Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre

Inmechon The movie's only flaw is also a virtue: It's jammed with characters, stories, warmth and laughs.

DubyaHan The movie is wildly uneven but lively and timely - in its own surreal way

punishmentpark Humor in a film like this is not really a problem but encountering this many clichés was a bit of abomination. Here's a list: 1. A little boy discovers victim Tom in the garage, tells his mom, they want to call 911, but daddy says it's none of their business and they would have to face immigration services. An anonymous call, anyone? In the end Tom falls into their and all's well... 2. Neighbor with little dog finds blood, but he is an idiot and dismisses it as garbage. He says 'Bad dog!' and they walk home. 3. Brandi boyfriend's character: a dealing, cheating black guy who acts tough - but really isn't (though he had his moments). 4. Silly Brandi leaves her cellphone within reach of Tom, he (finally) gets it, calls 911 (does nót check info on the phone to find out where he is), but then - oh no! - the battery is dead. I know most clichés come from some basis of truth, but here it was just one thing after another.I do believe I should not be too harsh on 'Stuck' for those reasons, because Stuart Gordon also knows how to create an gloomy and claustrophobic atmosphere. And, a lot of humor díd come across, there where it is not too obvious or laboured. For instance, when Brandi's co-worker comes by and simply accepts the explanation of Brandi having hit a deer - and leaves. On the whole, I would have wanted more of that dark atmosphere, than being distracted by rather pointless humour. It also depends on what you're looking for, maybe.After 'King of the ants' and 'Edmond' this turned out to be least part of Gordon's (unofficial?) trilogy on small, human dramas turning into total nightmares.A small 7 out of 10, though I'm curious to try it again sometime (I should make a night of it and watch the whole trilogy, of course!).

MattyGibbs Wading through Lovefilm this film stuck out as having an interesting premise although i'd never heard of it. It starts pretty slowly and I was beginning to give up hope but once the 'accident' occurs it really picks up. It's certainly a novel idea and different to most other films out there. It's hard to categorise the film - it has elements of thriller, horror, comedy and drama and as a result it does feel a little uneven at times. However it does at least hold your interest.Mena Savuri is excellent as the nurse who accidentally runs over a down an out, that is once you get used to her ridiculous hairstyle. There is adequate back up from the rest of the cast. Overall it's a decent watch but nothing particularly special. Worth one watch if your at a lose end.

adi_2002 Brandi works as a nurse and is about to receive a promotion but after returning from a drunken night she hit's a man crossing the street. He remains on the car hood and being afraid she takes him home in garage. Now she will do anything to conceal the accident, more than that, with the help of her boyfriend wants to get rid of the victim but things take an unexpected turn. Is a weak film, I do not understand how those neighbors who saw him covered in blood did nothing to help, have not called anyone if they were afraid to call the authorities to the risk of being deported. Man hit by car seems to have both feet broken somehow managed to keep right up to the end of the movie.Why Brandi did not help, especially after he said he would take all the blame on him and it will not be held answered in any way. Her answer was short: "I do not know." I wish the film to be stuck after 20 minutes.

billcr12 Tom(Stephen Rea) has lost his job, been thrown out of his apartment and is minding his business, walking along his merry way, and bam, a woman, Brandi(Mena Suvari), drivers her car into him, and as a result he gets stuck in her windshield. Mena's life was, up to this point, was going great; so awaiting a promotion at work she celebrates with a few drinks which would be a major problem with the law, and so she drives home to hide her car in the garage with Tommy boy sticking from the glass. The suffering victim does not die from his injuries and when Brandi goes back to check on him, with her boyfriend Rashid, they discover that he has freed himself, so the fun loving couple decide to kill him.Stuck then turns almost keystone black comedy with the three battling each other with pens, hammers, guns and anything available with which to do each other harm. The film is supposedly based on a true story making it even more entertaining.