6 Souls
6 Souls
R | 05 April 2013 (USA)
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A female forensic psychiatrist discovers that all of one of her patient's multiple personalities are murder victims. She will have to find out what's happening before her time is finished.

Reviews
Helllins It is both painfully honest and laugh-out-loud funny at the same time.
pointyfilippa The movie runs out of plot and jokes well before the end of a two-hour running time, long for a light comedy.
Melanie Bouvet The movie's not perfect, but it sticks the landing of its message. It was engaging - thrilling at times - and I personally thought it was a great time.
Ariella Broughton It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.
JÄnis Locis The first half of the movie is an in-depth psychological thriller, where a psychologist, played by none other than Juliane Moore, is investigating an interesting patient, who seems to be suffering from split personality disorder It gets really interesting as we get taken deeper and deeper into the lives of his split personalities, everything seems to add up and form a strong plot, up until they decide to ruin this movie in a sense by introducing a new reality - turns out these are not split personalities, but souls. This turns everything upside down and now this is a religious voodo shaman type of movie with witchraft and exorcisms. In my opinion, you can only go one way or the other, the premise was really great, up until the half way point i was really intruiged purely by the psychological investigation and delving deeper into the minds of Adam/David. The movie is not horrible nor is it great, they should have gone with the premise without introducing all the voodoo witchcraft. Nonetheless there is great acting, beautiful scenery at times and by no means it is a boring watch! Watch and decide for yourself, not the worst flick you will ever see.
Michael Ledo The film starts out as a great psychological thriller. Cara Harding (Julianne Moore) is a psychologist like her father (Jeffrey DeMunn). She does not believe in multiple personalities. Her dad finds a case in David/Adam (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) that challenges her. She investigates the lives they claim to be, only to discover the impossible.What was unfortunate was that this film moves from a clever thriller to a less than stellar horror film. I enjoyed the mystery aspect of the film. Cara's attempts to prove Dave/Adam as a hoax, blowing up in her face, time and time again was great. Too bad they couldn't wrap it up. Still it is well worth a view.Parental Guide: No F-bombs, sex, or nudity.
yjudith I really liked this movie. Being as I stumbled upon it on Neflix and never heard of it at all, there was no level of expectation. I took it for what it was and this is my kind of movie.
GL84 Agreeing to take on a strange case for her father, a psychologist finds that her charge is harboring the souls of murdered victims together under the guise of a personality disorder and must race to stop him when his true plans are revealed.Overall this one was quite a decent if altogether flawed effort. What really works here is the fact that it manages to maintain a rather impressive air about it that allows for this one to really get some effectively creepy scenes throughout, which is mostly due to the practice of this one attempting to come off as a character study and researching the different personalities associated here. While the different investigation techniques aren't all that impressive or enjoyable, there's the manner in which these bring about the different shocks here with the different personalities appearing at unwarranted times in order to keep things guessing as it goes along in trying to detail how he managed to accomplish this feat and slowly unravel the truth about his identity as he continues to play a great cat-and-mouse game to torment her in this half of the film. That leads into the second half here which is almost better with the film really going all-out to make the suspense work in unraveling the truth about his identity which is quite chilling and helps with the discovery of the different bodies throughout here that are found which enable this one to turn into quite a fun time here with the attacks on her friends finally bringing about the big chase into the finale where the action manages to make for quite a rousing time in the end. These here are enough to make this hold out enough to compensate nicely for the few flaws here, as this one does manage to make a few small blunders. The biggest here is in how this one goes about wasting so much time here on the different personalities that are clearly not that interesting, as once it's learned who they are it drastically reveals quite a lame and rather unappealing style of events that really bring this one to a halt here as she travels the countryside digging up the different people that are never once brought back to light as proof of his misleading them as the first one who died years before he was actually alive should've been enough to lock him up on the spot and then rendered the stalking as irrelevant based on that alone, which is where this one does tend to fall somewhat by not being all that truthful about the source of his secret. The other part that lowers this one is the fact that there's a rather lame reveal here for each of the identities, merely causing him to tilt his head back and snap into a new persona in a series of rather lame scenes that are supposedly terrifying but instead come off as laughable, especially when it happens in the final half during some of the more intense sequences where he's trying to get at them and renders this a little more comical than expected. These here are what keep this one from what it could've been.Rated R: Graphic Violence, Graphic Language and children-in-jeopardy.