Phone Booth
Thriller • R • 2003 • 1 hr 21 min
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This was my favorite movie when I was in high school. I would definitely recommend it!
A tight, short thriller that came out just in time for phone booths to not be a thing anymore. A solid popcorn movie.
Riveting one location thriller that squeezes every bit of tension out of its simple premise, a well written and underrated gem
it’s basically one crazy It’s not some mind-blowing masterpiece, but it nails the tension and keeps you glued
Tension keeps building. Colin carries the whole film with a solid performance. It’s intense, keeping you on edge the whole time.
Master of tension and retaining your attention. Very good thriller with a unique plot and usage of camera angles.
Honestly one of the biggest first plot twist movies I got to enjoy at a young age. Heartwrenching tension grips you from start to end
It has a very obvious early 2000 vibe. You need to decide if it's good or bad. I found it quite interesting!
Now this movie is outdated. Nuff Said 😜
Compelling thriller with gripping suspense and standout performances
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