Storyline
A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.
Directors
Cast
Jake Gyllenhaal, Paul Dano, Peter Sarsgaard, Bill Burr, Ethan Hawke, Adrian Martinez, Beau Knapp, Jaime FitzSimons, Edi Patterson, Christina Vidal, Riley Keough, Marlene Forte, Gillian Zinser, Eli Goree, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Terence J. Rotolo, Aileen Burdock, Dillon Lane, David Castaneda, Bret Porter, Christiana Montoya, Maurice Webster, Sal Lucio, Becky Wu, Oscar Balderrama, Jonathan Hunt
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Reviews
83
What makes The Guilty good is the way it tacitly communicates so much about the character without ever having to speak his issues out loud.
80
This is Jake Gyllenhaal’s show.
79
Fuqua, like Möller before him, doesn’t really give you time to sit back and think about it. The Guilty stays in one place but moves like a tough, efficient action flick; it’s a thrill ride in an office chair.
75
If you’ve seen Moller’s The Guilty, well, you’ve basically seen Fuqua’s, but Gyllenhaal’s performance adds a go-for-broke turn that capitalizes on the actor’s deep emotional reserves.
75
Jake Gyllenhaal delivers as one would expect, proving again that he’s one of the most consistent actors alive.
