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Overall Rank: 29300

Average Rating: 1.8/4

# of Ratings: 20

Theatrical Release Date: 04/06/2012

Blu-ray/DVD Release Date: 07/31/2012

Language: English

Genre: Horror, Thriller

MPAA Rating: R

Director: David Brooks

Actors: Alice Eve, Josh Peck, Brian Geraghty, Aaron Hughes, Will Woytowich, Steve Nagribianko

Plot: A late night visit to the ATM for three co-workers turns out to be a really bad idea when a parka-wearing madman decides to stalk and kill them. -- Chris Kavan

dukeakasmudge - wrote on 08/13/2012

ATM started out really good & had my interest right from the start up until the part with the water.After that the movie just fell apart & it was straight downhill from there.The worst of it all was the ending.It just left me disappointed & I felt like I wasted all that time for nothing.If there is a part 2 hopefully it will make up for it.As disappointed as I am in part 1 if there is a part 2 I don't think I'd care if I saw it or not

Strangebird - wrote on 07/18/2012

One of the worst "StrangerDanger-DireCircumstances" movies I have ever wasted my time watching. I disagree with one of the reviewers, the acting was a bit better than the implausible storyline. I thought of several ways to get out of this predicament in the first minutes of "normal gone haywire", not counting what I was screaming at the screen as the situation wore on. Another pretty good story, gone bad, could have been much better. I don't think it was even worth the rental, but movies like this make me so ill, my expenditure is massively increased by the amount I also have to spend on antacids.

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ATM review

Daniel Corleone - wrote on 05/09/2012

Three colleagues get trapped at an ATM in cold weather since a strange man is watching them. The mysterious killer manages to keep the 3 inside while eliminating a stranger and a cop. Score was apt for the intense violence, camera angles were done in well and the unnamed stranger was creepy. Everything falls apart such as the lack of ingenuity in the screenplay, lackluster performances, terrible character development and its overall motive. Countless queries were never addressed such as the ludicrous romantic development in a tight situation, real intent of the killer, outcome of the protagonist, and many more. Was this created to just scare audiences? It had a few moments but overall ATM is no Phonebooth. Viewing this will just keep you guessing and make you perplexed with …

MikePA
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Review: ATM

MikePA - wrote on 04/13/2012

I didn't think ATM was bad, but it wan't that good. More of a rental. The first 20 minutes included almost every existing element that creates an awful movie. Luckily by the midpoint the film got itself together and became interesting, sorta. It often got quite predictable during many of the film's big scenes, and what's bad is that it doesn't embrace the fact that its premise is absurd and takes itself seriously, but there was always something cool going on and the final act marginally entertained me. It's basically almost as entertaining as it is stupid. The dialogue is terrible and the acting is atrocious, but what are you really expecting from a movie called ATM with Josh Peck? I really can't recommend you pay to see ATM, but it's a fine rental if you're home on a Saturday night with …