Produced by: Joe Roth, Bruce Cohen, Dan Jinks

Starring: Julianne Moore, Dominic West, Gary Sinise, Alfre Woodard, Anthony Edwards, Linus Roache

Time: 91 minutes

Rated: PG-13 (for intense thematic material, some violence and brief language)

In the "The Forgotten" Julianne Moore is a grief stricken mother who cannot forget her 9 years old son's death in a plane crash about 14 months ago while traveling to summer camp. She fails to believe other people telling her that she never had a son and there was no accident. She has been in a therapy ever since showing no signs of expected results.

One day she finds everything which belonged to her son disappeared from the house. Her husband (Anthony Edwards) who has been shown not effected and her shrink Dr. Jack Munce (Gary Sinise) deny that she ever had a son. They try to make her understand that Sam is just a piece of the entire fabric of her imagination which resulted from her miscarriage. After feeling being alienated by her own husband she seeks company of a man in the Brooklyn neighborhood, Ash Correll. He was a pro hockey player and is now is all time drunk and is him self fighting the memories of his own daughter killed in the same plane crash. They decide to team up to find the truth behind the whole mystery.

Now when Ash and Telly are on their way to find their children they are constantly followed by a relentless NSA agent, a curious NYPD detective (Alfre Woodard), and a mysterious man (Linus Roache) who seems to be with them like a shadow everywhere they travel.

The performance of everyone in the movie is amazing especially Julianne Moore who has been successful in setting new standards for herself. The role played by Anthony Edwards is another stunning performance but may be a disappointment to his fans as he does not have a lot of role in the movie.

The plot is a little complex and confusing where we see two sub plots been forced to knit together. The first half of the movie is really thrilling, keeping you on the edge of your seat and keeps you engaged. The ending is very absurd and disappointing, but not that heart breaking. It has never got boring or slackens the grip. The movie is full of chases, fights and action. It is worth a look by Moore's biggest fans, as well as fonder of nail biting thrillers. It's simply going to keep you guessing and entertained.