2022 Directed by John Lee Hancock
Craig, a young boy living in a small town befriends an older, reclusive billionaire, Mr. Harrigan. The two form a bond over books and an iPhone, but when the man passes away the boy discovers that not everything dead is gone.
Donald Sutherland Jaeden Martell Kirby Howell-Baptiste Joe Tippett Cyrus Arnold Conor William Wright Alexa Shae Niziak Bennett Saltzman Joseph Paul Kennedy Thomas Francis Murphy Thalia Torio Peggy J. Scott Daniel Reece Wayne Pyle Frank Ridley Iván Amaro Bullón Colin O'Brien Caitlin Shorey Leo Kennedy Randy Kovitz
Stephen King Amy Sayres Scott Robertson Alexis Martin Woodall Jeremy Gold Eric Kovtun Chris McCumber Scott Greenberg
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i’m sorry but mr. harrigan can’t come to the phone right now, why? cause he’s…. dead?
This movie completely wasted my time. The movie basically went nowhere. There was no point to this.
Stephen King has written any number of perceptive and bone-chilling stories about moral strength, innocence lost, and the psychic battle that has raged between good and evil since the beginning of time. His 2020 novella “Mr. Harrigan’s Phone” — an anti-tech fable about a teenage boy who befriends a reclusive billionaire, buys the old man an iPhone, slips the device into his casket when he dies for some reason, and then starts receiving ominous text messages from the same number after the funeral — is definitely not one of them. Such bottom-drawer source material proves to be an insurmountable disadvantage for John Lee Hancock’s Netflix adaptation of the same name, a downcast and thoroughly dreadful supernatural drama that somehow fails…
Not the best Stephen King but a decent watch nonetheless. I actually found myself really enjoying parts of the story that had little to do with the horror side of things. The characters were really well fleshed out. Jaeden Martel and Donald Sutherland were great. It lagged and became boring once it really got into the horror shtick of it all.
