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  • George Bellefontaine
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    • Jan 2001
    • 7636

    #1

    The Ring/Ringu

    I watched The Ring last night and was a bit disappointed. Maybe I read too much hype about it. It just wasn't as sacry as I thought it would be. I'm going to rent Ringu, the original version, just to compare and see which one is the sacriest.

    Anyone here seen Ringu ?




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  • David Meek
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    • Aug 2000
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    #2
    Not I. Nor The Ring either.




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    • Dean McManis
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      • May 2003
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      #3
      Yeah, I'm not a horror fan, but this one was not really very scary, or greatly interesting. I saw it as an in-flight plane movie, so it was OK to see for free.

      Apparently, the original Japanese version was more detailed in the story, and a better, more mysterious telling of it as well.

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      • George Bellefontaine
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        • Jan 2001
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        #4
        I'd pretty much agree with what you heard about the Japanese version, Dean. It's definitely worth a rental.




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        • John Holmes
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          • Aug 2000
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          I enjoyed it. Yes it is weak but, I thought it had it's moments. I felt some of the things done in it were original. However, I too heard the same about the Asian version. And this film could use some help!




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