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reviewer: Simon

movie: Jian Gui

genre: Foreign

rating: R

director: Chun, Oxide Pang; Pang, Danny. 

cast: Lee, Angelica; Chou, Lawrence. 

length: 1 Hour, 38 Min.

review1: The premise of this Hong Kong movie is that a 19 year old girl, Mun
(Angelica Lee) gets a cornea transplant, and with her new eyes, she can see more
than she even thought existed: Ghosts! She convinces Dr. Wah (Lawrence Chou) of
her visions, and they take a quest to find the previous "owner" of the eyes.

review2: This Cantonese movie is a prime example of foreign horror (a.k.a
Horreign) films. Although a mixture of films like "The Sixth Sense" (the theme
of the girl being able to see ghosts), and "Final Destination" (the theme of the
girl being able to predict accidents/deaths), this movie is by far better than
both of those. This movie stars a number of young, inexperienced actors and
actresses, but seem to have been acting their entire lives. For it's good script
and acting, this movie gains a number of stars, also adding to it's score is the
great horror which this movie brings to the viewer. Also, this movie is one of
those movies that are made for the viewer to think, to a good music score, no
less. Overall, this movie loses a mere 2 stars for unoriginality.

stars: 8

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