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Film oparty na opowiadaniu Stephena Kinga o tym samym tytule. Pisarz Mike Enslin jest autorem dwóch książek dotyczących zjawisk paranormalnych. Aby zdobyć materiały do nowej książki, Mike jest zdecydowany zbadać cieszący się złą sławą pokój 1408 w nowojorskim hotelu. Jest on jednak przekonany, że opowieści dotyczące owego pokoju to tylko mit. Dyrektor hotelu Mr. Olin nie podziela podejścia pisarza i ostrzega go o możliwym niebezpieczeństwie. Enslin zamierza udowodnić, że przerażające wydarzenia, które miały tam miejsce w przeszłości to tylko zwykłe zbiegi okoliczności i bajki.

Głosów 2568 (6,6/10)

Czas działania: 104 minut

Data wydania 30.11.2007

True

Budżet: $25,000,000.00

Dochody: $94,679,598.00

Strona internetowa: Link

Produkcji firmy:

Di Bonaventura Pictures
Dimension Films
The Weinstein Company

Kraj produkcji:

United States of America

Gatunki:

Horror
Thriller

Dalsze informacje

Mike Enslin

John Cusack

Gerald Olin

Samuel L. Jackson

Lilly Enslin

Mary McCormack

Katie

Jasmine Jessica Anthony

Sam Farrell

Tony Shalhoub

Young Woman at Bookstore

Alexandra Silber

Bellboy

Noah Lee Margetts

Clay

William Armstrong

Mr. Innkeeper

Paul Birchard

Mrs. Innkeeper

Margot Leicester

Taxi Cab Driver

Angel Oquendo

Secretary

Emily Harvey

Bookstore Cashier

Walter Lewis

Man #1 at Bookstore

Eric Meyers

Man #2 at Bookstore

David Nicholson

Lady at Bookstore

Holly Hayes

Surfer Dude

Johann Urb

Mailbox Guy

Andrew-Lee Potts

Desk Clerk

Kim Thomson

Assistant Hotel Manager

Drew Powell

Maitre D'

Gil Cohen-Alloro

Hotel Engineer

Isiah Whitlock Jr.

Claw Hammer Maniac

Benny Urquidez

Mike's Father

Len Cariou

Factory Owner

Ray Nicholas

1950's Lady

Tina Maskell

Kevin O'Malley

Paul Kasey

Mailbox Worker

George Cottle

Mailbox Worker

Julian Spencer

Mailbox Worker

William Willoughby

Cop #1

Thomas A. McMahon

Cop #2

Anthony C. Mazza

Fireman

Chris Carey

Priest

Kevin Dobson

Man Outside Hotel Fire

Peter Conboy

Bookstore Assistant

Georgie Lee-Robinson

Hotel Guest

Bernadette Lords

Bellboy

Rob McGillivray

Mike Enslin's Ex-wife

Kate Walsh

Bellboy

Jacob White

Executive Producer

Bob Weinstein

Executive Producer

Harvey Weinstein

Original Story

Stephen King

Music

Gabriel Yared

Screenplay

Scott Alexander

Screenplay

Larry Karaszewski

Producer

Lorenzo Di Bonaventura

Editor

Peter Boyle

Still Photographer

David Appleby

Director of Photography

Benoît Delhomme

Costume Design

Natalie Ward

Production Design

Andrew Laws

Director

Mikael Håfström

Screenplay

Matt Greenberg

Executive Producer

Jake Myers

Art Direction

Stuart Kearns

Makeup Artist

Karl Derrick

Special Effects

Paul Corbould

Set Decoration

Daniel B. Clancy

Unit Production Manager

Dana Robin

Art Direction

Mark Raggett

Casting

Elaine Grainger

Executive Producer

Richard Saperstein

Post Production Supervisor

Jessie Thiele

Set Decoration

Marina Morris

Script Supervisor

Tricia Ronten

Location Scout

Giles Edleston

Unit Manager

Mark Grimwade

Script Supervisor

Catherine Allinson

Casting Assistant

Kate Ringsell

Unit Production Manager

Gabriela Vázquez

Location Manager

Pat Karam

Associate Producer

Jeremy Steckler

Production Supervisor

John Anthony

Production Coordinator

Greg Outcalt

Associate Producer

Kelly Dennis

Associate Producer

Antonia Kalmacoff

Unit Production Manager

Elena Zokas

Casting Associate

Ali Merhi

Location Manager

Briana Burke

Location Manager

Audra Gorman

Location Scout

Lee David Lee

Location Scout

Rob Lee

Title Designer

Darren Agnew

Production Coordinator

Una Hill

John Chard

Dolphin Sandwich. 1408 is based on one of horror writer Stephen King's short stories. It stars John Cusack as a supernatural investigator who rents room 1408 at The Hotel Dolphin in New York. It is said to be a most haunted room and the scene of many deaths. He soon finds his scepticism tested to the max. Although it has deep themes of grief et al, this essentially boils down to one man in a room being plagued by psychological and physical attacks, with the intended chills and shocks surreal in presentation. It's all very twisty and big on conundrums, which makes a second viewing something of a necessity, whilst Cusack's performance is also reason to check in for another viewing. However, it's not the scary movie some have lauded it as, in fact it's more fun-house palaver than anything terrifying, but there's no doubting the intelligence and skill of the writing. The mind is a curious, wonderful and troubling thing, and 1408 wants us to know it. 6/10