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Phone Booth

2002

Action / Crime / Mystery / Thriller

Phone Booth (2002) download

Phone Booth

2002

Action / Crime / Mystery / Thriller

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72% TOMATOMETER · 187 reviews

64% AUDIENCE · 250K ratings

7.1/10 · 304.4K

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Plot summary

A slick New York publicist who picks up a ringing receiver in a phone booth is told that if he hangs up, he'll be killed... and the little red light from a laser rifle sight is proof that the caller isn't kidding.

Director

Joel Schumacher

Top cast

Colin Farrell as Stu Shepard

Forest Whitaker as Captain Ramey

Kiefer Sutherland as The Caller

Richard T. Jones as Sergeant Cole

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

700.86 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 21 min

Seeds 46

1.49 GB

1920*814

English 5.1

TV-14

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 21 min

Seeds 67

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pubity 51 days ago

The best movie ever made. Period.

dthomson123 612 days ago

4k please

dthomson123 751 days ago

In 4K please....

MoveIt 941 days ago

Wrong movie in 1080p its some weird supernatural horror Hindi movie please fix it

Ashkn110 1010 days ago

Picture this: a dude stuck in a phone booth, surrounded by more drama than a soap opera. It's like the ultimate game of hide-and-seek, but instead of hiding, he's just trying not to get shot. With a phone as his only lifeline, it's a cinematic tightrope walk where you're on the edge of your seat, wondering if he'll hang up on danger or just get a busy signal. It's the kind of movie that makes you question the last time you walked by a phone booth without giving it a second thought – who knew they could be so action-packed?

ninagirl 1281 days ago

Thank You OTTO for the 1080p Blu-ray 5.1!

5150man 2280 days ago

thanks YTS!!!!!

ricardobernal29 3082 days ago

Great Movie, thanks..

iluvmovies2 3570 days ago

Yes, I, too, would like to see this film uploaded in 1080p! I have seen it like 5-6 times, and it is AWESOME!

hollywoodfan 3755 days ago

THANKS OTTO....

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

Review 4f209

CaseyReese

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6 / 10

Phone Booth dials up its millennial tension through

The Movie Diorama

Phone Booth dials up its millennial tension through suspenseful confined calls. Joel Schumacher is a rather inconsistent director. Unusual, yet capricious.…

Phone Booth dials up its millennial tension through suspenseful confined calls. Joel Schumacher is a rather inconsistent director. Unusual, yet capricious. From ‘The Lost Boys’ to ‘Batman & Robin’, his career has been considerably scattershot in terms of quality. Phone Booth, whilst quintessentially being a product of its time, happens to be his most simplistic. An arrogant publicist is held hostage in a phone booth by a mysterious sniper who offers him an ultimatum. A hyperbolised exercise in absolution from an absurdist’s perspective, Schumacher delivers a nail-biting thriller from the confinement of one besmirched public booth. Unscrupulous sex shops on one side of the grubby New York street, and a religiously inclined series of posters dictating “who do you think you are?” on the other side. It may just be a lightning paced disposable techno thriller to many, but if you divulge into the finer details you’ll notice it is overwhelmed with morality. The repentance of sins. Cleansing the soul from immorality. The harsh tones of Sutherland’s antagonistic voice, likening himself to a higher (or lower...) entity, offering Farrell’s Stu a chance for redemption. A surprisingly thematic endeavour for Schumacher, whether intentional or not, the religious symbolism in its subtle visuals or literary narrative were certainly profound. It smooths out the neo-noir roughness that forces this thriller to be nothing more than disposable entertainment. Aside from Farrell’s strong performance as the arrogantly unlikeable Stu and Sutherland’s menacing tone, the supporting cast were mediocre at best. Whitaker, Mitchell and Holmes rarely had an opportunity to shine within the mucky street and had a tendency to overact. The act of forgiveness, whilst being a pivotal point to the whole ordeal, seemed incredibly vacuous without much deliberate intervention. All too easy, considering how long Stu kept his unfaithful behaviour up for. Cohen’s script was sharp and concise, occasionally stagnating in moments of desperation when not knowing how to progress the hostage situation further. Stevens’ editing was swifter than Sutherland cocking his sniper rifle multiple times. On screen graphics to display scenes running simultaneously, such as police officers tracing the encrypted phone call, keeping the pace consistently tight. Some of visuals, such as the red dot from the sniper, obviously smelt of fakery as well as the space effects showcasing the satellite sending communications to mobile phone chips etc. Y’know, common tropes from films created in the early naughties. As I said, it’s very much a film of its time. Yet despite the rough disposable nature of Phone Booth, it’s a much more entertaining call then being on hold for an hour and a half. I can tell you that from experience...

8 / 10

Phone Booth" starts off a bit slow in

RalphRahal

"Phone Booth" starts off a bit slow in the first act, but it quickly picks up the pace and becomes more intense as it goes along. Colin Farrell and Forest…

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