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The Call

(2013)
R In Theaters 03/15/2013 , 94min.
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76%
Viewer score based on 49 ratings
51%
Critic score based on 22 reviews

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May 01, 2013
tangodaddy1
Unrealistic and unbelievable. Very bad!
April 29, 2013
davcaps
Outstanding movie! Halle really nalis this role!! One of her BEST!
April 22, 2013
swingdj1
The worst movie I have seen in a loooong time! I was very close to leaving several times but figured since I couldn't get a refund to stay till the end. Kind of a nice twist to the end but everything was very predictable and very unrealistic.
April 20, 2013
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A very entertaining movie. Very few special effects to occupy the mindless--just pure \"on the edge of your seat\" psychological suspense. Amazingly, no sex or nudity for an R-Rated movie, but there are some gory scenes that are not for the squeamish. My husband & I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
April 14, 2013
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The Call starring Hallie Barrie as the lead actress, is not a movie worth seeing. Its story line was poorly written and used a pretty basic plot. A serial killer kidnapping and murdering his victims. A pretty basic approach and used way to often. Overall, its a worthless movie and is not worth it.

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Entertainment Weekly
Surprisingly good, and surprisingly gruesome, fun. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
The action starts with a bang, but deteriorates and grows more absurd as the story strays farther from the LAPD call center. Full Review
Elizabeth Weitzman
New York Daily News
No one’s winning any awards for The Call. But at least the award winners know how to make it worth our while. Full Review
Ian Buckwalter
NPR
The shoddy attention to character, plausibility and detail is particularly surprising coming from Anderson, a director of smart indie thrillers like "The Machinist," "Session 9" and "Transsiberian." He's been a gifted filmmaker with a talent for creating chilling tension through meticulous control of just these elements. Full Review
Liam Lacey
The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
For its last third, the entire thing gets a Frankensteinian head transplant, and turns into derivative serial-killer nonsense. Full Review