The Cell
Synopsis: Jennifer Lopez takes a terrifying journey into the mind of a killer in this chilling, critically acclaimed psychological thriller.
When a serial killer Vincent D'Onofrio falls into a coma before his last victim can be found, a child therapist must use an experimental treatment to enter his mind and learn his secrets before it is too late. The visually haunting world threatens her very existence when she becomes trapped by the terror inside.
Now, an FBI agent Vince Vaughn must rescue her from the killer's nightmare mind before he too is lost to the twisted world forever.
Rating: R
Run Time: 107 Minutes
Director: Tarsem Singh
Dvd Extra's: Subtitles: English, Audio commentaries, Isolated Score, Deleted Scenes, Behind The Scenes, Theatrical Trailer, Filmographies, Interactivites, DVD-Rom Game Demo.
Hidden Features: On the main menu go to the top of the screen between the flames and highlight the "New Line Logo" and press ENTER. This will reveal a special "Thank You" page.
Nudity Factor: See the breasts of several victims thoughout the movie, women in a torture scene are somewhat nude.
Of Note: In the scene where Catherine talks with Carl while he is "cleaning" his first victim, the scenery resembles the music video "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M; that video was directed by this film's director, Tarsem Singh.
Review by:
Jason James
Rating: 
I am not sure why but I never went to see this movie when it first came out. The other day when I picked the movie up, I was very excited to see it. Overall it is a good movie. I think at times the special effects were pretty lame and could have been way better. Lopez always has a couple of scenes in her movies that you almost laugh because the acting is so bad. The writing for this movie is good and the pace of the movie also is good. Vince Vaughn does and excellent job in a serious roll. Overall this is a good movie but I don't know if I would watch more than once, maybe twice.
Review by:
Shooter
This movie kind of fell through the cracks for me and I never saw it until just now. I don’t know why I didn’t notice it before but I’m glad that I finally had the chance to watch it. I liked the story and I liked the casting for the most part but I particularly enjoyed any scenes with a scantily/erotically clad Jennifer Lopez. I don’t care if some people think her ass is too big, I like it. It’s not fat, it’s nice and probably pretty yummy, oh but I digress. I really enjoy the idea of virtual reality and this movie makes light of it in a believable sense. I didn’t really believe anyone’s acting was sub-par in this feature except for one awkward scene with J-Lo and Vaughn at the very end where they are standing by her car. All in all, there is one thing that this movie has in common with many physiological thrillers and that’s the fact that you may never watch it again although it’s definitely worth watching once.