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Abby Fitzpatrick

Saturday 2 October 2021

While star Jake Gyllenhaal comes with two visible supporting players they are all but incidental and wholly socially distant. But the movie seems to mistake the taut minimalism of the original for something that needs to be goosed and adrenalized a thriller.

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Jake Gyllenhaal delivers a canny screen-owning performance in The Guilty Antoine Fuquas note-for-note adaptation of Gustav Mollers 2018 Danish film Den Skyldige As Los Angeles.

The Guilty. 24 and hit Netflix on Oct. The Guilty is not a movie to go into if youre feeling on edge. Call operator Joe Baylor Gyllenhaal tries to save a caller in gra.

Jake Gyllenhaal stars in Antoine Fuquas thriller set over the course of a single morning in a 911 dispatch centre. It will have a limited theatrical release on Sept. The Guilty is never boring but halfway through youve just had enough of it.

And for fans of Fuqua dont go into it expecting another Equalizer. A simple premise executed with pitch-perfect precision. The Guilty is a remake of 2018s memorable Den Skyldige The Guilty directed by Gustav Möller who co-wrote it with Emil Nygaard Albertsen.

A police officer assigned alarm dispatch duty enters a race against time when he answers an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. Directed by Gustav Möller. The Guilty TBC 90mins Directed by Antoine Fuqua The original was one of the most taut thrillers of the past few years.

Guilty for all its wild-eyed excess does find some blunt-force propulsion for a while particularly if youre coming to it new. Directed by Antoine Fuqua. With Jake Gyllenhaal Riley Keough Peter Sarsgaard Christina Vidal.

The Guilty was reviewed out of the Toronto International Film Festival where it made its world premiere. With Jakob Cedergren Jessica Dinnage Omar Shargawi Johan Gotthardt Olsen. Creator of the HBO series True Detective.

But if youre in the mood for some brutal tension. The larger issue at hand is that you dont believe much of whats going on. The Guilty is directed by Antoine Fuqua The Magnificent Seven who also worked with Gyllenhaal on the boxing movie Southpaw.

Youll be forgiven for having déjà vu when you open NetflixNew to the site today is a film called The Guilty starring Jake Gyllenhaal which follows a single. The Guilty is another Americanized remake overshadowed by the original but its premise is still sturdy enough to support a tense well-acted thriller. In The Guilty the formula is tweaked for Covid safety.

The rest are voices on the other end of the phone or officers who arent irritated about their full-time work at the call center. Sleek well-acted and intelligently crafted The Guilty is a high-concept thriller that wrings maximum impact out of a handful of basic - and effective - ingredients. With its single setting and real-time story The Guilty is a brilliant genre exercise a cinematic study in tension sound design and how to make a thrilling movie with a limited tool box.

The Guilty only really has one real cop on screen at all. The Guilty spoilers follow. The films own restrictions actually amplify the tension forcing us.

Ultimately the narrative of Antoine Fuquas The Guilty operates largely from the motto of If it aint broke dont fix it And yet to be fair screenwriter Nic Pizzolatto True Detective does add a few different notes of commentary on American policing and ignorant masculinity that slightly distinguish his take thematically and Jake Gyllenhaal delivers as one would. Stream films for free. A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.

The Guilty takes place over the course of a single morning in a 911 dispatch call center. The Guilty review Jake Gyllenhaals tense 911 call thriller A glossy Netflix remake of the 2018 single-location Danish thriller about a kidnapped woman seeking help is a well-made piece of.

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