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DramaThriller

The Guilty

- Listen carefully.

A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.

Release Date : 2021-09-24

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Nine Stories ProductionsBold FilmsFuqua FilmsAmet EntertainmentEndeavor ContentCapstone Pictures

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Jake Gyllenhaal

Character Name : Joe Baylor

Original Name : Jake Gyllenhaal

Gender : Male

Ethan Hawke

Character Name : Sgt. Bill Miller (voice)

Original Name : Ethan Hawke

Gender : Male

Riley Keough

Character Name : Emily Lighton (voice)

Original Name : Riley Keough

Gender : Female

Peter Sarsgaard

Character Name : Henry Fisher (voice)

Original Name : Peter Sarsgaard

Gender : Male

Christina Vidal

Character Name : Sgt. Denise Wade

Original Name : Christina Vidal

Gender : Female

Paul Dano

Character Name : Matthew Fontenot (voice)

Original Name : Paul Dano

Gender : Male

Eli Goree

Character Name : Rick (voice)

Original Name : Eli Goree

Gender : Male

Da'Vine Joy Randolph

Character Name : CHP Dispatcher (voice)

Original Name : Da'Vine Joy Randolph

Gender : Female

David Castañeda

Character Name : Tim Gerachi

Original Name : David Castañeda

Gender : Male

Adrian Martinez

Character Name : Manny

Original Name : Adrian Martinez

Gender : Male

Christiana Montoya

Character Name : Abby (voice)

Original Name : Christiana Montoya

Gender : Female

Gillian Zinser

Character Name : Jess Baylor (voice)

Original Name : Gillian Zinser

Gender : Female

Aileen Burdock

Character Name : LA Times Operator (voice)

Original Name : Aileen Burdock

Gender : Female

Bill Burr

Character Name : Nightclub Caller (voice)

Original Name : Bill Burr

Gender : Male

Beau Knapp

Character Name : Dru Nashe (voice)

Original Name : Beau Knapp

Gender : Male

Edi Patterson

Character Name : Katherine Harbor (voice)

Original Name : Edi Patterson

Gender : Female

Marlene Forte

Character Name : House on Fire Caller (voice)

Original Name : Marlene Forte

Gender : Female

Maurice Webster

Character Name : Gary

Original Name : Maurice Webster

Gender : Male

Bret Eric Porter

Character Name : Marion

Original Name : Bret Eric Porter

Gender : Male

Sal Lucio

Character Name : CHP Officer

Original Name : Sal Lucio

Gender : Male

Becky Wu

Character Name : Riva

Original Name : Becky Wu

Gender : Female

Terence J. Rotolo

Character Name : CHP Patrolman Rodriguez (voice)

Original Name : Terence J. Rotolo

Gender : Male

Dillon Lane

Character Name : Crashed Cyclist (voice)

Original Name : Dillon Lane

Gender : Male

Oscar Balderrama

Character Name : Scott

Original Name : Oscar Balderrama

Gender : Male

Jaime FitzSimons

Character Name : Rodriguez's Partner (voice)

Original Name : Jaime FitzSimons

Gender : Male

Jonathan Hunt

Character Name : 911 Operator (voice)

Original Name : Jonathan Hunt

Gender : Male

Reviews

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Giovanni

@bastag

2021-10-17

Full Analysis at https://www.spotamovie.com/ - **Introduction** - “The Guilty” is an American movie released in 2021. It lasts for one hour and thirty minutes, and it belongs to the categories of Crime, Psychological Drama and Thriller. It’s the American remake of the 2018 Danish film “Den Skyldige.” The film takes place in one single day, mostly in one location. It’s intense, full of tensions, and won’t make you bored. Jake Gyllenhaal does a fantastic job in the role of Joe Baylor. The director Antoine Fuqua delivered an enjoyable movie, with some good metaphors and enforcing pace in the story. - **The Story** - Joe Baylor is a policeman working at the 911. He is living a challenging moment in his life, and one day he receives a call that will change his story forever. A husband has abducted his wife, and she calls the police looking for help because it’s a matter of life or death. Unfortunately, Joe takes the case almost as it was something personal, without the necessary distance to provide support and escalate the incident to the right people. In a crescendo of events, tension and problems, Joe will need to strive against his past to help this woman. Will Joe save her? What is behind his past?And what will happen between them? - **Full Analysis at** https://www.spotamovie.com/the-guilty-2021-movie-review-and-analysis/

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Nathan

@TitanGusang

2022-07-15

_The Guilty_ is a gripping experience but runs out of steam before crossing the finish line. Jake Gyllenhaal did such a fantastic job in this film. The complex emotion that he displayed here was an absolute clinic on acting. He transitioned from shock to anger to sadness with ease, demonstrating the true emotions of a person dealing with a difficult situation while simultaneously being haunted by the past. It was brilliant the way he carried the entire film with just him, his phone, and the same dispatcher room for 90 minutes. Gyllenhaal wasn't the only one who was excellent but the entire ensemble of actors doing voice work over the phone were incredibly solid. I really enjoyed the story of this film; we've seen the whole one man act before, but this was incredibly engaging. I was completely locked in at parts leaning on the edge of every word delivered over the phone as the pieces of the puzzle slowly start to unravel. It was very fun to be a part of the investigation and continually having to alter my theories based on new information. Although, once the big reveal occurs, the movie overstays its welcome. It lingers on Joe for a little bit too long and I was waiting for it to be over. Not a great sign. Regardless of the lulls in the script, The Guilty still found a way to keep me mostly engaged throughout the majority of the film. Which is a testament to the amazing performances from Gyllenhaal and the rest of the cast. **Verdict:** _Good_ **Score:** _75%_

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tmdb28039023

@tmdb28039023

2022-09-06

The Guilty is director Antoine Fuqua's third foray into the, so to speak, internal affairs of the Los Angeles Police Department, and while it doesn't quite reach the same level of virtuosity as Training Day (or, for that matter, Brooklyn's Finest), it stands as irrefutable proof that the crime thriller is the one genre that Fuqua can always fall back on (case in point, The Guilty is Fuqua’s follow-up to the dismal Infinite). Unlike its spiritual predecessors, The Guilty avoids the city mean streets — which is not to say that what happens in them doesn’t affect the plot —, unfolding exclusively, at least the part that we see, in an emergency call center. Joe Baylor (Jake Gyllenhaal), a police officer demoted to emergency 911 operator, receives a call from a young woman named Emily Lighton (Riley Keough) who is unable to speak freely; Joe deduces that she has been kidnapped and is in a moving car with her kidnapper. If this sounds familiar, that's because it is; Godard said that the best way to criticize a movie is to make another movie, and this is, by design or accident, what The Guilty is vis-a-vis The Call (starring Abigail Breslin as the kidnapped girl and Halle Berry as the 911 operator). Fuqua handles this material with nuance and ambiguity. Both Joe and and the audience are only aware of half the story occurring on the other end of the line; he, however, fully trusts his instinct — and our instinct tells us to trust his, too, despite, and perhaps even because of his erratic behavior. That said, if Joe's instincts were infallible, he wouldn't be stuck in a Rescue 911 episode right now. All things considered, The Guilty passes the Donald Rumsfeld test; we have known knows (things we know we know), known unknowns (we know that there are things we do not know), and unknown unknowns (things we don't know we don't know). It's worth sticking around to find out what’s in the latter two categories.

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2_Fast-22

@2_Fast-22

2024-11-24

A film that for the first 1h is a very good thriller but in the remaining minutes it is very silly and confusing and ruins the previous hour.