If you go for Vonage, everything works pretty much like it works today with your home phone. I 100% recommend taking a trip to the theatre for this one.In the world of VoIP you have two basic options you can get the "regular phone replacement with lower monthly phone bills" option (Vonage) or you can get the "plug a phone into my computer and it costs me nothing" option (Skype). I really could just go on and on about this movie that I had oddly never heard of.very undoubtedly a hidden gem in the theatres right now. Great cast, in general, tho very small, given the story was told so exclusively from the father's perspective. Nothing I'd EVER seen her do and she was just great. I just wanted to reach out and hug him! It was also extremely refreshing to see Debra Messing in this type of role. It was a refreshing role to see him play. John Cho delivers yet another excellent performance. Made me smile.even made me reminisce a little (due to my particular age). Made me hold my breath and exclaim with surprise. They made my heart break and my heart leap.
And there wasn't a thing presented in the film that did not contribute to the story. There was a story, there was substance, there was intrigue, there was heart. At one point we predicted one thing that did unfold but we were almost immediately surprised by another new turn.
There were so many twists and turns, they made it impossible to truly predict what was going on. The suspense and mystery continuously builds until the very last moments. Even with so many moments absent of dialogue or even human characters to watch, the film was always forward moving. They could have honestly filmed this in the traditional way and it would have still been a worthwhile movie outing. Unlike the Blair Witch Project, these filmmakers put as much time and care into their story as they did with this method of filming. It's innovative cinematography was not presented at the sacrifice of a well-crafted and compelling story. I was just utterly entertained and delighted by this film.
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