I watched it on the school’s official channel

Tobin 2022-02-09 08:01:18

The American version of the grudge. The producer of the film, Sam Remy, was the director of the famous "Spider-Man", and it was he who introduced this famous Japanese horror movie to Hollywood, and eventually gave birth to this American-Japanese horror hybrid. In fact, I didn't watch it in its entirety. I watched it on Star Movies. I didn't know the title at the time, but when I saw a little boy, I guessed it was "The Grudge". One point that the US version is stronger than the Japanese version is the suspense.

Branson 2022-04-22 07:01:14

Compared with the original generation of The Grudge, there is no improvement. It feels like a few people have changed, and then the same plot is put aside, and the various paragraphs are not as rigorous or even subtle as the original generation. The points of Gaya's appearances are exactly the same as the previous ones, including the opening of the door from top to bottom. Each appearance is repeated, which is equivalent to and has been passed through by the drama. With sufficient psychological preparation, there is no horror at all. The place. This little boy is much cuter than the last one. It was a bit awkward for a few foreigners to play a curse in Japan. Before it started, I thought the story would be moved to the United States. After all, the previous remakes even if the plot was 1:1 re-enactment, at least the place should be placed on their own side. This wave of operations is a bit fan. There is a small question, whether Shimizu Takashi made a cameo in it for a few seconds.