The Experiment
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Released2010
About This Movie
The Experiment (2010) is a psychological thriller that explores the breakdown of order in a simulated prison environment. Featuring Adrien Brody and Forest Whitaker, the film dives into the intense dynamics between guards and prisoners during an escalating study. Its tense atmosphere and moral questions appeal to collectors interested in dramatic thrillers.
Intense character dynamics · Explores psychological themes · Strong performances and atmosphere
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VHS$9.4850 comps
DVD$8.9146 comps
Blu-ray$9.9946 comps
4K UHD$89.951 comps
The Experiment VHS Value: $9.48
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Experiment (2010) based on a real psychological study?
The film is inspired by the Stanford prison experiment, a famous psychological study from the 1970s, though it is a fictionalized dramatization rather than a documentary.
How does The Experiment (2010) relate to the 2001 German film Das Experiment?
The 2010 film is a remake of Das Experiment, adapting the same core story about a prison simulation gone wrong with a different cast and setting.
Who are the main actors in The Experiment (2010)?
Adrien Brody stars as the protagonist, with Forest Whitaker playing the overseeing psychologist. The cast also includes Cam Gigandet and Maggie Grace among others.
What formats is The Experiment (2010) available on for collectors?
The film has been released on 4K, Blu-ray, DVD, and VHS, offering options for collectors across a range of physical media.
Does The Experiment (2010) include any direct commentary on psychological themes?
Yes, the film explores themes of authority, conformity, and human behavior under stress through its depiction of the simulated prison study.
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