The Elevator: Three Minutes Can Change Your Life 2015 123movies

Watch: The Elevator: Three Minutes Can Change Your Life 2015 123movies, Full Movie Online – New York. It is a quiet evening of the Labour Day weekend. Jack is a rich and famous man who hosts America’s most popular TV Game Show: “Three Minutes”. He would appear to lack nothing. Jack is attacked and tortured by an mysterious woman in the confines of an elevator of building where Jack lives. The woman has studied her revenge meticulously, she is is cynical and scientific in carrying out her plan. She knows the mechanism of the elevator, the plan of the building and has chosen a time when there is no-one about. She has been in Jack’s house, she knows his habits and she knows his show by heart. The very game show is her torture tool. She asks questions to mislead and fool Jack into thinking that his answers may save his life. But is she insane or is there truth in her accusations? Is Jack guilty, or is he caught up in a deathly game not of his making?.
Plot: A disturbing psychological thriller, that engages the audience to the point that it is always caught off guard, thus changing the point of view of the two main performers.
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	4.7/10 Votes: 866
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Surprising, but needed trimming
I assumed this was a low-budget student-made film, based on the number of ratings and reviews, so I was not expecting anything good to come out of it. There were certainly moments that broke my suspension of disbelief; moments in plot that made no sense, ADR that sounded off, and brief moments of unbelievable acting, but overall, it was better than I expected.

In contrast, the main cast was phenomenal, both in performance, and in recognition. Imagine my surprise to see that an international director doing his very first feature-length film roped in three world-class actors.

In all honesty, it was the acting that held the entire thing together – as you may expect from a film set almost entirely in an elevator.

It was definitely slow to get going, though. It wasn’t until the half-way mark that the plot actually got interesting. Occasionally things would happen that offered no value to the story line, and until the forty minute mark, a lot of it felt like filler, like the movie wasn’t going to be long enough, so more scenes were added.

Nothing was more annoying than thinking something interesting was going to happen, only to realise that nothing was happening at all. I began to get bored after the opening sequence.

That being said, if you can endure the first act, you may be pleasantly surprised by the second, as things begin to pick up the pace, and the characters really begin to develop and take on their own stories.

In the end, I wasn’t impressed by the actual plot, and its conclusion. It was an interesting idea, to be sure, but it made for a rather dull conclusion, when it was revealed what it’s all about.

Basically, I was pleasantly surprised by the film, but only because I expected a no-budget indie film.

Luxury Home, lift Trouble
The overwhelming suspense does not detract from the moment-to-moment tension and indeed frees you to enjoy the film’s technical accomplishment. The director, Massimo Coglitore, came to prominence in 2003 with your short film in 35mm ”Deadline,” which similarly discovered new visual and stylistic possibilities. Coglitore also directed ”Uomo di carta,” a Pirallendiano short movie and the TV movie “Noi due” a comedy love story where the look and atmosphere of that picture were so fresh, so persuasive, and so well matched that the logical instability of the story almost didn’t matter. ”The elevator” or “3 minutes” with its small cast of characters, and severe constraints on time and space, is a less grandiose undertaking. Aside from brief scenes at the beginning and the very end, the whole thing takes place on a single set in a single night. But its challenges were clearly attractive to the director, and his camera sense and assured pacing make it an above- average thriller. The director has mastered the traditional syntax of cinematic suspense: the shifting points of view, startling cuts and slow camera movements that work subliminally to fill us with dread and anxiety. But he also uses computer- assisted techniques to amplify the effects, extending what the camera can do. Vote 10!!!.

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Original Language en
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Genre Drama, Thriller
Director Massimo Coglitore
Writer Mauro Graiani, Riccardo Irrera, Daniela Merlo
Actors Caroline Goodall, Burt Young, James Parks
Country Italy
Awards 1 win & 6 nominations
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