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Spider — The only thing worse than losing your mind... is finding it again.
2002 6.5 10.7K views saved
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Spider

2002 6.5 10.7K views saved
Spider

A mentally disturbed man takes residence in a halfway house. His mind gradually slips back into the realm created by his illness, where he replays a key part of his childhood.

Countries: CA, GB
Languages: English
Runtime: 1hrs 38min
Status: Released
Release date: 2002-11-06
Release format: Streaming — Sep 19, 2002
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baversvans
@baversvans 3 months ago

A different definition of mumble core innit

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baversvans
@baversvans 3 months ago

A different definition of mumble core innit

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Terrence
@tempestwood 1 year ago

Slow, dark, and unsettling. You’re never quite sure what is real and what exists in the mind of Spider. Superb performance from Ralph Feinnes.

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CinemanicBonkers
@cinemanicbonkers 4 years ago

I liked that, defo strong on the head and very deep and great performance from Ralph. Overall a good picture!

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manicure
@manicure 1 year ago

A man who uses socks as wallets is discharged from a mental institution and returns to his hometown. Taking up residence in some kind of rehabilitation center, the man ends up reliving childhood memories, and, needless to say, our narrator is far from reliable.

The film marks the beginning of Cronenberg’s psychologically focused phase, and is relatively restrained by his usual standards. However, when it comes to the psychodrama with unreliable narrators, we're really at a noob level here. It’s well executed, but everything ties up too neatly without anything particularly ambiguous or compelling.

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Caesar
@csrz 3 years ago

A well-crafted and acted psychological drama which explores into the mind of a schizophrenic. It's one of those films that I appreciate more than I enjoy. This is quite a big change from his previous works but still in the strangely familiar territory. It's very slow, though it's not long, it feels like it is and the exploration of its theme isn't very thorough. But I really dig the organic approach of flashbacks and it's pretty effective at getting you into the mind of the protagonist. There's no body horror and it leans more on the drama side, but I still find it captivating nonetheless. Ralph Fiennes puts on a fine performance and Miranda Richardson is excellent as well.

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