Talk:Mindhunters

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I think the movie mentioned Croatoan Island somewhere, not sure though, so I didn't put it into the main article (clem 19:34, 23 Jun 2005 (UTC)).

Was this article written by someone who was drunk? Their are so many grammatical and spelling errors in it...I have no clue what it even says.

The grammar here is bad enough that it is unclear what exactly the sentences are attempting to say. As such, I request that someone who has seen this movie fix the summary accordingly.GandalfsWhisper 05:43, 21 January 2006 (UTC)

I have to agree - the person who wrote this must have been drunk. I'm afraid I can't help though, since I haven't seen the movie myself :(.

I've seen the movie before and absolutely loved it. If you need to get in contact with me, my name is Rocky. My myspace page is where I can be reached the easiest, www.myspace.com/pretty_azz_nigga.

email is gingared76@yahoo.com

I can edit the summary for this, just say the word in an email

[edit] A slasher film, not a "crime" or psychological thriller

I changed the description of this film from crime thriller to slasher film since, despite some technical hallmarks of the crime and punishment or forensic genres, Mindhunters strongly matches the description of a slasher film, much more than it does its next closest genre, the psychological thriller (into which crime thrillers usually fall.)

Uriel-238 04:52, 25 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Mistakes in the Movie

I wonder if someone should address some of the mistakes in this movie, or in the very least clearify them for me. For example, Vince was killed because his gun had been rigged to backfire while he was unconscious. However, sometime after waking up Gabe borrows Vince's gun in order to turn off the power and save them both from electrocution. Gabe shot the gun multiple times and it worked fine but then when Vince shot it he was killed? Also, after Lucas was "shot" supposedly by Gabe, why did he then walk up to him and say something clever about him being fearless and then go searching for Sara as if he was going to kill her? Then while Sara and Gabe were fighting he asks her how somebody as crazy as her got in the FBI. She then assumes that he was rejected and asks him if that is why he was the killer. Since Lucas is actually the killer it doesn't really make sense that Gabe was trying to shoot Sara or that he didn't defend himself when she was accusing him? These are just a few things that I noticed, perhaps I missed something, but they are confusing to me.

Vince gets new ammo from Rafe's gun after he is locked in the examining room. That is what is rigged.Galmat93 03:43, 30 June 2007 (UTC)

But then it has nothing to do with the idea that Vince needed to have his own gun. Any gun would have backfired. In retrospect, Lucas probably wishes he had put those bullets in Sara's gun as well :D.

It's just a bad film. With plot holes you could drive a truck through if you had a mind to. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.144.46.252 (talk) 21:55, 31 August 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Who played who?

It would be nice if someone who has seen this movie, or who has this movie, if they would list who played who. DT777 (talk) 20:16, 17 April 2008 (UTC)

Done. Although, it needs information about each character, tbh. 208.4.181.135 (talk) 14:30, 23 April 2008 (UTC)