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Smile

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Once you see it, it’s too late.
After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, Dr. Rose Cotter starts experiencing frightening occurrences that she can't explain. As an overwhelming terror begins taking over her life, Rose must confront her troubling past in order to survive and escape her horrifying new reality.

Adult Status :
Movie ID : 882598
Movie Language : en
Original Title: Smile
Popularity : 348.018
Release : 2022-09-23
Movie Title : Smile
Rate : 6.8
Vote Count : 1746
Genre IDs : 27,9648,53
Genres : Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagline : Once you see it, it’s too late.
Revenue : 216135048
Runtime : 115
Status : Released

Movie Collection


Collection ID : 1100788
Collection Name : Smile Collection

Movie Production Studio


Company Name : Paramount Players
Budget : 17000000
HomePage : https://www.smile.movie/
IMDB ID : tt15474916
Country Code : US
Country Name :
Spoken Language : English
Company ID : 96540
Company Logo : [COMPANYLOGO]
Company Country : US

Video

Casts and Crews

Cast

  1. Sosie Bacon ( Sosie Bacon ) Acting as Dr. Rose Cotter



  2. Kyle Gallner ( Kyle Gallner ) Acting as Joel



  3. Caitlin Stasey ( Caitlin Stasey ) Acting as Laura Weaver



  4. Jessie T. Usher ( Jessie T. Usher ) Acting as Trevor



  5. Kal Penn ( Kal Penn ) Acting as Dr. Morgan Desai



  6. Rob Morgan ( Rob Morgan ) Acting as Robert Talley



  7. Robin Weigert ( Robin Weigert ) Acting as Dr. Madeline Northcott



  8. Judy Reyes ( Judy Reyes ) Acting as Victoria Munoz



  9. Gillian Zinser ( Gillian Zinser ) Acting as Holly



  10. Jack Sochet ( Jack Sochet ) Acting as Carl Renken



  11. Meghan Brown Pratt ( Meghan Brown Pratt ) Acting as 10 year old Rose

  12. Nick Arapoglou ( Nick Arapoglou ) Acting as Greg



  13. Jared Johnston ( Jared Johnston ) Acting as Orderly Dan



  14. Shevy Gutierrez ( Shevy Gutierrez ) Acting as Officer Wilkes



  15. Ura Yoana Sánchez ( Ura Yoana Sánchez ) Acting as Nurse Wanda



  16. Scot Teller ( Scot Teller ) Acting as Prison Guard

  17. Dora Kiss ( Dora Kiss ) Acting as Mom Cotter

  18. Michelle Persiano ( Michelle Persiano ) Acting as Nurse

  19. Setty Brosevelt ( Setty Brosevelt ) Acting as Driver / Pedestrian

  20. Jerry Lobrow ( Jerry Lobrow ) Acting as Cocktail Party Guest

  21. Brandon Brigman ( Brandon Brigman ) Acting as Security guard

  22. Vanessa Cozart ( Vanessa Cozart ) Acting as Nurse

  23. Sara Kapner ( Sara Kapner ) Acting as Stephanie



  24. Perry Strong ( Perry Strong ) Directing as Detective Buckley

  25. Nadia Ramdass ( Nadia Ramdass ) Acting as Nurse

  26. Matthew Lamb ( Matthew Lamb ) Acting as Jackson



  27. Shu Q ( Shu Q ) Acting as Officer Chan

  28. Athena Smiley ( Athena Smiley ) Acting as Little girl

  29. Rachel Yong ( Rachel Yong ) Acting as Brash Colleague

  30. Asia Hernandez ( Asia Hernandez ) Acting as Yvonne

  31. Ilene Blackman ( Ilene Blackman ) Acting as Nurse

  32. Steven Bullock ( Steven Bullock ) Acting as Cocktail party guests

  33. Felix Melendez Jr. ( Felix Melendez Jr. ) Acting as Gabriel Munoz

  34. Kevin Keppy ( Kevin Keppy ) Acting as Nightmare Mom



  35. Marti Matulis ( Marti Matulis ) Acting as The Monstruosity



  36. Steven Strickland ( Steven Strickland ) Acting as Deputy Sheriff

Crew

  1. Monika Mikkelsen ( Monika Mikkelsen ) Production, Job: Casting From Department of Production



  2. Robert Salerno ( Robert Salerno ) Production, Job: Producer From Department of Production



  3. Wyck Godfrey ( Wyck Godfrey ) Production, Job: Producer From Department of Production



  4. Lester Cohen ( Lester Cohen ) Art, Job: Production Design From Department of Art



  5. Marty Bowen ( Marty Bowen ) Production, Job: Producer From Department of Production



  6. Brian Spears ( Brian Spears ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Special Effects Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  7. Tom Woodruff Jr. ( Tom Woodruff Jr. ) Acting, Job: Makeup Designer From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  8. Elliot Greenberg ( Elliot Greenberg ) Editing, Job: Editor From Department of Editing



  9. Sean Findley ( Sean Findley ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Producer From Department of Visual Effects



  10. Alexis Forte ( Alexis Forte ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Design From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  11. Jeremy W. Foil ( Jeremy W. Foil ) Art, Job: Assistant Art Director From Department of Art



  12. Tom Ozanich ( Tom Ozanich ) Sound, Job: Sound Re-Recording Mixer From Department of Sound



  13. Ryan Palmer ( Ryan Palmer ) Art, Job: Assistant Art Director From Department of Art



  14. Sheila Bock ( Sheila Bock ) Art, Job: Set Decoration From Department of Art



  15. Isaac Klausner ( Isaac Klausner ) Production, Job: Producer From Department of Production



  16. Cristóbal Tapia de Veer ( Cristóbal Tapia de Veer ) Sound, Job: Original Music Composer From Department of Sound



  17. Vico Sharabani ( Vico Sharabani ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects



  18. Dan Kenyon ( Dan Kenyon ) Sound, Job: Sound Designer From Department of Sound



  19. Jeremy Selenfriend ( Jeremy Selenfriend ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Special Effects Key Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  20. Sasha Grossman ( Sasha Grossman ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Department Head From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  21. Yuval Levy ( Yuval Levy ) Crew, Job: Visual Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects



  22. Charlie Sarroff ( Charlie Sarroff ) Camera, Job: Director of Photography From Department of Camera



  23. Kelsey Sasportas ( Kelsey Sasportas ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Supervisor From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  24. Parker Finn ( Parker Finn ) Directing, Job: Director From Department of Directing



  25. Parker Finn ( Parker Finn ) Directing, Job: Writer From Department of Writing



  26. Deirdre Brennan ( Deirdre Brennan ) Art, Job: Set Decoration Buyer From Department of Art



  27. Mike Rotella ( Mike Rotella ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Sculptor From Department of Art



  28. Adam Fishbach ( Adam Fishbach ) Production, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production



  29. Christina Grant ( Christina Grant ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up



  30. Larry W. Brown ( Larry W. Brown ) Art, Job: Art Direction From Department of Art



  31. Matt Telsey ( Matt Telsey ) Sound, Job: Sound Effects Editor From Department of Sound



Movie Review

  • ( mooney240 ) give rating 2
    • Smile’s creepy trailers and clever marketing were the best parts of a movie with a meager plot drenched in uneasy sounds, and way too many jump scares.

    Smile obsesses over saturating every moment in unsettling dread. The score and sound effects make every moment uneasy and uncomfortable, and not in a good way. Smile’s premise bore many similarities to It Follows with much poorer execution. Smile stumbled from jump scare to jump scare. I started closing my eyes because the jump scares were so predictable, and I was tired of having disturbing images screamed in my face. I will say that Sosie Bacon did an excellent job with what she was given, with her performance being the only bright spot in the film. Unfortunately, the movie was unimpressive and tried to cloak mediocrity in a fountain of jump scares, stressful noises, and unpleasant moments.


  • Nathan ( TitanGusang ) give rating 7
    • As an avid horror fan, I can genuinely say that Smile unsettled me beyond belief. In many horror films of today, directors rely solely on jump scares to create this sense of shock and horror. But in Smile, Parker Finn is able to build suspense and tension throughout a scene to then crescendo into a jump scare that the audience knows is coming but are so tense that they cannot help but to release into fright.

    While this movie does not break major ground in terms of plot and storytelling there is some depth that is added with mental health and the feeling of isolation during manic episodes. I felt for Rose throughout this entire film, as she used to be the one helping patients through mental crisis and now that she is having one of her own, she is met with the same doubts even though it is a genuine fear. The sense of hopelessness grows throughout the movie as hope drains from our lead actress.

    Speaking of our lead actress, Sosie Bacon is fantastic in this movie. She carries every single scene she is in, which is just about every one. Her minor facial movements and eye expressions were so sad and realistic to that of someone experiencing trauma. I loved everything about her performance and will be excited to see her moving forward. The other performances were average across the board, but they didn't really have a lot to work with and filled their roles well. Jessie Usher felt a little out of place though, I feel like he did the nice and charismatic husband role well but when he had to display genuine fear and anger he overacted quite a bit.

    Finally, I wanted to touch on the ending. I am not going to spoil anything for the audience, but this is exactly what I wanted throughout the entire film. I kept asking myself, are they going to do it? But second guessed myself and when the payoff happened, I left the theater with a big Smile on my face.

    Score: _75%_ |
    Verdict: _Good_


  • CinemaSerf ( Geronimo1967 ) give rating 5
    • "Dr. Rose Cotter" (Sosie Bacon) is a dedicated clinical psychologist who witnesses the gruesome suicide of a young woman in her hospital consulting room. Traumatised, as you might expect, she gradually starts to suffer from unexpected goings on in her own life. Her relationship becomes unstable and soon she appears to have but a tenuous grasp on reality herself. What's going on? Is she doomed to a similar fate? This has something of the "Azazel" theory to it, and as the story develops director Parker Finn manages to build quite a degree of mystery and suspense. The malevolence of her haunting spirit is well captured by those working the audio - the sound effects and the score contribute well to the overall feel of this film. The acting though, well I am sorry - I found that to be a terrible let down. Initially, Bacon owned the film but after a few moments she just hadn't the weight to carry the thing in what is, essentially, a one-hander. Her support comes mainly for her ex-boyfriend/cop and all round sceptic about the whole thing "Joel" (Kyle Gallner) after her boyfriend "Trevor" (Jessie T. Usher) and her own erstwhile psychiatrist played by an indifferent Robin Weigert give up the ghost with her. Sadly, they offer little to add depth to this rather superficial horror effort. There are jump moments, but they lose their potency as this actor fails to capitalise on the tensions being created around her. Perhaps had the story spent less time on her character development, and the pace been tightened up a bit then we might have had less time to worry about that; but the style of the photography with too many lingering images merely serves to sterilise the whole thing for me. I was really disappointed, and after a while just wanted to go watch "Fallen" (1998) instead.


  • MSB ( msbreviews ) give rating 7
    • MORE SPOILER-FREE MINI-REVIEWS @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/mini-reviews-2022-edition

    "Smile deserves the praise it has received since its release.

    Parker Finn's feature directorial debut contains haunting levels of suspense, consequently creating surprisingly effective jumpscare sequences. Sound design generates an immersive atmosphere rarely seen in horror films, but it turns out to be the moving, character-driven narrative that truly captivates viewers.

    The impact of past traumas is excellently addressed by a screenplay that glaringly fails to conclude the story at the most appropriate, thematically correct time - one of the most damaging endings of the year.

    Regardless, it's definitely a personal recommendation."

    Rating: B


  • ( Horseface ) give rating 10
    • Jebus! 😱 This is the most effective horror experience I've had since The Ring. Possibly ever. Holy. Crap. Glad there's still time to watch an animated family movie before I need to sleep. 45 years old, didn't think I could ever be this scared again from a horror movie 😂 This is sublime. I wouldn't change a single thing about it. Fire up that OLED, turn off the lights, and do yourself a favor and put on those earphones.


  • ( JPV852 ) give rating 6
    • Some creepy moments for sure and a decent performance from Sosie Bacon, this is just another supernatural-horror film that I didn't find terribly entertaining and is pretty predictable. I suppose there are worse ways to spend two hours and since it's on Paramount+, maybe it's worth the time especially if you're a fan of these sorts of films. 3.0/5


  • ( tmdb46047577 ) give rating
    • After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, Dr. Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon) starts experiencing odd occurrences that she can't explain. As an overwhelming terror begins taking over her life, Rose must confront her past in order to survive and escape her horrifying new reality.

    I really enjoyed this movie; it’s well-acted, and nicely shot, and the dread and suspense maintain throughout.

    Recommended.


  • Dean ( Ditendra ) give rating 10
    • First thing that I like about this movie is that, it's unique. It's not like a copy of another copy like we usually see these days. Story's unique. Second thing that I liked about this movie is that it's scary, it's quite scary. If you're horror fan, you should definitely watch this. I suggest you to watch it in the dark, preferably alone. Also, the actress playing the main character does outstanding job. Overall, I'm going to put this movie in my favorite horror movies list. It surely deserves its place there.


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