The producers tell THR, “The combination of Uma and Sam for this project is a dream come true. I am eternally grateful to both of them for saying yes, and I am thrilled to bring this to life alongside Anne Clements and Yale Productions.” “Every moment they’re on screen, they are both enviable and eye-catching. Jackson, is beyond my wildest dreams,” said Paone. “Getting to make The Kill Room - an already incredible script - with Uma Thurman and Samuel L. When an American businessman slips into a muddy hole at a photo op for a new joint-venture building in Shanghai, he finds himself surrounded by body parts. THR details, “The story follows a hitman, his boss (Jackson), an art dealer (Thurman) and a money laundering scheme that accidentally turns the assassin into an overnight, avant-garde, sensation, one that forces her to play the art world against the underworld.” Nicol Paone is directing The Kill Room, written by Jonathan Jacobson.
Jackson, who of course both starred in Pulp Fiction, will be the two leads in a “darkly comic” thriller titled The Kill Room, THR announces today. Partly because of the creepy feeling and the well-conducted scenes but also because the plot is so close to reality that it actually could happen.Uma Thurman and Samuel L. I think the Killing Room does it really well and succeeds to be really terrifying at times. But regardless, I enjoy them nevertheless. There are times when filmmakers still fool me of course.
I usually see them coming from a mile away. I guess the final scenes are supposed to be a surprise or twist ending but at this point, I’m not very surprised by twist endings anymore. He’s a master at playing characters that you can’t really tell if they’re silently crazy or not. Phillips, if that’s really his name is portrayed by Swedish actor Peter Stormare and I don’t think anyone else could have done the part just like him. There are no people inside the room, they are just subjects in his mind. He’s more or less outside the room and remains very cold and scientific. I think one of the main things that add to the terror is the character of Dr.
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This is something that has been carried out not dozens but hundreds of times before! It’s a very well-acted movie in my opinion both from the people inside the room who are getting more and more hysterical or remain calm throughout the ordeal. And you can tell that the people behind it have thought of every single scenario. The Killing Room gradually gets more vicious and deadly. I think this brings fear into a lot of people, that their own government is willing to conduct lethal experiments on its own citizens for the “greater good”. We get some info at the beginning of the film that it’s government-funded and very VERY secret. First of all, we don’t initially know what the experiment is all about. The Killing Room is a very clean and mysterious film. It’s not the first time I’ve seen a film where people are trapped inside a room forced to obey some outside “big brother” speaking through a speaker telling them what to do. Someone is after the end result no matter the cost. The room itself might not kill people but people do in fact die. To see if she can cope by watching these strangers suffer and that the apparent experiment is a fake. I kinda get the feeling that this is the actual test being conducted. Soon we realize that the tapes she’s ordered to watch of the first part of the experiment really get to her and that she’s drawn between “making the right thing” and freeing the subject from the room they’re locked in, or continue studying the results of the experiment and actually come to a conclusion. We also have this newly employed analyst whose assignment is the assess the situation and draw conclusions from what has happened. Especially nor nowadays when privacy and secrecy seem to be a lot more important to us. Well, I guess a real experiment wouldn’t collect the testies in the same room. There are questionnaires to fill in and the people in the room get acquainted with each other. It starts out like I would imagine any medical experiments would do. Basically, there are four people in a room where an experiment is being conducted. That is to say that I can remember if there’s a creepy feeling or a sadistic overall tone, but seldom which character snuffs it first if it’s that kind of movie. What I usually remember is what I thought about it and the general “feel” of it. When I start watching them I of course know that I’ve seen it before but I have seen an excessive amount of movies in my time that I don’t remember any of the details anyway. Maybe I’m getting senile but the number of times I forget if I’ve seen a movie or not just by the title are really plentiful. The Killing Room is one of those movies I didn’t remember seeing.
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