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Taking Lives
La agente special del FBI Illeana Scott (Angelina Jolie), especializada en perfiles psicológicos, es reclamada por la policía canadiense francófona de Montreal para trata de capturar a un asesino en serie que parece asumir la identidad de sus víctimas. En la investigación resulta de gran ayuda la aparición de James Costa (Ethan Hawke), un testigo que vió al asesino justo cuando estaba con una de sus víctimas.
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Reparto
Angelina Jolie
Illeana Scott
Ethan Hawke
James Costa
Kiefer Sutherland
Christopher Hart
Gena Rowlands
Mrs. Rebecca Asher
Olivier Martinez
Paquette
Tchéky Karyo
Leclair
Jean-Hugues Anglade
Duval
Paul Dano
Young Asher
Justin Chatwin
Matt Soulsby
André Lacoste
Cashier
Marie-Josée Croze
Medical Examiner
Christian Tessier
Interrogation Officer
Billy Two Rivers
Car Salesman
Richard Lemire
Québec City Cop
Julien Poulin
Québec City Inspector
Brigitte Bedard
French Reporter
Dominique Briand
Bartender
Alex Sol
Hotel Manager
Shawn Roberts
Desk Clerk
Martin Brisebois
Henri Bisonnette
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Angelina Jolie does her best here and Ethan Hawke injects just a touch of menace but otherwise it's a rather far-fetched crime thriller set in Montreal. "Martin Asher" leaves his home and by systematically killing men as he ages - and assuming their identities - has left quite a trail of corpses over almost twenty years before FBI profiler Jolie is drafted in to try and help them get to the bottom of it all. The acting is ok, by and large, but a few "guest appearances" from Kiefer Sutherland, Gena Rowlands and probably the briefest of roles in his career for Justin Chatwin, can't really develop the rather dreary writing nor give it much sparkle as we lumber towards an ending that is just plain daft. In theory, the story is complex and has enough about it to keep us guessing, but the overall execution is flat and proves pretty uninteresting after about ten minutes. Pity - had potential.
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