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Mothman Prophecies
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Box Office - 03/01/2002
"...THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES is sure to cause much leaping from seats, just as any good thriller should..."Sight and Sound - 03/01/2002
"...Pellington's portrait of the bewildered Klein is well drawn....Pellington has a feel for those on the periphery of US society..."Total Film - 04/01/2002
"...It remains an odd and unsetting achievement. Its strangeness alone is going to spark more than a few nightmares..."Entertainment Weekly - 06/07/2002
"...Pellington's camera expertly creates a bone-chilling atmosphere of doom..."
Driving South to Richmond, Washington Post reporter John Klein (Richard Gere) finds himself unexpectedly way off course--in the small town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia--knocking on the door of Gordon and Denise Smallwood (Tom Patton and Lucinda Jenney). Gordon is irate. This is the third night in a row that Klein has knocked on his door at 2 a.m. When Sgt. Connie Parker (Laura Linney) arrives to investigate, Klein discovers this is just one of many strange events occurring in the town. With Parker's help, Klein investigates. Soon, he becomes convinced that some catastrophe is about to occur.
In THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES, scriptwriter Richard Hatem and director Mark Pellington play upon the strange events that reportedly occurred in Point Pleasant in the mid-1960s. As in ARLINGTON ROAD, Pellington makes great use of a restless, prowling camera and ominous sound effects provided by sound editor Kelly Cabral, sound mixer Pud Cusack (she also worked on ARLINGTON ROAD), and sound designer Claude Letessier. Pellington gets fine performances from Gere, Linney, Patton, Alan Bates as a paranormal investigator, and Debra Messing--striking in the too-small role of Klein's wife--before he produces a spectacular final sequence.
| Starring | Richard Gere & Laura Linney | |
| Directed by | Mark Pellington | |
| Produced by | Tom Rosenberg, Gary Lucchesi & Gary Goldstein | |
| Edited by | Brian Berdan | |
| Screenwriting by | Richard Hatem | |
| Director of Photography | Fred Murphy | |
| Performer | Will Patton, Debra Messing, Alan Bates, Lucinda Jenney & Nesbitt Blaisdell | |
| Executive Production by | Richard S. Wright, Terry McKay & Ted Tannebaum | |
| Source Writer | John Keel |
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