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Christopher YoungActeurs·trices:
Emily Browning, Arielle Kebbel, David Strathairn, Elizabeth Banks, Don S. Davis, Jesse Moss, Michael Emanuel, Kevin McNulty, Alf Humphreys (plus)VOD (3)
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Après un séjour en clinique psychiatrique, Anna revient chez elle, décidée à éclaircir les étranges circonstances entourant la mort de sa mère. Pendant sa convalescence, son père est tombé amoureux de Rachel, l'ex-infirmière de la disparue, qui est venue vivre chez eux... Consternée, Anna bascule définitivement dans l'horreur lorsque le fantôme de sa mère lui apparaît, désignant Rachel d'un doigt vengeur. Face à leur père qui ne veut rien entendre, Anna et sa soeur Alex décident d'enquêter sur le mystérieux passé de Rachel. La sous-estimer serait la pire des erreurs... (Paramount Pictures FR)
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The Uninvited is no disgrace to its genre and deserves recognition for its carefully told story, but the only way it would have emerged from the grey of mediocrity in my eyes would have been if the protagonists' clothes had been much more fitted, or preferably non-existent.
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A pretty decent horror thriller. I haven’t watched the original, and I’m sure it’s better in its own way, but unlike others, I’m not going to trash The Uninvited only because it’s not an original project. Based on what I could find out, the Korean A Tale of Two Sisters is a very complicated and hard to understand film, while The Uninvited is quite an easygoing ghost story, which doesn’t necessarily mean a bad thing, especially for those viewers who aren’t too much into Asian insanity. Technically, it’s good, the performances don’t add points, nor do they take any away. Good average overall. PS: It’s about time someone came up with a new shocking twist that dozens of other films will recycle in the next ten years, this one already pisses me off.
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It's fine, but it's still just a remake of a Korean film, which not only is good, but it's damn well-made. This is just a movie that benefits from having a really good source material. It's a shame it's a remake, because otherwise it could be rated even higher. Emily Browning is excellent here, and the film has good progression, even though it often heavily mirrors the original. The Korean (Asian) horror foundation is quite noticeable here.
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