Vanishing on 7th Street out in theaters!

I can’t find any showtimes near my area. I even put the radius search on 250 miles and still nothing. I know I can see it on demand, but it’s more fun in he theater.

I saw the film at a pre screening and it was really good. I didn’t care for the ending too much but I won’t spoil it for anyone. Hayden was really good and the little guy, the Jacob is really good,you can’t even tell it’s his first film. I liked that it was a small number of actors so it gave you a chance to really focus on each of the performance.

I completely agree celarent!! I’ve seen the film and it kept me interested until the very end. Was very intriguing and I loved the ending. I also think that Hayden, Thandie, John, and Jacob did a wonderful job acting. IMDB are nothing but jealous loosers who’s great accomplishment for the day is putting down someone else. I stopped visiting that site years ago. It’s gotten too negative.

I agree with the last comment. DH is also gossip free which I like. If I want Hayden gossip I want to look for it instead of having it shoved in my face.

Since the metaphor of this movie is about death - the fact that there are no explanations as to when, where, and why it happens or what happens after death…there are also no explanations, necessarily, in the film. Hayden’s character is selfishly motivated but along the way he sees the need to change and produce right actions and right conduct which eventually expresses itself by going back for James at the church. Thandies’ character is that of mother and medical professional, torn by both. She is stuck in panic mode unable to move herself forward (thus the melodramatics). John’s character is one who never was able to enter the world of people and relationships. He is stuck in reverse and desperately wants to go back and try. All of them are completely in fear and unable to adjust to their new life scenerio. The only thing they can do is blab about guilt, dead batteries, and a generator they fear will shut down. While in reality they are in turmoil in the inner person and working this out within each personality is taking place without them even realizing it. I LOVED how you had to THINK about it, place yourself in that position and really try to understand where they were coming from. I think they all did a fantastic job as did Brad Anderson!

I completely agree Ruth!! I loved the film, I’ve seen it twice already through 2 special screenings. The second time I watched it I really fell in love with Hayden’s performance. I like how at first he comes off rather harsh to the other’s in the bar but then slowly as he realizes what’s happening, that hard shell begins to break and begins to show is true emotions. I think Hayden is excellent at tearing up and crying and making it look very beliveable, it’s not forced at all. I really liked the chemsitry between Hayden and Jacob. Overall the movie was really good, creepy but not scary and I actually researched the “Roanoke incident” pretty creepy.