Whisper Synopsis & Review: Plot Summary

🎯 Quick Overview

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🍿 Whisper: Detailed Plot Synopsis

The Kidnapping

Max, an ex-con, is struggling to start a new life with his fiancee, Roxanne. Unable to secure a loan, he agrees to join a kidnapping plot orchestrated by his old partner Sidney. The target is David, the eight-year-old son of a wealthy woman, with the expectation of a substantial ransom.

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Hidden Agendas

As Max, Roxanne, Sidney, and Vince take David to a secluded cabin, strange occurrences begin. David displays an unsettling calmness and a hidden power to tap into their minds. The kidnappers find themselves increasingly at odds, haunted by their pasts and internal suspicions.

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Unraveling the Truth

The kidnappers begin to die in increasingly bizarre ways. Max uncovers that David is not an ordinary boy and has a dark, supernatural connection. The group dynamics disintegrate as David manipulates their deepest fears and insecurities.

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⚠️ Spoilers and Ending Explained

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🎬 Cast & Characters

  • David (Blake Woodruff): The seemingly innocent eight-year-old boy with psychic abilities who is kidnapped, but turns out to be far more sinister than his captors realize.
  • Max (Josh Holloway): An ex-con trying to start a new life who gets involved in a kidnapping that quickly spirals out of control.
  • Roxanne (Sarah Wayne Callies): Max’s fiancée, who is reluctantly drawn into the kidnapping plot and struggles with her conscience.
  • Sidney (Michael Rooker): Max’s former partner, who pressures him into participating in the kidnapping scheme.
  • Vince (Joel Edgerton): A volatile and untrustworthy associate involved in the kidnapping, who adds to the group’s internal tensions.

💬 Memorable Quotes

  • David Sandborn: “So, what do you guys want to do know? I could really go for that ice cream.” – Said by David to his kidnappers after he already is starting to exert influence over them, showing his lack of fear and unusual control.
  • Vince: “God bless the fifth amendment.” – Vince mistakenly references the Fifth Amendment (related to self-incrimination) after firing a gun, intending to say the Second Amendment (right to bear arms).

💰Box Office

  • Budget: $12,000,000
  • Domestic Gross: N/A
  • Worldwide Gross: $5,285,197

💥 Whisper Reviews

Personal Review

I went into this movie expecting a typical crime thriller, but it quickly turned into something much more sinister. Blake Woodruff’s performance as David was genuinely creepy, and the way he manipulated the kidnappers was disturbing. The ending felt a bit rushed, but overall, I found ‘Whisper’ to be a surprisingly effective horror film. I really like the use of winter setting to create suspense.

  • Who would enjoy:
    • “Fans of supernatural thrillers”
    • “Viewers interested in crime stories with horror elements”
    • “Audiences who like movies with evil children”
  • Content warnings ⚠:
    • “Violence”
    • “Kidnapping”
    • “Disturbing themes”
    • “Supernatural elements”
    • “Brief language”

Professional Reviews

  • HorrorNews.net: “While ‘Whisper’ treads familiar ground with its evil child premise, it manages to create a suspenseful atmosphere. The performances are solid, especially Blake Woodruff as the unsettling David. However, the predictable plot and reliance on jump scares hold it back from being truly memorable.
  • FilmCritic.com: “An interesting premise is squandered by a derivative plot that borrows heavily from ‘The Omen’ and other supernatural thrillers. Josh Holloway and Sarah Wayne Callies provide decent performances, but the film ultimately fails to deliver on its potential, relying too much on cheap scares and predictable twists.

Audience Reactions

The creepy kid was well acted.: Viewers appreciated the suspenseful atmosphere and the unsettling performance of the child actor.

Kept me on the edge of my seat!: The movie really keeps you guessing and it’s hard to look away

Overall Consensus: A suspenseful but derivative thriller with a strong performance from its young lead, but ultimately falls short of its potential due to a predictable plot and reliance on familiar tropes.

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🛠️ Behind the Scenes

  • “Josh Holloway and Sarah Wayne Callies, who play Max and Roxanne, later starred as husband and wife in the TV series ‘Colony’.”
  • “The movie was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, utilizing Vancouver Film Studios for interior shots.”
  • “The original poster featured a picture of a house behind trees and David sitting in the snow beside a dead and bloody crow with the caption “The devil’s work is child’s play”.”

🖥️ How to Watch Whisper?

Whisper is available for streaming and purchase on various platforms. You can find it on services like Amazon Prime Video for rent or purchase. Check listings on platforms like Apple TV, Google Play Movies, and Vudu for rental and purchase options as availability may vary by region.

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🎥 Similar Movies

If you enjoyed Whisper, you might like these similar films:

  • The Omen (1976): Both films feature a young boy who is revealed to be an evil force, causing chaos and death around him.
  • Orphan (2009): Deals with the theme of an innocent looking but malevolent child, a common trope in horror.
  • Joshua (2007): Features a young boy who is secretly manipulating and tormenting his family.
  • The Good Son (1993): Explores the dark side of childhood with a seemingly innocent boy revealing sinister tendencies.

🛒 Whisper Related Products

🎧 Soundtrack

Whisper features a captivating soundtrack that enhances the movie’s atmosphere and emotional impact. Here are some notable tracks:

You can find the complete soundtrack on Amazon Music and Apple Music.

🤨 FAQ

Is Whisper a horror movie?

Whisper blends crime thriller elements with supernatural horror. It features suspense, psychological terror, and disturbing themes related to evil and manipulation.

Who is the child in Whisper?

The child is David, played by Blake Woodruff. He is portrayed as having mysterious and sinister powers that manipulate the kidnappers.

What is Whisper about?

Whisper is about a group of kidnappers who abduct a young boy, only to discover that he possesses supernatural powers and turns the tables on them.

🔥 Bonus Content

Whisper Presents Keep Girls In School (Hindi)

This video might seem like an ad, but it’s actually a powerful campaign about keeping girls in school by Whisper India. It really drives home some of the important themes from the movie in a very real and impactful way – definitely worth a watch!

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Ever wonder about early period awareness? This short and sweet video brings up a topic that aligns with the coming-of-age aspect of the movie. It’s quick, informative, and sparks an important conversation!

Dhar Mann Actors Whisper Challenge 😂 #Shorts

Want a quick laugh? Check out this Dhar Mann actors’ whisper challenge! It’s a fun, lighthearted way to see the actors having a blast, and maybe you’ll even pick up on some acting tips. It’s also nice to know that people find acting and performance fun.

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