One Missed Call Final
With this, I complete the One Missed Call trilogy. I think all of them are very interesting, and I can't seem to hate any of them. This final movie also has one of the more interesting ideas for a curse, which is for the curse to be passed on to the next person with the intention of it being used as a tool for a serial killer. Many curses operate by passing them on, but this gives it a unique twist by introducing a lot more complicated choices around it.
Besides that, though, this is a rather bland movie. None of the characters are particularly intriguing, and there's a random subplot with sign language that feels kind of forced. The kills in this are also rather uninspired. There are still a lot of cool moments surrounding mob mentality and mass hysteria that are pretty entertaining. Also, the way the ghost is "defeated" is amusing as all hell.
Besides that, though, this is a rather bland movie. None of the characters are particularly intriguing, and there's a random subplot with sign language that feels kind of forced. The kills in this are also rather uninspired. There are still a lot of cool moments surrounding mob mentality and mass hysteria that are pretty entertaining. Also, the way the ghost is "defeated" is amusing as all hell.
Mini Review: With this, I complete the One Missed Call trilogy. I can't seem to hate any of them! This one has an interesting curse concept, using it as a tool for a serial killer. It adds some complicated choices to the usual curse-passing formula. Besides that, though, this is rather bland. The characters are uninteresting, the sign language subplot feels forced, & the kills are uninspired. Still, the mob mentality and mass hysteria are entertaining, & the way the ghost is defeated is amusing as all hell.