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A 2004 screen adaptation of the novel by Ian [=MacEwan=], directed by Roger Michell, starring Creator/DanielCraig, Creator/RhysIfans, Creator/SamanthaMorton, and Creator/BillNighy.
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A 2004 screen adaptation of the novel by Ian [=MacEwan=], directed by Roger Michell, starring Creator/DanielCraig, Creator/RhysIfans, Creator/SamanthaMorton, Creator/BillNighy and Creator/BillNighy.
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A screen adaptation of the book by Ian [=MacEwan=]. Joe Rose, an atheist science journalist, is having a picnic with his common-law wife Clarissa when he hears a man shouting. Not far away, a balloon is floating off with an eight year old boy in it. Five men, including Joe, grab onto the ropes hanging from the balloon, but one of the men lets go in mid-air. The others quickly follow suit, excluding one man who dies when he falls from the rope. In the aftermath, Joe meets Jed, a christian fanatic who quickly develops an obsession with Joe that threaten Joe's relationship, his sanity, and his life.
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A 2004 screen adaptation of the book novel by Ian [=MacEwan=]. [=MacEwan=], directed by Roger Michell, starring Creator/DanielCraig, Creator/RhysIfans, Creator/SamanthaMorton, and Creator/BillNighy.
JoeRose, Rose (Craig), an atheist science journalist, is having a picnic with his common-law wife Clarissa when he hears a man shouting. Not far away, a balloon is floating off with an eight year old eight-year-old boy in it. Five men, including Joe, grab onto the ropes hanging from the balloon, but one of the men lets go in mid-air. The others quickly follow suit, excluding one man who dies when he falls from the rope. In the aftermath, Joe meets Jed, Jed (Ifans), a christian Christian fanatic who quickly develops an obsession with Joe that threaten threatens Joe's relationship, his sanity, and his life.
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A screen adaptation of the book by IanMacEwan.[=MacEwan=]. Joe Rose, an atheist science journalist, is having a picnic with his common-law wife Clarissa when he hears a man shouting. Not far away, a balloon is floating off with an eight year old boy in it. Five men, including Joe, grab onto the ropes hanging from the balloon, but one of the men lets go in mid-air. The others quickly follow suit, excluding one man who dies when he falls from the rope. In the aftermath, Joe meets Jed, a christian fanatic who quickly develops an obsession with Joe that threaten Joe's relationship, his sanity, and his life.
A screen adaptation of the book by Ian
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* BitchinSheepsClothing: Joe acts politely towards the people he meets, particularly Mrs. Logan, yet describes her home in a rather nasty and condescending manner.
* DeusExMachina: The hippies. How the hell does an upper-middle class journalist know hippies who would sell him a gun? Doubles over as a literal Chekhov's gun.
* DeusExMachina: The hippies. How the hell does an upper-middle class journalist know hippies who would sell him a gun? Doubles over as a literal Chekhov's gun.
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* BitchinSheepsClothing: BitchInSheepsClothing: Joe acts politely towards the people he meets, particularly Mrs. Logan, yet describes her home in a rather nasty and condescending manner.
* DeusExMachina: The hippies. How the hell does an upper-middle class journalist know hippies who would sell him a gun? Doubles over as a literalChekhov's gun.ChekhovsGun.
* DeusExMachina: The hippies. How the hell does an upper-middle class journalist know hippies who would sell him a gun? Doubles over as a literal
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Not helped by the fact that Jed is a hell of a lot more likable than Joe is.
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A screen adaptation of the book by Ian MacEwan. Joe Rose, an atheist science journalist, is having a picnic with his common-law wife Clarissa when he hears a man shouting. Not far away, a balloon is floating off with an eight year old boy in it. Five men, including Joe, grab onto the ropes hanging from the balloon, but one of the men lets go in mid-air. The others quickly follow suit, excluding one man who dies when he falls from the rope. In the aftermath, Joe meets Jed, a christian fanatic who quickly develops an obsession with Joe that threaten Joe's relationship, his sanity, and his life.
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* BitchinSheepsClothing: Joe acts politely towards the people he meets, particularly Mrs. Logan, yet describes her home in a rather nasty and condescending manner.
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* {{Yandere}}: Jed.
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* UnreliableNarrator: Joe can't even remember what flavour sorbet he had. He's also very closed minded. Then there's the scene with the hippies and the moustache, which had this troper wondering who was really sane in this.
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* UnreliableNarrator: Joe can't even remember what flavour sorbet he had. He's also very closed minded. Then there's the scene with the hippies and the moustache, which had this troper wondering who was really sane in this.
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Joe Rose, an atheist science journalist, is having a picnic with his common-law wife Clarissa when he hears a man shouting. Not far away, a balloon is floating off with an eight year old boy in it. Five men, including Joe, grab onto the ropes hanging from the balloon, but one of the men lets go in mid-air. The others quickly follow suit, excluding one man who dies when he falls from the rope. In the aftermath, Joe meets Jed, a christian fanatic who quickly develops an obsession with Joe that threaten Joe's relationship, his sanity, and his life.
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!! This work provides examples of:
* DeusExMachina: The hippies. How the hell does an upper-middle class journalist know hippies who would sell him a gun? Doubles over as a literal Chekhov's gun.
* StalkerWithACrush: Jed.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: Not helped by the fact that Jed is a hell of a lot more likable than Joe is.
* UnreliableNarrator: Joe can't even remember what flavour sorbet he had. He's also very closed minded. Then there's the scene with the hippies and the moustache, which had this troper wondering who was really sane in this.
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!! This work provides examples of:
* DeusExMachina: The hippies. How the hell does an upper-middle class journalist know hippies who would sell him a gun? Doubles over as a literal Chekhov's gun.
* StalkerWithACrush: Jed.
* StrawmanHasAPoint: Not helped by the fact that Jed is a hell of a lot more likable than Joe is.
* UnreliableNarrator: Joe can't even remember what flavour sorbet he had. He's also very closed minded. Then there's the scene with the hippies and the moustache, which had this troper wondering who was really sane in this.
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