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Lost

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Bank vice president Jeremy Stanton (Dean Cain) is lost in more ways than one: On his way to a rendezvous with his family in Nevada, he finds that the back roads do not match his maps. However, Jeremy has also lost direction from a moral standpoint, having just committed a robbery back in California during which he betrayed Archer (Danny Trejo), his ruthless partner. His only company for this long, dark road trip of the soul is Judy (Ashley Scott), an operator who gives him directions by phone.

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Justin Chang Variety 05/19/2005
A road-trip thriller that turns out to have one very tightly plotted itinerary. Go to Full Review
Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times 05/12/2005
Ever so gradually, Lemke deftly lassoes in his audience while, bit by bit, revealing what Jeremy is really up to and then introducing a growing element of menace. Go to Full Review
Film Threat 01/22/2013
3/5
Andy Klein Los Angeles CityBeat 05/13/2005
... the lead character is such a complete moron that it's difficult to care whether he lives or dies. Go to Full Review
Jon Strickland L.A. Weekly 05/12/2005
An assured first film. Go to Full Review
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Matthew L. @Moviefanatic02 Oct 28 From the very beginning, Lost had me completely invested. The show does an incredible job of pulling you in and keeping you on the edge of your seat from episode to episode. Every time one mystery started to unfold, another one would appear — and that constant sense of curiosity made it impossible to stop watching. The storytelling, character development, and atmosphere are all top-notch. Each episode feels like a puzzle piece in a much larger picture, and the suspense keeps you guessing all the way through. If you’re bored or just looking for a great show to get into, Lost is the perfect choice. It’s engaging, mysterious, and full of twists that’ll have you saying “just one more episode” every time. An absolute classic that’s well worth watching if you haven’t seen it yet. See more 03/12/2018 When we finally will have the answers that we expect, we just don't have it. A lot of questions with no explanation. An unhappy ending. Julia Conde Sara de Souza 2E See more 03/12/2018 When we finally Will have the answers that we expect, we Just don't have It. A Lot of questiona with no explanation. An unhappy ending. See more 04/18/2012 Dean Cain is lost while driving through the Mojave. He done something bad, and has a flight to catch by 9pm to put it all behind him. Correct my grammar and I'll come after you, sapo. See more 01/30/2012 Overall not a bad movie. The premise was great, but the story itself was a little weak. Relied a lot on character obliviousness, way too convenient timing and coincidence (heavy handed direction too - instead of assuming the audience was smart enough to get there ourselves, we're shoved face first into some obvious points). Dean Cain does a good job and manages to stay a sympathetic character (which is tough, I'm not a big fan of the anti-hero or bad guy as protagonist). Pretty light role for Danny Trejo, but he's great with what he's given, as always. If you count the location as a character, that did the most to further the plot. Visually very much conveys a sense of desolation and being "lost". See more 06/09/2010 Not too bad for a B Movie staring the man who used to be Superman! He does a fairly good job of carrying the movie by himself, there are a few duff moments but what do you expect?! Plus the ending is pretty fab, not what i expected at all. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Bank vice president Jeremy Stanton (Dean Cain) is lost in more ways than one: On his way to a rendezvous with his family in Nevada, he finds that the back roads do not match his maps. However, Jeremy has also lost direction from a moral standpoint, having just committed a robbery back in California during which he betrayed Archer (Danny Trejo), his ruthless partner. His only company for this long, dark road trip of the soul is Judy (Ashley Scott), an operator who gives him directions by phone.
Director
Darren Lemke
Producer
Paul Emami, Kevin Matossian
Screenwriter
Darren Lemke
Production Co
SilverCrest Entertainment
Rating
R (Language)
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 5, 2004, Original
Release Date (DVD)
Feb 21, 2006
Runtime
1h 24m
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