ok i saw this at my friends house not that scary but its a ok-good movie the japanese version is so scary it scared the sugar out of me!!!

i luv this movie it's sooooo great i mean it's not very scary at all but just enough and it's perfect to watch with friends my mom is even watching it right now

I think this movie can be bad in someways as in the beginning it shows kids partying. but if you are going to watch this movie you already know you are watching a HORROR film and that violence is supposed to be tolerated and that movie makers nowadays try to think of the best ways or the ugliest ways for people to die. I thought that the girl in the movie tries to save her friends and herself and everyone else which is the best think in the movie.

Just got done watching this movie, and it for sure was NOT what I was expecting. it was actually not that scary, and it's only the second scary/creepy movie I've ever seen, and the first horror movie. I mean, yeah there were parts where it was pretty gross, but it wasn't that scary. it had a pretty wicked plot, though, and it was really gory in some parts. *****SPOILERS***** Gore: Lots of dead and burnt bodies. A bloodied hand comes out of a pond and grabs a girl and her cat. A girl is hit by a train. A man is stabbed through the chest with a metal pole. An extremely disturbing, burnt corpse crawls onto the main character (but turns out to have good intentions)

I saw a Japanese movie called Chakushin Ari when I was about eleven, a few months (as I recall) before this came out. Chakushin Ari is a j-horror about a cell phone curse-- you get a creepy and ominous call from yourself, foretelling your death, and it's not even your ringtone but a melody of death that plays. The killer is a little girl named Mimiko Mizunuma, a vengeful ghost (who suffers from asthma and her wheezing sounds are periodically heard behind the characters). One Missed Call has the same plot (it's a remake of Chakushin Ari), but there are some big differences that make it an epic fail. First of all, the character Mimiko was omitted from the plot and we have a different antagonist named Ellie Layton. They did a good job developing Mimiko's character and making her have that creepy vibe. Ellie, on the other hand, is not ghostly looking at all and is in fact probably the least scariest American horror movie villain I've ever seen. She's just a little girl in a black hoodie. I mean, seriously! The scariest part of the movie was the promotional poster (the lady on it terrified me greatly, actually... she's not a real character but just a ghost who appears in the beginning very briefly)! And in general, all the Chakushin Ari scenes are done a lot better. Anyhow, you should totally give Chakushin Ari a chance. It's a lot scarier.

This movie was SO predictable and not scary at all! You knew exactly what was gonna happen the whole movie. Definitely a waste of your time.

I just saw this movie today and even though im 14 i found it absoulutly terrifying. There's lots of disturbing images, scary jump out of your seat moments, and constint thrill and terror with some brief language. I'm into horror movies so i loved watchingit. I found it very thrilling and entertaining, but for people who arn't into horror, don't bother. You will have nightmares and be afraid to answer your phone for the rest of your life!