88 Minutes

In Speed, a bomb on a city bus is rigged to explode if the bus's speed drops below 50 mph, pushing adrenaline levels to the max. Fans of the high-stakes game against time in 88 Minutes will find themselves on the edge of their seats once more.

In Phone Booth, a slick publicist is held hostage in a phone booth by a sniper, placing him in a high-tension situation where he must follow the caller's instructions to survive. Fans of 88 Minutes will appreciate the real-time suspense and the psychological intensity as the protagonist's life hangs in the balance.

The Call stars Halle Berry as a 911 operator who receives a call from a kidnapped girl, leading to a tense chase to save the victim. The real-time urgency and the sense of claustrophobia and immediate danger are akin to the gripping atmosphere of 88 Minutes.

Saw traps its characters in a sadistic game of survival, where they must follow the twisted rules of a killer to escape deadly traps. The psychological terror and the theme of being monitored by a deranged mind are experiences familiar to viewers who liked 88 Minutes.

Eagle Eye follows two strangers who are thrown together by mysterious phone calls from an unidentified woman who threatens their lives and family. The high-tech surveillance and action-packed sequences will resonate with viewers who enjoy the relentless pacing of 88 Minutes.

Nick of Time features Johnny Depp as an ordinary man who is thrust into a deadly game when his daughter is kidnapped, and he's forced to assassinate a politician to save her. Similar to 88 Minutes, it has a real-time framework that adds to the nail-biting suspense.

Untraceable involves an FBI agent racing against time to track down a tech-savvy killer who posts live-streamed murders on the internet. This movie matches 88 Minutes in its blend of technology, real-time pressure, and the quest to stop a killer before more lives are lost.