Roger Ebert
The movie is essentially a morality play, and it's not a surprise to learn that Larry Cohen, the writer, came up with the idea 20 years ago--when there were still phone booths and morality plays.
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Phone Booth
Colin Farrell leads this 2002 thriller as a man who answers a ringing phone booth only to be told that if he hangs up, a sniper will kill him. Co-stars Kiefer Sutherland and Oscar winner Forest Whitaker.
2002Rating: M, Frequent coarse language, Medium level violence81 minsUSA
MysteryThriller
- Director:
- Joel Schumacher ('Flatliners', 'Batman & Robin', 'The Number 23')
- Writer:
- Larry Cohen
- Cast:
- Colin FarrellKiefer SutherlandForest WhitakerRadha Mitchell
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