When the stranger shoots a guy, the cops surround the phone booth. Then a mysterious stranger (Kiefer Sutherland) calls the payphone. He doesn't want his wife Kelly (Radha Mitchell) to see the calls on his cell. Every day at the same time he calls young actress Pamela McFadden (Katie Holmes) from a payphone. Stu Shepard (Colin Farrell) is a fast talking publicist. A film to be watched more than once, PHONE BOOTH is definitely gonna be a hard one to beat in the years to come. Although this film only takes place on one location, I would say it matches the thrills and tension seen in the likes of the DIE HARD trilogy, it's that riveting. The supporting cast is also great, with Forest Whitaker typically excellent as the detective on the scene, and ex-NEIGHBOURS actress Radha Mitchell as Farrell's wife. The Irish-born star is top-notch in his leading role, consolidating his place as one of Hollywood's most promising A-list stars. This definitely one of the most suspenseful films I've ever seen, with the gripping story evolving so far that you'll be sweating as you watch this, right along with Farrell. Short, snappy and extremely realistic, to say much about the plot would be to spoil this one, other than the banter between Farrell and the killer has you on the edge, as well as the small-scale but riveting action and drama. With CELLULAR, another hi-concept offering from Cohen focusing, this time, on a mobile phone, it's worth checking out PHONE BOOTH as it definitely stands out as one of the freshest films of the early 2000s, right up there with the LORD OF THE RINGS trilogy in terms of quality. Larry Cohen's concept was originally offered to Hitchcock back in the '60s – but the auteur director couldn't figure a reason for keeping the guy in the phone booth for the whole thing, so it got delayed forty or so years until now. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged birds, bluejay, chickadee, photo booth, picture, woodpecker. Naturally, I dropped everything I was doing and went and put a couple of scoops out for them. While I am typing this post at my dining room table, my deer friends came to visit and were quite disappointed that I didn’t have any corn out for them.
BIRD PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS UPDATE
I’ll update more once I reach out to the company. I will note that they do have a battery pack that you can purchase that is supposed to extend the life of your device to up to two days. I plan to reach out to the company to see if they can offer any help.
I’m not sure if my camera is defective or if I’m doing something wrong but it’s quite disappointing. The review states that the battery should last 5 hours but so far, I’ve only been able to get about and hour and a half out of mine. My only complaint about the equipment is the battery life.
BIRD PHOTO BOOTH FOR WINDOWS PROFESSIONAL
The weatherproof case includes a professional glass macro lens that provides the extra close up effect to your images.
The feature that attracted me to the Photo Booth was the 4 K and 16 megapixel motion-activated camera the quality of the images that were being posted were absolutely stunning and it didn’t disappoint me upon using it for the first time. Within 20 minutes I had a male House Finch perched on the bowl eating the birdseed soon followed Black-capped Chickadees, a Downy Woodpecker and a Bluejay. I feed birds year round in my backyard and have never had a problem attracting them so getting my feathered friends used to a new feeding station was not a problem.
I had been admiring everyone’s pictures on the Michigan Bird Watching Facebook site that I belong to and the bird nerd in me was screaming that I needed one! I’ve only been able to have it in operation a couple of times due to our bitter cold weather but so far I’m quite pleased with it. After much debate and envy, I recently purchased the Bird Photo Booth 2.0.
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