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Dialtone
A mysterious phone. A missing lawyer. An abandoned warehouse. They all help tell a story about Greg Pleasant, a Seattle lawyer who's held back from leading the dynamic life Christ wants him to live because he fears man's opinion of him more than God's. After Greg loses the control he believes he has over his life, an odd client tells him about an old phone that calls back into the past. When faced with the ultimate wake up call, how will he answer? How will you?
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One of my all time favorites.
How sad is this?
The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.
The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.
Dialtone is one of those movies that after watching it some 4 or 5 times contributes to its clarity. This is normal for films that are sci-fi in structure although the film's emphasis is Christian perspective. It would have been nice if the film could have ran longer developing the plot deeper, but like the writers and producers - it was enough; I'm not sure more would have contributed much. Anyway, I personally see the film beneficial. It's not about entertainment, but rather thought provoking. The music score was excellent. It would be nice if a soundtrack was available. I hope this production group is able to do even broader works in the future with as much purpose as this film expressed. Ignore the critics; they have their popcorn and Batman, or whatever floats their boats to where ever. Stephen
Evangelical Christians are letting you know they're better than you again. Pretentious, puerile propaganda pure and simple - though not a bad view for someone who is already into that mindset. Don't get me wrong - I don't have a problem with evangelical Christians per se. Some of my most loved family & friends are. It's just that I can't stomach propaganda, religious or otherwise. Especially not when it tries to pass itself off as legitimate, mainstream cinema. The only way I could ever consider watching this type of movie is if I were interested in seeing a dramatized depiction of outdated mythology, somewhat like many of these religious folks would view a movie about the Greek gods or Egyptian deities.
