Mun has been blind since the age of two, and wants to see. When she's twenty, she finally gets the chance to get a cornea transplant. But the surgery has a terrifying side effect.
"The Eye" is a new film from Hong Kong, which really went beyond my expectations. I really enjoyed this movie. It wasn't particularly a masterpiece work of psychological horror, as it had a few flaws and many jump scares, but I'm the type of person that can accept that. I really liked the long tense scenes, and the scares that payed them off. And you can't help but feel bad for the main character: Angelica Lee gives a very beautiful sad performance as Mun. Same goes for Chutcha Rujinanon (Ling). And I thought the ending was pretty much a work of art (even though it was highly depressing, it was still very beautiful and touching).
So, what else can I say? This film was great. Highly recommended, and make sure you have a tissue box handy, along with clean underwear. This is one film I doubt I will ever forget.
"The Eye" is a new film from Hong Kong, which really went beyond my expectations. I really enjoyed this movie. It wasn't particularly a masterpiece work of psychological horror, as it had a few flaws and many jump scares, but I'm the type of person that can accept that. I really liked the long tense scenes, and the scares that payed them off. And you can't help but feel bad for the main character: Angelica Lee gives a very beautiful sad performance as Mun. Same goes for Chutcha Rujinanon (Ling). And I thought the ending was pretty much a work of art (even though it was highly depressing, it was still very beautiful and touching).
So, what else can I say? This film was great. Highly recommended, and make sure you have a tissue box handy, along with clean underwear. This is one film I doubt I will ever forget.
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