The Call 2020
IMDb Ratings: 6.8/10
Genres: Horror
Language: English
Release Year: 2020
Director: Timothy Woodward Jr.
Stars Cast: Lin Shaye, Tobin Bell, Chester Rushing
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The Call Movie Review
A woman trying to recover her lost phone accidentally encounters a phone call from a woman who lived in the same house decades ago and began a relationship with her over the phone, but this becomes more serious as their relationship gradually changes. he returns to the present situation that frightens everyone around him.
All in all, this is a complete success. One of the best features is an attractive launcher, which provides a great mystery to explore as you begin to search for your lost phone. The busy search to find him leads well, from mysterious phone calls asking about someone not living there, to the discovery of a room that was sitting inside the house. When the girl sees a secret bond between them, she sees unusual phone conversations, a burning room and a past incident begins the film in a very strange way. In addition, this causes the onset of surprise to begin to increase dramatically. Not only is she able to use her meetings to help her overcome her insecurities and change the history of her diary, but these changes are shown paying dividends in her future lineup. Although she is reuniting with her parents and sharing music and new things for the future on their own, a change in their relationships and changes which means we no longer have time to talk to each other creates a rift on the foundation of their relationship. . . The series of challenges that take place in the middle of the ending are fun, creative, and provide a nice punch here, adding a lot to the movie. There are minor problems with this. One of the main problems is that the film emphasizes adherence to the common trials and tribulations that come with movies that often go unreasonable about how it works. The idea of continuing with time and focusing on previous attempts to chase the present means that different situations and encounters should be a change in their lives. Burning water to the point of permanent burns to their body or remodeling of the whole room should not occur at the moment, it will become a second nature as the timeline was changed to these changes as a new standard. . The characters would not have any knowledge or memory of the events, and the conflict of interest is due to this. The ending is also noteworthy for making everything complicated and confusing. The inability to continue paying attention to travel time riddles not only allows him to feel incredibly rotten why he is broken, but also changes the timeline of events. No explanation has been given for these changes and they appear to exist to serve as an astonishing shock. This is especially evident after the third episode in which he immerses himself in post-credit work, where the most shocking aspects are revealed due to the excessive meaning and external circumstances to make him feel worse. The movie was supposed to reduce the credits instead of continuing the post-credit scenes, and all of these issues reduce that.
All in all, this is a complete success. One of the best features is an attractive launcher, which provides a great mystery to explore as you begin to search for your lost phone. The busy search to find him leads well, from mysterious phone calls asking about someone not living there, to the discovery of a room that was sitting inside the house. When the girl sees a secret bond between them, she sees unusual phone conversations, a burning room and a past incident begins the film in a very strange way. In addition, this causes the onset of surprise to begin to increase dramatically. Not only is she able to use her meetings to help her overcome her insecurities and change the history of her diary, but these changes are shown paying dividends in her future lineup. Although she is reuniting with her parents and sharing music and new things for the future on their own, a change in their relationships and changes which means we no longer have time to talk to each other creates a rift on the foundation of their relationship. . . The series of challenges that take place in the middle of the ending are fun, creative, and provide a nice punch here, adding a lot to the movie. There are minor problems with this. One of the main problems is that the film emphasizes adherence to the common trials and tribulations that come with movies that often go unreasonable about how it works. The idea of continuing with time and focusing on previous attempts to chase the present means that different situations and encounters should be a change in their lives. Burning water to the point of permanent burns to their body or remodeling of the whole room should not occur at the moment, it will become a second nature as the timeline was changed to these changes as a new standard. . The characters would not have any knowledge or memory of the events, and the conflict of interest is due to this. The ending is also noteworthy for making everything complicated and confusing. The inability to continue paying attention to travel time riddles not only allows him to feel incredibly rotten why he is broken, but also changes the timeline of events. No explanation has been given for these changes and they appear to exist to serve as an astonishing shock. This is especially evident after the third episode in which he immerses himself in post-credit work, where the most shocking aspects are revealed due to the excessive meaning and external circumstances to make him feel worse. The movie was supposed to reduce the credits instead of continuing the post-credit scenes, and all of these issues reduce that.
