Films to never pay for. (3 titles)

The Number 23

This film kept me giggling the whole way through. Of COURSE you're going to find the number 23 everywhere if you look that manically for it! The plot spins off on a tangent, with ridiculous twists and turns along the way. And I was half expecting Jim Carrey to anounce that he was a pet detective.

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• The Number 23 on DVD (2007)
  Starring: Jim Carrey,  Virginia Madsen,  Logan Lerman
  Director: Joel Schumacher
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  A man (Carrey) becomes obsessed with a book that appears to be based on his life but ends with a murder that has yet to happen in real life.
  
  Rate this: 58% from 41,191 members

Stay Alive

I cringed the whole way through this film. It's a shame because the idea of the movie would be a good one if it was executed in a different way. Don't be surprised if you find yourself watching this with your mouth hanging open in a baffled state...

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• Stay Alive on DVD (2006)
  Starring: Sophia Bush,  Frankie Muniz,  Samaire Armstrong
  Director: William Brent Bell
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  For a group of teens, the answer to the mysterious death of their old friend lies within the world of an online video game based on the true story of an ancient noblewoman known as the Blood Countess.
  
  Rate this: 56% from 7,469 members

Quarantine

I love zombie/viral films, and so I was geared up for a good night at the pictures. Unfortunately, the film has so many errors, so much predictability and an abundance of cliches. A huge disappointment.

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• Quarantine on DVD (2008)
  Starring: Columbus Short,  Jay Hernandez,  Jennifer Carpenter
  Director: John Erick Dowdle
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  Television reporter Angela Vidal (Carpenter) and her cameraman (Harris) are assigned to spend the night shift with a Los Angeles Fire Station. After a routine 911 call takes them to a small apartment building, they find police officers already on the scene in response to blood curdling screams ..read more »
  
  Rate this: 56% from 9,240 members

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