Cinafilm has over 5 million movie reviews and counting …
Sitemap
Search

Last updated: 09 Jun 2026 at 02:14 UTC

Back to movie details

Review of by Stephan K — 17 Aug 2014

Share
Tweet

Wow, this movie turned out to be much better than I expected it to be. I got the Blu Ray sind it's release and now in August finally watched it. Halle Berry plays a pretty convincing 911 operator that loses a PR.

She tries to go on but can't so she becomes a teacher of future operators, but as fate will have it (Probably the scipt too) she get's inelolved in a kidnapping case and tries literally everything to find that girl.

You may ask yourself: Why don't they just trace the call and find the location: Warning next sentence is a mild spoiler: Because it's a disposable cellphone lacking a GPS chip (which is the reason why criminals love them so much).

Well she's on the phone for hours, which really speaks for this cheap-ass phne. Good battery.. In general we have a few product placements in this movie but strangely enough also some really mssed oportunities for great placement but back to my review.

. The movie takes you in practically from Minute 1 and never lets you go. Of course I won't spoil the ending but it's slightly stupid and pretty much the only negative thing I can say about this movie.

There is also a very nice cameo in the movie which TV Fans will realy appreciate. So all in all: Go buy the blu ray and support a good movie. The Blu Ray is fantastic when it comes to picture and the DTS HD Master 5.

1 Track. Didn't check the extras though.

This review of The Call (2013) was written by on 17 Aug 2014.

The Call has generally received positive reviews.

Was this review helpful?

Yes
No

More Reviews of The Call

Review of

By on 18 Aug 2017

SCOTT: (Dr…

Read Review

More reviews of this movie

Reviews of Similar Movies

More Reviews

Share This Page

Share
Tweet

Popular Movies Right Now

Movies You Viewed Recently

Get social with CinafilmFollow us for reviews of the latest moviesCinafilm - TwitterCinafilm - PinterestCinafilm - RSS