- Studio: Universal Pictures
- Release Date: Sep 30, 2011
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5.7
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 59 Ratings
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Positive: 30 out of 59
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Mixed: 16 out of 59
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Negative: 13 out of 59
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Oct 9, 20113
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Oct 6, 20113This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Oct 13, 20114The biggest mistake Dream House made was revealing itâ
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Mar 4, 20124
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Nov 6, 20112This movie sucks! I was expecting for something really scary, but is just ta story for baby sleep.
The best part of the movie is in the middle, and then nothing is exciting. The story is a sh!*, its not well explained and is a complete mess.
The worse movie i see in years. -
Oct 31, 20114
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Feb 3, 20124
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Feb 4, 20120Not much in the way of redeeming qualities, Dream House is full of obvious plot twists, predictable dialogue, and miscast actors. I expected so much more
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Apr 8, 20124Dream House has moments where it tries to build tension but more often then not fizzles to nothing. When the twist comes along (half way through) it is a bit of a shock but is fairly uninspiring. Waiting for the plot to uncurl further and introduce what part the caring neighbor plays also keeps the viewer guessing, unfortunately the movie ends unimaginatively and will disappoint most.
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20Dream House is neither haunting (as the marketing appears to promise) nor all that original. But it does, thank goodness for small favors, have Elias Koteas.
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40The director is going through the motions, and he doesn't display the cinematic skill, at least in the release version, to bring off an exercise in either Hitchcockian or Shyamalanian suspense.
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40Impressive as the combination may seem on paper, having Sheridan direct this sort of genre fare reps a clear miscasting of helmer and subject, as he displays no particular feel for the material and is unable to overcome the story's generic approach, lack of striking psychological ideas, and literal-minded denouement.