One Missed Call: Final
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| Directed by | Manabu Asou |
| Produced by | Kazuo Kuroi |
| Written by | Yasushi Akimoto |
| Starring | Meisa Kuroki Jang Geun-suk Maki Horikita Itsuji Itao |
| Release date(s) | June 22, 2006 (South Korea) |
| Running time | 104 min. |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
One Missed Call: Final (Chakushin Ari: Final) is the 3rd film of the One Missed Call franchise, released in 2006.
[edit] Plot
Emiri, a timid high school girl, is bullied mercilessly by her classmates, but when her friend, Asuka, stands up for her, Asuka becomes the target of the bullying instead. Emiri, not wanting to be bullied again, avoids Asuka. Worn down, Asuka attempts to commit suicide, but is saved by the school janitor and remains in a comatose state in the hospital. When the students embark on a class field trip to Korea, Asuka's other self, a vengeful consciousness calling herself "Pam", plots revenge by sending disturbing photos of grisly deaths to the students cell phones. Accompanying these photos is the message "death exemption by forwarding the message." With one horrific death occurring after another, Emiri races to find the key to the mystery while her classmates rush to pass the message on to save their own lives, iriu sparking a deadly fight for survival. In the end Emiri and her friend Jinu escape this building, but Emiri is trapped in it and Jinu gets the ringtone of death. She asked him not to answer it, but he did and he told her that she will never die, and moments later he began to die. He was choking on something that he spits it out and is revealed to be the red hard candy. The police came too late and Emiri is screaming and crying at the grief of losing Jinu. In the end, Asuka carries a wheelchair towards the shore that Emiri sits on. Emiri has lost her ability to walk and talk due to her grief of losing Jinu. Asuka then comments that they should finally be able to visit the shore.
[edit] Cast
- Maki Horikita as Asuka Matsuda
- Meisa Kuroki as Emiri Kusama
- Jang Keun-suk as Ahn Jinu
- Erika Asakura as Minori Yazawa
- Yu Kamiwaki as Mari Shimazaki
- Rie Tsuneyoshi as Natsuko Takahashi
- Arisa Naito as Yuki Fuka
- Rakuto Tochihara as Shichi Imahara
- Kazuma Yamane as Teruya Mikami
- Takashi Yamagata as Takehiro Koizumi
- Takanori Kawamoto as Kohei Takei
- Yuta Ishida as Kensuke Hisamoto
- Mami Hashimoto as Mizue Kawanaka
- Miho Amakawa as Azusa Kusonoki
- Sora Matsumoto as Miho Shinokawa
- Ayumi Takahashi as Tomoka Manabe
- Suna Ikeda as Kyoko Sasaki
- Ryu Morioka as Hiroyuki Tsukamoto
- Kenichi Okana as Hideki Kobayashi
- Haruki Itagashi as Akihiko Matsuno
- Yu Aarakawa as Moro Sokazu
- Chika Yada as Kaede Tachibaba
- Haruno Inoue as Akiko Toyama
- Mayu Sato as Megumi Fujisawa
- Yuki Takayasu as Yuri Nishikirai
- Mina Obata as Yoko Takayama
- Yuta Murakami as Tohru Akaike
- Keisuke Shibuya as Yukio Kawasaki
- Ryoto Iwai as Kyoto Miyaki
- Tadashi Ishi as Koji Murai
- Miyato Ikabata as Shigeaki Ishikawa
- Yoshiko Noda as Misaki Sonoda
- Itsuji Itao as Yoshiyaka Kibe
- Karen Oshima as Mimiko Mizunuma
[edit] External links
- One Missed Call: Final at the Internet Movie Database
- One Missed Call Final review at SaruDama.com
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