Derailed (I) (2005)

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When two married business executives having an affair are blackmailed by a violent criminal, the two must turn the tables on him to save their families.

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  • Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owen in Derailed (2005)
  • Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owen in Derailed (2005)
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  • Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owen in Derailed (2005)
  • Jennifer Aniston and Clive Owen in Derailed (2005)

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15 February 2017 | d-j-mattson
7
| Ends well over a slow start
This is one of those movies that my wife picked out for us to watch several years ago. I thought surely it was some sappy love story as it stars Jennifer A. whom I am not a fan of. The movie did surprise me as it played and the story unfolded. It was well done overall and surely was not of the romance genre. Its fairly believable with a typical business man, his ho-hum life, family, work etc etc and then walks in Jennifer A. who turns it around for him, yet the situation turns violent and the character cannot go to the police or his wife. The ending was well played and thought out with a few unexpected surprise, twists and lots of decent action. It ends with a man doing what he must to survive and protect himself and his future. I recommend watching this movie, its a few years old now but well worth the time.

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The movie was released approximately two months after the 17 September 2005 derailment of a Metra commuter train that killed two people and injured 80. Although no train derails in the movie, Metra tried unsuccessfully to get the title changed.

Quotes

Charles Schine: I'll bet you $20 that I can kiss you without ever touching your lips.
Lucinda Harris: Kiss me?
Charles Schine: Without touching.
Lucinda Harris: How?
Charles Schine: What do you mean, how? That's the bet.
Lucinda Harris: Okay. Let me see the twenty.
Charles Schine: Worth every penny.

Goofs

When the police officer starts to tell Schine that he'd better not be in the alley when he comes back around the block, his lip movement doesn't match the words heard.

Soundtracks

Gonna Kill That Dog
Written by Bruce Koplow
Performed by JD & The Straight Shot (as JD & the Straight Shot)
Courtesy of JD & the Straight Shot LLC

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Plot Summary

Synopsis (WARNING: Spoilers)

Genres

Crime | Drama | Thriller

Details

Release Date:

11 November 2005

Language

English, French

Country of Origin

USA, UK

Filming Locations

Chicago, Illinois, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$22,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend USA:

$12,211,986 13 November 2005

Gross USA:

$36,024,076

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$57,479,076

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