*** The Call *** Review
The Call Starring Halle Berry, Abigail Breslin, Morris Chestnut,
Michael Eklund and Michael Imperioli. I thought the film was good and
very entertaining. I thought the film was taunting, and an exciting
thriller. When it comes to the third act of the film it goes flat and
very unbelievable. The script and dialogue was very good, but it’s still
very formulaic and cliché that follows
the same formula of other generic thrillers. Director Brad Anderson
gives us a full blown, edge of your seat thriller with a few surprising
twists and turns along the way. Anderson, however, ratchets up the
tension, aided by a lean, mean script by Richard D'Ovidio, and managed
to keep me on the edge of my seat through most of it until the stupid
end. I just hated the ending of the film because it just killed the
whole movie with an unrealistic and unbelievable ending. The film has
terrific performances from Halle Berry and Abigail Breslin which made
the film more believable and very convincing. Michael Eklund, who plays
the psychotic homicidal maniac, did an amazingly creepy job. The film
was an intense, smart, but predictable edgy thriller. That actually
makes you cringe a little bit. Although not unique or original in any
way shape or form it’s still very entertaining. For the most part it’s
that fun guilty pleasure. I will give this movie a B+.
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