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So, The Close Call is one of those quirky films from 2020 that manages to blend comedy with a hint of thriller. The premise is pretty wild—a guy accidentally ends up on a conference call with the New World Order, which leads to a series of absurd situations. The pacing leans towards the frantic, but it works well with the overall vibe. You get this off-kilter humor that keeps it engaging. The performances are a mixed bag, but there’s something charming about the awkwardness, especially in how the characters respond to escalating chaos. Practical effects? Not a major focus, but there's enough cleverness in the execution to keep you entertained. It's distinct for how it plays with current cultural anxieties in a lighthearted way.
Interesting take on modern communication mishaps.Blends absurdity with genuine tension in a fun way.Could spark discussions on themes of paranoia and technology.
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Nick Harriott
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