Sept jeunes agents parmi les plus prometteurs du FBI n'ont plus qu'un ultime test à passer pour devenir des profileurs psychologiques. Jake Harris, chargé de leur entraînement, n'est pas un agent comme les autres. La dernière épreuve qu'il leur a concocté va se révéler plus vraie que nature, au risque de leur coûter la vie...Isolés sur une île, coupés du monde, les jeunes agents vont rapidement découvrir qu'un véritable serial killer se cache parmi eux.
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- XxStormcrowxX-1 jExcellent cast. Awesome story idea. Decent kills. Absolute disaster of a film. I don't know how they screwed this up so badly. Val Kilmer, 2004 Christian Slater, Johnny Lee Miller I mean come on. You had the cast. First off is Miller supposed to be an American from California or from the south? His accent jumps around so many times I don't know where the hell he's supposed to be from, just generic American I guess. The end of this movie is absolute dog shit. Sorry to cuss but it's necessary. LL Cool J? Let's just say there's a legitimate reason we don't see him in more movies. Dude can't act. I'm sorry great rapper, terrible actor. This movie had so much potential that was just completely wasted. I will say it has some value as one of those movies you watch with your friends to make fun of. Me and my wife were making each other crack up so hard I was crying tears. Overall I always say watch a movie and decide for yourself. I personally can't recommend this movie to anyone though. It's just not very good.
- Shaydeknight4 avril 2026Mindhunters is a decent thriller that leans on a simple but effective hook. It's essentially a whodunnit wrapped inside a countdown movie. A group gets isolated, people start dying in elaborate ways, and suspicion keeps shifting. It does a good job of keeping the audience guessing almost to the end. Not especially profound, but it works. The presentation is very early 2000s. Slick editing, glossy lighting, and a soundtrack full of wailing electric guitars trying to manufacture tension, very much in the vein of Top Gun style ambience. It's a bit obnoxious and occasionally pushes scenes too hard, but it doesn't sink the film. If anything, it gives it that slightly dated, time capsule feel. Kathryn Morris, who at the time was being positioned as a possible breakout, does a fair job in the lead. She has the right mix of competence and unease for the role. She never quite became a major film star, but she clearly found her lane and went on to anchor Cold Case quite successfully. In hindsight, this feels like part of that transition, solid but not star making. The cast in general has the feel of a parking job for actors who had been bigger a decade earlier. Christian Slater and Val Kilmer both show up with that slightly post peak energy. Slater in particular got some attention at the time for a brief nude scene, which, fairly or not, was part of the film’s marketing chatter. It's one of those odd bits of trivia that sticks to the film more than anything to do with grand performances. LL Cool J is serviceable, but he leans hard into a loud, exaggerated style that doesn't always fit the tone. He plays everything at full volume, which makes him come off as a bit of a buffoon. That's been a recurring issue in some of his film roles. He brings presence, but not much subtlety. I've never cared for him. He came on the scene with attitude and muscles as a decent rapper, but then soon started taking just about any project that would pay. Fair enough, a man has to eat, but it's led him to do some absolute crap. He became a joke. A joke that has a mansion and drives nice cars, mind you, but a joke nonetheless. The rest of the supporting cast is fine, though Clifton Collins Jr. goes very broad, bordering on over the top. It fits the heightened tone in places, but occasionally feels like he's in a slightly different (and poorer) movie. Technically, the film is straightforward. Solid sets, competent camera work, nothing experimental. It gets the job done without drawing attention to itself. Some of the traps and deaths are creepy and a bit gross, but not excessively so. Enough to add tension without turning into outright horror. Overall, it's a perfectly watchable early 2000s thriller. A bit dated, a bit pulpy, occasionally silly, but it keeps the suspense going and delivers on what it offers.
- Zokkiie9 mars 2026This was a pretty fun watch. It has that very early-2000s thriller feel — a bit stylish, a bit cheesy, but entertaining the whole way through. The cast works well together and there are a few clever moments that keep things interesting. At the same time it can get a little over-the-top and some parts feel more flashy than smart. Still, it’s the kind of movie that’s easy to sit back and enjoy without thinking too much about it. A solid, slightly goofy thriller from that era.
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Profession profiler was released on 7 mai 2004.
Profession profiler was directed by Renny Harlin.
Profession profiler has a runtime of 1h 46min.
Profession profiler was produced by Cary Brokaw, Robert Newmyer, Jeffrey Silver, Rebecca Spikings.
Sept jeunes agents parmi les plus prometteurs du FBI n'ont plus qu'un ultime test à passer pour devenir des profileurs psychologiques. Jake Harris, chargé de leur entraînement, n'est pas un agent comme les autres. La dernière épreuve qu'il leur a concocté va se révéler plus vraie que nature, au risque de leur coûter la vie...Isolés sur une île, coupés du monde, les jeunes agents vont rapidement découvrir qu'un véritable serial killer se cache parmi eux.
The key characters in Profession profiler are Sara Moore (Kathryn Morris), Lucas Harper (Jonny Lee Miller), Gabe Jensen (LL Cool J).
Profession profiler is rated 12.
Profession profiler is a Thriller, Mystère, Crime film.
Profession profiler has an audience rating of 5.7 out of 10.
Profession profiler had a budget of 27 M $US.
Profession profiler has made 21,1 M $US at the box office.