Fractured

It looks like Flightplan (or Panic Room in the sky) but in a hospital.

Or Frantic (Harrison Ford, Roman Polanski, 1988) or Unknown (Liam Neeson) -

I'll check it out but the premise has been done to death.

Loved one goes missing and everyone around the protagonist acts like they never saw that person and tries to convince the protagonist they're crazy and that person doesn't exist...for whatever (insert plot twist reason.)

I watched the trailer and added it to my list .... for some reason it gave me Coma (1978 Directed by Michael Crichton starring Michael Douglas) vibes.

BTW Coma was Tom Selleck's first appearance on the big screen if I remember correctly. He was the athlete with the knee injury that set the whole thing off.

took me a second to realize you guys weren't talking about the Anthony Hopkins/Ryan Gosling movie. Was wondering what the hell y'all were talking about with the hospital stuff.

If you go by what we’ve seen for the past 90 min or so. How much of that was legit, and how much could be unreliable narration?

Alright flick. Some fun twists that were a little predictable. An enjoyable watch though. Better than the typical Netflix film.

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The "twist" didn't make much sense based on the actions of the doctors and security the previous 110 minutes.

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It was like they were trying to do a twist within a twist



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Everyone should have known what happened when they saw the blood at the construction site.

Movie was ok. I was interested at the whole mystery aspect but never at the edge of my seat. Kudos to the lead actor who acted his butt off in a mediocre movie. The type of plot had been done a few times so I like the payoff twist they put on it.

Also spoilers........ it makes sense from the doctors point of view to treat a guy for a concussion if he comes in to the hospital rambling about a wife and daughter who wasn’t with him. So indulging his fantasy kind of seemed odd.