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Enemy
2013 1h 31m R
Drama
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Thriller
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Mystery
6.9
72%
64%
69%
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A man seeks out his exact look-alike after spotting him in a movie.
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Directed By
Denis Villeneuve
Written By
Javier Gullón
Studio
Rhombus Media
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Roxbury Pictures
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Cast of Enemy
Jake Gyllenhaal
Adam Bell / Anthony Claire
Sarah Gadon
Helen Claire
Mélanie Laurent
Mary
Isabella Rossellini
Adam's Mother
Joshua Peace
Carl
Tim Post
Anthony
Kedar Brown
Security Guard
Darryl Dinn
Video Store Clerk
Megan Mane
Lady in the Dark Room
Misha Highstead
Lady in the Dark Room
Alexis Uiga
Lady in the Dark Room
Kiran Friesen
Sad, Broken Woman (uncredited)
Loretta Yu
Receptionist (uncredited)
Stephen R. Hart
Bouncer (uncredited)
Paul Stephen
Dark Room Patron (uncredited)
Enemy Reviews
USA Today
Claudia Puig
The story's dour flatness keeps it from being as disturbing as it aims to be.
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
Movies about doubles are, almost by definition, creepy, but Villeneuve, not to be outdone, piles on the weirdness.
San Francisco Chronicle
Peter Hartlaub
"Enemy" is what might happen if someone let Terrence Malick make a "Twilight Zone" episode, with a quick rewrite by David Cronenberg.
Newsday
Rafer Guzman
Despite some flaws and frustrations, this is one movie whose ending you will not see coming.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Steven Rea
A spooky enigma, more ponderous than provocative, more silly than suspenseful.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joe Williams
Despite Gyllenhaal's twitchy, two-headed performance, "Enemy" is hobbled by a genetic flaw: Suspension of disbelief has a twin called suspicion of dumbness.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
Denis Villeneuve's moody, intriguing and, yes, occasionally silly psychological thriller.
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips
Watching "Enemy," in which Gyllenhaal cleverly delineates the character differences and confidence levels of the two leading roles, it's clear that the movie is messing with you, in a highly calibrated fashion.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
The wan, lifeless palette matches the film's overarching tone of drained, depressive enervation.
ChrisStuckmann.com
Chris Stuckmann
From the opening shot of Enemy, you are trained to expect something out of the ordinary.
Slate
Dana Stevens
I can't get Enemy's peculiar, fevered mood, or the memory of that wackadoo last image, out of my head.
Film Comment Magazine
José Teodoro
Among all the movies out there about seeing double, this one feels genuinely singular.
Los Angeles Times
Robert Abele
"Enemy" may be built more on questions than answers, but in the probing it generates a satisfyingly arch hum of weirdness.
Chicago Reader
Ben Sachs
This is fitfully successful as a mood piece, though the dream imagery is heavy-handed, the characters sketchily realized, and the high-toned dialogue comes out stilted more often than not.
New York Times
A.O. Scott
There is only so much sense a movie like this needs to make, and this one succeeds in being divertingly clever and effectively creepy.
New Yorker
Anthony Lane
The movie sticks to you ... and the ending is strange and sudden enough to make you revise, or interrogate, all that has come before.
RogerEbert.com
Godfrey Cheshire
Villeneuve is a very self-conscious artist whose estimable work descends from the European high-modernist tradition of decades past.
Detroit News
Tom Long
"Enemy" is quietly and effectively eerie except when it's idiotic. Oh, well.
Arizona Republic
Bill Goodykoontz
Not just dark but dank, Denis Villeneuve's "Enemy" is a surpassingly creepy film about identity.
NPR
Trey Graham
As the questions mount and the plot's twists get more and more improbable, the director's fierce control and fine-grained technique grow all the more impressive.
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