A strange doctor moves into an idyllic suburb and turns people’s seemingly perfect lives around when think he might be a killer out to seduce the women and abduct the children in the neighborhood.
If you look closely at that DVD cover, you will see that even before Eriq LaSalle and Steven Weber, Kate Walsh is mentioned there. She’s received quite some recognitio recently as Dr. Addison Montgomery on Grey’s Anatomy, which makes her the second “I’m not a doctor, but I play one on TV” in this cast. Eriq LaSalle, as we all know, was Dr. Benton on ER for a long time, and wouldn’t you know it, he also plays a doctor in this film.
I wonder if putting those two people in the movie and having a story about a doctor was David Ogden’s plan to get fans of ER and/or Grey’s Anatomy to rent it, but let me just tell you that even if you have the biggest crush on Addison and tuned in religiously every week in order not to miss Dr. Benton, this movie probably still is not for you. Kate Walsh is in it for something like five minutes, and seeing Eriq in this made me wonder just how bad his career must be going that he’d play in this piece of crap.
Plot holes are the rule, not the exception in Inside Out, the characters aren’t likeable, and while the ending may be quite the surprise, it is not exactly a revelation but rather comes off as one of those “see? see? you didn’t expect this! hahaha!” plots rather than something that would make you think. So no, I do not recommend this movie.
