Unsettling, thoroughly disturbing & grim, Takashi Mike's supernatural thriller is still a solid horror film for the digital age.

better than the american version, crappy end

I feel like this is a really well made horror movie and I'm glad it gets the recognition it deserves. I watched this last night and really enjoyed it. It's a fun, well-crafted horror story that's basically what would happen if Ring and Final Destination had a baby. The concept of a phone call which shows you your death is brilliant, and it was explored well. Probably my favourite scene in the movie is the 온라인카지노추천 show scene, where we can see the dread on the woman (forgot her name)'s face as she's about to die, and then everything falling into place to recreate the photo we see earlier. Just brilliant. Overall, great film.

This is a classic don't get me wrong, it just unfortunate that its donned in the list o amazing Takeshii Miike films, and its my least favorite. Not bad movie, overall its still a great time.

I love this movie as a corny but really fun movie! If you can look past some of the goofy parts you get a fun story with a simple premise and fun kills!

Well made j-horror about a cursed phone call. Sound familiar? Takashi Miike takes what could have been an otherwise dull screenplay and transforms it into one of the best in the j-horror curse/ghost genre. He manages to nail the pacing and even throws in a little body horror. However, the movie still suffers from an overall lack of depth; the film essentially rehashes what has already been done by its predecessors. It just does it better than other imitators.

"One missed call" follows a predictable formula of Japanese movie with trivial scenes which fail to scare a regular horror film fans but it is effective in creating shock and tension for those who are not really familiar with Japanese horrors. The movie makes attempt to exploit the fear of a casual item, mobile phone. The surprising rings constitute a sense of insecurity and tension as they are omens for potential deaths. It is not that forgettable as it has a good and coherent explaination to link the story to another one smoothly. It is also successful in creating some twists, which keeps viewers awake. The message about family love can be recognised but not very clear or emphasized. Although the film is nothing very special, this is a wise choice for those who are new to Japanese horrors' tropes and don't dare to give more disturbing films a try.

Pues no va y resulta que me estaba perdiendo una de las entregas más interesantes de la época dorada del J-Horror. Sí, bebe de muchos clichés de películas algo mejores como Ringu o Dark Waters, pero su resultado final es más que vistoso. Su historia es interesante y consigue mantener el misterio hasta el final, aunque si se hace un poco enrevesada e inconclusa por momentos. Visualmente está muy por encima de otras del género, al menos en lo que a realización se dice. Si bien algunos efectos no están del todo bien logrados, y algunos trucajes de cámara y edición muy de la época la hace algo distrayente. Un visionado que merece la pena.

Chakushin Ari E Um filme Medíocre Meio chato Não recomendo e e uma perda de tempo

very good; almost as good as ring 1

This movie was just ok. I was hoping for much more considering it was from Miike. The scares just aren't there... and when that's the film's main goal, it's hard to give it a passing grade. It is by far better than it's American counterparts but that's not saying much as those were terrible. This movie comes across as typical J-horror fare for that time period (it's akin to The Grudge imo). The acting is ok but there's nothing special re the direction which is very surprising. Here's to hoping the sequels are actually better.

this move is better than the usa one

Again i'd watch it for mindless nite with friends. i mean don't go into it with oscar expectations and you'll have fun with it. some scary scenes too

Oh dear. Not the best horror film that I've seen. I got bored in the middle. But sat through it anyway. Ending to be fair pretty rubbish

Nothing new, yet some of the scenes work great. Its very obvious where this movie got some of his influence, its a horror movie that can be apreciated by wester audiences, but still mantaining some great J-horror elements.

Two distinct phases to this film, both are delightfully creepy.

Predictable and in the end, incomprehensible.

Features cruelty to cute animals. 0/10 would never watch again.

Takashi Miike takes a stab at a more generic form of J-horror. It's not his best, but that doesn't mean it's bad. Staying true to many staples of the genre it still manages to give us a little of that Miike flare for disturbing imagery. That being said it sill leaves much to be desired and will be one of lesser entries in the directors filmography.

At least it's better than the remake!