Identity

Identity

  • Director: James Mangold
  • Countries of origin: United States
  • Language: English
  • Release date: April 25, 2003
  • Runtime: 1h 30min
  • Sound mix: DTS, Dolby Digital, SDDS
  • Aspect ratio: 2.39 : 1
  • Also known as: I.D.
  • "Identity" is a thriller drama featuring police and criminal games launched by American director James Allen Mangold , starring John Cusack , Raymond Liotta , and Amanda.P . The plot structure of the film is rigorous, the plot is completed in one go, and the ending part is unexpected . 
    The film premiered in the United States on April 25, 2003. Won two nominations for the Saturn Award. 

    Details

    • Release date April 25, 2003
    • Filming locations Four Aces Movie Ranch - 14499 E Ave Q, Palmdale, California, USA
    • Production companies Columbia Pictures, Konrad Pictures

    Box office

    Budget

    $28,000,000 (estimated)

    Gross US & Canada

    $52,159,536

    Opening weekend US & Canada

    $16,225,263

    Gross worldwide

    $90,259,536

    Movie reviews

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    • By Ryder 2022-08-05 10:53:07

      Identity--Unpredictable Storyline with Twists and Turns

      This is a suspense film that begins with a rainy night and a lonely hotel in the desert to exaggerate the typical serial murder environment, and then slowly leads the story to a climax through the mysterious deaths of the characters. The whole film is filled with an atmosphere of horror, and the suspense is closely linked; the murderer is not revealed until the end. John Cusack, who plays the male lead (playing the driver in the film), thinks: "Actually, I consider myself very smart....

    • By Raul 2022-04-23 07:01:29

      perfect movie

      Everything is an illusion, a result of therapy, a self-integration of the personality, but the doctor's ultimate will is to integrate a man of integrity, a retired police officer. This has been made clear when the movie returns to the end, and the final statement is made. The doctor repeatedly induces the offender, you are ED, you look in the mirror, etc., so the camera switches between the offender and the ED. The doctor thinks that the murder is over, the personality integration is completed,...

    • By Tara 2022-04-23 07:01:29

      When I was going up the stairs...great sequel~~

      Influenced by the poem Little Man Up the Stairs (the few words whispered by the protagonist at the beginning and end of the film), the latter was written.

      When I was going up the stairs...
      I met a man who wasn't there
      I saw him again the other day
      I wish, I wish he'd go away

      He spoke without words and saw without eyes
      I wasn't for sure if I could believe his lies
      For his lies were truths and his truths were false
      And his end draws near as heaven...

    • By Benny 2022-04-23 07:01:29

      The Multiple Lives of "Fat Man" from the Perspective of Criminal Psychology

       Title: IDENTITY
       Place Name:
       Suburban Motel
       Environment: Heavy rain, road collapse, communication interruption
      Character introduction:
       McEnreeve: A criminal in custody who has killed 6 people.
       Ed: a former police officer who is now the driver of actress Caroline;
       Caroline, a past actress;
       Larry: a motel manager, seems to have a lot of secrets lurking;
       Paris: a A prostitute;
       Keaney and Lu: a couple;
       Police Rod and...

    • By Wilford 2022-04-23 07:01:29

      Multiple Personality Analysis

      On the whole, it feels average, and many meaningful plots have been interpreted as convoluted bridges. The main line is to describe the psychological distortion of a child who was abused by a prostitute mother when he was a child, and the use of split personality is even more novel and attractive. Multiple expressions of multiple personalities make the plot fuller and give the audience more information. However, in terms of the quality of the whole film, it is not enough to have only one bright...

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    • By Earline 2023-09-08 15:22:24

      Also Known As: Deadly ID / Deadly Identity / Night Hostel / Killing Game Director: James Mangold Starring: John Cusack / Ray Liotta / Amanda Peet / John Hawkes / Alfred Molina Release Year: 2003-04-23 Official Website: www.sonypictures.com/movies/identity Language: English Country/Region of Production: USA Imdb Link:...

    • By Katlyn 2023-08-27 10:11:07

      The plot design is compact, and the overall logic is very good, not bad, good, like! Based on the principle of no spoilers, I chose to put it in the...

    • By Brittany 2023-08-19 03:10:28

      In general, suspense films with split personalities are quite difficult to deal with the relationship between the split personalities, not to mention that the director actually split one person into nine personalities, which is so awesome. So it's all five stars. I hope that we can also produce a film with split personality in the mainland as soon as...

    • By Marco 2023-08-11 08:20:06

      Good movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! Don't know what to...

    • By Lupe 2023-08-07 12:10:39

      In fact, the atmosphere was very successful. The unexpected ending of a normal movie always adds points to the movie, and the ending of this fucking movie is like deliberately playing on the audience's IQ. Well, I admit that I didn't guess who it was. Are you satisfied, director? Fucking good movies get ruined like...

    Movie plot

    On a dark night, an endless desert wasteland, a raging storm completely isolated a motel standing in it from the outside world, the road was blocked, and the communication was interrupted.
    Eleven strangers who had never known each other before were forced to gather in this crumbling motel. Larry Washington is the owner of this motel. He behaves abnormally and seems to have many secrets hidden. Edward Dakota (Ed) used to be a policeman,...
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    Behind the scenes gags

    1. The poem that one of the personality claims was written when he was a child "As I was going up the stair/I met a man who wasn't there/He wasn't there again today/I wish, I wish he'd go away "It's actually a poem written by Hughes Mearns.
    2. The book Paris picked up in Ed's car was "Being and Nothingness" by Jean-Paul Sartre.
    3. This is the last film of Frederick....
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    Background creation

    This is a suspenseful film. It starts with a rainy night and a lonely hotel in the desert. The typical serial murder environment is heavily rendered, and then the story is slowly led to a climax through the mysterious deaths of the characters. The whole film is filled with an atmosphere of horror, and the suspense is so tight that the murderer is not revealed until the end. John Cusack, who plays the leading actor (the driver in the...
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    Evaluation action

    The discussion of human nature is one of the eternal themes of the film. The film may tell us such a truth: the most evil souls often appear the most harmless and hide the deepest.
    Speaking of the movie itself, the suspense is a bit horrible, and there are no particularly brilliant sections, but they are all linked together. It can be said that there is no wasted shot, and the cause and effect can be found in every picture. In this kind...
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    Movie quotes

    • George York: [to stepson/Timmy] I'll be right back.

      [to Ed, who is sewing up Alice's neck]

      George York: Where did you learn to do that?

      Ed: Pretty much where you're standing. Hey, is the, uh, little boy. Is he all right? He hasn't said a word since the accident. I don't know if he's...

      George York: [Cutting Ed off] No no no. He doesn't talk much. Ever since the, uh... I'm his stepfather. His father... Two years ago he left. A little temper problem.

    • Caroline Suzanne: I am not staying here. Are you out of your mind?

    • Ginny: Maybe it's the burial ground.

      Ed: What?

      Ginny: Read the brochure in there. It's all around us. A hundred years ago the government moved these Indians here. And they all died because there was no water.

      Rhodes: What, now they're coming back to life like sea monkeys, huh? Come on, give me a break, sweetheart, will ya? Please.