Unknown I remember watching a trailer for this some time back, and then suddenly the other day I saw it at Blockbuster. So 5 guys wake up in a locked warehouse, and none of them know who they are or how they got there. Shortly into the movie they learn that two of them are hostages and three are kidnappers, and the majority of the rest of the movie is them trying to figure out who is who, with memories gradually coming back. There's also another thread consisting of the police and wife of one of the hostages trying to track them down. Considering that the 5 are played by Jim Caviezel, Barry Pepper, Greg Kinnear, Jeremy Sisto, and Joe Pantoliano, it's a little surprising that someone didn't give this more of a chance. It looks like it was picked up by Weinstein, but I don't remember seeing it in theaters. It was an interesting premise, and most of what was there I liked, but it left me wishing for more. It was only 80 minutes, and I think it could have used more character development/interaction. One thing that must be mentioned. This movie contains one of the worst one line deliveries I've ever seen. At one point in the police station an officer comes in and says something to the effect of "Excuse me lieutenant, there's a phone call for you," and it was seriously high school play-esque. My wife and I both sat stunned for a moment, and then looked at each other to confirm that we both saw the same thing. Outstanding.