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Vanishing on 7th Street (+ Digital Copy) [Blu-ray]

Hayden Christensen (Actor), Thandie Newton (Actor), Brad Anderson (Director) Rated:

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VANISHING ON 7TH STREET taps into one of humankind's most primal anxieties: fear of the dark. An unexplained blackout plunges the city of Detroit into total darkness, and by the time the sun rises, only a few people remain surrounded by heaps of empty clothing, abandoned cars and lengthening shadows. A small handful of strangers that have survived the night (Hayden Christensen, Thandie Newton, John Leguizamo and Jacob Latimore) each find their way to a rundown bar. With daylight beginning to disappear completely and whispering shadows surrounding the survivors, they soon discover that the enemy is the darkness itself.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.75 x 5.35 x 0.45 inches; 4 Ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ MGNO10388BR
Director ‏ : ‎ Brad Anderson
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen, Digital_copy
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 32 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ May 17, 2011
Actors ‏ : ‎ Hayden Christensen, Thandie Newton, John Leguizamo, Jacob Latimore, Taylor Groothuis
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ Spanish
Producers ‏ : ‎ Celine Rattray, Elayne Herrick, Evan Herrick, Joe Surace, Joy Goodwin
Studio ‏ : ‎ Magnolia Home Ent
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B004P2VQYS
Writers ‏ : ‎ Anthony Jaswinski
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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PorterG

What did I just watch?

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020

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Even though some things made no sense, like, why are animals and plants thriving with less and less daily sunlight, it was actually an interesting movie, right up to the end, which made no sense and didn't resolve anything. Just leaves the viewer hanging. I'm rather tired of movies making no sense and not truly ending.

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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2020

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It was like someone assembled all the components of a compelling movie and got half way through shooting it before anyone realized there was no story being told. They movie uses nuances and implications beautifully but nothing of substance is ever revealed or even indicated. It was the rich aroma of a lovingly prepared meal but yet there is nothing edible to be found. The bar in the story is on the corner of Seventh and Seal and I have no doubt this is just another of those movies putting out the message that character and choices have no value next to religion - the age old lie that faith and intellect are incompatible.

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Tanya

If you didn’t understand read this….

Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2021

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First of all, now we know where the writers from Bird Box literally got their whole script. This is BirdBox 8 years before…
So for those who have never read the bible, I was tortured with Catholic Highschool, so let me enlighten you with my four years of knowledge. They have never served me for anything else, but maybe today they will finally be used for something productive.

First of all a few easter eggs or clues:

The people that meet up are named Rosemary, Paul, Luke, and James. These were all names of apostles in the Bible. RoseMary is a take on Mary and the fact that she’s always surrounded by roses. Furthermore, the light is the only thing that protects them from the darkness or the NOTHING. I think the writers must have seen the “Never Ending Story”and were really freaked out by the idea of “THE NOTHING”. They also must have gone to some sort of Catholic or Christian school and this is where this whole premise was born. It is the Never Ending Story meets Revelations in The Bible.
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They all wake up one day to find that everyone has been taken, and their clothes were left in piles on the floor. This is in the Bible where it says that you cannot take any material possessions to heaven only flesh and blood.

In the end, they land in a church, and it is the light of the candles that keeps the child, James, alive. The sun is out for 72 hours and they must survive the darkness (this is also in Revelations) until the new dawn rises again on the fourth day.
The children are the only ones that survive. In the Bible, it says that the children will be the leaders of the New World.
It really didn’t have a huge plot but if you have seen BirdBox or read Revelations, you will understand it immediately. I think the writers from BirdBox figured no one would know this film but surprise, surprise. It’s almost word by word the same film. Even the part where the people you love come out to trick you except this one you can’t stay out of the light.
So I hope this explains a little more for those of you that have no idea what the heck they just watched.

Is it good? The fact it was made years before some very successful movie that copied it, I think it was alright. It doesn’t explain much, at all about what the monsters were or why they are there. So it’s one of those open ended movies where you just have to know all this other information to then tie it all together to get the premise.

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Jason

Not clever. Not interesting.

Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2021

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This was one of those films that never left the idea phase. You've got characters that you are supposed to care about, and a story that is a "this thing happened, or, whatever, and these four people are trying to survive, I think?" is probably all the thought that went into this masterpiece of a yawn fest. While I like the actors, I'm thinking they needed the work to pay off the IRS or something. Don't waste your time on a movie that may have been a good idea, but failed to land in any sense of the word.

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Michael

The other side came over! My score 6 stars!

Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2021

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Great story about a city if not the world that just went black without warning. The news anchor finally meets up with a doctor, an AMC employee, little boy in a bar that has power which provides light. People have all disappeared from earth except for them. Based on he song from the juke box the movie is to AWAKEN your senses of not taking forever to make your move before it's gone forever. The shadow people im calling them are from a different realm to claim all lives in the dark. It turns out that only a little girl with her blinking sneaker light and solar light survive with the little boy and they ride of in search of others on a horse. The movie is overall saying we all are on limited time on this earth before you are taken whether you like it or not...! he people who died said no..no...no before they were taken against their choices! The other side will be different then what we refer to as touch, smell, senses etc.......because we will not be in our shell anymore!

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CS Doc Lewis

3.5 Star for Interesting Premise

Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2021

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I recommend it with the warning that the ending could have been better. Don't read more if you don't want it spoiled. This is a similar premise to the "Left Behind" book series except fewer people left behind and they're disappearing. This story is hard to describe. I did enjoy the movie up until the end. Because the story and characters were compelling the ending kinda sucks to be honest because there's nothing "resolved". Don't get me wrong. This story would be hard to end with everyone "getting what they want". I think they could've given a little more thought to it's end. It feel unfinished to the writer & reader in me. The acting by the cast makes the weird tale compelling enough but again...it feels like the writers weren't sure where they wanted to go so they threw "possibilities" out but didn't really settle on one. The closest to a resolution: SPOILER AHEAD Was the Roanoke Island tale by Paul and the "Croatoan" painted on a bridge found by Luke. The names of the characters: Paul, Luke, James, and Rosemary are all names of some type in the Bible...make of that what you will. It's does have a supernatural feel to it with the "shadow figures" or "souls" (as Rosemary calls them) but they DON'T feel like souls in the story. They feel like demons. The writers seemed to have an idea but didn't really share it clearly. Though I have seen worse movies today so this one gets such a high score due to the acting, making shadows scary again, and the feeling of claustrophobia that this movie instills.

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Ozzieal

A promising film spoiled by enormous plot holes and a lazy ending

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 29, 2016

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After a city wide power failure a small group of people realise the rest of the city's population has disappeared. They are drawn to the only lit spot in town, a bar which is being run by generator and then work together to try to determine what is happening.

This could have been a five star film - the story is intriguing, the acting is great and the threat is always veiled but apparent. It is well paced and the increasing threat is well managed. But there are two major issues. Firstly, there are so many plot holes that you aren't able to draw any conclusions about what is happening (how come the car lights work but it won't start, how does the little girl's torch never run out of power when it needs solar energy to charge, why do the days get shorter etc etc) but the deal breaker is that this is one of those films that teases you with a great idea then just finishes without any attempt at explanation. And I mean NO explanation at all.

You have been warned. If you don't mind films that don't deliver a decent explanation about pivotal characters and situations or provide a reasonable conclusion you might appreciate this one for the other aspects which I felt ended up being wasted.

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Darth Maciek

When God closes shop, together with everybody else - a film hard to classify and to rate, original but damaged by poor dialogs

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2014

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This is a watchable albeit strange movie, not entirely bad but which could have been a much better thing with just some more work on character development and dialogs. Below, more of my impressions, with some limited SPOILERS.

One evening, in Detroit, lights go out in the whole city (and no, it is not because the city is bankrupt). When the back up generators kick in, it appears that almost everybody in the whole city is gone, baby, gone - only clothes, jewelry and other (sometimes very) personal effects are left... There is only a handful of survivors and then they realise that they are not alone, because in the darkest places SOMETHING shadowy is lurking, EVERYWHERE in the whole city. Whatever this shadowy thing is, it is intelligent, cruel and all the time HUNGRY... Amongst the few survivors are:

- a TV news reporter (Hayden Christensen), kind of an unpleasant, moody, arrogant, immature @hole; his name, surprisingly, is not Anakin Skywalker, but Luke...)))

- Paul, a projectionist from a theater (John Leguizamo), a nerdy but rather likeable loser, who just before the cataclysm realised that he wasted the first 35 years of his life...

- a single mom (Thandie Newton), half-mad since she realised that her baby is gone, baby, gone... The makers of the film found it funny to name a woman missing her baby Rosemary...

- James, a young black boy (Jacob Latimore), aged maybe 12, waiting for his mum to come back from the nearby church...

- somebody else, important (especially towards the end), but about whom I will say nothing more...

A large part of the film takes place in just one bar on the 7th Street, which still has a working back up generator and therefore also some light - hence the title...

Now, this is a strange film, hard to classify. It reminded me in fact of "Twilight Zone" or "Outer Limits" series - it is just slightly longer than their episodes. It is not exactly a horror, it is not exactly SF and it is not exactly a post-apocalyptic thriller - in fact it combines elements of all those three genres. Me for one, I found in it some elements of quasi-Lovecraftian nature, especially every time when the SOMETHING lurking in the darkness appears. Another very Lovecraftian aspect of the film is the fact that at one moment not only Earth but even Sun itself seem to be affected... In fact, this film looks quite a lot as if Yog-Sothoth himself came to Detroit to have a quick snack...)))

The film is not entirely without merit and in fact both the beginning and the ending are quite interesting. There are also some good moments dispersed in the rest of the movie too. But it was extremely damaged by very poor dialogs, weak character development and also the archi-idiotic way in which the film deals ultimately with one of the main characters...

If approached in a lighter mood, this film can be indeed considered as a prophecy about what is going to happen soon to the good city of Detroit...))) Some elements in this film seem to indicate also that in order to prevent the end of the world it is urgent to nuke Croatia...)))

I hesitated a lot before rating this film. 2,5 stars is as far as I would like to go, but there is no such option - so, because of good beginning and good ending I give it three stars. It is a watchable thing - but in this whole darkness don't expect too many fireworks...

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dix-neuf

Not sure about this one

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 20, 2016

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To be honest I did not really get this film. For someone reason the human race is all but wiped out by evil monsters in the dark and daytime has apparently disappeared. Lots of people die and no idea why. The human race cannot survive unless they have alight which still may not be enough as you can be trapped in your mind as well so you end up in the dark and dead. Sort of horror but you do not know why or how and the odds are too overwhelming. To be honest I would probably not watch it again.

Mr. I. Hammond

I Am Legend For 28 Weeks Later

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 19, 2015

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This starts off a bit like I Am Legend and 28 Weeks Later, in that its the end of the world and theres one lone survivor, only this time instead of zombies or mutants theres shadows. This is not a bad film, even though its not orginal and theres no explanation as to whats going on, mind you theres no explanation in the other 2 films I mentioned. Overall this film might just surprise you its certainly creepy, so if you like that kind of thing, then watch.

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Blodwyn Pygg85

Vanishing point?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 10, 2018

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A tale with possibilies that ended up going nowhere. We were so looking forward to watching this bu the experience was very disappointing. We were left wondering what the point had been.

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