The Forgotten
The Forgotten
2004
A desperate mother tries to prove the existence of her missing child in this chilling psychological thriller. Reeling from the loss of her 8-year-old son, she seeks counsel from a therapist -- who claims the boy was a figment of her imagination.
Scott Hardie: “It was ok.”
[spoiler] Some movies ease into a supernatural revelation slowly, like the superb Smilla's Sense of Snow. This one turns on a dime into sci-fi crud, turning a mediocre thriller about false memories into a real snooze with a lame alien villain.
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