The Signal (Blu-ray + DVD + DIGITAL HD with UltraViolet) Discount !!

Title : The Signal (Blu-ray + DVD + DIGITAL HD with UltraViolet)
ASIN : B00LMJVAYI
Description : Academy Award nominee Laurence Fishburne, Brenton Thwaites, Olivia Cooke and Beau Knapp star in this mind-bending and suspenseful sci-fi thriller. Nic (Thwaites), his girlfriend, Haley (Cooke), and his buddy, Jonah (Knapp), take an unexpected detour from an idyllic cross-country road trip when they are contacted by a mysterious hacker who has gained entry into MIT's secured network. But after a rendezvous in an eerily remote area goes awry, Nic wakes to a living nightmare in an isolation unit. Interrogated by Dr. Wallace Damon (Fishburne), Nic soon realizes that the only way to decipher the past…is to escape the present. Critics rave "had Stanley Kubrick and David Lynch made a movie together, it might have looked something like The Signal." – Scott Bowles, USA Today


List Price : $34.98
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category: Movies
brand: Universal Studios
Item Page Detail URL : link
Rating : 3.3
Review : I regret owning this - it's a mystery train to nowhere
In spite of a slow start, this movie had some potential, once the characters have their uncanny encounter in the desert. Then it all starts going downhill as the movie hits you with one weird thing after another, with nothing to connect them or suggest some larger whole that they could be part of. Each scene is full of cool strangeness, but they keep raising more and more unanswered questions, and the movie itself seems undecided about what is really going on, pointing in one direction, then another, and finally just giving up and ending on a really bizarre FX shot that hangs a huge question mark over the whole deal. This isn't a story - this is bits of stories scattered about like jigsaw pieces, and maybe they all fit together, but maybe not, and I personally didn't have enough faith left in the film after that last reveal to go back and waste time on the pieces scattered about.

This movie could have been good, but it turned out as disorganized junk. If you liked the grab...