The Call

Name: The Call
Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Released: November 27, 2020
Duration: 112 min
Cast: Dong-Hwi Lee, El Lee, Ho-San Park, Jeong-se Oh, Jong-seo Jeon

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Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): November 27, 2020 | Not Rated

Starring: Dong-Hwi Lee, El Lee, Ho-San Park, Jeong-se Oh, Jong-seo Jeon, Seong-ryeong Kim, Shin-Hye Park

Summary: A phone call that connects two women from the past and present, starts a dangerous game to change the future...and their manic obsession begins.

Director: Chung-Hyun Lee

Genre(s): Mystery, Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 112 min

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Movie Nation Roger Moore

Nov 30, 2020

There have been too many movies titled “The Call,” so when Hollywood remakes it they’ll have to tweak that. But Chung-hyun Lee has delivered a tight, surprising and moving thriller good enough to ensure that they will. Read full review

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SamuelGN_22

Apr 2, 2021

The Call has some great performances, as well as being haunting and shocking. However, it abounds with too many script holes that, by the end of the movie, it leaves you with more questions than answers.

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JLuis_001

Dec 4, 2020

Although I felt that it overextended the narrative a bit, I personally think it was effective enough, at least considering what it was offering.

But I must mention that although the two protagonists make the story work in a credible way, I think the one who lacked more spark was Park Shin-hye.

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SethGrey

Jan 8, 2021

The directing, editing and acting are good, it keeps you interested through the entire movie. The film has a really interesting premise of time traveling but it's entirely ruined by terrible writing.

The story started out great but halfway through the film one major nonsensical decisionThe directing, editing and acting are good, it keeps you interested through the entire movie. The film has a really interesting premise of time traveling but it's entirely ruined by terrible writing.

The story started out great but halfway through the film one major nonsensical decision made by the protagonist stuck like a sore thumb, whilst the moment was the pivot of the story it could've been executed quite differently without the need for the protagonist to unnecessarily sabotage herself.

Next there's the ending which defies all logic and common sense. They're obviously planning a sequel so they shoehorned that garbage.… Expand

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