A decorated Marine goes on a rescue mission to save his two young sons from an unhuman threat. As their journey takes them in increasingly dangerous directions, the boys will need to leave their childhoods behind.
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Riz Ahmed | Malik Khan |
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Octavia Spencer | Hattie Hayes |
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Lucian-River Mirage Chauhan | Jay Khan |
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Aditya Geddada | Bobby Khan |
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Rory Cochrane | Shepard West |
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Shane McRae | Lance Dunn |
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Janina Gavankar | Piya |
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Misha Collins | Dylan |
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Stefan Sims | Ernie |
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Brennan Keel Cook | Dwight McKinley |
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Bill Dawes | Kurt McKinley |
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Keith Szarabajka | Grant |
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Antonio Jaramillo | Raul |
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Melissa Jo Bailey | Cashier |
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Joanna Strapp | Frenzied Woman |
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Kennedy Chrisette | Zoe |
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Robert Morgan | Dexter |
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Sherry McFarland | Middle-Aged Lady |
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Jolene Angelique | Friend |
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Abraham Amkpa | Additional Voices |
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Dann Fink | Additional Voices |
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Daphne Gaines | Additional Voices |
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Bridget Hoffman | Additional Voices |
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Olenka Wos Kimball | Additional Voices |
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Romy Cutler-Lengyel | Additional Voices |
| Director | Michael Pearce |
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| Writer | Joe Barton, Michael Pearce | |
| Producer | Daniel Battsek, Fred Berger, Katherine Butler, Kate Churchill, Dimitri Doganis, Jenny Hinkey, Zander Levy, Ollie Madden, Julia Oh, Alex Ranken, Heather Salter, Derrin Schlesinger, Piers Vellacott | |
| Musician | Jed Kurzel | |
| Photography | Benjamin Kracun | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Audio Tracks | Dolby Digital 5.1 [English] |
| Subtitles | English |
| Owner | Jackmeats Flix |
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| Location | Flix To be Burnt |
| Purchased | On Dec 11, 2021 at GalaxyRG |
| Watched | Dec 11, 2021 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Index | 5122 |
| Added Date | Dec 10, 2021 13:11:16 |
| Modified Date | Aug 21, 2025 06:11:02 |
My quick rating - 5.9/10. I am not rating this on the fact that it is, unfortunately, mislabeled as a sci-fi movie. I know that is kind of a spoiler, but those elements are not the focus at all here. The story is a really well-crafted story of a soldier suffering from PTSD who believes the Earth is under attack from alien invaders. Completely paranoid in his beliefs, he decides to take his kids from their home in California to Nevada in hopes of keeping them safe. Basically, no one is on Malik's side (Riz Ahmed) except for his parole officer, who is the only other interesting character in this flick, played by Octavia Spencer. Through Malik's delusions and the police attempting to catch up with him, we are treated more to the drama of what transpires between the children and their father than any form of sci-fi action. I say that not complaining at all, since how the movie is crafted keeps your attention throughout and still keeps you wondering from start to finish how much of this is in his head or is actually happening. When the credits roll, even if you figured it out, there is still the indecisive possibility of it going one way or the other. I have to admit that one of my negatives here is the kids. I know not every child actor can be a star, but it wasn't necessarily the kid's fault, but more the script and characters they were written to be. As long as you go in knowing what the focus and genre is, I don't think you'll be disappointed with it.
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