Scott Hardie: “It was ok.”

The most interesting thing to learn about this movie is that it was originally conceived for Hitchcock. The premise of a morality play for a rude yuppie is so old-fashioned, it's almost quaint. Unfortunately, there's only so far for the idea to go, and the movie becomes very contrived just to last 81 minutes. It also has a needless twist at the end, perhaps a little wink to modern cinema. Schumacher insists on cranking up the tension so much in every scene that it's easy not to notice how well his style sometimes works.

− date unknown • more by Scottlog in or register to reply

Want to join the discussion? Log in or register to reply.

write your own review of Phone Booth


Other Movies from 2003

Chicago

Scott Hardie says, "It ruled." Go »

Lost in Translation

Scott Hardie says, "It ruled." Go »

25th Hour

Scott Hardie says, "It ruled." Go »

About Schmidt

Scott Hardie says, "It ruled." Go »

28 Days Later...

Scott Hardie says, "It ruled." Go »

The Rundown

Scott Hardie says, "It was ok." Go »