| What Lies Beneath (2000), 
				Director: Robert Zemeckis, Rated PG-13 
				for scary violence 
				He was the 
				perfect husband until his one mistake followed them home. 
				
				  Starring: 
				Harrison Ford, Michelle Pfeiffer, Katharine Towne, Miranda Otto, 
				James Remar, Victoria Bidwell, Diana Scarwid, Dennison Samaroo 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
				- good "There's a ghost in 
				my house. I saw her in the water, beside me, in the bathtub." – 
				Claire Spencer 
				Why watch this? The 
				triumvirate of Zemeckis, Pheiffer and Ford brilliantly execute this 
				eerie supernatural mystery. 
				Plot Summary: Claire 
				Spencer, a former cellist who finds her idyllic Vermont lake 
				house life disrupted by unsettling experiences after her 
				daughter leaves for college. Claire begins to suspect that her 
				home is haunted, or possibly that she is losing her mind, as she 
				experiences strange occurrences and sees glimpses of a 
				mysterious woman. 
				Dad's Preview: 
				This film is very creepy. The protagonist, Claire, begins to experience 
				strange things: odd neighbors, a full bathtub, writing on the 
				foggy mirror. She's convinced there is a presence trying to 
				contact her. She also feels her husband is not being completely 
				truthful. This is a very intense, scary flick that will have you 
				chomping on your finger nails all the way to its shocking end. 
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				DreamWorks Pictures
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