Inhale (2010)
Genre: Drama / Thriller
Duration: 100 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Baltasar Kormákur
Stars: Diane Kruger, Dermot Mulroney and Rosanna Arquette
IMDb score:
6,5 (6.845)
Releasedate: 27 August 2010
Inhale plot
"One man, one chance, no rules."
The couple Paul and Diane Stanton have a sick daughter Cloe, who has a lung disease. Paul works as a lawyer and wants their daughter to be helped quickly before it's too late. The donor waiting list seems to last forever and the couple hears from a doctor that an acquaintance of the couple has been on the waiting list for 7 years, but then suddenly it was off. This is how they find out that this acquaintance had a transplant in Mexico. Paul goes in search of corrupt Mexico for the doctor who can make this possible. Meanwhile, things go downhill for their daughter Cloe. Paul makes every effort to find an illegal donor for their daughter. Will they be able to save their daughter?
Actors and actresses
Paul Stanton
Diane Stanton
James Harrison
Dr. Rubin
Chloe
Aguilar
Dr. Martinez
Arturo
Dr. White
Theresa
Reviews & comments
bjerik76
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- 2356 messages
- 1804 votes
It takes a while for the movie to get going, it came across as a bit like a TV movie.
But get more exciting with a strong dilemma.
I was also curious how it would end towards the end.
I also found the ending very exciting and you keep thinking about the choice that was made.
There is a message in the film, but not too exaggerated.
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Glennekeeeee
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- 304 messages
- 429 votes
Inhale seems like one of those strong thrillers that stays under the radar. Unfortunately, it's only looks because in the end Inhale falls short in many facets. The cast does a decent job but nothing extraordinary. Kruger, perhaps the most famous name is the example of this. She is not disturbing in itself, but her character ultimately does not matter so much so that she can not do her thing anywhere. However, the film starts strongly, the various characters get their background and little by little the cracks or underlying secrets come to the fore. The moment Mexico is the main stage, the suspense should kick in, but unfortunately it doesn't. The pace is much too slow and the tension too low. When eventually the person who is needed is found, his motives for opposing the main character seem rather ridiculous and not really logical and Mulroney's character goes one step further by answering so sublimely that it immediately proves us right as a viewer but at the same time it also destroys the whole set-up of the film. The end may be the dilemma that the viewer has to drag into the choice, but the choice that is made is completely counterproductive with how the main character has developed throughout the film.
Inhale had a good setup but completely loses track once the film has to get going. That the European visual touch in mix with hollywood is still the best thing about the film makes it clear.
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Decec
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- 6741 messages
- 8581 votes
A good drama/thriller movie...
Great story...
Great acting...
Well-known actor Sam Shepard...
Good background sound
(no Dolby Digital present)...
Good quality widescreen
(no HD present)...
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