Event Horizon (1997)
The year is 2047. Years earlier, the pioneering research vessel Event Horizon vanished without a trace. Now a signal from it has been detected, and the United States Aerospace Command responds. Hurtling toward the signal's source are a fearless captain (Fishburne), his elite crew and the lost ship's designer (Neill). Their mission: find and salvage the state-of-the-art spacecraft. What they find is state-of-the-art interstellar terror... (Paramount)
Cast and Information
Directed By: Paul W.S. Anderson
Written By: Philip Eisner
Starring: Sam Neill, Laurence Fishburne, Jason Isaacs, Kathleen Quinlan, Joely Richardson, Sean Pertwee, Richard T. Jones, Jack Noseworthy, Noah Huntley, Peter Marinker, Barclay Wright, Holley Chant
Genres: Sci-fi, Suspense/Thriller, Horror
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Barthalen | 70 55th |
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I've always had a soft spot for this one. Yes, the characters make dumb decisions and it becomes silly action-y towards the end, but gosh darnit if I just don't really appreciate the sets, the gore, the casting, the design of that engine and the glimpses of Hellraisery horror.
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terrymac | 57 29th |
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A decent cast and some reasonable ideas compensate for a shaky script and a bit of clumsy execution. It's alright, but it never really got under my skin. The bloke who made this was at school with a guy I work with, who to this day can't believe that he's married to Milla Jovovich. Fair play to him.
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spleen | 80 69th |
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Easily the best thing Paul W. S. Anderson's ever done which I understand is like saying "the most pleasantly fragranced soiled diaper ever".
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mrandersen10 | 75 59th |
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The whole time I kept wishing THIS crew was in Prometheus. If you've got some decent actors with charisma and intelligence, you've won half the battle. I had a great time. It was wonderful, campy fun. Yes, the plot is quite ridiculous but I found the premise fascinating. I was intrigued by the idea of the ship coming alive after traveling into another dimension. Got me thinking, "is it possible?", "what could cause such a thing?" and so on. Fantastic.
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juntakinte99 | 70 38th |
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It's Friday the Apollo 13th: an unstoppable monster onboard a doomed spacecraft. It borrows liberally from highbrow sci-fi (Alien & 2001) and goofy classics (Black Hole & Forbidden Planet). Outside of the decompression scare, you've seen this before. Additionally, the villain motivation is weakly explained. Still, marginal recommendation as it's prototypical 90's fun--best exemplified via the Prodigy "Funky Shit" end credits. And Interstellar outright stole one scene.
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matGuy3 | 5 38th |
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The execution may be mediocre, but I must give points to anyone who tries to combine hard sci-fi with gothic religious horror. The late-90s gritty technopunk vibe is pretty dated now, but it sets the mood perfectly, in a way turning EH into an exemplary unintentional period piece. And the titular ship is gorgeously gloomy; with such bizarre design choices, no wonder it wound up possessed!
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djross | 25 7th |
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Mediocre dialogue, characterisation and acting. Ineffective horror, at times seeming as though scenes must have been cut. Some of the ideas had the potential to be mildly interesting, although they are confused and nothing is done with them. All the movie's ideas are in any case taken from preceding films, most notably SOLARIS (1972). Perfunctory and unsatisfying conclusion that inexplicably fails to capitalise on or develop the two fundamental premises of the movie ("gateway", "life-force").
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| 5 | hehheh2 | 1 10th |
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hahahaha mortal kombat auteur tries to pull kubrick/tarkovsky
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Paxton | 78 83rd |
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This is how you mix hell and space. Hellraiser 4 is how you don't.
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Hawkins | 73 52nd |
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Winning set design, lighting, and gore makeup push all the dated cgi to the periphery but its story never digs deep enough to match the overt references to Aliens, The Shining, Solaris, and...well okay, it matches Hellraiser. It ends up committing to comic relief over despair (Fishburne fistfights a demon at one point) and the ending kind of sucks. Recommended only if you enjoy shitty horror movies.
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MJVmovieMan | 70 46th |
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I'm giving "Event Horizon" a pass because I think its core idea seems the perfect recipe for a top-notch horror film. I like the sets, the goriness, the dark and ominous feel seemingly borrowed from "Alien" or "2001." So what if Paul W.S. Anderson can't deliver what could've been a fantastic film. The final product delivers a lot of potential and some great atmosphere even if it only lumbers in its disappointing B-movie existence. It's still scary, and could've been great in the right hands.
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Mentaculus | 59 33rd |
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The cinematography and SFX were pretty fantastic, but the story left a lot to be desired, with many holes, and a fantastic premise (Sci Fi plus Horror) that instead felt like disparate elements that do not come together: one part Solyaris, one part Hellraiser, sprinkle in some Shining and Sphere and drizzle with some Alien and Volia!: an annoying hodgepodge of all of them.
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Luna6ix | 89 96th |
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This is one of the few times a cross genre movie between horror and sci-fi has come together in the perfect blend (aside from "The Thing", and the "Alien" movies.) Done with an intriguing story and some truly horrifying moments, it does not fail to scare or amaze.
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Leonardis | 72 15th |
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It's got some very interesting and well done production design and visual effects. It's probably unnecessarily violent at times, but I liked the premise and watching everything unfold. Acting is also good. I don't think it offers anything new to the table or anything that'll give it its own identity, but it's not that bad.
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Groovy_Souls | 70 56th |
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I've seen Event Horizon hailed as both a classic and a piece of shit, but honestly I'd lean more toward the former. It's a fairly intelligent script, with some solid acting, and a fun horrorish vibe. It's special effects are quite a bit to be desired, but I think that contributes to the fun B-movie thing it has going on. It's not going to blow your mind, but I surely understand why this is a cult film.
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| 3 | istayaway | 95 93rd |
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Fear the black eyes. Best sci fi horror since Alien.
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lrampartl | 52 34th |
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It's not really technically engaging enough to be great sci-fi, and it's not really scary enough to be an effective horror flick. Still, I dig the cast, and they're perfectly fine doing stuff in space. But nothing here was especially memorable, which means it's not worth going out of your way for.
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Okkervil | 68 63rd |
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As a technical exercise Event Horizon doesn't really work too well. Some of the directing and storytelling seems cumbersome. That said, it somehow comes together fairly well. Yes there is little in the way of originality on show but this film is strangely compelling, and far more entertaining that it really seems to have any right to be. 'Event Horizon' is a little bit of a guilty pleasure.
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bof | 68 55th |
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Yes, the CGI is ridiculous and it's edited with a chainsaw, but who cares? It's a nasty, effective little movie, with a cast and a setting (you gotta love a spaceship based on a gothic cathedral for no reason whatsoever) that makes me wish it were better than it probably is. A good companion piece to "In the mouth of madness".
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eCitizen | 80 83rd |
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This movie started taking liberties with physics and then took it too far. It was idiotic to see someone get that exposed to space vacuum and survive. Equally stupid to see smoke and fire in space. But, these are not the only dumb parts. It is a dark and reasonably scary story, if you can ignore the many flaws. Terrific sets. The hallucinations were a great plot device, and very scary. Music was excellent and built a lot of tension. Superb cast, acting was good all around. Well worth watching.
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grimsooth | 16 4th |
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A dumb, uninspired, waste of time.
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| 2 | st_fly | 99 99th |
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Amazingly excellently terrifying experience.
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| 2 | lokertoker | 98 91st |
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holy effing shit. this movie scared the urine right out of me. don't listen to anyone else if they say this isn't the scariest movie of all time. watch it in a dark room at night with the surround sound cranked up. seriously, the sound in this movie is incredible. so spark a bowl, turn off the lights, pump up the volume, press play, and crap your pants.
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XakkMaster | 70 40th |
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A brilliant concept with some well-executed horror, nice sci-fi imagery, and decent touches on psychological suspense. Delves into the camp/corny area in some spots with the gore, which dates it, where an increased focus on the raw human experience could have made it a bit more timeless (a la Solaris or 2001).
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Neonman | 47 6th |
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Dull characters and script, along with forced horror whether it be in the film's aesthetic or psychology, is not compensated enough by the excellent effects and groovy ship-design architecture.
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Anselmi86 | 62 40th |
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Definitely a better than average sci fi thriller.Some concepts are truly chilling. Sam Neill's character gets a little bit ridiculous by the end though.
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misterlizard | 50 52nd |
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Starts off well as a decent horror/suspense-in-space thriller, but quickly descends into absurdity. On the plus side, it does make for an excellent drinking game movie.
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Noblet | 59 34th |
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I didn't expect to like this at all but it ended up being a pretty creepy experience. Of course it is deeply flawed but at least it's memorable.
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glumpy_99 | 62 20th |
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Agreeable riff on SOLARIS largely held together by Fishburne and Neill's effortless professionalism, though Anderson seems a bit lost after establishing a sound basis for physical and psychological horror, with none of the horror or action scenes managing to raise much of a pulse; opening shots of the majestic spacecraft ooze 2001 and are the stylistic highlights - some unsettling makeup effects towards the end tease as to what might have been with a better craftsman (Carpenter?) at the helm.
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WalkenRoll | 60 22nd |
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Meh. Still it's Paul W.S. Anderson's best film...which isn't saying much. It starts decent enough, and then just slowly descends into predictable horror cliches
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Mist600 | 65 26th |
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Final act lets down a promising if derivative film & performances: Over-use of SCORE! + 90s action flick style slow-mo explosions with lots of crashing into walls/floor etc. That rather spoils what began as an 'Alien 1-esque feel' space-horror: A like-able crew's (well acted) regular mission & believable interactions creep inexorably into a claustrophobic nightmare on an abandoned space ship. Worth seeing. Could've been better with less cheesy action beats, more horror in last 1/3
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| 2 | vv238 | 26 23rd |
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This is a movie that I would love to see remade. There are more than a few interesting ideas here but Paul W. S. Anderson is a woefully inept director whose interpretation of this script goes from being boring to laughable by the end. In the hands of an even halfway competent director this could be horror gold.
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doctor7 | 60 38th |
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Definitely more of a horror movie than sci-fi, which I was actually unaware of when I first viewed it. It offers some frights and some good make-up/special effects.
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grimace98 | 50 43rd |
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A movie with an awesome concept that it doesn't follow through on. In my version of it, what happens here would be edited to about a quarter of the final movie.
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TheDenizen | 70 63rd |
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An interesting and at times exciting sci-fi/action flick. Sam Neill was born to play twitchy weirdos.
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Pickpocket | 4 35th |
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Ridiculous and over the top gore fest that I both love and hate at the same time. It's great when you are drinking with friends but watching this alone would be a joke - take it as you will.
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| 1 | lonercm | 40 18th |
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A great premise is largely wasted in this atmospheric yet tedious effort. In Anderson is to be believed this is due to a massive amount of cuts and studio tinkering, but if his other films are any indication, it probably wouldn't have been too much better anyway
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Mento | 65 39th |
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Uses Doom's setting of demons and spaceships far better than the Doom movie itself.
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TheDiceman | 50 35th |
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Fairly good horror.
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| 1 | SPiN73 | 68 23rd |
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An interesting if somewhat confusing Sci-Fi/Horror romp. There appear to be Lovecraftian overtones, but this flick never really delivers. Good effects and atmosphere, but I expected more out of a cast with both Sam Neil and Laurence Fishburn.
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Vince Leo (Qwipster's Movie Reviews) | 33 4th |
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There's more fun to be had in trying to name the movies this one rips off than in watching the film itself. ALIEN, ALIENS, HELLRAISER, 2001, THE SHINING, STARGATE, SPHERE (the book), SOLARIS, and countless others too many to name. [Full Review]
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auritech | 34 22nd |
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What Paul "not that Magnolia guy" Anderson achieves in this film unlike his umpteen ruinations of adaptations is to set an atmosphere of grimy and almost gothic horror. But the film doesn't exactly do anything. It's almost like a tease, even as it runs through its motions and kills off exactly who you expect.
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Very good sci-fi horror.
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Askail | 77 79th |
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Sci-fi horror done well.
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Alex Watkins | 3 38th |
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As an Alien ripoff, this doesn't rate with Sunshine - hell, it doesn't even rate with Alien 3. But on the whole it's not a terrible watch. Some annoyingly ostentatious direction and inconsistent/thin characterizations are bolstered by a cool premise and a few pretty creepy moments. Sam Neill is a lot of fun here.
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Nathan S | 2 21st |
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Not an ill-conceived film, but one so blatantly derivative that it fails to come into its own. It channels Solaris and Alien, but fails to live up to the cerebral heft or thematic fertility of those movies. The characterizations are thin, the dialogue is terrible, and the effects have aged poorly. The set design is at least impressive, and there's a bit of trashy fun to be had here and there.
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PeaceAnarchy | 74 40th |
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It's certainly disturbing enough to be effective in that regard, particularly the use of imagery and sense of isolation and despair created by the ship. The characters leave a lot to be desired, though, and as great as the pacing is in some sections it's very uneven overall.
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nilkynarfy | 75 68th |
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Planet of the Vampires, Alien, Lifeforce, System Shock (the pc game). Space haunted house always makes for a good movie, but it's always the same movie.
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MonsterGear | 56 16th |
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Kind of awesome in some places, but then pretty standard in others.
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martryn | 66 41st |
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The movie isn't very good, and seems to completely lose it at the end, but it had a lot of creepy shit in it. A lot of really fucking creepy shit.
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amerigo | 84 84th |
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It's a great elegant swan of an idea stuffed into a B-movie Cambell's soup can. We go from nuanced discussion of the frailty of our reality to "a dimension of pure... chaos. A dimension of pure... (wait for it) EVIL". Add a bunch of other idiotic bullshit to the ending and you have what is essentially an excellent narrative utterly spoiled by a typical B-movie ending.
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emtilt | 46 21st |
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A mash-up of pieces of other (Solaris, Sphere, Alien, etc), more successful films. Vaguely entertaining, but also generic and dumb.
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msprague | 70 61st |
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I liked it, great cast, solid sets and spaceships.
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| 1 | GizmoS | 34 1st |
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I like Sci Fi, Horror, Sam Neil, and Lawrence Fishburn. This movie's combination of these elements is much less than the parts, let alone the sum of the parts. It was 2 hours of my life I will not get back and I regret it.
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| 1 | ariza | 90 91st |
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Some people get messed up
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Enthusiast | 65 35th |
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The movie was unjustly hacked up before release, and definitely feels unfinished or rushed in spots. There's this constant glimmer of hope throughout that it'll deliver on its promise of a total mindfuck, but it never really gets there.
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Vandelay1 | 95 99th |
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Very Great
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vespera23 | 68 24th |
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This movie was SO close to exactly what I wanted, but a movie that should have been about beyond-the-veil space insanity shifted into ham-handed horror within the last half hour.
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moraesfelipe | 70 72nd |
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How a film about a ship that, well, bended space-time, went straight to hell and returned alive acting like a devil agent should be considered bad, huh? Paul Anderson's Carpenter-ish space horror finds its triumphs in a concept that benefits invisible fears, unpredictable character reactions -- see, Cooper, the funny black dude, flying through space is just beautifully cheesy -- and an enemy that simply brings our secrets (and shit) to light. It was made in the 90s, so of course it's underrated.
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Hadleyreis | 60 37th |
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Eventful
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oldgoat | 75 66th |
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It's great moments outweigh it's mediocre moments. It has a lot of both though.
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mwgerb | 32 17th |
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It was so damn close to being a great sci-fi. I was all ready for this to defy expectations and pull off the excellent Alien/Solaris mix. It was Lovecraftian, psychological, an exploration of the human psyche, and brilliant. And then, we get the explanation that they opened "a dimension of chaos", and Weir becomes possessed, so to speak, and it all goes to shit. Schlocky, poorly-written horror shit, complete with the fake-out ending. The score reflects the disappointment more than the quality.
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aWay0fLife | 40 12th |
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A poor man's Sphere, boring boring boring and stupid.
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DavidBlast | 70 65th |
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It's a fine mix of great horror movies that went before it, and without a doubt Anderson's best film - and that's saying... not a whole lot, actually!
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| 1 | forehead1 | 30 11th |
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Alien meets The Shining in this psychological horror sci-fi that wastes a decent cast on an increasingly eye-rolling 'story' that never seems to know where it's going. There's not an original idea in sight, yet the plot tries to mash such a frightening array of 'homages' together that eventually nothing makes sense whatsoever - and not in a good way. It's even difficult to praise the direction/set design as it's so utterly derivative. As rubbish now as when I saw it 20 years ago.
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overrated | 64 68th |
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Great concept, flawed execution. The cast is fantastic, though Sam Neill as Pinhead is ridiculous besides the "we don't need eyes to see" meme. I can't believe I ever thought this was truly terrifying but EH retains a camp entertainment value (Fishburne's "We're leaving." after the hell dimension video remains one of the funniest line deliveries in a non-comedic context). The preference for gore over subtlety detracts majorly and the lesson will not be learned when this gets remade in ten years.
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Taliban | 80 77th |
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Deserved a better director and script. Love the ideas, comes off as kinda silly at times, but enough individually memorable scenes to deserve a high score. Obviously served as an inspiration to the MUCH superior Sunshine, which anyone who has even a modicum of respect for this movie should see.
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Naypalm | 79 63rd |
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Solid space horror, some gorgeous quotes and Morpheus is a fuckin' beastin' bitchin' tank.
End credits music is pretty funtimes love too. Dunno why I hadn't seen this before 2014! Better than new shite like Prometheus.
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| 1 | RandallODim | 70 25th |
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The ship's visual aesthetic might be my favorite part of the whole movie, looking like the bastard child of the Nostromo and a Sumerian temple. Unfortunately the CGI effects are nowhere near as nice to look at, the script occasionally feels like two tonally divergent films were merged into one without any rewrites to make them fit, and the cinematography is often ugly. It's probably best described as being aggressively okay.
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Trooth | 81 84th |
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Had a hell of a lot going for it, so it's kind of a shame that they couldn't have fleshed it out with a little more backstory or more spooky imagery. I think the world is long overdue for a sequel (or prequel) to this movie.
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| 1 | mkellins | 20 5th |
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I'm a fan of space movies so I was ready to forgive some cheesiness that might occur, but this movie was horrible. There is nothing inventive or original in the film. All the characters seem and act like idiots. My favorite moment was when the main guy, the "scientist", shoots at the space ship's window as if he has no comprehension of physics whatsoever. Also, the film brutally abuses the ideas behind Solaris.
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sopachuco13 | 70 35th |
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I enjoyed parts of Event Horizon but overall it felt hollow. There are so many obvious references to other sci-fi films that you could call this a parody if it was funny. Fishburne and Neill are pretty good the rest of the crew is a mixed bag of bad actors doing well and bad actors being bad. I found the ship very interesting. The horror elements were a welcome surprise. There was a moment at the end of the film where I craved more information, especially when the showed it still intact.
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shotton25 | 70 50th |
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Eyes, where we're going, we don't need eyes.
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Yiannos | 48 19th |
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As others have noted, Event Horizon borrows quite liberally from superior sci-fi's like Solaris and Alien. Stealing from the rich is fine if you invest it wisely. Anderson knows what to steal without really knowing how to use it. As a genre exercise it's passable, and there are a few solid visual ideas. The core is an otherworldly contraption that exudes steely menace, although it's obviously influenced by the Lament Configuration, but its promise is squandered and frights are seriously scarce.
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buffratings | 43 17th |
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Event Horizon does have a few decent ideas, but the payoffs are hardly satisfying and the film's second half is a disaster.
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| 1 | Pickle_Man | 75 43rd |
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It gets a bit goofy at times and not all of the vfx hold up, but as 'Alien' clones/sequels go, it's solid enough. Certainly more ambitious than most, even if it doesn't quite hit its mark. The connection to 'Hellraiser' is quite obvious as well, at least visually. Thematically it's not quite as coherent.
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nobamba | 30 15th |
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More of a hell movie than a space one. Dumb tropey decisions by the characters considering their mission. Too many fake-outs for my liking. Fav scene: the 2001-esque entrances into the base.
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offlineoz | 50 34th |
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Under Quarantine Film Reviews #46: Dare I say that Paul W.S. Anderson crafted a fairly decent film? Sure its nothing groundbreaking, but its a very solid B movie boasting great set design, solid characters, and some really good gore. The tension in the first 2 acts more than makeup for the absurd 3rd act.
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| 1 | lance20000 | 50 22nd |
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This movie was... all over the place; good, bad, campy serious, funny horrific, a blockbuster, and a low budget movie. It's entertaining with occasional strong moments.
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Purifier | 70 31st |
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This movie is not very good. I still like it, though.
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| 1 | sophinx25 | 66 13th |
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Watching this high was a mistake. A bit too gory for me. After my friend said the phrase 'blood orgy' I couldn't get the idea out of my mind for weeks
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EsperHart | 100 86th |
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125/100 https://esperwatchesfilms.tumblr.com/post/649496089545916417/event-horizon-1997
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rydeorwrong | 44 35th |
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Host ratings: 67 / 58 / 71. Podcast review link: https://rydeorwrong.podcaster.de/rydeorwrong/folge-014-event-horizon-1997-the-purge-4-the-first-purge/
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crowey | 70 63rd |
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Hahaha
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| Average Percentile 43.76% from 5429 Ratings |  |