All these changes, along with the fact that he only had to sell his house because he needed money, took shape in the form of an intruder. A psychological thriller about a young married couple who buys a beautiful Napa Valley house on several acres of land only to find that the man they bought. In THE INTRUDER, San Francisco advertising man Scott Russell ( Michael Ealy) has just closed a big deal, and his wife, Annie ( Meagan Good ), decides it's time to buy a house in Napa and start a family. And he didn’t like it when Scott put up security lights on the house. He didn’t like it when Scott removed his painting from the drawing-room. The story of Ins, a young woman who after a traumatic episode during a trip with her partner begins to confuse herself between the real and the imaginary. He didn’t like it when Scott’s friend Mike threw a cigarette butt on the grass. All he wants is to take care of his house or for it to be taken care of. Moreover, he quietly listens to Scott as he insults him at the pub, and later on, in front of Foxglove, it feels as if he doesn’t mean to indulge in their life.
From his mental state to his rage to his apparent niceness, every emotion was flawless. Honestly speaking, The Intruder is about the Intruder, i.e., Charlie.
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Michael Ealy as Scott and Meagan Good as Annie do not have much to do in the movie other than catalyzing Quaid’s character. In this way, Quaid manages to switch between these two natures of his character very subtly and with ease. Yet, his portrayal of Charlie as a nice guy is also compelling. Moreover, from the very beginning, we realize, thanks to his expressions, that he has secrets in him. There’s more to him than meets the eye.ĭennis Quaid does a good job as Charlie.
His obsession with his house seemed to move him in a way that didn’t match with the movie’s ending. Much more could have been done with the character of Charlie. Despite being repetitive at times in its scary quotient, the movie doesn’t bore. The Intruder does manage to establish itself as a thriller.
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