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Butterfly on a Wheel

A sociopathic kidnapper meticulously drives a desperate pair of parents to the edge of their breaking point.

Director(s)

Mike Barker

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Cast & Crew

Pierce Brosnan

Pierce Brosnan

Tom Ryan

Malcolm Stewart

Malcolm Stewart

Dave Carver

Gerard Butler

Gerard Butler

Neil Randall

Callum Keith Rennie

Callum Keith Rennie

Det. McGill

Claudette Mink

Claudette Mink

Judy Ryan

Steven Roy

Steven Roy

Business Man

Peter Keleghan

Peter Keleghan

Karl Granger

Maria Bello

Maria Bello

Abby Randall

Aaron Douglas

Aaron Douglas

Front Desk Officer

Dustin Milligan

Dustin Milligan

Matt Ryan

Kurt Evans

Kurt Evans

Maitre D'

Jason McKinnon

Jason McKinnon

French Waiter

Julie Patzwald

Julie Patzwald

Female Teller

Samantha Ferris

Samantha Ferris

Diane

Desiree Zurowski

Desiree Zurowski

Helen Schriver

Nicholas Lea

Nicholas Lea

Jerry Crane

Emma Karwandy

Emma Karwandy

Sophie Randall

Mike Barker

Mike Barker

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Details

GenresCrime, Drama, Thriller
Runtime1h 35 mins
Released on27 Jul 2007
Languageen
Produced InCanada
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Reviews

John Chard

7/10

Never pick a fight with someone who's got nothing to lose. Butterfly on a Wheel (AKA: Shattered) is directed by Mike Barker and written by William Morrissey. It stars Pierce Brosnan, Maria Bello and Gerard Butler. Music is by Robert Duncan and cinematography by Ashley Rowe. Butler and Bello play a seemingly happily married couple who have an adorable young daughter into the fold. Enter a rather sinister Brosnan who announces he has kidnapped the daughter and requires the couple to do everything he asks. Pressure is on then!? Basically this is just real solid kidnap thriller film making, the kind that we were well served with back in the 1980s, and with that in mind this comes off like a throw back to that decade. Brosnan (how nice to see him doing a natural Irish brogue) grows ever more spiteful, while of course our handsome couple get more frantic. But naturally there's a mystery going on here, we are left in no doubt about that there is something lurking beyond the edges of the frames. To which the inevitable twist, on which the whole pic's very being depends upon, will either make or break how you ultimately feel about the piece as a whole. I liked it. 7/10

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Butterfly on a Wheel / Shattered trailer
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