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How did you buy your ticket? View All Photos Movie Info. After living as a shut-in for two decades, an heiress must confront her fears when detectives arrive to investigate the murder of her neighbor. George Gallo. George Gallo , Kevin Pollak. Mar 6, Selma Blair Abigail. Amy Smart Lillian Hart. Jason Lee Charles Stratford.
Giovanni Ribisi Detective Frank Giardello. Kevin Pollak Klandermann. Beau Bridges Dr. Raymond Fontaine. Jason Antoon Detective Jerry Eaans. Jerry Penacoli. Robert Guillaume Howard Miles. George Gallo Director. George Gallo Screenwriter.
Kevin Pollak Screenwriter. Jason Lee Executive Producer. Giovanni Ribisi Executive Producer. Brian Tyler Executive Producer. Christopher Mallick Producer. William Sherak Producer. Jason Shuman Producer. Brian Tyler Original Music. Anastas N. Michos Cinematographer. Malcolm Campbell Film Editor. Nancy Nayor Casting. Debe Waisman Casting. Martina Buckley Production Design.
Dan Morski Art Director. There were a couple things I learned from the movie: 1. Selma Blair is still gorgeous and needs to do more films. Her childhood was hell with an alcoholic and abusive, but rich, father he had passed away a few years back.
After her parents die, she inherits hundreds of millions of dollars and decides to disappear from society completely, changing her name with the tabloid media still speculating on her whereabouts today.
The couple seems nice enough but one night Charles is drunk and starts beating on Lillian. This triggers painful memories for Abigail as she too was abused as a child and finds a connection with Lillian. So, she gets out of her comfort zone and as Lillian is battered and bruised in the hallway, Abigail brings Lillian into her apartment before Charlie can come back to do more abuse. Not everything is at it seems and about half-way through, the first twist is revealed: the whole abuse situation was just a ruse to get Lillian to befriend Abby.
Charlie succeeds and Abby is none the wiser, though the incident pushes her back into her emotional turmoil and she kicks Lillian out of her life completely. Chaos ensues but will Charlie and Lillian get the money or will Abigail find out just in the nick of time?
Major Spoiler Territory! First, the bad for Columbus Circle : there are not so much plot holes bogging down the script but leaps in logic and coincidence. For one, you have the happenstance meeting of Klandermann and Charlie; you have character outright pissing off somebody they know has committed murder by either shutting down the scam or blackmailing them for a piece of the pie never believing he or she would kill them; and last, and the most egregious, despite her extreme agoraphobia, within an hour or so, Abigail seems cured enough to not only leave her apartment — remember, she could barely even stand up to get halfway down a hallway — she manages to go on the streets of NYC with no problems whatsoever.
What happened? Did she take some strong medication or something?
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