Feature2003·134m·5.7

Dreamcatcher

Evil slips through.

DramaHorrorScience FictionThriller

Four childhood friends reunite for a hunting trip in the Maine woods, bound by a psychic force born from a childhood friend's dreamcatcher. They find themselves caught in a grotesque alien invasion that twists memory, sanity and reality into something far more sinister.

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Cast

Thomas Jane

Henry

Damian Lewis

Jonesy

Morgan Freeman

Col. Abraham Curtis

Jason Lee

Beaver

Timothy Olyphant

Pete

Tom Sizemore

Owen

Donnie Wahlberg

Duddits

Michael O'Neill

Gen. Matheson

Rosemary Dunsmore

Roberta Cavell

Mikey Holekamp

Young Henry

Reece Thompson

Young Beaver

Joel Palmer

Young Pete

Giacomo Baessato

Young Jonesy

Andrew Robb

Young Duddits

Eric Keenleyside

Rick McCarthy

Darrin Klimek

Maples

Campbell Lane

Old Man Gosselin

C. Ernst Harth

Barry Neiman

Ingrid Kavelaars

Trish

Bailee Reid

Rachel

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$68.0M
Revenue
$81.2M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Kasdan PicturesVillage Roadshow PicturesCastle Rock EntertainmentNPV EntertainmentWV Films II

Crew

Director

Lawrence Kasdan

Writers

William Goldman, Lawrence Kasdan, Stephen King

John Seale

Director of Photography

Raúl Dávalos

Editor

Jon Hutman

Production Design

Molly Maginnis

Costume Design

James Newton Howard

Original Music Composer

Carol Littleton

Editor

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Reviews

furious_iz

1/3/2018

6.0

Doesn't quite deserve all the hate... A group of friends with a long history are pitted against an invading alien force, and they use their special gifts and talents to try and save the world. Sure it is not the best Stephen King adaptation, but it is far from the worst. Some fairly hammy acting, dodgy CGI and tonnes of cliché Stephen King tropes don't stop this film from being lightweight fun, so long as you are not expecting a work of art. Damien Lewis is a stand-out, especially when he is being the Mr Gray personality and most of the rest of the cast do well enough, with a little bit of coasting from Tom Sizemore and Morgan Freeman. It is however hard to look past the patronising and mildly offensive portrayal of the idiot savant Duddits, and the ending is completely stupid. But if you have a spare couple of hours there are worse ways to spend time. B grade film with an A grade cast and a budget somewhere in between.

Martha

7/26/2022

1.0

This is all I have to say... Butthole-cock-monsters.

GenerationofSwine

1/14/2023

10.0

Compared to the book, yeah, it stinks...but that's really only because it got lost somewhere in translation from prose to screen. Take it as it is, take it as a movie and its not half bad, the problem is that, once you leave the book behind what you have is an old fashioned B horror movie that is trying to sell itself in an era where B horror movies need the special effects of modern super hero movies and the basic plot of a Dick and Jane novel. And then, in many ways, it's just too expensive. It feels like a classic Drive-In horror flick, but it looks like a block buster. Tone down the budget by a few million and make it a direct to video movie and it would have cult classic status already...despite the people that actually read the source material. The acting is good, the special effects are too good, the setting is cool, but the plot hurts a bit and the fact that Duddits is Intellectually Disabled is inevitably going to put off more that a few viewers. Really though, what you have is a great B Movie Drive-In fair that somehow got an actual budget wot work with. And you could do a lot worse in this Post New Hollywood day and age.