| Identity (2003),
				Director: James Mangold, rated 
				R for language, 
				violence 
				Identity is a secret. Identity is a mystery. Identity is a 
				killer. 
				
				  Starring: John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet, John Hawkes, 
				Alfred Molina, John C. McGinley, Cleva DuVall, William Lee 
				Scott, Jake Busey 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
				- good 
				"You remember that 
				movie where the ten strangers went to an island, and then they 
				all died, one by one? 
				And then it turned out they weren't 
				strangers, that they all had a connection." - 
				Ginny 
				Why watch this? 
				It's a dark, surreal murder-mystery that turns the thriller genre on its 
				head. 
				Plot Summary: 
						Ten strangers become stranded at a remote Nevada motel 
				during a torrential rainstorm. Cut off from the outside world, 
				they soon discover they are being mysteriously killed off one by 
				one, mirroring the plot of Agatha Christie's novel 
				
				And Then There Were None. Parallel to this, a convicted 
				murderer named Malcolm Rivers awaits a crucial trial to 
				determine if he will be executed for his crimes. Dad's Preview: 
				After enduring a ton of crime suspense movies, I longed for something new in 
				the sub-genre - and this was it! It's a cold rainy night, the bridge 
				is out, and folks a forced to gather at a low-rent motel. Each person has a 
				unique story. Then people start dying, and I mean in bloody, 
				gruesome ways. It's a smart who-done-it extraordinaire that has an 
				ending you'll never see coming! 
				 Columbia Pictures, 
				Konrad Pictures; Sony Pictures Releasing
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