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The Guilty (2021)

A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.

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RichardSayre 30 Sep 2021

THE GUILTY (2021) suffers from being guilty of the "remake" brand but at the same time presents a showcase for nail-biting filmmaking. One the best One-Location films since Buried and Devil, THE GUILTY was initially going to be a three and a half stars for me but Gyllenhaal's powerhouse of a performance lifted it to the four it deserves. Antoine Fuqua, after the slight misfire that was Infinite, gives us another thrill ride he is so well known for. His direction and camera work is on cruise control at this point, and the propulsive plot never leaves you wanting, always pushing further and further. This movie simmers with tension and is a fun, slight flex of muscle from Fuqua, Gyllenhaal and Co.

lipino 12 Oct 2021

At least 12 Angry Men had 12 men in one room. This is just 1 man -- and not even a likable man, one of the angry men -- in a room for 90 minutes. This is a college film project masquerading as a movie. As an acting assignment, this would get an A+. As a movie...well it hardly classifies as one. Gyllenhaal is a great actor, but for his standard, this is probably the worst I've seen from him. But I can't be too harsh given the lack of material, and apparently the director directed remotely, so it was definitely a "Covid movie." The most awful thing about the movie is the weepy voices on the phone. Listening to weeping women and children for so long is just unbearable, it made my skin crawl. And those voice actors weren't authentic at all. Just monotonous crying that went on and on and on.

Roger Moore 01 Oct 2021

The ground covered is a tad overfamiliar, Gyllenhaal’s reactions predictably over the top and even the tropes of the genre (“real time”) can seem unsurprising and overplayed. But Fuqua makes every minute of screen time count, maintaining the suspense and claustrophobia even in those stretches where he takes the foot off the gas.

Cvollman 08 Oct 2021

Garbage , uses false premises to convey a non sense story…. The idea that 1 single dispatch worker would be tasked with an entire active abduction investigation… communication, active dispatch , situation coordination ….. ridiculous…. If this dispatch department handled ANY personal matter of mine I would sue them out of existence…. This movie works if you’re willing to disregard our entire reality for a movie based in “reality”….. Garbage, waste of time, complete non sense.

Mark Feeney 27 Sep 2021

The Guilty gets less and less plausible, not least of all in how neatly it ties together various plot elements. For its first 40 minutes or so, the movie shows how much Gyllenhaal and Fuqua can do with little. Confinement becomes a dramatic launching pad. Then melodrama kicks in, and what had been a gripping offbeat thriller becomes a morality tale (including a truly shameless plot twist).