Side Effects

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2013 "One pill can change your life."
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7.1 | 1h46m | R | en | Drama

A woman turns to prescription medication as a way of handling her anxiety concerning her husband's release from prison.

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Released: February. 08,2013 | Released Producted By: di Bonaventura Pictures , Endgame Entertainment Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.sideeffectsmayvary.com
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A woman turns to prescription medication as a way of handling her anxiety concerning her husband's release from prison.

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Crime

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Cast

Ann Dowd

Director

Sheyam Ghieth

Producted By

di Bonaventura Pictures

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Rooney Mara
Rooney Mara

as Emily Taylor

Jude Law
Jude Law

as Jonathan Banks

Catherine Zeta-Jones
Catherine Zeta-Jones

as Dr. Victoria Siebert

Vinessa Shaw
Vinessa Shaw

as Dierdre Banks

Ann Dowd
Ann Dowd

as Mrs. Taylor

Sheyam Ghieth
Sheyam Ghieth

Art Department Coordinator

Miguel López-Castillo
Miguel López-Castillo

Art Direction

Barbra Matis
Barbra Matis

Assistant Art Director

Anne Goelz
Anne Goelz

Assistant Art Director

Jill Alexander
Jill Alexander

Assistant Property Master

Pierre Rovira
Pierre Rovira

Construction Coordinator

Kurt Rimmel
Kurt Rimmel

Construction Grip

Steve Gallo
Steve Gallo

Construction Grip

Bruce Jordan
Bruce Jordan

Construction Grip

Holly Watson
Holly Watson

Graphic Designer

John J. Ciccimarro
John J. Ciccimarro

Key Carpenter

Charlie Price
Charlie Price

Key Construction Grip

Dick Tice
Dick Tice

Lean

Howard Cummings
Howard Cummings

Production Design

Daniel Fisher
Daniel Fisher

Property Master

Brad Einhorn
Brad Einhorn

Property Master

Alyssa Motschwiller
Alyssa Motschwiller

Set Decorating Coordinator

Rena DeAngelo
Rena DeAngelo

Set Decoration

Martin Connelly
Martin Connelly

Set Dresser

Nick Ferrara
Nick Ferrara

Set Dresser

Side Effects Audience Reviews 5w6f4x

Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.
Ehirerapp Waste of time
AniInterview Sorry, this movie sucks
Phillipa Strong acting helps the film overcome an uncertain premise and create characters that hold our attention absolutely.
Lili I'm not one to ever give bad reviews on movies as there are normally parts of the film I enjoy. I came across this film thinking it would be interesting to see what side effects the drugs her psychiatric gave her would do.I was interested in this film for around 30 minutes and it started to drag on making it a little boring. When I got half way I was on the verge to giving up on it but I don't stop watching films in case it gets interesting at some point but unfortunately that was not the case. I wouldn't recommend this movie and I'm very surprised this film has quite a high rating... Maybe its because Channing Tatum was in it because i don't see why else.
smoke0 ..instead of a ably acceptable timewaster. It's a shame the director, so well known for emotionally involving films, decided to distance the characters and the story itself so far from the audience that the film is just an unemotional and uninvolving letdown.By the time Side Effects gets where it should have gone much earlier, the only interesting character has so little screen time that she seems as if she is in a different, better film, like Malice or Final Analysis, as those films are practically textbooks on how to make this type of movie into a genuine genre thriller.See it for what it could have been, and then wonder at the missed opportunity and how a different director could have handled such a great, twisty mystery.
Robert J. Maxwell "Side Effects." A depressed woman sees a psychiatrist, is given a new drug, murders her husband while in an apparent trance, and finds herself alone in a heap of trouble.I don't know if that sounds promising to you but it sounded like an onrushing express train of clichés to me. The poor woman, helpless and screaming, booted around and dragged through an indifferent court and a vicious mental hospital. Nobody to turn to. Screams, tears, condemnations, vilification by the press and former friends until -- at last -- a friendly face turns up, an understanding man of some repute and authority, preferably handsome and rich, and then -- Sob.It's not like that at all. I was only able to catch about twenty minutes of it but anyone thinking of watching it should not expect a Lifetime Movie or a typical woman-in-jep story. I won't get into the plot further because it gets tricky.Rooney Mara doesn't inspire confidence at first glance. In the excerpts I saw, she seems stuck in a single groove -- the sullen victim. Yet, when the occasion permitted, she lightened like an incandescent bulb and got the point of the scene across with minimal effort -- a keen comment or a knowing smile.The movie depends on her but she gets good from Catherine Zeta-Jones as a voluptuous psychiatrist on whom one would like to practice transference to its fullest extent, and from Channing Tatum as the perplexed husband.I avoided it for months on television. Now I'll look forward to viewing it intact.
billcr12 Rooney Mara is Emily Taylor, a depressed graphic artist who is married to Martin(Channing Tatum), a recently released from prison Wall Street con artist. She comes upon a psychiatrist, Jonathan Banks(Jude Law) after a suicide attempt via car crash into a wall at a parking garage. He prescribes some anti depressants with the side effect of sleep walking. This has unfortunate consequences for her newly jail free husband. What follows is an interesting series of twists and turns which feel like an extended Twilight Zone episode. Law and Rooney are excellent in their roles and I did not guess the ending. The drug industry takes a well deserved hit for their irresponsible actions regarding overused and obscenely profitable medications. A solid 7.5/10.

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