Robocall

I thought this would be an interesting film with technology but it was boring waste of time. GT acting is awful and blain. Story drags out forever and is painful to watch. Production looks like a logistical nightmare and someones bad dream turned into a screenplay. Stay away from this movie and save 2hrs of your time for better flicks.

This film was interesting and slowly built up. It had some periods where it was rather sad to think that when we grow old there are rarely any true friends around. I would recommend this feature.

What kills this movie is the lack of direction. The actors seem capable enough to pull this story off, but the over-acting and lack of realism in the delivery, makes this a dud. Every response and reaction from the lead character "GT", seems over the top angry and over the edge. His phone rings and he is like what is this contraption, why is this making noise, who dare disturb my loneliness!

Also, I dont quite get why they struggled with timing in the conversations, specifically when on the phone...I mean this move revolves around the phone, yet the delays and gaps in the phone conversations are very distracting.

I had high hopes for this movie, it had a potentially good concept but got distracted by a lot of time filling, boring unrelated flat story and unrealistic dialogue and temperament!

By the way, this guy is supprised by every call he gets, and never knows whos calling.

I honestly haven't finished this, but I will. I am about 3/4 of the way through and I can only stand it in 15 minute intervals. I hate robocalls, but I cannot relate to the main character who handles this situation like a complete dumb ass. I must admit it is the hope for a real gory ending where the robocallers get their comeuppance, but that is doubtful as well.

This movie was delightful. I was intrigued with the interactions of actors expressing the present moment from the past they lived through. I personally was touched by the relationship or lack there of between father and daughter who had grown too busy to visit or even have quality time in conversation with her Dad. Easy to say"I love you" but actions speak louder than words. Clearly the technical world was not ruling this mans life. Dealing alone with the death of his long standing friends and his own health issues could drive anyone crazy. This movie had great depth and emotion.