Wrong Numbers

I recently checked out Duane Edwards' drama/thriller "Wrong Numbers" on Tubi, and I must say I was quite impressed by the unique approach it took.

Most romantic thrillers follow the same formula (since the beginning of time), however, Wrong Numbers breaks that cycle and chooses its lane and stays in that lane during the film's duration.

As mentioned in the title of the review, it's a little "Harry Met Sally" with a touch of toxicity, which I feel blends perfectly with today's dating/relationship scene, as it's almost encouraged to be in a toxic relationship.

David and Emily both offer stellar performances and are the main reasons to stick around for the thrilling climax.

Highly recommend!

From the story line this movie and it's description, did'nt really catch my likes, but as I normally do at night after watching a movie and I still am not tired or sleepy, scroll and watch bits from what's on, I thought I have a look at this, and since it's a drama I marked it favourite for next viewing. I always said that good acting make a good movie. The movie is about 2 people conversating and in my opinion they did a good job. The story is realistic for modern times, and clearly describes the mentality and personalities of different generations. Then I have to see what's out this year, probably I would believe Emily Hall deserve some nomination for best actress.

I absolutely loved Wrong Numbers! From the first few minutes, it had this casual, easygoing energy that instantly hooked me. The chemistry between the leads was so natural, and their conversations felt like something straight out of real life. The humor was perfectly timed - not over the top, just genuine and relatable. I loved how the story flowed without ever feeling rushed or forced. It's such a reminder that sometimes the wrong call or wrong turn can lead you exactly where you need to be. By the end, I was smiling like an idiot. Such a fun, heartwarming movie to watch! I would highly recommend it.

Duane Edward's drama/thriller/romance "Wrong Numbers" was a recent discovery (through the film's Facebook page), and what started as a blind watch turned into a 2025 gem discovery!

It takes a lot to captivate an audience these days, especially with a limited cast (two in this case), and essentially focus on one story throughout, which, as a fellow writer, is beyond admirable, and something I hope to accomplish one day.

Yes, there is a lot of back-and-forth talking between the two characters, however, the importance is the realism of the conversations being had and how the actions are handled in an entirely realistic manner.

I promise that once you finish this film (and I know you will) that you will say to yourself, "I know someone like that".

Mission accomplished to everyone attached to this beautiful indie drama.

*I watched Duane Edwards' film Wrong Numbers via the Indie Rights YouTube channel for free (with ads).

The dialogue between Emma and Jack is smart, captivating, witty, and makes you think, but also leaves you feeling as if you've been in the same situation yourself. (brilliant filmmaking)

Wrong Numbers showcases the real impact of casual encounters on individuals' lives and how we allow them to consume not only our hearts but also our entire way of life.

Thankfully, I've never been in this situation before, so it was an exciting "fly on the wall" type of watch; however, I know many people who have encountered this, and believe me, it typically does not end well, and Duane paints that picture perfectly!