5 Days to Midnight (2004)
Moderate violence, moderate themes
When mild-mannered professor JT Newmeyer receives evidence of his own murder he thinks it’s the prank of one of his obsessed students—until coincidences suggest it could be a warning—and a terrifying and unavoidable prophecy. With only five days left to live, with fate stalking his every move, JT must answer the questions that haunt his last few sleepless nights…who wants him dead, and why?
| Status: | LongWait |
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| Run time: | 210mins |
| Origin: | CANADA |
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Member Reviews (13)
13 Member
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KPL
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Slow. Slow....uh slow. Took me a few days to get through it and then I fell asleep a few times. Don't bother unless you are REALLY interested.
Brian C.
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Wendy P.
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It was slow.
Niside O.
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Ray Z.
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Friederike E.
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I agree with all the other persons that have rated this film. It is a series, so maybe watch it over two or three days otherwise it is too exhausting. But there is a factor of suspense in it that makes it well worth watching.
Pauline M.
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A very long movie but well worth watching. It keeps everyone interested right to the end although I must admit I guessed who the bad guy would be.
Janice A.
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Very good movie, thoroughly enjoyed it., although a bit long.
Chris D.
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This is not a movie, its a 5 part mini series. Consequently it gets to develop slowly, painfully slow if you think you are watching a film. There are aspects that are drab, and the climax could have been done better, but otherwise worth watching.
Joseph T.
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Neil M.
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a good movie more of a mini series so maybe watch with breaks
Piya A.
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Its very long at 3 and a half hours but is quite good until the end when it gets silly.
Steve R.
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