The events leading up to an 11:14 p.m. car crash, from five very different perspectives.The events leading up to an 11:14 p.m. car crash, from five very different perspectives.The events leading up to an 11:14 p.m. car crash, from five very different perspectives.
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- TriviaThe character of Buzzy was originally written as a man. When Hilary Swank read the script, it was the character that "spoke to" her the most, and she asked Writer and Director Greg Marcks to re-write the role as a woman so that she could play it, and he agreed.
- GoofsCheri was hit and Aaron's body was dropped from the overpass both at 11:14 and Duffy's shots at the van take place only seconds after. But from Frank's point of view, Duffy's shots at the van take place after he drops the body from the overpass and several minutes of chasing his dog.
- Crazy creditsThe opening credits appear as vehicles in an animated street scene, turning corners, stopping at intersections and moving across the screen at varying speeds.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Celebrated: Hilary Swank (2015)
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Written by Dee Dee Ramone (as Douglas Colvin), Johnny Ramone (as John Cummings) & Joey Ramone (as Jeff Hyman)
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A clever little thriller/black comedy, which holds interest. 11:14 tells the inter-connected stories of a group of people, all revolving around a tragic car-accident. We see the accident, which occurs at 11:14pm, from different perspectives, as the puzzle slowly comes together.
Sure, the story works a lot on coincidence, but it's still a great build up and interesting ending, despite it being somewhat of a let-down.
The very black humour includes two sections which might just be some of the most cringing moments for men in cinema history one of them in particular had me cowering fear.
Good performances from Patrick Swayze and Hilary Swank make this a good cinematic treat.
Sure, the story works a lot on coincidence, but it's still a great build up and interesting ending, despite it being somewhat of a let-down.
The very black humour includes two sections which might just be some of the most cringing moments for men in cinema history one of them in particular had me cowering fear.
Good performances from Patrick Swayze and Hilary Swank make this a good cinematic treat.
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- $6,000,000 (estimated)
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- $3,810,792
- Runtime1 hour 26 minutes
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