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• MOVIE page: The Call (2013)
• Rate: 6.6/10 total 26,557 votes 
• Genre: Crime | Thriller
• Runtime: USA:94 min
• Filming Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
• Budget: $13,000,000 (estimated)
• Gross: $51,872,378 (USA) (7 June 2013)
• Director: Brad Anderson
• Stars: Halle Berry, Abigail Breslin, Morris Chestnut | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: John Debney   
• Soundtrack: The Sound of Winter
• Sound Mix: SDDS | Dolby Digital | Datasat
• Plot Keyword: 911 Operator | Person In Car Trunk | Gore | Guilt | Incest Overtones

Writing Credits By:

• Richard D'Ovidio (screenplay)
• Richard D'Ovidio (story) &
• Nicole D'Ovidio (story) &
• Jon Bokenkamp (story)

     

The Call (2013) Synopsis :

Jordan (Halle Berry), a Los Angeles 911 operator, takes a call from Leah Templeton (Evie Thompson), a pretty blonde teen. A man has broken into Leah's house. Jordan dispatches officers to her house, and Leah hides; the man seems to be leaving. Then the call cuts out, and, without thinking, Jordan hits the redial button. The intruder pauses when he hears the phone ring once and then stop - Leah answered it, and now she hears him returning to the room where she hides. The man finds Leah, and he takes the phone. Jordan begs him not to hurt Leah, but he tells her, "It's already done." Leah screams, and the call ends.

In the wake of Leah's disappearance and the subsequent discovery of her mutilated body, Jordan suffers a breakdown. Though her colleagues tell her to move on, she no longer trusts her judgment. Six months later she has become a teacher at the 911 operator headquarters.

Casey (Abigail Breslin), a carefree blonde teen, leaves a mall. She has two cell phones: her own smart.......

Goofs: Continuity: When the woman calls 911 to report the Casey's hand sticking out the tail light, she tells the 911 operator that the suspect was in a red Toyota Camry, however later Jordan says that the make and model of the vehicle is unknown.

Plot: When a veteran 911 operator takes a life-altering call from a teenage girl who has just been abducted, she realizes that she must confront a killer from her past in order to save the girl's life. Full summary »  »

Story: Jordan Turner (Halle Berry) is an experienced 911 operator but when she makes an error in judgment and a call ends badly, Jordan is rattled and unsure if she can continue. But then teenager Casey Welson (Abigail Breslin) is abducted in the back of a man's car and calls 911. And Jordan is the one called upon to use all of her experience, insights and quick thinking to help Casey escape, and not just to save Casey, but to make sure the man is brought to justice. Written bynapierslogs

Produced By:

• Philip M. Cohen known as executive producer (as Philip Cohen)
• William Gallo II known as executive producer
• Bradley Gallo known as producer
• Jeffrey Graup known as producer
• Michael A. Helfant known as producer
• Guy J. Louthan known as executive producer
• Michael Luisi known as producer
• Dale Rosenbloom known as executive producer
• Robert Stein known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Halle Berry known as Jordan Turner
• Abigail Breslin known as Casey Welson
• Morris Chestnut known as Officer Paul Phillips
• Michael Eklund known as Michael Foster
• David Otunga known as Officer Jake Devans
• Michael Imperioli known as Alan Denado
• Justina Machado known as Rachel
• José Zúñiga known as Marco
• Roma Maffia known as Maddy
• Evie Thompson known as Leah Templeton (as Evie Louise Thompson)
• Denise Dowse known as Flora
• Ella Rae Peck known as Autumn
• Jenna Lamia known as Brooke
• Ross Gallo known as Josh
• Tara Platt known as Female Trainee
• Sammy Busby known as Officer
• Michael Linstroth known as Officer #1
• Lisa Grady known as Forensics Agent
• Rakefet Abergel known as Trainee #1
• Jay Potter known as Bryan
• Teresa Jelks-Kirkley known as Operator #1
• Yolanda Arroyo known as Operator #2
• Frankie Louis Mulcahy known as Operator in Quiet Room
• Steven Williams known as Terrence
• Tommy Rosales known as Jose
• Alisa Hensley known as Soccer Mom
• Kimberly Bailey known as Additional Voices (voice)
• Kirk Baily known as Additional Voices (voice)
• Michael James Clark known as Additional Voices (voice)
• Patty Connolly known as Additional Voices (voice)
• Cassandra M. Bellantoni known as 911 Operator (uncredited)
• Dorian Cedars known as 911 Operator #2 (uncredited)

Production Companies:

• Troika Pictures (presents)
• WWE Studios
• Emergency Films
• Apotheosis Media Group (in association with)
• Amasia Entertainment

MPAA: Rated R for violence, disturbing content and some language

The Call (2013) Review by hotsocket from California
I enjoyed this film quite a bit: it kept a good pace of tension whichmakes for a good thriller. The acting is good (no academy awards), andit did a good job of giving a glimpse into the operations of 911 callcenters which is a fresh topic - and it did so without dragging thepace.

The main bad guy becomes ever more creepy as the plot progresses whichhelps build the tension. The ending takes an interesting twist which,in the moment, doesn't feel quite as out-of-character as othersdescribe - mainly due to a good segue shot that probably took more thana few takes to get right.

The weak spots consist mainly of some CSI style technology leaps thatonly technology morons would buy into, and a single bit of clumsinessthat just feels scripted. Unfortunately the CSI technology leaps arevery popular in Hollywood (to my dismay) and the bit of clumsiness iskey to the plot progression.

If one or two minor transgressions make you feel like you wasted yourmoney, wait for it to show up on Netflix. If you enjoy a good edge ofyour seat thriller and can overlook the transgressions, go see it!

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The Call (2013) Review by biggdoggreal from United States
This was a good thriller and it sucks you in right from the start.There is no down time and at no point does the movie get slow as manythrillers do. One thing is for sure, You wont be able to take a pottybreak!

Of course the movie does have some weak points but what movies don't?My main grip would be the ending, it seemed kind of lazy, but I thinkthey wanted to make it somewhat realistic... maybe? This movie is notgoing to win any awards or anything like that, but it is fun to watch.So, if you enjoy thrillers, you won't be disappointed with this one!So, go ahead and check it out, don't be over critical, just enjoy itfor what it is, a fun, on the edge of your seat thriller that will getand keep you engaged from the first minute.

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The Call (2013) Review by Troy (Troy2Slick) from Toronto, Ontario
It's been quite awhile since I've reviewed a movie, but this onewarranted one.

I had seen the previews for this movie left and right over the past fewweeks and it did a sufficient job of pulling me in, so I decided to goto to the theatre and check it out. I didn't have too many expectationsgoing in, but were they definitely fulfilled and then some.

This movie has an old-school vibe and feel to it. It doesn't rely onheavy CGI to get it's point across. In fact, it has a very meagrebudget, but it doesn't show or feel that way one single bit. I was onthe edge of my seat for much of the film. The tension was top notch,the tones were absolutely spot on, the close-ups of the actors andactresses faces showed their true nervousness, stresses and workedeffectively.

The story is over the top, but the acting is very good. It's beenawhile since I've seen Halle Berry in a film where I deemed herperformance to be honest and believable until this one.

Some people may not like some of the camera work during the "cruel"scenes, but I happen to like it.

There were a few unintentionally funny scenes, but I chalk it up todark comedic moments and it isn't detrimental one bit.

I highly recommend you check this movie out if you love a top notch,edge of your seat, over the top plot, well acted thriller. You willmost likely not be disappointed.

9 out of 10 stars, easily!

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