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Watch Blind Revenge Movie Online No Survey Jane appears to be ideal: attractive, intelligent, unruffled by her employer's abrupt eccentricities. But, gradually, we come aware that Jane has another agenda. Incrementally, Sir Paul's familiar surroundings are altered. His housekeeper is diverted away, strange things happen around the house and he becomes increasingly dependent on his new assistant. Jane plays increasingly sadistic games until their relationship breaks down and it becomes clear that Jane intends to kill Sir Paul. Paul grasps this too late to save himself, but the plot carries further savage twists before it reaches its conclusion. -- (C) Official Site Release Date Blind Revenge Jul 13, 2012 Limited
Actors For Blind Revenge
Daryl Hannah,Tom Conti,Miriam Margolyes,Elaine Page,Simon MacCorkindale,Matthew Kaufman,William Ellis,Matthew Earley,Brogan West
Genres Blind Revenge : Mystery & Suspense
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All Critics Count For Blind Revenge : 14
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Review For Blind Revenge
Even bit turns from Miriam Margolyes and Elaine Paige aren't enough to make "Blind Revenge" much more than a stagey misfire. Robert Abele-Los Angeles Times With its unlovely DV aesthetic and cheesy midi-synth score, the film has clearly been put together on the cheap. Yet it's also severely lacking in the fundamentals. David Jenkins-Time Out It's like turning on a lamp in a room that looked just fine by candlelight. Michael Nordine-L.A. Weekly Conti, an actor as sturdily reliable as a Volvo, delivers a brittle, curmudgeonly turn, but the story's stiff and the denouement as ordinary as a piece of A4. Simon Crook-Empire Magazine A Closed Book is directed by Raoul Ruiz, a "revered member of the European avant-garde" who decided to tackle "the Anglo-Saxon tradition" - with execrable results. Kevin Maher-Times [UK] Eccentric Chilean director Raoul Ruiz has rifled through the Hammer bag of horror tricks and come up with a relentlessly silly, oddly diverting yarn. Xan Brooks-Guardian [UK] The film feels less like a thriller than an aesthete's tease, and one with a disappointingly stiff, Europuddingy flavour. Tim Robey-Daily Telegraph Watching this two-hander feels very much like sitting through a play and although it's a well-acted one, A Closed Book's amateur charms may be lost on moviegoers expecting a lot more flash for their cash. Chris Prince-Sky Movies It's all rather mannered and the final denouement is disappointingly banal. Philip Kemp-Total Film The cat-and-mouse plot fizzles out long before its lacklustre finale, which is a pity as Conti is watchable in an all-too-rare starring role. Jeremy Aspinall-Radio Times A Closed Book should be locked, shut in a safe, then thrown into the sea so it is never seen again. Grant Rollings-Sun Online Events gradually turn Gothic, with things going bump in the night, as they often do in films containing blind characters or set in country houses, so here the fun is doubled, and it all culminates in a final twist that has to be seen to be disbelieved. Leo Robson-Financial Times The plot is stagey, and the denouement ridiculous, but its sheer unlikeliness is what also keeps you hanging in there. Anthony Quinn-Independent