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What Lies Beneath

2000

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

What Lies Beneath

2000

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Mystery / Thriller

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49% TOMATOMETER · 130 reviews

58% AUDIENCE · 250K ratings

6.6/10 · 147.2K

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Plot summary

Norman and Claire Spencer are a seemingly happily married couple who uncover a terrible secret… a secret so disturbing it threatens to destroy them.

Director

Robert Zemeckis

Top cast

Harrison Ford as Norman Spencer

Michelle Pfeiffer as Claire Spencer

James Remar as Warren Feur

Wendy Crewson as Elena

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

1.08 GB

1280*528

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 10 min

Seeds 21

2.08 GB

1904*784

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 10 min

Seeds 49

5.81 GB

3840*1604

English 5.1

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 9 min

Seeds 14

Comments 6

Axeybaby 481 days ago

Bruh... 2000 horror is 10/10 vs 2025 wtf

TerryJohannes 540 days ago

I enjoyed this movie. Definitely 8/10 for me.

el_dookie 542 days ago

Is it lie or lay?

terdot05 642 days ago

Can you upload a 2001 NTSC R1 DVD release from DreamWorks, with English subtitles on, upscale it to 1080p60, enhance with upscale video resolution using Handbreake app?

Vedanthi 3108 days ago

Black Panther please..........FREEMAN

magnificat17 3108 days ago

Thanks! I was eagerly awaiting this!

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

You're not yourself today are you? Claire and

John Chard

You're not yourself today are you? Claire and Norman Spencer's marriage starts to fall apart when she believes there is a ghost in the house. Things gather…

You're not yourself today are you? Claire and Norman Spencer's marriage starts to fall apart when she believes there is a ghost in the house. Things gather apace when Claire is convinced that the spirit is trying to tell her something. Something that could be too close to home for comfort. Robert Zemeckis does Hitchcock? Well yes, the influence is obvious, unashamedly so. But the trouble with that, is having the maestro as a benchmark renders all other modern day attempts as folly. However, casting aside that gargantuan issue, What Lies Beneath is an effective creeper come thriller that boasts star credentials. Directed by Zemeckis, formed from an idea by Steven Spielberg (from the story by Sarah Kernochan) and starring Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer as the fragmenting Spencer's. That's a pretty tidy bunch from which to launch your movie. What follows is a mixture of genuine unease and mystery, red herrings and standard boo jump moments, all of which almost gets lost on a saggy middle section as Zemeckis plays Hitchcock one too many times and loses sight of the supernatural heart of the piece, not helped by Clark Gregg's meandering script I might add. None the less, the picture gets pulled around for the finale as the spooky combines with thriller to produce some quality edge of the seat stuff. But it's only then that you totally realise that the makers here have tried to cram too much in to one film. In eagerness to manipulate the audience for the fine ending (though you probably will have it worked out at the half way point) the film just ends up as being confused as to what it mostly wanted to be. Pfeiffer is excellent and looks stunning and Ford gives it gusto when the script allows. Support comes from Diana Scarwid, Joe Morton, Miranda Otto and James Remar. The house is suitably eerie with its waterside setting and Alan Silvestri's score is perfectly in tune with the creepy elements of the piece. It's a fine enough film in its own right, regardless of the Hitchcockian homages. It's just that it should have been a far better horror picture than it turned out to be. 7/10

6 / 10

***Ghostly happenings in northern Vermont with Ford &

Wuchak

***Ghostly happenings in northern Vermont with Ford & Pfeiffer*** A couple living on Lake Champlain (Harrison Ford & Michelle Pfeiffer) face the empty nest…

6 / 10

Not a great film, but two things that

tmdb15435519

Not a great film, but two things that made it bearable: 1) Directed by Robert Zemeckis 2) I watched it in a hotel room

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