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While She Was Out

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AICN has exclusively posted the trailer for Susan Montford's While She Was Out (12.12), an effective, pared-down thriller about Kim Basinger vs. a crew of low-rent, white-trash predators led by Lukas Haas. (Yes, the cute little Amish kid with the big black hat in Witness has grown into a grungy guy with the demeanor of a sociopath animal.) Is Montford the new Kathryn Bigelow?

Here's a riff on the film by AICN's Moriarty, and a take by Latino Review's George "El Guapo" Roush

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Posted by Jeffrey Wells on October 27, 2008 at 11:04 AM

comment #1

The InSneider says ...

Gotta hand it to Don, this looks pretty fucking cool. I love movies like these. Dig that title too.

Posted by The InSneider at October 27, 2008 11:32 AM

comment #2

scooterzz says ...

women in peril...lifetime built a whole network around them...
actually, the trailer looks great and i'm guessing this will be a welcome respite come december (see banner ads flanking comment)...

Posted by scooterzz at October 27, 2008 11:42 AM

comment #3

insidah says ...

Looks cool. And good for Basinger. She was quite effective in Cellular, a movie ruined by switching focus from her to the bland Chris Evans character.

Posted by insidah at October 27, 2008 11:43 AM

comment #4

Steve Guttenberg says ...

I don't know what you guys are talking abut but this looks lame, and lukas haas looks about as believable in that role as mos def in 16 blocks.

Posted by Steve Guttenberg at October 27, 2008 12:17 PM

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televisiontears says ...

I'm a sucker for these prey-becomes-predator flicks. I was sportin' a giant grin for the last twenty minutes of Death Proof.

As for the term "white-trash", I think Louis C.K. said it best:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCbc6XbFIDU

(It starts at the 1:30 mark.)

Posted by televisiontears at October 27, 2008 12:29 PM

comment #6

americanrat says ...

Not only are the white trash predators after her but also I guess some Asian guy too. It's a twist!

Posted by americanrat at October 27, 2008 2:50 PM

comment #7

The Hoyk says ...

Who's releasing the film in the U.S.? The IMDb page doesn't list a domestic distributor, and the trailer didn't say either.

Posted by The Hoyk at October 27, 2008 5:47 PM

comment #8

Gordie Lachance says ...

Boy, between this one and the new Eastwood film I guess Asians are the new [bad guys].

Looks pretty badass though. Much more hardcore than any Panic Room or Brave One.

Posted by Gordie Lachance at October 27, 2008 6:44 PM

comment #9

frankbooth says ...

We've missed you, Steve. Isn't it time for another Cocoon?

Posted by frankbooth at October 27, 2008 7:16 PM

comment #10

Josh Massey says ...

"Is Montford the new Kathryn Bigelow?"

Is Lukas Haas the new Ben Foster?

Posted by Josh Massey at October 27, 2008 8:28 PM

comment #11

frankbooth says ...

Actually watched it.

Jeez, man. Red-band trailers are cool, but don't show the actual deaths of the bad guys! Talk about spoilers.

Basinger is 55. She should be the grandmother of those kids. A smart movie can pull it off, but right now I'm having a hard time buying that she could get the better of four young (armed) guys.

And of course, the minority character babbles on about spirits. What, they couldn't find an American Indian?

Posted by frankbooth at October 28, 2008 10:52 AM

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cheaplog says ...

While She Was Out actually opened here, in Greece, a while ago. Now, Greece is a country that has a thing for stars, along with the rest of the world outside the US, I guess. But few went to see the movie and even fewer took kindly to it.

I didn't catch it so I can't really comment any further, though.

Posted by cheaplog at October 28, 2008 11:56 AM