Amazon.com One of those iffy medical thrillers, about the aftereffects of corneal transplants on a blind musician (Madeleine Stowe). Doctors tell her that until the transplant fully takes she'll only be seeing shadowy images--and even then, she'll see things that will take a while to register on her brain. Which is troublesome when she witnesses a murder but can't quite make sense of what she's seen. Because the images only become clear after the fact, she can't put them in the kind of chronological order that will make her a useful eyewitness for investigating police detective Aidan Quinn. Toss in a romance between Quinn and Stowe, mix in appropriate dollops of suspense, and you wind up with a fairly mediocre mystery by director Michael Apted, enlivened only by the chemistry between the two leads. --Marshall Fine
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Blind since she was child, Emma Brody (Madeleine Stowe) experiences a miracle--a dead woman's eyes have been donated to her, allowing Emma to see again. But before she's had the opportunity to grow accustomed to her blurry vision, she witnesses a brutal murder. Working with a handsome detective (Aidan Quinn), she tries to help the police locate the murderer before the murderer locates her. Director Michael Apted (COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER and GORILLAS IN THE MIST) has always been concerned about creating stronger, more complicated female characters in mainstream films, and with BLINK he has succeeded. In more than 200 films with blind characters, blind men have danced, taken photographs, and performed rescues, while blind women have usually been terrified, hapless victims; Emma, as played by Stowe, breaks with that tradition. In her first major role after LAST OF THE MOHICANS, Stowe bristles as an independent woman who has long taken care of herself and doesn't want to be protected by the police.
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What you can't see, can kill you.
Madeleine Stowe and Aidan Quinn star in this sexy thriller about a beautiful musician who regains her sight only to witness a brutal murder.
Emma Brody (Stowe) has been blind since she was eight years old. now, after almost twenty years in the dark her sight has been restored but not without a few unusual side effects: blurry vision and murderous hallucinations.
When a vicious killer murders her neighbor, Emma is the only one who sees him... or does she? Detective John Hallstrom (Quinn) is the only one who believes her. Caught in a deadly game with a shadowy killer, Emma must struggle to find the truth before the killer finds her.
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