It had two endings but had a multitude of plots

Rating: 9/10 (13 January 2013)

The film,it seems, has 2 endings with one being the original one and the other one being conjured after the first one was sensed to be a little disappointing. Whatever it may be, the movie has a hell lotta places where you find yourself at the edge of your seats. When other horror movies are following a recipe book, this one comes up with a flummoxing entanglement of events and realizations. Elsin, who apparently is a writer of paranormal books and who supposedly doesn't believe in the authenticity of third world forces, gets a challenge when some ostensibly anonymous person sends him a postcard suggesting about the Dolphin Hotel in New York and advises him not to enter the room no. 1408.. Elsin, who takes this up as a challenge makes sure that he does enter the room once and survives for more than an hour - something that 56 people acc. to the manager failed to do in the past 95 years. Initially, Elsin's doubts seem right with nothing unusual happening in the room but the moment the radio clock starts by itself and plays the song "we've just begun" and sets the timer to 60 minutes, you're already begun with the real 60 minutes that this movie is all about. And in actuality, 60 minutes in the movie nearly amount to 60 minutes of your viewing time.. Really worth a watch.. :)