ATM

Exactly as Described

Have you ever wondered what could happen if you got trapped inside an ATM booth with a masked assailant lurking outside? That's exactly the premise of the movie ATM, a heart-pumping thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Starring Brian Geraghty, Alice Eve, and Josh Peck, ATM is a chilling tale of three co-workers who find themselves trapped in an ATM kiosk on a dark and stormy night. As they try to find a way out, they realize that they are not alone. A masked figure is outside, and he seems to have no intention of letting them go. The acting in this movie is outstanding. Geraghty, Eve, and Peck deliver stellar performances that will make you feel as if you are right there with them, experiencing the fear and anxiety they feel. The direction by David Brooks is also top-notch, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that will keep you guessing until the very end. The Blu-ray transfer is excellent, delivering sharp and vibrant images that make the movie even more immersive. The sound design is also outstanding, with a powerful and dynamic mix that will make your heart race. Overall, ATM is a gripping and suspenseful movie that will leave you breathless. If you're a fan of thrillers and suspenseful movies, this one is a must-see. So, get ready to hold your breath and experience the terror of being trapped in an ATM kiosk with a killer on the loose!

I was hoping that they'd would have made another one.

While this rather scary thriller is not for the faint-hearted, the suspense of three people trapped in an ATM lobby keeps the viewer on the edge of the seat throughout its action-packed 90 minutes. The film is very cleverly made. Almost all the action takes place in the locked ATM station, but the intriguing relationship between the three trapped characters adds constant interest, and the way the actors play off each other contributes to the tense atmosphere. Brian Geraghty (star of the multi-oscar winning "The Hurt Locker") is excellent as the guilt inflicted financier, who worries about the way he has invested his clients' money, and Josh Peck is suitably annoying as his big mouth friend, who thinks he has all the answers. Feminine charm is added in the shape of Geraghty's date for the evening, Beth, played by the gorgeous British actress Alice Eve. The film reminds me of an Alfred Hitchcock thriller. We don't really see the source of the threat against them, but we can imagine it, and it is an ever-present menace. An Excellent thriller!

Pretty good for the most part and surprising and sometimes confusing twists. But the ending is even more confusing and leaves you hanging with no sequel for closure. So you are left to guess what happens. Its not that difficult to guess if you consider the entire story-line, but who wants to have to do that?

One Amazing Movie and I like watching it all the time. Three Amazing Actors that make this movie look Amazing. If you like Horror Movies, you might like to watch this.

Really, I like a good or even semi good 'B' suspense movie, but this one just had too many holes in the plot for my liking. Too many not likely events had to take place for the situation to resolve the way it did and the three people in the ATM booth did absolutely everything wrong. Now I understand that characters in these movies have to do stupid things to get separated from the group and therefore become victims, but these 3 went beyond reason in their stupidity and ineptness. I made it through the entire movie which is something but the ending was just...Really? This is the pay off I get for the last 90 minutes or so? Two stars because I did not turn it off.

I enjoyed this movie though it got bad reviews. Bring out the popcorn

Ottime condizioni e si vede benissimo

Bon film

Good

I saw this movie years ago, and though intriguing, didn't think much about it. However, watching it again with different eyes, it becomes clear to me I missed out on a good film. It's hard to explain this movie without giving away the plot. I will just say that it's a well crafted experience.

A l'image de Saw, le décor du film aura permis d'éviter un budget mirobolant. Comme quoi, c'est l'histoire qui importe le plus. Le film n'est pas LE film de la décennie, mais ça se laisse regarder quand même. D'une manière générale, j'ai bien aimé ce film.