Eye, The - BLU-RAY Version (2008)

comley from ABINGDON , 28/09/2008

this is a good remake of J horror classic with a solid performance from jessica alba

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neo67 from Hemel Hempstead [Highly rated reviewer] , 12/10/2008

I enjoyed this film even more when i found out Jessica Alba actually learned to play the violin for her part and this is always a good sign that a star is going that extra mile for the part.The film has a few real jumpy bits and moves at a good pace never really getting bogged down.The Blu-ray disc really does bring the film to life with the colours and sound.

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A customer from Trowbridge , 21/10/2008

probably one of the best remakes of this genre i recommend this to anyone who enjoys japanese horror remakes

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Jeffa from Southampton [Highly rated reviewer] , 27/10/2008

I see Dead people again.... The film was a bit short and more abreviated than the original story. This version of the film has a few good and bad points. The good points are that unlike some films it doesn't spend time justifying itself before the story has got going. Some rules have been broken from the original. Sorry but the rules are there for a reason. Some good parts of the story have been missed out because of this. There is another back story to this film which again has been cut and parts have been included in the Deleted scenes in the extra's. As you gather from the beginning of my review here it has taken on the semblance of the sixth sense and it even makes fun of this fact by using a Doctor's dialogue to insert the phrase 'See Dead people...' There is a good progression of the story so for first timers this is not going to be boring. Jessica Alba is the driving force behind this film and it largely sees it from her point of view. look out for yet another apearance of Tamlyn Tomika in an unusual but assuring semi-supporting role. You will better know this actress from her parts in films Like The Day after Tomorrow and has been in many Tv series like Stargate Atlantis. Her parts go back as far as Karate kid Part 2. The film is of course a concept of the original but keeps true to the history of the story itself. I would not go as far as some as saying that Jessica Alba learned to play the music portrayed in the film. She learned the basics whilst a professional violinist voiced over via her instrument. The film has a good cast and a good pace and some reasonable stunts. Good 4 stars.

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neo67 from Hemel Hempstead [Highly rated reviewer] , 12/10/2008

I enjoyed this film even more when i found out Jessica Alba actually learned to play the violin for her part and this is always a good sign that a star is going that extra mile for the part.The film has a few real jumpy bits and moves at a good pace never really getting bogged down.The Blu-ray disc really does bring the film to life with the colours and sound.

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Jeffa from Southampton [Highly rated reviewer] , 27/10/2008

I see Dead people again.... The film was a bit short and more abreviated than the original story. This version of the film has a few good and bad points. The good points are that unlike some films it doesn't spend time justifying itself before the story has got going. Some rules have been broken from the original. Sorry but the rules are there for a reason. Some good parts of the story have been missed out because of this. There is another back story to this film which again has been cut and parts have been included in the Deleted scenes in the extra's. As you gather from the beginning of my review here it has taken on the semblance of the sixth sense and it even makes fun of this fact by using a Doctor's dialogue to insert the phrase 'See Dead people...' There is a good progression of the story so for first timers this is not going to be boring. Jessica Alba is the driving force behind this film and it largely sees it from her point of view. look out for yet another apearance of Tamlyn Tomika in an unusual but assuring semi-supporting role. You will better know this actress from her parts in films Like The Day after Tomorrow and has been in many Tv series like Stargate Atlantis. Her parts go back as far as Karate kid Part 2. The film is of course a concept of the original but keeps true to the history of the story itself. I would not go as far as some as saying that Jessica Alba learned to play the music portrayed in the film. She learned the basics whilst a professional violinist voiced over via her instrument. The film has a good cast and a good pace and some reasonable stunts. Good 4 stars.

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