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Your first indication that Cellular is going to be a thoroughly fun, thoroughly trashy B-movie is within the first five minutes, when Kim Basinger shows up in a tight black dress with fishnet stockings, walking her 11 year-old son to the bus. Some parent-child banter ensues, culminating in the question, "Mom, what's going to happen if you become a science teacher at my school?" Kim Basinger is a science teacher? In fishnet stockings?! Oh man, is this gonna be good! Stupid yet strangely appealing and a guilty pleasure if there ever was one, Cellular is the kind of dumb movie that makes you laugh with it, as opposed to at it. Possessed of a great, self-deflating sense of humor, the movie knowingly pokes fun at all of its absurdist plot twists while keeping a relatively high energy level and investing its characters with a modicum of sympathy. Rather than make fun of Basinger, you're egged on to encourage her beleaguered heroine, a woman who's suddenly kidnapped for no reason she can ascertain. When five burly guys, led by fiercesome baddie Jason Statham, break into her Brentwood home and shoot her housekeeper, the Oscar-winning actress does her standard shrilly-scream thing (which you may remember from her turn as Vicki Vale in Batman over ten years ago) and flails about her blonde hair helplessly. Once, however, she's locked in the most spacious attic you'd ever find, her Jessica Martin turns resourceful, assessing her surroundings and reassembling the broken pieces of a phone. Not only does she get it to work, she's able to tap out a phone number using two wires. Bet those kidnappers hadn't counted on abducting Mrs. Wizard! ... more
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