Mirrors 2

Synopsis: While driving on the road with his fiancée Kayla, Max Matheson has a serious car accident and they both die. However, Max is resuscitated and one year later he is an emotionally disturbed man with the guilty complex for the murder of his beloved fiancée and under psychological treatment with Dr. Beaumont. When his father Jack Matheson reopens the Mayflower Department Store in New Orleans, his security guard Henry Schow has an accident and Jack invites Max to be his replacement to help in his cure. Max accepts the job and his father introduces him to the store manager Keller Landreaux; the buyer Jenna McCarty; and the vice-president of operations Ryan Parker. Max has visions of a dead woman and he foresees the death of Jenna and Ryan in the mirror. Sooner Max finds that he has the ability to see Eleanor Reigns, an employee that is missing, and he contacts her sister Elizabeth Reigns to know details of her disappearance. He finds that Jenna, Ryan and Keller were responsible for a tragedy
 
IMDB:
4.9
R
Year:
2010
86 min
83 Views


It was my fault.

I was the one driving when it happened.

After the accident, I started seeing things,

things that couldn't be real.

But I'm not crazy.

I know.

Your father knows.

Anyone who knows you knows that.

Look, Max, I've seen you every day

for the past two months.

Maybe you're starting to let go

of your misplaced guilt.

Maybe you're ready to stop blaming

yourself for what happened.

But there's no one else to blame.

It's gotten to the point

where I look in the mirror...

and I'm not even sure

what's real anymore.

Fancy mirror.

Later.

You're a lady-killer, Schow.

Lady-killer.

What's going' on?

Hey! What-

No!

Yeah.

Max.

- Who's this?

- Are you still sleeping? What time is it?

- Dad? Is that you?

- Of course it's me.

Yeah. Is everything all right?

Yeah. Did I wake you up?

You don't sound good.

- I'm fine. I'm just getting some sleep.

- Thank you.

Careful over there.

Just getting to the point where I can

sleep through the night again.

Good, good.

You gotta get your rest.

- Keller.

- Yeah?

- Five minutes.

- Okay, that's great.

That is the Mayflower

signature right there.

That glass has been through so much.

You can see the care

that went into making it.

Even the base came

from the original store.

So that gives us the- its spirit.

I think it's perfect.

Look, Max, for the last two months

the police have been all over us...

looking for that missing girl.

Max, we may not be able

to open on time.

Really? I didn't know that, Dad.

And then last week

our night security guard goes crazy.

He cuts himself up bad and he quits.

Max, I've got weeks of work to do

and two weeks out from opening.

The last thing I need to be doing...

is looking for a new night watchman.

I'm just not sure I'm ready yet, Dad,

after all that's happened this year and-

Max. This is what you need.

And, honestly,

right now I need you, Max.

I know it'll help you

take your mind off things.

- Yeah.

- Look.

- I think it's gonna be good.

- All right, Dad. I'll do it.

Thanks for the opportunity.

No, no, no, thank you, Max.

I tell you what.

Why don't you come in to work

a little early and find me...

so that we can say hello

before you clock in. Okay?

- Yeah. Sure. I'll come find you.

- All right.

- We'll see you in a little bit.

- Okay, Dad.

- Bye.

- Bye-bye.

Shoot.

I got it.

Just trying to help.

That may or may not be the case...

but you should put that on your punch list,

then take care of that first thing tomorrow.

Would you do that?

Jenna, will you take care

of the accessories? That'll be great.

Ladies and gentlemen, the thing

I am most proud of in the entire store.

- This is my son Max.

- Hi.

- How are you, son?

- Good.

Yeah? Get some rest?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

I wanna introduce you

to a few people.

This is Keller Landreaux.

He's gonna be our store manager

when we open in a few weeks.

Keller told us that we could buy

property down here in New Orleans...

for a song and a dime.

That's exactly what we did.

Smart man.

Glad to meet you, Max.

My pleasure.

Thanks for having me.

And this beautiful young lady

we have right here...

this is Jenna McCarty.

Jenna is the head buyer

for the store...

and she has promised to bring us

a little bit of that Fifth Avenue flair...

to Bourbon Street, yes?

Sure.

Nice to meet you, Max.

You too.

You know, Max,

ladies love a man in uniform.

Yeah, Dad, I'm sure the polyester pants

really help seal the deal.

And last but not least

I'd like to introduce you to Ryan P-

- What was your last name?

- Parker.

I'm just kidding you. Ryan Parker,

our vice president in charge of operations.

- Good to meet you, Max.

- Likewise.

While you're out there on your rounds,

you see something that doesn't look right...

you got a problem

with plumbing or electric, fire...

you get a candy bar stuck

in the vending machine, you call Ryan.

That's after you call me.

Listen. I'm gonna let you go.

I know you got a job to do.

And we need to continue on our rounds.

Good luck out there.

- Thanks, Dad.

- All right.

Shall we?

You all right?

Sorry. First night.

So, Max, you say you've been

having those visions again?

Yeah.

Were you taking drugs or had you been

drinking when you had this episode?

No. It was last night at my new job.

I saw a woman

in one of the mirrors at my work.

You saw a woman?

Yeah. She was looking back at me

from the other side.

Her reflection looked like a corpse.

She probably reminded you

of Kayla in some way.

Your mind's way of

processing the mental shock.

And the pills I prescribed?

Yeah, I took one.

- That's all?

- Yeah.

Good.

I wanted to take more,

but I decided not to.

Very good.

So should we put

the straitjacket on me now...

or should we wait until my time's up?

I'm not worried about you, Max.

- No?

- Not at all.

What you're telling me,

it's a good thing.

Yeah?

These representations of Kayla,

hallucinations or not...

are a sign that you're starting

to get your life back in order...

that maybe you're starting to let go of

your misplaced guilt about her death...

that you're ready to stop blaming yourself

for what happened.

What intrigues me...

is that now that you've stopped wallowing

in the drugs and the alcohol...

now that you're sober...

your mind is ready to begin

processing the tragedy in earnest.

You wanna come see me again

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