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When a mysterious cell phone signal causes apocalyptic chaos, an artist is determined to reunite with his young son in New England.
For aspiring artist Clayton "Clay" Riddell, catching a big break has never been his strong suit, and only put undue stress on himself and family. Sick of teaching art instead of making it, he's finally seeing his dreams come true. As he finalizes a big deal in the city of Boston, Clay prepares for a new life ahead, completely free of financial burden and marital woes and the opportunity to start anew as a man established. But that's all about to change on one October afternoon, when at one single moment, everyone answers their cell phone, inevitably changing the face of humanity forever. The Pulse as it will be known, reverberates through every cell phone in the world, causing a deadly chain reaction of events. Users suddenly become ultra-violent, homicidal maniacs and begin attacking anyone within proximity. Now all Clay can do, is band together with other survivors and prepare for a new world ahead where society is no more, and replaced by homicidal creatures, who are only beginning to transform into something far worse. But for Clay, the worst is yet to come as he makes the trek across a world changed and into his Maine home, to a wife and son he hasn't been able to reach after the cataclysmic events that followed.
Simply awful. i&#39;m not even sure which book this was based on, as it seemed to have little in common with King&#39;s original novel in terms of suspense and creepiness. It seemed disjointed with no real notion of why the characters were doing what they did. The ending has to be worst I&#39;ve seen in a while with a lame attempt to be ambiguous. You never really care about the characters either, and while the beginning of the movie showed promise it quickly went downhill and hit rock bottom about 10 minutes from the end.<br/><br/>Very very disappointing. In our house, we call lame dumb endings a &#39;Fin&#39; ending, in homage to those incomprehensible foreign art films that used to end suddenly and without meaning.
Horrible Horror! As an avid Stephen constant reader, I know it is not always easy to transform a book into a movie, and I always give it the benefit of the doubt. There were some great, and then decent movies made from Stephen&#39;s books...but this one was utterly shocking. I definitely thought that having John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson as the main cast, we could expect a decent movie at least, but this one was unfortunately not one of those movies. What concerns me is that Stephen co-wrote the screenplay, and allowed this quality of movie to be released? One of his best books were diluted to basically a desperate attempt to mildly entertain you for an hour and a half. This is a time killer movie on a Sunday at best.
While it’s nice to see Cusack and costar Samuel L. Jackson downplay rather than go big, Cell has a been-there-done-that quality that winds up feeling a bit disappointing.
Aspiring graphic artist Clayton &#39;Clay&#39; Riddell (<a href="/name/nm0000131/">John Cusack</a>), train driver Tom McCourt (<a href="/name/nm0000168/">Samuel L. Jackson</a>), and teenager Alice Maxwell (<a href="/name/nm2265157/">Isabelle Fuhrman</a>) band together when a worldwide electronic &#39;pulse&#39; turns cellphone users into homicidal maniacs. The three survivors (not having been on a cellphone at the time) attempt to make it north from Boston to Maine where Clay hopes to reunite with his estranged wife and young son Johnny. Meanwhile, the world descends into apocalyptic madness as the afflicted begin turning into something worse. Cell is based on a 2006 novel by American horror novelist Stephen King. King adapted the novel for the movie along with American screenwriter Adam Alleca.Finding only Johnny&#39;s note on the refrigerator saying that he is going to Kashwak, Clay decides to head north alone in the Mister Sundae truck, even knowing that it is wired with explosives and that Ray (<a href="/name/nm0721593/">Anthony Reynolds</a>) has given him the detonator (in the form of a cell phone) and ordered him to use it when he becomes certain that it&#39;s the last hope. Clay advises Tom, Jordan (<a href="/name/nm4977122/">Owen Teague</a>), and Denise (<a href="/name/nm3178503/">Erin Elizabeth Burns</a>) to spray paint &#39;TJD&#39; on the left-hand side of the road or on a tree wherever they go so that he can find them. Clay reaches Kashwak to find thousands of people heading en masse toward a cell phone tower. Clay plows through them and finds the red-hooded man standing in front of the tower. Clay rams into him with the truck and then shoots him repeatedly. He then pushes on foot through the masse looking for Johnny, but can&#39;t find him. Just as Clay is about to detonate the truck, Johnny (<a href="/name/nm6243766/">Ethan Andrew Casto</a>) appears before him. Clay embraces his son just as the masse begins to shriek, led by the red-hooded man. Johnny begins to shriek, too. Knowing that he is at the end of hope, Clay pushes the detonator, blowing up the truck, the red-hooded man, and the cell tower. Clay and Johnny are then shown walking along railroad tracks. &#39;TJD&#39; is seen on a tree alongside the tracks, and Clay tells Johnny that they are headed for Canada. In the final scene, however, Clay is shown walking mindlessly in the middle of a masse of other mindless people. a5c7b9f00b