Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Console best movie i've ever seen.

Hattie I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Jakoba True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

hiepnh There is nothing in this movie, trust me. If there is no star, I will give it.

darthMisaskernew This movie is just awful. Not a single good thing about it. I remember being so excited when they announced a theatrical adaptation of Cell, because like it was one of his most underrated stories as well as one of the few that HADN'T been made yet. And then they threw in massive stars like Sam Jackson, John Cusack, and Stacy Keasch? But they messed it all up! This movie is absolutely nothing, NOTHING like the original story, except for the very vague plot and character names. The book was filled with mystery and thrills but nope, not this movie! I guess maybe the creators thought using the original source material was a bad idea? If that is the case then WHY EVEN MAKE A MOVIE VERSION AT ALL??? I understand changes must be made but why change everything?? This movie is not smart or scary at all, no thrills or chills, just boring. SO BORING. The actors are so bored and have the same "yeah, whatever" faces. Sam Jackson is the only character with personality, and that is because he is just playing Sam Jackson. The story is also super confusing and makes no sense. Oh and the CGI is almost as bad as Jeepers Creepers 3...yeah, that bad. It looks like it belonged in a cartoon on Nickelodeon! So yeah, bad movie. And the ending is a huge middle finger to anyone who liked the book. Just...wow...what an awful movie.

Floated2 Cell is essentially a Stephen King book adaptation film, in which was not as it turned out to be. With a limited release, Cell did not adapt well to critics and fans and has been criticized as well as forgotten. Characters played by John Cusack, Samuel L. Jackson, and Isabelle Fuhrman search for family members while occasionally stopping off to meet and kill both creatures and unstable humans alike, their crew growing and diminishing in predictable waves of tragedy and triumph. Overall the film is almost studiously forgettable in the age of The Walking Dead. A complete lackluster zombie film which feels silly in the end.

k-76303 Even though the plot was bad, I thought the movie was decent, considering it was mediocre. HOWEVER, the ending was EXTREMELY confusing! Did the protagonist kill the red hoodie man? Did he fail? Did he survive? Did he AND his son live? I was very befuddled by the ending and I wish the ending was more meticulous.