Any thoughts as to the similarities, differences, and to which you think is a better moive?
Interestingly, the trailer for "The Forgotten" is included on the "Bunny" DVD. Talk about inviting comparisons!
Bunny was interesting
I enjoyed The Forgotten
I had to pause Flightplan in order to properly & extensively mock and jeer it
You might also notice the the opening credits for Bunny was comprised of the "ripping the wallpaper" sequences that was used in The Forgotten, which plays a major reveal in the latter.
"When you throw dirt, you lose ground" --old proverbshare
Ugh, The Forgotten and Flightplan were awful. Bunny Lake Is Missing, on the other hand, is a near masterpiece!
share"Flightplan" was a decent thriller, but "The Forgotten" started out strong but became increasingly forgettable with its gimmicky plot twists at the end. "Bunny" is by far the superior of the three in my opinion.
shareI hated Forgotten, but I enjoyed Flightplan and Bunny.
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FLIGHTPLAN borrows the missing person of debatable existance from BUNNY and the plot device of the window drawing from THE LADY VANISHES, from which BUNNY also borrows. BUNNY LAKE is an excellent thriller, so I don't mind a little borrowing. I really like Olivier, I really like Saul Bass titles, and I really like that I could watch Keir Dullea and Carol Lynley in something other than 2001 and POSEIDON ADVENTURE respectively. What really bothers me about FLIGHTPLAN, and those of you who travel extensively will understand, is that overnight Trans-Atlantic flights go east, not west.
He didn't get out of the cock-a-doody car!!!
Another great movie along the same lines is "so long at the fair".
shareThere's also this radio play...
https://ia600604.us.archive.org/13/items/OTRR_Suspense_Singles/Suspens e_431109_065_Cabin_B-13_-128-44-_27897_29m40s.mp3
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Ooh..I like a good radio play. Thank you.
He didn't get out of the cock-a-doody car!!!