Synopsis
Three high school students make an incredible discovery, leading to their developing uncanny powers beyond their understanding. As they learn to control their abilities and use them to their advantage, their lives start to spin out of control, and their darker sides begin to take over.
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Cast
- Dane DeHaanAndrew Detmer
- Alex RussellMatt Garetty
- Michael B. JordanSteve Montgomery
- Michael KellyRichard Detmer
- Ashley GraceCasey Letter
- Bo PetersenKaren Detmer
- Anna WoodMonica
- Rudi MalcolmWayne
- Luke TylerSean
- Crystal-Donna RobertsSamantha
- 91
Entertainment Weekly
The most original and excitingly executed wow-factor-meets-handheld-video feature since "Blair Witch" itself. It's also a movie that rebuilds the power of special effects from the ground up. - 88
Chicago Sun-Times
John Trank's Chronicle grows into an uncommonly entertaining movie that involves elements of a superhero origin story, a science-fiction fantasy and a drama about a disturbed teenager. - 80
Empire
A stunning superhero/sci-fi that has appeared out of nowhere to demand your immediate attention. - 80
Los Angeles Times
This mind-and-fork-bending sci-fi saga comes from the freaky imaginations of director Josh Trank and screenwriter Max Landis, who've packed their feature debut with smartness. - 78
Austin Chronicle
Chronicle may go over the top with its climax, but for such a giddy film, it's remarkably down to earth. - 70
Arizona Republic
Chronicle plays like an extended episode of "The X-Files" might; DeHaan in particular comes off like one of the series' more-memorable characters. That's a compliment. It isn't a great movie, but one could imagine -- and hope -- that it becomes a cult favorite, outlasting other films of its ilk. - 70
Chicago Reader
As pulp sci-fi this Fox release is pretty good, but it's also commendable for its sensitive depiction of adolescent behavior: even the bullying scenes avoid the caricature of most studio films. - 63
Boston Globe
Chronicle will never be mistaken for an artistic breakthrough, but it has a solid gimmick and pieces of it are brilliant.