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No, It’s not Godzilla

Although I would have to say this movie is a cross of The Blair Witch Project and Godzilla. I went into this movie with low expectations and was completely blown away. Matt Reeves made this generic big monster run movie into a beautiful artistic edge of your seat confusion ride that will not become a jaded memory. I do have to say that this isn’t a movie to see after a night of drinking. Unlike The Blair Witch Project you can see professionalism in all the shots but at the same time have the handycam feeling. The somewhat “no-name” cast was picked well and the acting was even better. The plot followed the characters more than defining the creature which was a nice change.

I definitely recommend seeing this movie. Even if it costs you millions!

Which should be titled “One Movie You Should Miss.”   

I can’t say this movie was a letdown since I didn’t expect much from it anyway.  This was a mash-up between The Ring and The Grudge.  The logic the characters use in this movie makes no sense.  Apparently if someone burns to death in a hospital logically they will make their way into the phone systems.  The acting was sub par and the cast just didn’t do it for me.  The movie was PG-13 and that alone was a letdown.  I still never understood why no one tried to answer the actual call instead of letting it go to voicemail.  And what’s with all these antagonist’s having respiratory problems, from the Ring to the Grudge to One Missed Call.  I smoke and I don’t sound like this.  Get these people a humidifier.  

 

Over all the movie gets a SUCK.  Not even worth matinee.