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Eric ValetteOperatőr:
Glen MacPhersonSzereplők:
Edward Burns, Shannyn Sossamon, Ana Claudia Talancón, Ray Wise, Azura Skye, Johnny Lewis, Jason Beghe, Margaret Cho, Meagan Good, Rhoda Griffis (több)Streaming (1)
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Beth (Shannyn Sossamon) különös körülmények között veszítette el két barátját. Mindkettő rejtélyes telefonüzenetet kapott, melyben a saját haláltusájukat hallgathatták végig. A rendőrségen kétkedve fogadják a lány bejelentését. Csupán Jack Andrews felügyelő (Edward Burns) hisz neki, aki hasonló körülmények között veszítette el a lányát. Jack és Beth külön nyomozásba kezdenek. Ám egyszer megszólal Beth mobilja. Nem veszi fel ugyan a különös hangon csörgő készüléket, a fenyegető üzenet letörölhetetlenül ott marad a kijelzőjén. (RTL Klub)
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I really didn't expect this to be such a mess. The Japanese film felt adequately terrifying, although it was clear that Ring was a significant inspiration. But the American remake is just a rehash of The Ring, probably attempting to argue that if it worked once, it'll work again with different actors. It does not work.
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It wasn't such a flop after all, although more or less a stolen idea from The Ring with a already worn out story about a ghost who can't rest peacefully and seeks revenge. The first hour was nothing special, but I quite liked the last half hour, the plot at least started to pick up. However, I would still prefer to see Shannyn Sossamon in a movie like Rules of Attraction.
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I can see why I hardly watch horror movies at all. You see one after a long time and it irritates you the entire time. One Missed Call = absurdity, a mistake. Beware: you may be even more traumatized by it than the main character, the main sub-heroine, and the blonde mini-heroine were. I don't think we'll grow any fonder of this film...
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Unless you expect a horror gem, it shouldn’t disappoint you. Rather than terrifying, the ghosts look mysterious, the heroine is pretty likeable, the main twist is not surprising (it’s been used in many other films), but it does the job. If only I wasn’t sick and tired of the exhausted premise “after coming across the instrument of a curse, the heroine sets out on a journey to either find its maker or to destroy it” I would be more satisfied.
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