Near the start of the film, Eben and Billy find a pile of burned cell phones, the phones having been stolen by the Stranger to stop the people of Barrow calling for help. Later in the film, both Eben and Stella are seen using their cell phones. Why not use them to call for help? [Because the local towers had subsequently been destroyed.] Corrected by Phixius
30 Days of Night (2007) - 1 correction
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Near the start of the film, Eben and Billy find a pile of burned cell phones, the phones having been stolen by the Stranger to stop the people of Barrow calling for help. Later in the film, both Eben and Stella are seen using their cell phones. Why not use them to call for help? [Because the local towers had subsequently been destroyed.] Corrected by PhixiusYou may also like: I Am Legend | Cloverfield | Aliens vs Predator: Requiem | Apocalypto | Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl