Eye of the Beholder

Destination Film Distribution Corp. | Release Date: January 28, 2000

1.9	USER SCORE Overwhelming dislike based on 55 Ratings

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FYWYLTBAVDec 25, 2013

This movie would be a hot mess even if Ashley Judd could act. Unfortunately she can't act. It's painfully obvious that she has reached her level of incompetence in the acting world.

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ScottG.Feb 15, 2007

Good elements: mood, pacing, Ashley Judd, a sense of danger, Ashley Judd, and -- uh -- Ashley Judd. Bad elements: the story, k.d. Lang (great singer, bad actor), the ending. It's interesting to watch, and totally forgettable once Good elements: mood, pacing, Ashley Judd, a sense of danger, Ashley Judd, and -- uh -- Ashley Judd. Bad elements: the story, k.d. Lang (great singer, bad actor), the ending. It's interesting to watch, and totally forgettable once it's over.… Expand

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FredW.Nov 12, 2005

Incoherent is the term that doesn't even begin to describe this mess. Ashley Judd doing a poor imitation of Angelina Jolie - Suggest that the best use of this DVD is skeet shooting.

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floriano.Dec 28, 2005

Waste of time.

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redlineJul 11, 2017

This 17-yr.old film is a classic psychological thriller. From the spooky hallucinations of his wife-napped daughter, to the wailing guilt of the serial murderess he obssesses over, Ewan MacGregor's understated role as the perfectly unstableThis 17-yr.old film is a classic psychological thriller. From the spooky hallucinations of his wife-napped daughter, to the wailing guilt of the serial murderess he obssesses over, Ewan MacGregor's understated role as the perfectly unstable spy binds all the imaginary and bloodcurdling elements together. Features great sets and cinematography building to one twisted climax of human misery. Demands attention. Excellent, A+… Expand

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SputterApr 20, 2021

What the heck was this Ewan & Ashley ? The plot is incomprehensible, and the movie is utter dreck. Avoid this movie like a plague.

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