
Colin Farrell's performance is just a joy to watch. I thought he's really bad in Daredevil (one of the worst movies I've seen), but he's just great in Phone Booth. (Maybe he's so bad he's good). From a swaggering PR hustler to a blubbering helpless victim, his transition is remarkable. I mean, how expressive can you be when all you're doing is talk into the phone for most of the movie? Colin Farrell manages to pull it through. Special mention goes to the prostitutes. They're just hilarious.

So Nurse Betty heads off to LA California to look for her Dr. David Ravell. She finally meets the character in a charity dinner, but in her demented mind, she sees the guy's as her fiance. The cast thinks she's a wannabe talent, so they all play along. She's such a "natural", they even offered her a role in the show. Upon seeing the sets and all the people she knew "acting" their parts, she regains her old memories. Meanwhile, the bad guys catch up with her, and demands back the drugs.
I specifically remember the part when Morgan Freeman takes a liking to Renee, and he says to her, "I'm appreciably older than you, but my health is good. I take care of myself, and I got some money socked away.....I'd treat you like a queen.....I like the symphony, walks in the rain, sunsets, animals and children. I read passionately, and I like to discuss things. I'm basically conservative, but flexible.....Here, listen to this, "If who I am and who I hope to be should meet one day, I know they will be friends." Now that's beautiful.....I've chased you across the country, Betty, and I come to find out we're a lot more alike than you'd think." And that's coming from a gangster. Wow. All this time, his son is out in the living room watching "A Reason to Love" with the hostages. So funny.
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