Mine

Synopsis

In the gripping psychological thriller Mine, directed by Fabio Guaglione and Fabio Resinaro, Armie Hammer stars as a soldier stranded in the desert after a failed mission. While on foot after a botched assassination attempt, he steps on a landmine—one wrong move could mean instant death. The race against time begins as he must endure the blazing sun, psychological torment, and his own inner demons while waiting for rescue. What unfolds is not just a test of physical endurance, but an exploration of fear, survival, and the choice between life and death. It’s a compelling narrative about the mental battles we face amidst our most challenging moments, revealing the haunting echoes of the soldier's past. 'Mine' weaves a tale that is as much about existential reflection as it is about survival, promising viewers an intense and thought-provoking experience.

Cast

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  Armie Hammer

  Mike

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  Annabelle Wallis

  Jenny

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  Tom Cullen

  Tommy Madison

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  Geoff Bell

  Mike's Father

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  Juliet Aubrey

  Mike's Mother

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  Clint Dyer

  Berber

Reviews

Mine has garnered a mixed response from both audiences and critics alike. With an IMDb rating of 5.8/10 and a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 17%, many reviews note the film's ambitious premise but criticize its execution. The film has been described as visually appealing with its stark landscapes, yet the storytelling leaves much to be desired. According to a review on Metacritic, which gave it a rating of 40/100, 'the film suffers from a lack of depth and character development.' Critics note Hammer’s performance is commendable, with Collider stating, 'Armie Hammer gives a strong performance, but the material he has to work with is insufficient to sustain the tension.' Some reviewers have found the psychological elements engaging, while others believe the film becomes repetitive and predictable. The Guardian remarked, 'There are compelling moments, but ultimately, the film fails to fully captivate.' Overall, while 'Mine' presents an intriguing concept, it seems to fall short of its potential according to many critical voices.