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Knowing Director: Alex Proyas Cast: Nicolas Cage, Rose Byrne, Chandler Canterbury, Ben Mendelsohn

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  • DVD Release Date: 07/07/2009
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 6,359

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Audio commentary with director Alex Proyas; Knowing all: the making of a futuristic thriller; Visions of the apocalypse

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Disc #1 -- Knowing
1. 50 Years Ago [8:34]
2. Together Forever [6:44]
3. Opening the Time Capsule [5:07]
4. Researching the Numbers [8:38]
5. Lucinda Embry [7:45]
6. Latitude Longitude [6:24]
7. It's Not Coincidence [5:47]
8. We Didn't Meet by Accident [7:04]
9. Get Off the Subway [6:20]
10. The Day I Die [2:35]
11. Everyone Else [3:05]
12. A Warning for Everyone [8:05]
13. The Numbers Are the Key [6:40]
14. This Is Not a Test [7:16]
15. Following the Stones [5:26]
16. They've Chosen You [5:25]
17. This Isn't the End [9:22]
18. End Credits [5:24]

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Editorial Reviews

A time capsule containing a cryptic message about the coming apocalypse sends a concerned father on a race to prevent the horrific events from unfolding as predicted in this sci-fi thriller directed by Alex Proyas (Dark City) and starring Nicolas Cage. 1958: As the dedication ceremony for a newly constructed elementary school gets under way, a time capsule containing student drawings of the future is buried on the grounds and scheduled to be unearthed on the school's 50th anniversary. Instead of submitting a drawing, however, one little girl scribbles a series of seemingly random numbers on her paper before it is buried. Fifty years later, the time capsule is unearthed for a new generation of students to examine. Young Caleb Koestler (Chandler Canterbury) is one of those students. The mysterious sequence of numbers falling into his possession, Caleb takes the paper to his father, Professor John Koestler (Cage), for examination. Studying the numbers, Professor Koestler soon discovers that they aren't random at all, but an encoded message containing the precise dates, death tolls, and coordinates of every major disaster since the time capsule was buried. Not only that, but the document also indicates that there will be three more such events, the last of which indicates a doomsday scenario that appears directly tied to Professor Koestler and Caleb. His desperate plea to authorities falling on deaf ears, Professor Koestler realizes that his only hope for preventing more lives from being lost is to take personal action. Though the author of the prophecies is no longer living, Professor Koestler is eventually able to track down her daughter Diana Wayland (Rose Byrne), and granddaughter Abby, who reluctantly agree to aid in the investigation. As the final date on the list draws near, Professor Koestler enters into a frantic race against time to prevent destruction on a global scale, in the process realizing that in order to save millions of lives, he may have to make the ultimate sacrifice. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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Whoa!by Heavy_Metal_Sushi

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September 29, 2009: This movie caught me totally off guard. I mean, I knew there was going to be some crazy crap going down and that it was all going to lead to some sort of inevitable triumph or something else, but the ending actually kind of through me for a loop. What wound up happening wasn't quite what I expected to happen. I don't want to say too much about it, for fear of spoiling it for people, but all in all, I thought this was a great movie. It's heavily thought-invoking, it's got a thrilling story, superb acting (Nicholas Cage is awesome), and some great special effects. If you are into thrilling & shocking movies, then I would totally recommend this one. Below are also some other great Nicholas Cage films, as well as more other great films from Alex Proyas.

I Also Recommend: I, Robot, Bringing Out the Dead, Crow, National Treasure 2, National Treasure.

Mystery of Knowing; Angels? or Aliens?by MlgMN

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September 20, 2009: I very seldom want to watch a movie more than once, but this is one of the few exceptions.

The beginning seemed to lead toward a predictable ending with few surprises throughout the story. However, the ending was not what I expected and I can see easily a wonderful sequel from this point.


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