, because that's all I could think of when I saw this advanced set of beings with high technology let Earth get destroyed. I would think the situational ethics are a very important part of an advanced society. I would only have to imagine that such a small task would be a cinch to intervene Earth's destruction. I would say accomplishing this would be as easy as giving the Sun some kind shot of some kind of juice to calm it back down again, which could probably have been done all along since they know so much about when it might peak. In my mind, director Alex Proyas deserves a lot of the credit for the fact that the film is brave, and does not try to replicate a typical Hollywood blueprint. In fact, he even has Cage back on solid footing, an actor I used to love but have been quite weary of lately. I think Proyas deserves the main kudos for turning this into something creative and special, and I'd go as far as to say this it is his best movie since Dark City. All in All, this film definitely rivets the senses of your humanity & wakes you up from the take-it-for-granted ease & comfort provided by an American/Western way of life. 5/5 for complete & total genius. Thanks, Alex!
by ccr_toledo
Aug 03, 2009
*~ KNOWING: A Good Sci-Fi with Great Special Effects ~*
I wanted to first start off by saying that the Previews(trailers) that we had seen were AWESOME, and then to throw Nicholas Cage into the mix, made this movie a must-have! Then we just happened to stumble across "renting it", and are glad we did. The storyline was good, somewhat dry at times. The ACTION was great, when it happened. The Special Effects in the action scenes almost made you feel that you were in the scene itself. I just wish the "good" scenes werent so spread apart, as there were only like 3 or 4 really good, blow me out of my seat scenes. This would have been an awesome movie if it was packed with scenes like they offered, but there were only a few. Scientifically speaking, it was a very interesting movie and shows what may come of the world in ... I wanted to first start off by saying that the Previews(trailers) that we had seen were AWESOME, and then to throw Nicholas Cage into the mix, made this movie a must-have! Then we just happened to stumble across "renting it", and are glad we did. The storyline was good, somewhat dry at times. The ACTION was great, when it happened. The Special Effects in the action scenes almost made you feel that you were in the scene itself. I just wish the "good" scenes werent so spread apart, as there were only like 3 or 4 really good, blow me out of my seat scenes. This would have been an awesome movie if it was packed with scenes like they offered, but there were only a few. Scientifically speaking, it was a very interesting movie and shows what may come of the world in time. Entertaining wise, it kept our attention but really didnt grab our attention enough to run back out and buy it. We watched it twice the first night, and it was worth it, but to own it, we'll pass. Nicholas Cage offered an A++ Performance. And like I said, when there were great scenes happening, the SPECIAL EFFECTS were awesome! If we owned this DVD, it would sit on the shelf, so I recommend to RENT IT first. Overall, I give KNOWING a rating of Average. We hope that you found this Review HELPFUL! If so, please CLICK YES below. Thank You
by tattooed_blade
Jul 02, 2009
Knowing - Blu Ray
John Koestler (Nicolas Cage), a professor at MIT, knows which side of the debate he falls on when he teaches his students about choices. Are they random or determined? Stuff just happens, he tells his class. He tries to live his life accordingly. When he's not teaching in class or taking care of his partially deaf son, Caleb (Chandler Canterbury), he drinks away his sorrows. He's unhappy that his wife passed away in an accident and has taken a passive seat on the life bus. Although like everyone, he wants desperately to know that life isn't a waste, his highest goal has become keeping his son "safe." If stuff just happens, he won't let anything happen to Caleb by keeping him home. One day, something happens which challenges his beliefs to the core. His ... John Koestler (Nicolas Cage), a professor at MIT, knows which side of the debate he falls on when he teaches his students about choices. Are they random or determined? Stuff just happens, he tells his class. He tries to live his life accordingly. When he's not teaching in class or taking care of his partially deaf son, Caleb (Chandler Canterbury), he drinks away his sorrows. He's unhappy that his wife passed away in an accident and has taken a passive seat on the life bus. Although like everyone, he wants desperately to know that life isn't a waste, his highest goal has become keeping his son "safe." If stuff just happens, he won't let anything happen to Caleb by keeping him home. One day, something happens which challenges his beliefs to the core. His son's school is opening the time capsule a class buried in 1959, 50 year ago. Each student gets to open a letter from a student describing the future. Out of all the letters possible, Caleb gets the most disturbing one, a letter covered with seemingly random numbers. During one of his typical drunken stupors, John studies the numbers carefully and decides the same thing that Richard Dreyfuss did in Close Encounters: "This means something." Of course his confidantes all think he has lost his marbles, so John must seek out the truth in an alternate way. He finds a fitting colleague in the somewhat creepy, somewhat attractive Diana (Rose Byrne), who has a connection with the original creator of the letter Caleb opened from the time capsule. This is a suspenseful story, part science fiction, part thriller, which will challenge viewers to decide what they believe in the aforementioned debate. And unlike the sensation we find in some suspense stories, viewers won't have to suspend much belief to go along for the ride. John's journey happens step be step, each event happening in perfectly logical order. Is John creating his own story or is he just following the steps laid out for him long ago? Much of the story is laid out in cold, muted tones. We see how cold John's life is through the lens of the director's camera. When the tone finally changes to warm and bright on the screen, and it is oh so glorious to behold, we understand that John finally knows what he needs to do and is able to do it with 100% of his heart. The SFX are well done and the end scenes are beautiful in blu-ray.
by teppsn
Jul 07, 2009
Finally, a great sci-fi movie for sci-fi fans
Finally, after many years of watching the same old science fiction films being re-made someone has released a great science fiction movie that every sci-fi fan will enjoy The movie stars Nicolas Cage (Next, National Treasure & more) as John Koestler, widowed MIT Professor who is living with his elementary school aged son. His son is given a letter written 50 years ago by a student at his school that was sealed in a time capsule. This letter is a series of numbers that Cage figures out are dates, times and places of events that have and will happen. From there the movie draws you into the search for an answer as to why this letter was written in the first place, bringing up the question, why foretell the future if you cannot do anything about it? This movie is both entertaining ... Finally, after many years of watching the same old science fiction films being re-made someone has released a great science fiction movie that every sci-fi fan will enjoy The movie stars Nicolas Cage (Next, National Treasure & more) as John Koestler, widowed MIT Professor who is living with his elementary school aged son. His son is given a letter written 50 years ago by a student at his school that was sealed in a time capsule. This letter is a series of numbers that Cage figures out are dates, times and places of events that have and will happen. From there the movie draws you into the search for an answer as to why this letter was written in the first place, bringing up the question, why foretell the future if you cannot do anything about it? This movie is both entertaining and is very well acted. I personally love a science fiction movie and highly recommend this one to anyone else who does. I also recommend this movie to anyone who just enjoys a well written and well acted movie. Rated 5 for 5 for an excellent plot, acting and a great story.

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