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Cillian Murphy recently had some choice words for his film Red Eye (watch it Here), a Wes Craven-directed thriller that was released back in 2005. But he wasn’t entirely negative. So that got me thinking: Is Red Eye a good film? Or is it more in the so bad it’s good category? I personally saw Red Eye in theaters and have always had a soft spot for it. But if Oppenheimer‘s own Cillian Murphy has an issue with it, maybe it’s worth a second gander. So let’s see whether it’s good, bad, or somewhere in between as we revisit Red Eye in the video embedded above!

Scripted by Carl Ellsworth, who crafted the story with Dan Foos, Red Eye has the following synopsis: In the wake of her grandmother’s funeral, hotel manager Lisa Reisert is waiting to fly back home when she meets charming Jackson Rippner at check-in.

One of the more underrated entries on the filmography of the late, great Wes Craven is his 2005 film Red Eye (watch it Here), which packs a lot of thrills, action, and good acting into its perfectly quick 85 minute running time. So I’m glad to hear that Paramount Home Media Distribution is planning to give Red Eye a 4K Blu-ray release on March 21st, with new special features!

Blu-ray.com reports that the special features on this edition of Red Eye will include

New 4K Restoration Of The Film

Dolby Vision/Hdr Presentation Of The Film

New Audio commentary by editor Patrick Lussier

New Filmmaker Focus – Wes Craven and Red Eye

New Wes Craven: In His Own Words – Featurette

Audio commentary by Wes Craven, Producer Marianne Maddalena, and Editor Patrick Lussier

The Making of Red Eye – Featurette

Wes Craven: A New Kind of Thriller – Featurette

Gag Reel

Optional English Sdh,...

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