15 Fans

Panic Room

Movie (2002)

"It was supposed to be the safest room in the house."

This claustrophobic thriller centers on a divorcée and her daughter who are caught in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with three burglars in their New York City brownstone, retreating to the vault-like safety of their aptly named panic room. As the intruders try to breach the room's security, the embattled duo must stay one step ahead.

[Watch Trailer] [Watch Full-Movie on Netflix]

-- Box Office --

Released:	Mar 29th, 2002
Budget:	$48,000,000.00
Revenue:	$196,397,415.00

Panic Room Main Cast

→ View All

Jodie Foster
plays Meg Altman

Kristen Stewart
plays Sarah Altman

Forest Whitaker
plays Burnham

Dwight Yoakam
plays Raoul

Jared Leto
plays Junior

[More Cast]

Watch Panic Room Trailer

Get Full-Movie

Related sites
› IMDB
› TheMovieDB
› TVGuide

Movie Trivia/Goofs

→ View All

Movie Goof (continuity error): When Meg is taping up the vents, she leaves the bottom of the vent unsealed. But when it shows her taping up the next vent the first vent is taped shut all the way.
Writer David Koepp got the idea for the film from an article in The New York Times about "safe rooms" and getting stuck inside an elevator in his own brownstone.
Movie Goof (factual errors): SPOILER: Striking a flame or spark in the flue when there is a flammable gas mixture in it would not result in flame shooting back to the source of the gas, and even if it did it wouldn't result in the gas cylinder being blasted around the room. At best a continuous flame would burn at the point where the pipe joints the duct (after severely burning Meg's exposed arm); at worst, but more likely, there would be a massive blast in the panic room, probably killing the two girls but at least burning them both severely.
Movie Goof (continuity error): It is clearly raining outside, yet when Burnham is in the house, he is completely dry.

View All: Trivia - Goofs - Quotes