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Dead by Midnight (1997)

Dead by Midnight (1997)
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John Larkin (Timothy Hutton would seem to have the ideal life: A great job, a beautiful home, a happy marriage. Nonetheless, John has always been nagged by the feeling that "something is missing." The truth of this suspicion is violently driven home when John is inexplicably kidnapped from his home in the middle of the night by two sinister strangers. Managing to escape, John makes his way back to his wife (Suzy Amis--only to find out that she's not his wife at all, but instead a doctor for a top-secret government agency. Laboriously putting the pieces together, John realizes that he has never truly existed as a human being since he was nearly killed in a car crash: Instead, he is a semi-android, his brain implanted with false and misleading memories--all part of a master scheme to transform him into a "perfect" government assassin! Not dissimilar to such theatrical technothrillers as Total Recall, the made-for-TV Dead By Midnight (you'll have to see the film to understand the title's grim significance) was first aired by ABC on November 23, 1997. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Jim McBride
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Dead by Midnight

John Larkin (Timothy Hutton would seem to have the ideal life: A great job, a beautiful home, a happy marriage. Nonetheless, John has always been nagged by the feeling that "something is missing." The truth of this suspicion is violently driven home when John is inexplicably kidnapped from his home in the middle of the night by two sinister strangers. Managing to escape, John makes his way back to his wife (Suzy Amis--only to find out that she's not his wife at all, but instead a doctor for a top-secret government agency. Laboriously putting the pieces together, John realizes that he has never truly existed as a human being since he was nearly killed in a car crash: Instead, he is a semi-android, his brain implanted with false and misleading memories--all part of a master scheme to transform him into a "perfect" government assassin! Not dissimilar to such theatrical technothrillers as Total Recall, the made-for-TV Dead By Midnight (you'll have to see the film to understand the title's grim significance) was first aired by ABC on November 23, 1997. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
100 mins

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Director(s):
Jim McBride
Writer(s):
Michael Vickerman
Producer(s):
Michael VickermanKen GrossBarbara Black
Categories:
Mystery & Suspense
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    BRUCE L.

    What was Timpothy Hutton thinking? Despite an interesting story line, the movie is so low budget it takes away whever the plot might have had going. No Dolby 5.1, not even stereo. Bad picture quality, really bad acting, contrived plot actions, don't waste your time.

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    Glen P D.

    I sure expected more from a Timothy Hutton movie. The acting was not very good, the storyline was weak and the film LOOKED low-budget (which I'm sure it was). Liking Timothy Hutton, I wanted to like this movie. Disappointing...

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    Mike B.

    Quit watching after about 30 minutes. Too slow and poor acting. The plot has been done in other movies better.

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