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 My Little Eye - (Special Edition, DVD)
 My Little Eye - (Special Edition, DVD) ... released 21 April, 2003 at Momentum Pictures / Features of the DVD: PAL / My Little Eye comes from the same school as Series 7: The Contenders and The Blair Witch Project, attempting to play on our fears by using the medium of film itself. The difference here is this film's willingness to use striking camera angles, editing and "night view" cameras that take the idea of Big Brother onto pay-per-view internet where no-one is around to hear you scream. Locked away in a deserted house, six "contestants" (or stereotypes) are adhering to curfews and confinement in a bid to win money: unlike Big Brother, though, the twist here is that no-one gets evicted, they all have to stay to win. To begin with the "company" looks after them, delivering food and warmth, however towards the end of their six-month stay weird things begin to happen. Rex, the most clued-up of the contestants, despite his alleged mental imbalance, surmises that the "company" are trying to scare them out of the prize money, but as time goes on and a mystery visitor mysteriously disappears it becomes clear that things are about to become very brutal in a bid to please their pay-per-view audience. Although the reality-film premise may be wearing a little thin by now, director Marc Evans still manages to pull a few surprises out of the bag, particularly at the macabre ending, which subverts all rules of the horror genre and will leave the audience trembling because maybe, just maybe, this could be happening. On the DVD: My Little Eye two-disc set is a genuinely innovative achievement. Disc 2 offers the standard DVD special features, including a 30-minute making of featurette, which is beautifully filmed. However, it's Disc 1 which has the real gem. Along with a well transferred film (16:9, Dolby 5.1 sound) and informative director's commentary, there is also the option to view the film in "Interactive Browser Mode". What this means is that once you've entered the hidden code you are able to watch as if you are a pay-per-view customer on the internet, with the ability to view audition tapes and archives (six deleted scenes of them in the first few months), eavesdrop into conversations, and choose different cameras for certain scenes. The result is a truly interactive experience that definitely increases the fear factor. --Nikki DisneyNewest Review: ... The house itself, meanwhile, is quite literally covered by Webcams that film their every move!! The film begins very close ... more ... to the final dead-line. The Company responsible for the reality Webcast have begun to play mind-games with allusions being made to skeletons hidden in each of the various cotestant's closets and by withholding food and essential supplies; normally delivered in boxes left just outside the grounds of their current home. Tensions are beginning to rise and everybody has begun to fully finalise their own opinions of their fellow house-mates when into their haven comes traveller, Travis Patterson; a cross-country skier w...more |
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My Little Eye -- Special Edition [DVD] [2002]
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My Little Eye - (Special Edition, DVD): Something Beginning With Death (1246 words)
by - written on 08/01/07 (Very useful, 111 readings)
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The advertisement on the Internet seemed innocuous enough. Five volunteers wanted to spend six months in an isolated house, having their every move watched online by millions of subscribers via a network of surveillance cameras. The rules were quite simple. If any of the group leaves the house, or tries to make contact with the outside world then the game’s up. If they manage to stay for the full six months they each win a million dollars. What could be simpler? The five successful applicants take up their challenge and find themselves isolated in a rather creepy old house, with very little in the way of entertainment. But entertain one another they do, and ... Read the complete review
My little brain says PANTS!! (889 words)
by - written on 04/12/02 (Very useful, 256 readings)
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I didn't especially want to go and see this film but agreed to, having persuaded my other half to see 'Signs' the week before. Was I pleasantly surprised or made to eat my pre film words (It will be a load of tosh)......read on. .................. Cast Matt - Sean C W Johnson Rex - Kris Lemeche Danny - Stephen O'Reilly Emma - Laura Regan Charlie - Jennifer Sky Travis - Bradley Cooper The Cop - Nick Marshall ........................ Plot and thoughts 5 'twentysomethings' enter and win an opportunity from an internet competition to win a million pounds by staying ... Read the complete review
My Little Eye - (Special Edition, DVD): Less Fun Than An Armish Knees-Up (1426 words)
by - written on 02/12/02 (Very useful, 540 readings)
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It?s my own stupid fault. There are no reviewers so out of synch with Wampy's own feelings about things than those who work on the BBC website. If they love it, I hate it and vice versa, it never fails so, yes, it's my own stupid fault because I read a review of My Little Eye on there which was rather favourable and went to watch it expecting something at the very least 'watchable' and hated it. In my defence it looks as though the UK got the movie before anyone else(other countries probably had the sense to send it straight to video) so my favourite critical sources hadn't reviewed it which left me floundering for info. but still, I should have ... Read the complete review
You have been watching the final moments of....... (668 words)
by - written on 25/10/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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This is a review of just the film as seen on ITV last night, though I first watched this back in 2003 when it first got released on DVD. Basically the film is a homage to The Blair Witch Project school of filming with elements of Big Brother thrown in for good measure and a liberal amount of suspense and terror intended to play on our inner fears of voyeurism and being watched by person or persons unknown. The premise is thus ~ five strangers have agreed to take part in a reality Webcast that is to be aired all across the internet; the catch ~ they have to spend six months living together in a deserted house in the middle of nowhere, adhering to curfews and ... Read the complete review
My Little Eye - (Special Edition, DVD): Not another stereotyped snoozefest? (622 words)
by - written on 15/04/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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I'm a big horror/thriller fan, so when this came on the TV a few weeks ago I was looking forward to watching it. Most films of this genre are very samey recently, so be prepared for some unoriginal characters and storyline, but overall not as awful as I'd expected :) My Little Eye was released on DVD in 2004 cert 18 due to violence & gore etc. They should really have but a warning sign on to expect stereotypical idiots as characters too in my opinion. It's written by David Hilton and directed by Marc Evans, both of whom have been involved with a few other projects though nothing overly significant so this is probably their first major production. The lack ... Read the complete review
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