Scorsese's horror film,disguised as a drama.
Also it feels weird to see mark ruffulo play in a non mcu film

Shutter Island
Some places never let you go.
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Release Date
2/14/2010Runtime
138 minsOverview
World War II soldier-turned-U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels investigates the disappearance of a patient from a hospital for the criminally insane, but his efforts are compromised by troubling visions and a mysterious doctor.

How It Feels
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A hypnotic psychological unraveling set in an isolated psychiatric hospital where reality fractures under the weight of past trauma. Scorsese crafts a mystery that compels you deeper into its protagonist's fractured mind even as the island itself feels inescapable.
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Leonardo DiCaprio
Teddy Daniels

Mark Ruffalo
Chuck Aule

Ben Kingsley
Dr. Cawley

Max von Sydow
Dr. Naehring

Michelle Williams
Dolores

Emily Mortimer
Rachel 1

Patricia Clarkson
Rachel 2

Jackie Earle Haley
George Noyce

Ted Levine
Warden

John Carroll Lynch
Deputy Warden McPherson

Elias Koteas
Laeddis

Robin Bartlett
Bridget Kearns
Reviews
My unpopular opinion is that this is my favorite Martin Scorcese film.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
When I saw this at the theater, it was an instant favorite. Five-star perfection. I was also weirdly insistent on telling anyone who liked Inception that I preferred Shutter Island, which is still true, but my 25 year old self could have chilled out about it.
I waited 13 years to watch it again. I wasn't sure it could live up to the first viewing and wanted to preserve the memory. It's a different experience when you know the ending, but in a way that adds a new depth. You see more in the actions, words, and expressions of the rest of the cast that you didn't notice the first time because you were focused on Leo.
Favorite (Not Necessarily Best) Four From Every Year Since Birth
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