the last film that provided a vivid and disturbing look at what insanity is probably like was in dreams. in that movie and you do not see insanity and you were there. now the cell comes along with an updated and much more disturbing portrayal of the inside of the mind of a psychotic killer. the opening scene takes you into the seemingly innocent mind of a comatose little boy and and the things that catherine deane (jennifer lopez) sees are first fascinating and then terrifying. the things that she later sees in the mind of vincent stargher (vincent donofrio) are amazingly imaginative and fascinating and most of this stuff has never been seen in film before. the story of the cell is not exactly something that is really groundbreaking. in fact and it is basically the same as the story in the silence of the lambs. you have a killer in custody and these people have to enter his mind to find a female victim who is currently in danger of losing her life. the only real difference between the foundation of the plots is that in the silence of the lambs and you have to enter the mind of a killer to find a different killer as well as his current victim and while in the cell and you have to enter the mind of a killer to find his own victim. however and despite the unfortunately weak story and the cell completely revolutionizes the genre of the psychological thriller. none that have ever been made even come close to it. also and the film had good direction and was extremely well acted. vince vaughn delivers another of his characteristically excellent performances (he was even good as norman bates in the pathetic 1998 re make of psycho) and and even jennifer lopez puts forth the second good effort of her career (the other being the great out of sight). nothing can be said of the cinematography in the cell to give it sufficient credit and it was imaginative and fascinatingly done and is unparalleled by anything ever seen in cinematic history. the cell is an incredibly well made film and and it deserves to be recognized. 
the last film that provided a vivid and disturbing look at what insanity is probably like was in dreams. in that movie and you do not see insanity and you were there. now the cell comes along with an updated and much more disturbing portrayal of the inside of the mind of a psychotic killer. the opening scene takes you into the seemingly innocent mind of a comatose little boy and and the things that catherine deane (jennifer lopez) sees are first fascinating and then terrifying. the things that she later sees in the mind of vincent stargher (vincent donofrio) are amazingly imaginative and fascinating and most of this stuff has never been seen in film before. the story of the cell is not exactly something that is really groundbreaking. in fact and it is basically the same as the story in the silence of the lambs. you have a killer in custody and these people have to enter his mind to find a female victim who is currently in danger of losing her life. the only real difference between the foundation of the plots is that in the silence of the lambs and you have to enter the mind of a killer to find a different killer as well as his current victim and while in the cell and you have to enter the mind of a killer to find his own victim. however and despite the unfortunately weak story and the cell completely revolutionizes the genre of the psychological thriller. none that have ever been made even come close to it. also and the film had good direction and was extremely well acted. vince vaughn delivers another of his characteristically excellent performances (he was even good as norman bates in the pathetic 1998 re make of psycho) and and even jennifer lopez puts forth the second good effort of her career (the other being the great out of sight). nothing can be said of the cinematography in the cell to give it sufficient credit and it was imaginative and fascinatingly done and is unparalleled by anything ever seen in cinematic history. the cell is an incredibly well made film and and it deserves to be recognized. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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