A Ligação

You have to buy into the absurd concept of a phone call traveling through time... and there are literally dozens of logical leaps your sane mind will have to make... but if you accept the premise, this Korean thriller generates serious chills. Park Shin-hye is fantastic and pulls together all the loose ends with a superb central performance.

There's a few added scenes during the credits which SHOULD NOT be there, please trust me and switch off when they roll.

If you do, you will have a cracking movie that will have you glued to the set til the end.

This is a very interesting movie that'll keep your mind busy thinking what's gonna happen next until the very end. It has successfully made time travelling and multiverse concept more interesting. However.... The story of the movie creates too many possible timeline that is at some point confusing and the cliffhanger ending is a mess which will leave you more confused if you're looking for a logical conclusion.

... because without it you can't make Call 2, 3 and 4 - and if you've accepted the events leading up to the close out you pretty much have to accept anything can happen, at any time, with little or no rhyme or reason, evidence or justification. If you can take it for what it is and don't try to examine its flaws too deeply, can wallow in its shallows recognising that certain genres, having been milked close to extinction, can still give rise to originality - you'll be thoroughly entertained, albeit feeling a little short changed when the credits begin to roll at the end.

The scenes after the credits roll completely ruined the ending of what would have been a really great movie!