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Titre original : Nightworld: 30 Years to Life

Téléfilm
1998
TV-PG
1h 30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langue2020. Fifteen-year-old Vinnie Dawson has been wrongfully convicted of murder and subject to "wrinkling," instantly aging him thirty years. Robbed of his youth, Vinnie sets out to find the re... Tout lire2020. Fifteen-year-old Vinnie Dawson has been wrongfully convicted of murder and subject to "wrinkling," instantly aging him thirty years. Robbed of his youth, Vinnie sets out to find the real killer and clear his name.2020. Fifteen-year-old Vinnie Dawson has been wrongfully convicted of murder and subject to "wrinkling," instantly aging him thirty years. Robbed of his youth, Vinnie sets out to find the real killer and clear his name.

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5,3/10

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Anecdotes
Michael Byrne's character "Oliver Mather" is shown on the cover of a newspaper in one scene, and the photo of him is the exact same one as his official photo on the IMDb.

Citations
Doctor: You seem so surprised by everything I say. Have they aged you?
Vincent Dawson: Yeah.
Doctor: How many weeks has it been?
Vincent Dawson: Three.
Doctor: Well, it's too early to tell
Vincent Dawson: Too early to tell?

Bandes originales
I Know Nothing
written by Steve Plunkett and Nika Frost
performed by Nika Frost

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4/10

Unique and interesting idea, but mediocre execution

The idea of aging someone as punishment for crime is unique and interesting. Unfortunately they didn't look further into that aspect of the story, only barely touching on the potential problems in the most cliche manner (process questionable, side effects, etc). They don't really get much into the psychological or ethical implications, which would have made a far more interesting movie.

Instead this is strictly a made-for-TV murder mystery done in the most mundane and mediocre manner. Acting is passable but unremarkable. Directing is invisible, as characters do exactly what they're expected to do and the story goes where other murder mysteries have gone before.

In short, it's blase with nothing to stand out save the premise. I almost gave it a 5-star "mediocre" rating, but had to drop it a star for failing to meet potential. Given the premise it could have been a much better film. Instead it doesn't even qualify as a decent murder mystery. However, it might possibly serve as a cure for insomnia.