What I've seen last Raya.
[random] ho hum...busy on the weekends too!? Geez.
[listening to] side by travis
When I found out that this one was based from a Korean movie,I got this one kinda mixed-feelings, ya know.Well,east-to-west adaptations...it's like you're having a large bowl of your favorite ice cream in front of you, and you want to experiment it with different kinds of topping(s). For me, I'll pretty much accept anything yummy as long it doesn't contain any vanilla or strawberries. Whether your ice cream will be more tastier with the 'works',or you should let it untouched..it's up to your tastebuds.
The Uninvited wasn't the first east-to-west adaptation I've watched.In fact,the first ever,was The Grudge,based from
Ju-on.I really,really,really love Ju-on because I could always relate my thoughts with these quotes (pardon me,I can't remember who said this),"
see the horror as an art".Oh,if you haven't seen Ju-on or you would like to explore some eastern horror genres,I'd recommend it.As in The Grudge,I was a lil bit dissapointed because the focal point of the movie is the
nanny itself (and other irrelevant characters,mind you).No,no,don't get it wrong.I love Sarah Michelle Gellar since Buffy,The Vampire Slayer and Cruel Intentions.Ugh,did I just mention that I got mixed-feelings?
As for this review of mine (and more to come,we'll see), I won't come up with 'out of 5 or 10 stars' or 'plus/minus' thingy.All of my opinions are spontaneous,so yeah.Just sit back,and enjoy yourself.
Hur hur.
May contain spoilers.Don't proceed if you don't want your popcorn-munching session to be spoiled!
What is the title of the movie,Angela? The Uninvited.
Alrighty,which character(s) that I will see the most through out the movie? Pale-looking Anna (played by Emily Browning),who looks like the younger version of that singer,Sophie Ellis-Baxtor,her spunky older sister,Alex (played by Arielle Kebbel) that resembles the younger Jessica Alba.Besides that,their father's girlfriend,Rachel Summers (played by Elizabeth Banks) and her aura seems to tell me that she is some kind of a career woman that is trying to adjust her new role as a housewife.
Okay,cut the crap,Angela.What can you summed up after you've done watching it? One of the important things that I have learned..please be careful of your activities behind the door.Especially,if you're involving with some sinister,wrongdoings.If you realized that your actions will cause harm-of-any-kind to your love ones in the future..remember,it is your fault at the first place.Alrighty,alrighty..who am I blabbing on your freedom and rights.It's just that,if you can't resists it,just go ahead and do it somewhere far,far away.To a deserted island or something.Don't forget that someone might peep through the keyhole(if your room door has one,duh)..and the rest,they say,will become your nightmare.
What do you think of the movie poster,Angela? Like,
seriously,I was wondering what is the connection with the movie.
So,what will you recommend for further watching,Angela? Hmm,I think I'll proceed with the original version,"The Tale of Two Sisters" (a.k.a "Changhwa, Hongryon").Maybe I'll get a different perspective.Or learn something new.
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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