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	Movie Transmission Systems Using Movie Cellular Phone
		Movie pictures from the patients' homes were received through the TV telephone and sent via ISDN to the hospital where a digital video recorder and a TV monitor were used for recording and conferencing.
		Movie pictures from the hospital were taken with the TV telephone camera at 15 frames per second and 640 x 480 pixel resolution.
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	tie.telemed.org /articles/article.asp?path=homehealth&article=movieTransmissionSystemCellPhone_ko_hhct04.xml (1438 words)

	MovieFreak.com - "Cellular" Movie Review
		Thrust into a world of corruption and murder, Ryan has to piece together the identities of the faceless woman’s abductors while also trying to ascertain exactly what it is they are after, all while trying to keep their tenuous cell phone connection, and only point of contact, alive.
		Thanks to them, even when the movie goes a bit beyond silly it still remains engaging, and I can’t imagine that would even remotely be the case without this talented group in front of the camera.
		In fact, one of the chief defects of “Cellular” isn’t that it’s familiar or easy to predict the twists and turns, it is that Ellis and Morgan are so struck on telegraphing them.
	www.moviefreak.com /reviews/c/cellular.htm (843 words)

	CELLULAR - Search Results - MSN Encarta
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	Lee's Movie Info - Cellular Review
		He must race around the city doing everything he can to save her family and recover the thing the bad guys want before they do; in the background is also a cop named Mooney (William H. Macy), who eventually catches on to the kidnapping.
		Cellular also beats Phone Booth in the ridiculously over the top way this is all handled.
		Cellular isn't the best of thrillers but it's far from a bad connection; it has ingenuity and a really nice looking cast, making it a pretty exciting night at the movies.
	www.leesmovieinfo.net /Article.php?a=544 (560 words)

	: Cellular Review : Kipler Mens Lifestyle :
		What breaks Cellular apart from other generic thrillers of the new millennium is simply how fun it is. It's campy at times, it's unbelievable, the plot's thin and full of holes, but I doubt you can have more fun at a movie this year.
		Cellular has its share of thrills, nothing above what we've been seeing, but I'm going to say it's the most fun you can have in a movie theater this year.
		It certainly can't be mistaken for an amazing movie, but if you want to see something fun, entertaining, and a great time killer, then Cellular is your movie.
	www.kipler.com /article/cellular_movie_review.html (405 words)

	Movie review: 'Cellular' - Metromix Chicago Movies
		For the rest of "Cellular," we're treated to the spectacle of the now hero-ized Ryan, crashing and smashing through innumerable hair-raisers--including improvised armed robberies, wrong-way freeway drives and a final shootout back at the pier--while eluding or battling an increasingly large and intimidating array of villains.
		The only way "Cellular" works is as an action comedy; unfortunately, when the movie tries for real humor, as it does with that obnoxious attorney (his vanity license plate reads "I WL SU YU 2"), it mostly goes coy and crude.
		The movie's script is credited to newcomer Chris Morgan and the story to savvy old pro Larry Cohen ("Phone Booth"), whom we can probably thank for the nifty premise.
	chicago.metromix.com /movies/review/movie-review-cellular/159012/content (725 words)

	Vegam, a pseudo thriller
		The movie is an exercise in how to make a broken telephone work and all the ingenious ways a person can receive a telephone call.
		In Vegam, the pace of the movie is inevitably hampered by the mandatory romantic and comedy sequences.
		That these picture postcards have nothing to do with the movie is justified by saying that average moviegoer cannot afford a trip to the said foreign locale.
	www.rediff.com /movies/2007/sep/28ssvegam.htm (461 words)

	Cellular Movie Review
		"Cellular" has all the earmarks of a genuinely smart thriller rewritten by a studio-lapdog script doctor who was told it didn't have enough car chases and comic relief.
		As originally conceived by Larry Cohen ("Phone Booth"), the film makes cunning use of the titular technology in its plot that follows an aimless beach dude (utterly bland buff-boy Chris Evans) whose cell phone is on the receiving end of a desperate call for help from a kidnapped woman (Kim Basinger).
		Disbelieving at first, Evans ("Not Another Teen Movie") is soon robbing a cell phone store for a charger (his battery is low) and stealing cars to drive like Andretti through downtown Los Angeles, trying to beat the bad guys to Basinger's son and husband (it's him they're really after) so he can save the day.
	www.contactmusic.com /new/film.nsf/reviews/cellular_1 (346 words)

	Cellular Movie Review - Cellular Movie Trailer - The Boston Globe
		"Cellular" was written by Chris Morgan and is based on a screen story by the B-movie artist Larry Cohen, whose last script was "Phone Booth." What's so absorbing about "Cellular" is the way it taunts you to laugh at it, when, really, it's in on all the jokes.
		The movie also busts up the tension with a sideplot that drags the reliably good William H. Macy, as a very nice cop, into the action.
		"Cellular" is a dumb "Collateral" or a talky "Speed": a movie that has hilariously resonant ideas about the wild social and urban matrix that is Los Angeles.
	www.boston.com /movies/display?display=movie&id=3449 (639 words)

	Movie Review: Cellular
		The mobile telephone is merely the means to the movie's relatively low-tech purpose.
		Cellular is an unpretentious mystery thriller with interesting characters and clear contrasts.
		Nevertheless, Cellular is a tense, plot-based thriller; a harmless indulgence free of ear-splitting explosions, choppy shots and grating anti-heroes.
	www.boxofficemojo.com /reviews/?id=1450&p=.htm (572 words)

	"Cellular" Movie Review by Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
		This was my first impression of “Cellular.” It seemed to be such a stretch - not to mention the fact that I didn’t think anyone could realistically sustain a person on a cell phone for 90 minutes.
		“Cellular” tells the story of Jessica Martin (Kim Basinger), who gets kidnapped by a group of mysterious men demanding to know where “it” is. Of course, Jessica has no idea what they’re talking about and insists that they have gone after the wrong family.
		“Cellular” joins a list of movies like “Alien vs. Predator,” “Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid” and “The Punisher” that had such potential to stink but actually turned out to be a nice piece of mindless entertainment.
	www.7mpictures.com /inside/reviews/cellular_review.htm (724 words)

	"Cellular" / a review and/or comments from Christian Spotlight on the Movies
		There is one part where some teens are at a beach and one girl is obviously not wearing a bra under her shirt and they refer to her as “nipples.” But that was the “worst” part.
		I only went to this movie because another Christian had seen it and told me that the Lord’s name was not taken in vain (“not even once,” was her comment).
		Negative - All of the action scenes of this movie were fun to watch, it was suspenseful…the reviewer forgot to mention most of the setting was at a beach and nearly naked women were all throughout the movie…the movie dwelled on breasts and nipples.
	www.christiananswers.net /spotlight/movies/2004/cellular.html (2277 words)

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		This section includes the top movies ever in the US that have grossed over $100 Million, top 100 movies ever in the US adjusted for inflation, the top 100 movies ever worldwide, the top 10 opening weekends, and the top movie by year.
		This page is going to keep a record of all the movies that have been released in 2007.
		For each movie it is going to have the date released, total box office gross so far, the highest ranking and the max.
	www.the-movie-times.com (1104 words)

	Cellular movie review
		Set in sunny HELL-A Cali, Cellular is about a kid named Ryan (Chris Evans) and his unexpected involvement in the abduction of Jessica Martin (Kim Basinger) and her family by a very nasty (the best kind) leading villain named Greer (Jason Statham) and his band of cronies.
		The movie starts out with a pretty solid opening and it tries very hard to keep that pace until the very end.
		BS for sure but the movie is anything but, actually it is pretty damn good even with the plot holes and ridiculously obvious storyline.
	www.moviesforguys.com /thriller/reviews/cellular.shtml (665 words)

	A Movie Parable: Cellular
		Cellular uses the hand held communication device as the central "character" in an entertaining though largely implausible action/adventure film.
		Science teacher and LA housewife Jessica Martin (Kim Basinger) is roughly abducted by a band of unknown thugs.
		Watching him "morph" into action hero mode is a large part of the movie's attraction.
	www.christiancritic.com /mov2004/cellular.asp (518 words)

	Cellular Reviews - Moviefone
		By occupying their roles believably, by acting as we think their characters probably would, they save the movie from feeling like basic Hollywood action (even when it probably is).
		I even didnt liked starwars this much and i see some people like this movie and some not,i dont care, i know what i am watching and bcos i like it very much i am not gona convince every one that this is completly perfect but this is close to perfect.
		"cellular was the best movie that i have seen in a long time...i would have never guessed in a million years that it would have been as good as it was...I LOVED IT!!!!"
	movies.aol.com /movie/cellular/18969/reviews (805 words)

	Movie Blog » Hindi Movie Review
		The movie story is about a family whose head is the father who is a professor in a college, mother and two young daughters living in a small town Banaras.
		The story of the movie is based in a small village where a joint family lives and is visited by the son, Siddharth Chaturvedi and the daughter-in-law, Avni who come to this remote village from America.
		The name of the movie is misguiding as it tells there are boys in the college but it does not tell that the movie is a horror movie about ghosts and the story of the movie really horrifies you in the end.
	movies.dcealumni.com /films/hindi-movies-review-blog (1010 words)

	Movie Review: Cellular
		Cellular, as the name implies, is a movie about a cell phone, well actually, a particular cell phone called by Jessica Martin (Kim Basinger), who is inexplicably kidnapped and is being held hostage in a loft somewhere in or around LA. Using skills she probably learned from watching Mr.
		Cellular also suffered the banalities of mobile telephony such as the cell phone dying from a low battery, losing signals in tunnels and stairways, and cross talk.
		The movie was also to keep you guessing as to what the gangsters were looking for and there were a few good twists thrown in, as well as a couple of laughs at the expense of Rick Hoffman's character.
	www.attrition.org /movies/cellular.html (690 words)

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	Cellular
		For the entire movie she sounds like she's trying to be upset but restrained at the same time.
		The trailer makes the movie seem like it's going to be more serious than it actually is. I was expecting it to attempt to be a full-fledged thriller, but it's all about the comic relief.
		Cellular is the slacker class clown in school that wouldn't do his homework, made bad grades, never went a day without waxing sarcastic, and loved taunting the teacher.
	www.themoviemark.com /moviereviews/cellular.asp (1191 words)

	cbs5.com - Calif. Cellular Subscribers Subsidizing Telecoms
		The state's 25 million cellular subscribers contributed 60 percent of the payments to the B Fund, a proportion that is likely to increase given the growing number of consumers relying exclusively on wireless communication.
		Cellular carriers like Sprint/Nextel and T-Mobile are billing their costumers for fees that end up in the coffers of traditional telephone companies like AT&T and Verizon, which own competing wireless providers.
		Cell phones were originally included in the program, Leutza said, because regulators then believed large numbers of cellular calls were made to wireline telephones, a theory that may be outdated today as wireless devices become ubiquitous among a population addicted to mobility.
	cbs5.com /consumer/local_story_017223802.html (1804 words)

	Cellular Movie - The Hollywood News
		Cellular is a film that aspires to be a big ole slam bang dose of dumb fun, sadly however, it was mostly just plain dumb.
		Cellular is basically a B-movie with a bigger budget and two or three significant actors.
		Cellular features every action movie cliché you can shake a shtick at; Crooked cops, a damsel in distress, a young buck out to save the day, a little boy whose life is threatened if the bad guys don't get what they want, and a seemingly dopey policeman who everyone thinks is dumb, but really isn't.
	www.thehollywoodnews.com /reviews/cellular.htm (1461 words)

	Cellular movie review
		'Cellular' is a hilarious, suspenseful, action comedy based on a story by the veteran thriller writer Larry Cohen.
		Rest of the movie deals with Ryan's adventures to thwart the kidnappers and save Jessica and her son.
		The movie also gives out a message about dangers of answering your cell phone without checking the caller ID. It is best not to answer if it is an unfamiliar number to avoid getting into strange situations.
	www.webindia123.com /movie/international/reviews/cellular/index.htm (470 words)

	toledoblade.com -- Movie review: Cellular **
		Cellular tells the story of a science teacher (Kim Basinger) kidnapped by men with shaved heads and held in an attic where she learns to construct a crude telegraph machine of sorts from the demolished remains of an old rotary telephone.
		Once everyone's connected, Cellular flips back and forth between Jennifer providing the instructions for her rescue and cowering from her tormentors, while Ryan races around waiting for their call to disconnect.
		Cellular was written by Larry Cohen, a long-time B-movie icon who penned the similar Phone Booth.
	www.toledoblade.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20040910/ART09/409100305/-1/ART (893 words)

	YMA Movie Review - Cellular
		Cellular is a drama / thriller which contains frequent strong violence towards men, women and young children and reckless, life-endangering use of vehicles.
		Older adolescents should be able to view this movie, depending on their susceptibility to violence and terror.
		The violence in Cellular is vicious, ruthless and realistic, chiefly targeting a mother, her son and the boy's father.
	www.youngmedia.org.au /mediachildren/07_04/07_04_143_cellular.htm (1447 words)

	Cellular Movie Review at Hollywood Video
		The filmmakers recycle clichés by the truckload in Cellular, which barrels from one contrivance to the next with utterly predictable results.
		As it is, director David R. Ellis (Final Destination 2) tries to ratchet up the tension in Cellular, but there's so little surprise to any of the twists and turns that his efforts are mostly for naught.
		If Cellular were an actual telephone, it would work about as well as two tin cans and string.
	www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?mid=139231 (805 words)

	Cellular
		Cellular was co-written by Larry Cohen, whose other credits include Phone Booth, a movie starring Colin Farrell as a guy stuck in a phone booth.
		She spends most of the movie talking into a broken telephone receiver and acting really upset.
		The movie features a few superfluous characters, including Ryan's girlfriend (she does nothing) and his laid-back pal (Eric Christian Olsen), and an obnoxious LA guy in a Porsche, who's only funny if you drive Interstate 5 to work every day.
	www.azcentral.com /ent/movies/articles/0910cellular10.html (589 words)

	Cellular \| Movie Review \| Entertainment Weekly
		In Cellular, there is kidnapping, armed robbery, homicide, and a car chase down the wrong side of the freeway, not to mention some criminally low-rent dialogue, all compacted with machine efficiency.
		In the opening moments of Cellular, Jessica Martin (Kim Basinger), a high school science teacher, is kidnapped out of her nice Brentwood home and taken to a grungy attic, where she attempts to save herself by rubbing together the wires of a smashed telephone.
		It's fun to see Ryan burst into a cellular store and brandish a handgun to get to the front of the line before his battery runs out, and the film keeps zigzagging in new directions, even if its individual parts feel far from new.
	www.ew.com /ew/article/0,,694121,00.html (506 words)

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