3.5/5

One of the best thrillers I have ever seen. The part where the blonde went SPLAT I actually jumped, and that aint easy to do. Coz i am the "mountain crumbles infront of me i still stand still" kinda person. But anyway, very scary at the end ... (read more) 3.5/5

One of the best thrillers I have ever seen. The part where the blonde went SPLAT I actually jumped, and that aint easy to do. Coz i am the "mountain crumbles infront of me i still stand still" kinda person. But anyway, very scary at the end as well, actually have to turn on the lights :P

Carrey was his usual possessed self, no one else could play this role any better.

Ending was... not gonna give it away, like I usually do, out of pure repsect for this excellent film.

On a side note, i had no clue the hot lady was acutally played by Madsen who played the wife. WTF. I was sooo deceived. Until I wikied her. Midway through the film.

an extraordinary role for cable guy - must admit he's one helluva good actor. interesting story, should be seen.

really cool and it sometimes scares me eventhough its not a horror movie

Disturbing but awesome

While it is a terrible movie, it is pretty entertaining. Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen did a very good job actually. It's really the obnoxious story that makes it such a ridiculous film. Joel Schumacher's bizarre direction also is a factor, but it's... (read more) While it is a terrible movie, it is pretty entertaining. Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen did a very good job actually. It's really the obnoxious story that makes it such a ridiculous film. Joel Schumacher's bizarre direction also is a factor, but it's just an extremely predictable premise.

Jim Carrey delivers a performance he's never done before, and it's not terrible.

This is an altogether toe crunching stupid movie. I reckon it's not the worst movie I've ever seen, but it sure is a frustrating experience.

Here's our homage to the film's tortured permutations of the numerals 2 and 3: 3 minus 2 equals 1. And there is only one reason to see this movie: You have absolutely nothing better to do.

Let's cut to the chase: Movies don't get much more dunderheaded than Joel Schumacher's semi-psychological thriller The Number 23.

It's so cheesy that it's almost transcendent.

There's a mess of things wrong with this suspense thriller. Start with the fact that it's neither suspenseful nor thrilling.

Shot by computer-enhanced shot, The Number 23 is impressive, but those shots don't come from anywhere or build on one another.