The American version is different from the Japanese version

Addie 2022-03-03 08:01:20

I'm a little disappointed with this version because I've seen the original Ghost Caller. Because it is a remake, the plot design is exactly the same, but in terms of the design of the scene, the portrayal of the characters and the acting skills of the actors, it feels that the Japanese are more natural and more call-in.
For a long time, Japanese ghost movies are superior to European and American blood and violence. In terms of design, Ghost Call is still very ingenious, but the ending and the interpretation of human nature are regrettable, and it has not been able to create meaning, so at best it is a typical plot ghost film, and this remake can only do so.

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Extended Reading
  • Gregory 2022-03-26 09:01:13

    I was alone at night when I watched it.. haha

  • Ayla 2022-03-16 09:01:08

    The poster image is deeper than the movie

One Missed Call quotes

  • Brian Sousa: [to Beth] You know, I can hear you analyzing me in your head. You might as well do it out loud.

    Beth Raymond: Ok, I think that you're still messed up over Leann. You think that if you flirt with Taylor maybe Leann'll get jealous and come back to you

    [grins]

    Brian Sousa: [smiles] Go back to analyzing me in your head. I think I like that better.

  • Beth Raymond: [to Leann about Shelley Baum's funeral] Hey. How was it?

    Leann Cole: It was a funeral. It sucked.

    Leann Cole: From now on, I only go to parties where no one gets cremated.

    Beth Raymond: How are Shelley's parents?

    Leann Cole: Considering their 24-year-old daughter drowned in the backyard pond. They're great.

    Beth Raymond: And you?

    Leann Cole: I knew Shelley. We interned at Saint Luke's together. I mean, she was not crazy.

    Beth Raymond: I know but the way she was talking at the end was pretty...

    Leann Cole: Yeah, that doesn't mean she killed herself.

    [Leann's phone rings]