Feature2006·104m·5.7

One Missed Call 3: Final

The only way to live is pass the curse on, who you will forward it to?

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The timid, young Asuka is bullied by her classmates. When they embark on a class field trip to Korea, Asuka plans revenge by sending them a cursed phone message they can either pass on or die.

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Cast

Maki Horikita

Asuka Matsuda

Meisa Kuroki

Emily Kusama

Jang Keun-suk

An Jinu

Erika Asakura

Minori Yazawa

Yû Kamiwaki

Mari

Rie Tsuneyoshi

Natsuko

Arisa Naito

Yuki

Gakuto Furuhara

Shinichi Imahara

Kazuma Yamane

Teruya Mikami

Takashi Yamagata

Takehiro Koizumi

Takanori Kawamoto

Kôhei Takei

Yûta Ishida

Kensuke Hisamoto

Mami Hashimoto

Mizue Kawanaka

Miho Amakawa

Azusa Kusuki

Sora Matsumoto

Miho Shinogawa

Ryu Morioka

Hiroyuki Tsukamoto

Itsuji Itao

Professor Kibe

Karen Ôshima

Mimiko Mizunuma

Ayumi Takahashi

Tomoka

Suna Ikeda

Kyoto Sasaki

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Japanese
Languages
Japanese
Budget
Revenue
$6.7M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
KADOKAWAMBSNippon Television Network CorporationSedic InternationalShogakukanTOHO

Crew

Director

Manabu Asô

Writers

Yasushi Akimoto, Minako Daira, Jiro Shin

Kazushige Tanaka

Director of Photography

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Reviews

JPV852

2/15/2020

4.0

Really liked the first two movies of this trilogy, but this third entry, while had some interesting ideas and even some social commentary with characters fighting one another to stay alive, the creepy factor was non-existent, acting was rather bland and had some lame moments, most notably attempting to defeat ghost girl via mass e-mails. Shame it ended this way. **2.0/5**

Dr Nostromo

1/2/2026

3.0

32/100 The final film in the trilogy of people getting phone calls depicting their future demise ...and we can all be thankful. Turning the whole idea into a gimmick while abandoning the anxiety of the original film the whole thing ended up silly and outlandish. It was, at least, somewhat entertaining until the last half hour when they decided to extend the length for every scene by pandering to our emotions when the conclusion was obvious. This only served to annoy, irritate and frustrate me beyond reason. Even the kills were dull or completely off screen. Blah! -- DrNostromo.com

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