Sleepless (2017)
They Got T.
Director: Baran bo Odar · Writers: Andrea Berloff, Nicolas Saada
Undercover Las Vegas police officer Vincent Downs, who has a lot of enemies, is caught in a high stakes web of corrupt cops and the mob-controlled casino underground. When a heist goes wrong, a crew of homicidal gangsters kidnap Downs’ teenage son T. In one sleepless night, Downs will have to rescue his son, evade an internal affairs investigation, and bring the kidnappers to justice.
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Director
Baran bo Odar
Cast
Jamie Foxx
Vincent Downs 
Michelle Monaghan
Jennifer Bryant 
Dermot Mulroney
Stanley Rubino 
Scoot McNairy
Rob Novak 
David Harbour
Doug Dennison 
T.I.
Sean Cass 
Gabrielle Union
Dena 
Octavius J. Johnson
Thomas 
Inder Kumar
Doctor at Hospital 
Sala Baker
Bennik 
Tim Connolly
McFerrin 
Drew Sheer
Anderson User Reviews (2)
**A night of twist and turn events.** Maybe if you haven't seen the original, you will enjoy it, particularly if you like a thrilling clash between the cops and gangsters. For me this is the third version from the last three consecutive years. After the original French film based on the same name of the book, followed by the Kollywood remake 'Thoongavanam'. The second film was not bad, considering the way it was made to the Indian standards. They did not change much, but in this one the initial parts were almost the same and the following developments were too much. I mean literally they turned it into twice thriller with tight action sequences. Their main idea was to leave the open conclusion for a possible sequel. Which was really too intentional that not everybody would be happy with, for like those who liked the previous versions. The actors were good, but Michelle Monaghan was…
A far cry from the worst film of the year, but it does seem surprising that someone as talented as Jamie Foxx would bother with something this overpoweringly generic. _Final rating:★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._
