I think this movie concept is break all the rules of hollywood movies. This movies has only one main shooting location, the phone booth at the New York City's Times Square. It shot from different angle and can create a wide variation and more dramatize moment.
Its all about Stu Shepherd (Colin Farrell), who regularry use the public phone booth to call his girlfriend Pamela (Katie Holmes) and not using his cellphone for avoiding his wife trace his affair. The insight picture when he call Pam is revolutionary and become more popular use for another film and tv series such as '24'.
One day, the last day that phone booth exist before torn out by phone company, Stu pick up a stranger call, first time he think its wrong number, but suddenly its more complicated because the caller know everything about Stu, about his biography, his affair, and even his expression. The caller watch Stu from one of the window and start to threat gonna kill a random people if Stu hang up the phone
This movie grab audience attention by the caller voice which sound so misterious, and audience must hold their seat to watch psycho drama and think hard to figure it out who is the caller identity.
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Story
Good
Characters/Performances
Good
Special Effects
Poor
Soundtrack
Unmemorable
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DVD - Dramas - 2007 - Starring: Matthew Settle, Kelly Rutherford, Taylor Momsen, Ed Westwick, Chace Crawford, Penn Badgley, Leighton Meester, Blake Lively - Director: Tony Wharmby, Mark Piznarski, Norman Buckley
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