Odd Thomas

2014 • 96 minutes

4.2

449 reviews

38%

Tomatometer

Rating

Eligible

About this movie

From Stephen Sommers director of The Mummy and G.I JOE, presents his latest supernatural teen horror Odd Thomas. Based on the best-selling novel by Dean Koontz, Odd Thomas is not like other 20 year old boys; instead he has the clairvoyant ability to see dead people! Working alongside his local police chief, Odd uses his gift to fight evil and catch the bad guys! However when he starts to see bodach creatures, he knows a horrific event is fated to occur. Only he can try to save everyone before all hell breaks loose. But with many obstacles in his way- will Odd be too late? With a stand-out cast starring Anton Yelchin and Willem Dafoe both exuding charm and wit, Odd Thomas promises an entertaining adventure for all to enjoy! Copyright 2013 Two Out Of Ten Productions, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Rating

Ratings and reviews

4.2

449 reviews

Fred Powell

April 4, 2014

It was indeed a very good movie, I love the book. Unfortunately Koontz has got a bit obsessed with the Character Odd Thomas and on the what? 5th book? it's getting a bit old and it's running out of ideas. But the first was a great read and I like what they did with the movie. I like the way the didn't follow the whole Elvis thing. In the book Elvis is following him around but i think in a movie it would have been lame having a look-a-like play the role. I like they put a cardboard life-size version in his room that he just said hi too as a montage to it. If you liked the book you wont be disappointed.

Richard Coleman (OddThomas)

July 1, 2014

As a fan of the book, I refrained from watching this for a long time as I figured it wouldn't do the book justice and the trailer seemed to support that, but curiosity got the better of me! It was ok in places, but overall my expectations were met.

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Damian Pudlo

March 3, 2014

All film producers and directors should read this book, watch this movie and see how it's done. I think that is THE first time I have not been disappointed by the transfer of the book to the big screen. Anything less than four stars is a crime of those who didn't read the book :)