The Other Side of the Tracks
The Other Side of the Tracks
PG-13 | 28 March 2008 (USA)
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A depressed young man struggles to move on and escape haunting memories of his girlfriend, killed ten years ago in a train accident.

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EssenceStory

Well Deserved Praise

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Bardlerx

Strictly average movie

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Breakinger

A Brilliant Conflict

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Casey Duggan

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

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kdtaylor611

Very gloomy movie - in a good way. A little slow (purposely?) but good plot. Probably low budget but they did well enough with what they had. Acting a little over the top sometimes by one character to the point of a bit annoying. Main character dialogue was too 'hesitant' at times but still tolerable. Very good cinematography and camera use/placement. The creepiness factor was always present. Music.. not bad but not so good either. Still worth watching. It may be one of those movies you have to be in the mood for though. For me it was one of those movies you may watch on a lazy, rainy, Sunday morning. Like the Lifetime Channel does to some people. It sucks you in and you HAVE to know the rest of the story. Only this one was much better. I really enjoyed it.

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raylustig

I am a big fan of A.D. Calvo's approach to the thriller/horror genre precisely because it is craftily understated, subtle, eerie, goose-bumpy, and truly haunting. In a genre where movies are commonly padded with obvious digital special effects, cliché chase scenes, gratuitous gore, and incessant explosions, Other Side of the Tracks sets itself apart by being truly about the story first, before the techniques. It is a carefully conceived and beautifully made psychological thriller whose ending forces one to think back through each scene to try to piece together its full meaning. It stays with the you for a while, and makes you think about your own perceptions, memories, delusions, fantasies, etc. Gorgeously filmed in rural Connecticut, featuring a particularly powerful performance by Chad Lindberg, and with a beautiful and evocative score by composer Joe Carrano, Other Side of the Tracks is a remarkable debut film from a very talented director, and I'd like to see where he goes next.

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patrickkeogh

This Film is deeper than you think. You have to see it with the Karmhic wheel in mind. I'm not going to spoil the film, but it's more than meets the eye. Think of it on several levels before you review. There is a cult quality to it's form. Give it a good chance and as I said: Look deeper. The acting is right in form. There is deep foreboding throughout. Excellent main characters with superb appearances from very familiar actors. The mood is very stark in contrast to the very lush cinematography. This characteristic alone will keep you guessing. The music score is excellent in both composition and placement. Excellent coverage and interpersonal relationships. Is it confusing? Yes. It's supposed to be, but the payoff ties everything together nicely, and at the same time leaves options and questions open. A great movie for thinkers. Not your run of the mill suspense supernatural thriller. This film has more to it than meets the eye.

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softwaresolutions

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. I was thinking about the movie all night afterward and more the next day. A friend I saw the movie with, called to mention that he keeps thinking about the movie too.The last movie that left me thinking so much afterward was "A Beautiful Mind". This is a very well-thought-out story and one that people of all ages would enjoy. It's hard to categorize this movie as it seems to qualify as a romance, thriller, horror, and perhaps even drama.I can't wait to see it again. My wife and daughter are very eager to see this after hearing all of my feedback.

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