Besinci dakikadan baslayan gerilim, film boyunca neredeyse hic düsmeden ilerleyebiliyor. Sean Bean'in sasirtici derecede etkili bir kötü karakter olmasi (orjinal filmdeki oyuncudan daha iyi) filmi izlenebilir kiliyor. Son derece eglenceli olan, baska bir amac da gütmeyen film, bir pazar gecesi eglencesi.

All the things that made the original special are gone. Instead we get a role reversal..its a female hero which I am fine with but not this female in this movie. This movie Sean Bean is no Rutger and he is so horrible..he looked like a Starbucks employee just wanting you to upgrade to a large Mocha..this movie was as good as it could be..which means it sucked

WHY DID HER BITING HIM HURT HIM YET HE SHOWED NO SIGN OF PAIN WHEN HE BROKE HIS WRIST AND SCRAPED HIS SKIN OFF?WHY DID HER BITING HIM HURT HIM YET HE SHOWED NO SIGN OF PAIN WHEN HE BROKE HIS WRIST AND SCRAPED HIS SKIN OFF? Also, fuck youuuu Michael Bay.

Not bad at all, and while I can't compare it to the original because I haven't seen it I'd say its pretty impressive, and Sean Bean is more than convincing as the creepy 'John Ryder'. Both Zachary and Sophia are perfect as young couple Jim & Grace who are terrorized after dealing with a hitchhiker. Its a pretty intense storyline as Jim & Grace are soon wrongly accused of John's deeds. Acting is all fairly good, and while a few things were a little irritaing overall I quite enjoyed it :)

good visuals, bad movie

Sean Bean is surprisingly effective, but everything else is pretty poor.

Bad things happen to beautiful people who just want to have a fun spring break.

Not as good as the original, though Sean Bean made a great hitcher... but this time a silent deadly one, in stead of the Rutger Hauer version who was quiet and had the 'psychotic stare'-look on his face. I liked the fact that the female character got introduced from the beginning (and in the end became the hero, which was different than the original), but the whole "solo hero" genre, which the first was known for, disappeared :(.

"So blandly forgettable that it almost makes one miss the original's C. Thomas Howell...if, that is, it were humanely possible to miss C. Thomas Howell." - Nick Schager

This was a hoot, Sean Bean gets pissy and basically does XTREME bullying on this derpy college couple. My favourite part of the movie is when the two college kids are in the shower the guy leaves the shower closes the curtain, stops, turns back opens the curtain and goes "I'm sorry about this!". Oh shit, water under the bridge my friend.

10pts for Sophia Bush looking good

plodded along... refreshing? nah, filmed well? yeah... watch on a rainy day.

No one even gives the remake the benefit of the doubt anymore. This is one of the few times where the remake actually is better than the original. Bean is stupendous and the camerawork is a huge improvement over that of the original. The only flaw is Bush, who is made tolerable only through her good looks. Because as an actress she is just terrible.

While I am fully aware this is a remake, in terms of modern films this is simply a rip off of Joyride, which already was a mediocre horror film to begin with. Pass it by, or don't. Regardless you won't be talking about it after about a day or two.

I've never seen the original but this movie is so incredibly pointless that I don't even know how I stomached the 80 minutes or whatever that it lasted. The acting was terrible in every respect--even Bean who is usually pretty good--but hey, at least Sophia Bush ran around in a mini skirt nearly the entire movie. The cop chase was cool, though.