Frailty / 
            
              
            
              
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                Rated: R  | 
               
              
                
                
                  
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                    Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Bill Paxton, Luke Askew, 
                    Matthew O'Leary, Jeremy Sumpter   
                    
                    
                    Directed by: Bill Paxton   
                    
                    
                    Produced by: David Kirschner, David Blocker, Corey Sienega 
                     
                    
                    
                    Written by: Brent Hanley   
                    
                    
                    Distributor: Lions Gate Films 
                     
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                   I was in 
              shock when I left the theatre after seeing this film. It was so 
              good. Frailty plays mind games and traps that you in 
              desperate corners of the world that you can't get out of. The 
              intelligent plot twists creep in your mind until the last five 
              minutes of the movie, when you figure the whole thing out. This 
              unbelievable story, cast, and director made the movie shine. It 
              was a wonderful film that I will always remember. I wouldn't be 
              surprised if this makes number one on my "Top Movies of 2002" 
              list. 
               
                   Bill Paxton's debut film is incredible. He put endless work 
              into it, and it paid off tremendously. Anyone who can act and 
              direct at the same time is a filmmaking genius. It's hard to 
              direct, and watch other actors when you're tying to act yourself! 
              Even though it hasn't been bringing in much attention (or money),
              Frailty certainly deserves more recognition. It's a truly 
              monumental film and is an extraordinary achievement. 
               
                   The interesting and intelligent plot twist made this the 
              movie what it its. It creates an exuberant vibe in your head to 
              make you question the characters. The entire plot is unpredictable 
              until the last few minutes, when it all comes together. Brent 
              Hanley offered beautiful imagination and color in one of the best 
              scripts I've seen in years. The mood and haunting premise linger 
              in your brain throughout the duration, creating tension between 
              characters. 
               
                   Frailty does 
              create an evident amount of religious conflict, and many might be 
              offended by some parts of the plot. If you are very religious, you 
              will hate this film, just for the sake of disliking it. But, from 
              an entertainment standpoint, 
              Frailty is a top-notch thriller full of spine-tingling 
              delight. If you don't look at it from a religious standpoint, you 
              will absolutely love the movie and all of its wonderful qualities. 
               
                   Frailty was 
              a respectable, intelligent, nail-biting, horrific thriller. 
              Everyone and everything about it was wonderful from an 
              entertainment, as well as filmmaking, standpoint. The movie that 
              makes you think will always be the best one. This motion picture 
              certainly does that. All of the components in Frailty are 
              wonderful; I'll leave it at that. There is evident magic in the 
              tention of the fabulous story. This will be a definite add to my 
              DVD collection when it comes out. It was truly amazing. 
               
              
                 
              
              -Danny, Bucket 
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