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another movie narrative. This week, The Collector (2009), will be converted
into a narrative and subsequently highlighted.
It is implied that the blog reader reads the movie narrative, and then,
he or she watches the movie. The effort
is to give the blog reader, an enhanced experience. RB28’s Movie Narratives, ends this movie
narrative of The Collector (2009),
with some Hollywood facts.
The Collector (2009) is rated
R. Furthermore, it is 1 hour and 30
minutes long. This movie is categorized
under the horror genre. The official
release date is July 31st,
2009. The release date is
for the Country of the United States of America. Additionally, this movie is the first movie,
in a series of movies. The second movie
is, The Collection (2012). The director was Marcus Dunstan. The writers were Patrick Melton and Marcus
Dunstan. The officially recognized stars
were Josh Stewart, Andrea Roth and Juan Fernandez. The list of the 11 most important cast
members is as follows:
- William Prael (Larry Wharton).
- Diane Ayala Goldner (Gena Wharton).
- Juan Fernandez (The Collector).
- Josh Stewart (Arkin).
- Michael Reilly Burke (Michael Chase).
- Andrea Roth (Victoria Chase).
- Karley Scott Collins (Hannah Chase).
- Madeline Zima (Jill Chase).
- Haley Pullos (Cindy).
- Daniella Alonso (Lisa).
- Patrick Rizzotti (Bowling Ball Cleaner).
The
synopsis follows. The Collector (2009) is a violent horror movie, out of a fictitious
rural town in the U.S.A. There are a lot of men doing construction
work, on a big house. The family that
lives at this big house, has the last name, Chase. Arkin works by himself, and, he is doing
construction work. Additionally, he also
has the time to play, with the youngest girl of the family. Furthermore, Arkin gets to know the oldest
daughter, whilst, he is smoking a cigarette in his truck. At this time, the family is preparing to
leave on vacation. This night, Arkin
goes to see his daughter. He has a fight
with his ex-wife, and, his ex-wife tells him that she is leaving town. It results that, both of them owe money to
people. However, Arkin insists that he
wants his daughter to stay, in the same town as him. Out of nowhere, he decides to improvise a
theft, at the Chase home. He calls the
crime boss to whom, he owes money to.
Arkin wants the money that night, so they meet to talk, about the
theft. Unexpectedly, the crime boss
beats, and, threatens Arkin. However and
reluctantly, he agrees to the theft.
Arkin promises a large jewel, as payment. Arkin travels to the Chase home, and, he
immediately starts the theft. He is
opening the wall safe, when out of nowhere, he starts to hear noise. For some unknown reason, the Chase family is
still in the house. However, from this
point forward, everything becomes a horrific nightmare. The Collector, is officially inside the
house. Director, Marcus Dunstan, does a
terrific job in turning a horror movie into slow, and, suspenseful action. The writers do an equally, terrific job. The Arkin character, is a good believable
character. Additionally, Arkin adds a
lot of authenticity, to what seems to be just another horror movie. However, it is not just another horror
movie. The officially recognized stars
do a good job performing their roles.
Special recognition is merited to Josh Stewart, for the Arkin
character. Overall, this movie earns the
rating of 7 out of 10.
The movie
narrative of, The Collector (2009),
is as follows. At night, a husband and
wife arrive at their home. Surprisingly,
they find a mysterious trunk in their bedroom.
The husband opens the trunk; there’s a lot of screaming, and, they are
taken prisoner or kidnapped. The scene
changes, and, it is a fictitious rural town or village. There are a lot of men doing construction
work, on a big house. The family that
lives at this big house, has the last name, Chase. Arkin works by himself, and, he is doing
construction work. Additionally, he also
has the time to play, with the youngest girl of the family. Furthermore, Arkin gets to know the oldest
daughter, whilst, he is smoking a cigarette in his truck. At this time, the family is preparing to
leave on vacation. This night, Arkin
goes to see his daughter. He has a big
fight with his ex-wife, and, his ex-wife tells him that she is leaving
town. It results that, both of them owe
money to people. However, Arkin insists
that he wants his daughter to stay, in the same town as him. Out of nowhere, he decides to improvise a
theft, at the Chase house. He calls the
crime boss to whom, he owes money to.
Arkin wants the money that night, so they meet to talk, about the
theft. Unexpectedly, the crime boss
beats, and, threatens Arkin. However and
ultimately, he agrees to the theft.
Arkin promises a large jewel, as payment. Arkin travels to the Chase house, and, he
starts the theft; immediately. He is opening
the wall safe, when out of nowhere, he starts to hear noise. For some unknown reason, the Chase family is
still in the house. However, from this
point forward, everything becomes a horrific nightmare. The Collector enters the house;
officially. Surprisingly, Arkin can feel
and hear him. Without knowing more, they
start to move around each other. The
Collector, when he entered placed several dead bolts on the door. Regrettably, Arkin cannot escape the
house. Furthermore; with every step The
Collector takes, he leaves behind a trap, or, an improvised device that
kills. As Arkin moves around the house;
he keeps finding more and more traps, and, devices of death. Around this time, The Collector is able to
capture Michael Chase. Additionally, the
capture, is also, a violent attack.
Michael Chase is the father of the family. Somehow, Michael is able to momentarily
escape, and, he sees Arkin.
Unfortunately, Michael grabs something that activates, an improvised
device of death. The device of death,
throws Michael down to the first floor.
The Collector is there waiting for him.
During this time, Arkin tries to escape through a window, on the second
floor. Unfortunately, he also activates
a device of death, and, the window crushes and cuts his hand. Arkin is able to take his hand out of the
device. Arkin and The Collector
continue, to move around each other.
Arkin continues to find traps, and, improvised devices of death. Regrettably and at this point, Arkin cannot
find a way to escape. Eventually, he
ends up in the basement of the house. In
the basement, he finds Michael and his wife.
Both of them are victims, of brutal violence. From this point forward; the series of
events, take the viewer, to the end. The
action remains exactly the same way.
Inside the house, there is a very dramatic and suspenseful movement;
between Arkin, and, The Collector. Arkin
always crashes against traps and improvised devices of death. However, he is successful in finding, and,
stealing the large jewel. Regrettably,
and at this point he is still unable to escape from the house. As the escape attempts continue, the action
becomes very slow, and, very dramatic.
The Collector, eventually, is able to capture Arkin; two times in
total. Finally; you have to watch, in
order to know, how this movie ends.
The movie
narrative of the feature film, The
Collector (2009), ends with some Hollywood
facts. The country of origin is the United
States of America. The official language is English. There are other notable release dates. The other notable release dates are: Canada, October 30, 2009 (Limited Release);
Kuwait, February 25, 2010; Belgium April 9, 2010 (Brussels International
Fantastic Film Festival); Netherlands, April 18, 2010 (Imagine Film Festival);
Finland, May 26, 2010 (DVD and Blu-ray Premiere); Sweden, May 26, 2010 (DVD
Premiere) and Mexico, June 4 2010. There
are 4 filming locations, in total, for this particular movie. The filming locations are: Mobile, Alabama,
U.S.A.; Mansfield,
Louisiana, U.S.A.;
Shreveport, Louisiana, U.S.A.
and Par Road 522, Mansfield, Louisiana,
U.S.A. The original budget for this movie is
estimated at, $6 million USD. On its
opening weekend, this movie made $3,576,296 dollars. This movie is considered closed in theaters
on September 18, 2009. The estimated gross profits, that are
reported, are $7,706,394 dollars. The
production companies are LD Entertainment, Fortress Features and Imaginarium
Entertainment Group. There are several
distributors for this movie. Some of the
distributors include the following; LD Entertainment (U.S.A.), Caravella DDC
(Russia), Icon Film Distribution (UK), Splendid Film (Germany), Freestyle
Releasing (U.S.A.), Genius Products (U.S.A.), Vivendi Entertainment (U.S.A.)
and Roadshow Entertainment (Australia).
To end and
as always, RB28’s Movie Narratives, encourages you to continue reading the
posted movie narratives. The
aforementioned blog strives to provide basic information, so that it, becomes
inspiration. Movies are a great pleasure
to RB28’s Movie Narratives, and, the blog’s author hopes that they are for you
as well. For this week, and in
conclusion, the feature film was The
Collector (2009). RB28’s Movie
Narratives looks forward to seeing you next week, when another movie will be highlighted.
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05/29/2019
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