
Reviews — Fractured
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Alunauwie
Fractured presents a captivating initial idea and incorporates some skillfully designed surprises, but its actual presentation doesn't quite live up to what it could have been. The movie does a good job of introducing the central figure, Ray, along with his difficult connection with his spouse, establishing a personal foundation that propels the narrative. Ray’s development as he attempts to rescue his injured daught…
RalphRahal
Fractured creates a feeling of unease through its suspenseful nature as a psychological thriller, largely due to its unsettling ambiance. The visuals are effective in drawing viewers into the narrative; the cinematography utilizes subdued colors and austere locations to generate a sense of apprehension. It’s quite striking visually and establishes a serious tone that adds weight to the viewing experience. This pervas…
Gimly
It’s enjoyable when a film presents a puzzle, but it becomes frustrating when a movie simply deceives its audience. That's precisely what happens with _Fractured_. The experience was disappointing. I would suggest skipping this one if you can. Final rating: ★½: - Boring/disappointing. Avoid where possible.
Sheldon Nylander
Following an incident, Ray—portrayed by Sam Worthington—needs to bring his daughter to the hospital. Strange occurrences begin at the medical facility, escalating when his wife and daughter are taken in for examinations, and his wife doesn’t come back. To make matters worse, the hospital claims there's no record of either woman ever being patients. He then has to try and get his family out from an organ harvesting sc…


