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2.0 out of 5 stars
K-Pax,
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This review is from: K-Pax: Collector's Edition (Widescreen) (DVD)
When I received the video it seemed in good condition, but when I played it the first half of the movie was all digitally fragmented. I was not impressed. However this is the first bad situation I experienced from Amazon and I would not hesitate from ordering again.
3.0 out of 5 stars
good, but what the heck?????????,
By "bonzatrope" (Honolulu, HI United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: K-Pax: Collector's Edition (Widescreen) (DVD)
Fine acting for the most part, an enjoyable story line and good photography, too. But I have to ask: how does Spacey know the orbit trajectories or whatever it is of his supposed far-off galaxy? Did he secretly bone up on this one thing to sway the authorities? And the ending! A vibrant, intelligent (if troubled) person is turned into a drooling basket case by the brilliant doctors of Manhattan Institute. Now that's some serious doctoring! And then the good doctor finally bonds with his son? Huh?
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"I have a beam of light to catch",
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This review is from: K-Pax: Collector's Edition (Widescreen) (DVD)
Kevin Spacey plays a character named Prot, who may be from the planet K-PAX, or he may be a deluded person from New Mexico with a painful personal secret. A case could be made for either scenario, but I find compelling evidence for the former.In any event, Prot makes an unusual appearance at a train station, is involved in a minor altercation, and is arrested and put in a mental ward under the care of Dr. Powell (Jeff Bridges) and claims to be from the planet K-PAX, 1000 lightyears from Earth. Prot is questioned and hypnotized on several occasions, without conclusive evidence to his true identity. Without spoiling the end, Dr. Powell finally follows a clue to his apparent satisfaction, though uncertain conclusion. Regardless of the outcome, getting there is pretty well done. Spacek puts a slightly unusual spin on things (especially fruit) and is quite humorous, and Bridges is good as well. Nice cinematography. The DVD has a director's commentary, a behind-the-scenes documentary, deleted scenes, alternate ending, and the usual setup features. "Your produce alone has been worth the trip."
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