- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Jan 4, 2008
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50The result is yet another tired, ultimately incoherent horror movie that undoes the promise of its pretty good premise and potentially interesting story structure with dull scares, sloppy ending and a pair of unconvincing, leaden lead performances.
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42On the shortlist for least essential movie of the decade, a copy of a copy of a copy that's so worn down, it's about as fresh and vital as a fifth-generation dub of "The Star Wars Holiday Special."
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40This decent if derivative scare machine should benefit from a lack of genre competition.
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While director Eric Valette provides the occasional chill, the disturbing spooks aren't enough to make this boat float. Burns sleepwalks through One Missed Call totally devoid of charisma, and Sossamon muddles along, going through the motions.
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38Uninspired and painfully familiar.
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Give this call a miss.
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30The direction is uninspired, acting is lifeless, and the script borders on the inept.
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30If your cell phone vibrates while you're watching One Missed Call, go ahead and answer, because even a wrong number will be more exciting than what's happening onscreen.
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30A poker-faced puzzle whose biggest shock is the absence of Sarah Michelle Gellar.
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25With his preferences for static, colorless visuals and exposition-laden dialogue over conversation, director Valette has now set the bar for the worst film of 2008.
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25This garbled American remake of Takashi Miike's already staticky 2004 exercise in J-horror is a wrong number.
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12One Missed Call was originally a so-so Takashi Miike freak-out. Now it's a worse-worse American eyesore.
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11Do yourself a favor and go rent any Miike film other than this one.
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10The original movie One Missed Call is based on was pretty tame, at least by Miike standards. And since it appears studios have no intention of halting this flood of abysmal rehashes, allow me to suggest that they at least have the stones not to pussyfoot around and give us a remake worthy of Hollywood, of America, and of an audience that lacks the willpower to stop buying tickets to half-assed crap.
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JC10How do all the great movies get bad reviews. For real the scariest or funniest movies always have bad scores. This movie is great.