Actually, no, that's not the biggest mistake. And that's probably the biggest mistake right there.
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Lee and, essentially, he acts sort of like Jigsaw in the Saw movies, where he forces Sam and Brady to engage in a series of game to ensure their survival or the survival of their loved ones. And, eventually, they come to get a call from a man calling himself Mr. They get bored and they start making prank calls and whatnot. Brady and Sam, whose girlfriend dumped him and he has no idea why, are spending time in bro'ing it up in Sam's house. They basically set up these assholes and, immediately, throw two of them into the thick of things. They call people and tell them that a loved one has died in a car pile-up. For example, the first prank sees them calling this woman and telling her that a criminal is in her house and that he's taken her daughter. Basically, these four indiscernible white boys (one of them is named Brady, so you already know that they're fucking douchebags) play extreme pranks on people and then they post recordings of these videos online for them to go viral.
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But, honestly, it's been forever since I've seen a movie where I sympathized with the lead characters LESS than I did in this movie. You can do something with and, theoretically, the film does try to attempt this. They're just doing it for a laugh or to make their pathetic little lives have some sort of meaning, even if that meaning is in and of itself is being a piece of shit to strangers.
And that's something that's very true, these really extreme trolls have depersonalized other human beings to the point that they don't see what they do as anything negative that can have real-life consequences. I like the idea because you could play with the idea of the disconnect between online pranks/trolling versus the consequences those pranks have on people in real life. A couple of pranksters get the tables turned on them by the victim of one of their pranks. So, yea, where do I start with this movie? I suppose you could say that the concept itself is a relatively decent one.
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