FilmJabber Movie Reviews
Facebook Movie GroupTwitter Movie FollowGoogle+ Movie Group

Login | Join | Help

Search

Dark City (1998) - Movie Details

Share:
| More
Dark City movie poster
FilmJabber
A
Users
NA
Rate this movie
Rate It:
My Grade
NA
Buy DVD at Amazon

Movie Trailers

Movie Photos

Release Date: February 27, 1998
Genre: Sci-Fi, Crime, Suspense
Director: Alex Proyas
Writer: David S. Goyer, Lem Dobbs, Alex Proyas
Cast: Ritchie Singer, Justin Monjo, Nicholas Bell, Satya Gumbert, Noah Gumbert, Frederick Miragliotta, Frank Gallacher, Melissa George, William Hurt, Kiefer Sutherland, Jennifer Connelly, Richard O'Brien, Ian Richardson, Bruce Spence, Colin Friels, John Bluthal, Mitchell Butel, Rufus Sewell
Studio: New Line Cinema
Running Time: 85 minutes
MPAA Rating: Rated R for violent images and some sexuality

John Murdoch awakens in a strange hotel room, not knowing who he is or how he got there. But people know his name, and he soon learns that he also has a wife... And is wanted for a series of brutal murders. He is pursued by Detective Bumstead but his real fear lies in his other hunters, the so-called Strangers. As he quickly realizes, they are not bound by the state of being that humans...

Full synopsis »

Movie Review

More than a year before The Matrix awed audiences with its complicated and confusing world of non-reality, there was Dark City, which almost certainly can be called an older sibling to its much more popular predecessor. If the writers of The Matrix never saw Dark City, then they must think alike, because these movies are so similar in essence that sometimes it is hard to tell them apart. While The Matrix is much more stylish in its action sequences and its world is based in a computer, it is set in a dark and dreary world where things are not what they seem. So is Dark City. In The Matrix, there is one man able to harness the powers of the human race's "masters." There is one in Dark City. And not until the very end, in both movies, does that character fully realize the extent of which they can go... Full movie review »

Hot Stories From Around the Web

blog comments powered by Disqus