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Storyline Stoker
After India's father dies, her Uncle Charlie, who she never knew existed, comes to live with her and her unstable mother. She comes to suspect this mysterious, charming man has ulterior motives and becomes increasingly infatuated with him.

Innocence Ends.

Movie details Stoker

Release : 2013-03-01
Genre : Drama, Horror, Thriller
Runtime : 98 minutes
Company : Fox Searchlight Pictures, Indian Paintbrush, Scott Free Productions

Cast

	Mia Wasikowska	as	India Stoker
	Nicole Kidman	as	Evelyn 'Evie' Stoker
	Dermot Mulroney	as	Richard Stoker
	Matthew Goode	as	Uncle Charlie Stoker
	Lucas Till	as	Chris Pitts
	Jacki Weaver	as	Aunt Gwendolyn 'Gin' Stoker
	Ralph Brown	as	Sheriff Howard
	Alden Ehrenreich	as	Whip Taylor
	Phyllis Somerville	as	Mrs. McGarrick
	David Alford	as	Reverend
	Peg Allen	as	Housekeeper
	Lauren E. Roman	as	Housekeeper
	Tyler von Tagen	as	Young Richard Stoker
	Thomas A. Covert	as	Young Charles Stoker
	Jaxon Johnson	as	Jonathan SToker
	Paxton Johnson	as	Jonathan Stoker
	Judith Godrche	as	Doctor Jacquin

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Some Reviews

Daves 1-Word Review: _Disturbing _67% If you have seen Tim Burtons run on the classic story, Alice in Wonderland, than you probably know who Mia Wasikowska is, however; you may not be aware of the other works that Wasikowska has been involved with. In fact, Mia has been involved in a little less than thirty titles, but hasnt been the title character in most of these films. She is known best for her roles as Alice in Alice in Wonderland, Jane Eyre in Jane Eyre, and now India in Chan-Woo Parks latest thriller, Stoker. Just remember before deciding to watch this film that it is very distasteful for a majority of viewers. After her father dies in a car accident, India Stoker must cope with the unusual fact that her Uncle Charlie, whom she had no idea even existed, was moving in with her and her distant mother. Charlie is quite a smooth talker and seems to have gotten on Indias mothers good sidea little too good. His charming personality leads India to believe that there is something more sinister going on, which leads her on a path of discovering the truth. Although, where most movies would have the hero find out the truth and take down the bad guy, India acts as more of a villain who begins to practically side forces with her evil Uncle Charlie, reaching the boundaries of unacceptable behavior. Right from the beginning, you know that the movie is remarkably disturbing. You have a creepy Uncle with crazy eyes and a goth girl who you are preparing to witness turn into a psycho-killer at some point. Whether this happens or not, I obviously cannot disclose, but her personality as well as Charlies is just out of this world creepy, which is when you begin to realize that there really is no protagonist in this entire story. How can you really root for anyone when no one gives you a solid reason to root? A story can survive with just a protagonist, because we have coming-of-age stories, but just an antagonist doesnt work well. What this film turns into is the opposite of a coming-of-age flick, you see a teenage girl descend into darkness. Also, even though it isnt expressly described as such, there is some incestuous themes going on that are hard to miss, which just adds to the ever-growing disturbing nature of the film. When it comes to the writing, its a little much to take in, and when it actually comes down to everything all together, it just isnt very believable unless the world was centered on an extreme episode of Jerry Springer. What was done well, on the other hand was the display of mystery and visual scenery. The mystery in the movie really provides the life, or the glue to what makes this film survive. You can be as disturbed as you like, but theres just no way you can leave the movie without seeing how it ends, and thats a really powerful weapon that a film can have. Yeah, it strives away from your traditional Hollywood format, but it at least did the mystery right. The visual sceneries are just out of this world. Its not a fantasy or 3D film or anything, but it gets as beautiful as a movie can get, realistically speaking. It does a better job at conveying the beauty that our world already provides without the use of creating beauty that doesnt exist. This display really compliments the film in a lot of ways, and gives you just another reason to keep watching the movie. What it really boils down to is that the movie is just too disturbing to watch on a multiple basis, and doesnt give you a protagonist to root for, but it has great acting, great visuals, and a dark mystery that will have you plastered to the screen. For some, this may be a guilty pleasure, for others they may find themselves compelled to stop, finding it distasteful. Its really give or take. Check Stoker out for yourself when it is released on DVD and Blu-Ray on Jun. 18!