Review of The Caller (2011) by Mavors — 28 Sep 2014
I saw this movie last night with high expectations since I had read some interesting reviews about it.
But I was disappointed. The movie starts with a nice build up... a young girl (Mary Kee) is on a divorce and moves to a new apartment to start a new life, and that's where some strange calls begin.
A woman, Rose, insistently calls, we realize that she is depressed and with some problems. Mary begins to think that something is wrong ... and that there is a connection of those calls with something that happened earlier in that house.
So far so good, the problem starts when we begin to understand the relationship between calls, Rose and Mary. And the repercussions of the actions that take place are ridiculous because they cause several continuity problems, making the story completely absurd.
At the end we realize that nothing makes sense, because some actions should impact others... and well, they do, but only sometimes. The present of the main character (her choices, and even her state of mind) should be altered by Rose's previous actions, and that doesn't happen.
The premise is interesting, but the script is so poorly developed...
This review of The Caller (2011) was written by Mavors on 28 Sep 2014.
The Caller has generally received positive reviews.
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