Sadako 3D 2 (2013)
Genre: Horror
Duration: 90 minuten
Alternative title: Sadako 2 3D
Country:
Japan
Directed by: Tsutomu Hanabusa
Stars: Satomi Ishihara, Miori Takimoto and Koji Seto
IMDb score:
4,1 (1.054)
Releasedate: 30 August 2013
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Sadako 3D 2 plot
"The girl is born."
Fûko Andô (Miori Takimoto) is a successful psychology student. One day she is asked to babysit her 4-year-old niece for a certain period of time. She does, but soon finds out that strange things happen when her niece is around. When she searches for answers, Fûko learns that an incident involving a cursed video tape happened 5 years earlier. Too late she finds out that she herself is now also involved in this terrible curse.
Actors and actresses
Fuko Ando
Takanori Ando
Nagi
Ayaka Uemura
Mitsugu Kakiuchi
Kiyoshi Kashiwada
Yugo Koiso
Akane Ayukawa
Reviews & comments
Onderhond
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- 87592 messages
- 12835 votes
Much better.
The first part is quite disastrous. A film that was apparently only made for some extra money. With a sequel that has the same director and actors, expectations were not high at all.
And yet it was 100% not too bad. Budget for this one seemed noticeably higher to me and although the film is still quite far removed from the original Ringu films, that works to its advantage here. Much more graphic, the less is more approach is completely gone, but without the excess of lame 3D shots and with the extra budget it produces some cool scenes.
The girl is doing very well, which immediately brings some extra tension. The film is still a bit fluffy for a horror, but that is apparently part of the Ringu series. A bit too far-fetched and explanatory, so the tension disappears somewhat towards the end, but otherwise a pleasant sequel.
I have no idea if this will go any further, but the open ending certainly leaves plenty of room. One more step in this direction and Hanabusa may have a small masterpiece on his hands. Although that still requires some effort.
3.0*
Translated from Dutch · View original
Shadowed
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- 11345 messages
- 6677 votes
Director Tsutomu Hanabusa exchanges the horror for a big punch of sentiment. Of course there are rare moments of horror in between, but the finale goes in a rather dramatic direction that I can't quite follow. Fortunately, the computer effects look less wooden and the acting of the young Kokoro Hirasawa is particularly convincing, but all that weak, substantive nonsense really tests your patience. The characters always have to solve some uninteresting mystery and that is always revealed in the same bare and dry way. The finale takes quite a turn, so the highlights can be found earlier in the middle section. Sadako's menacing charisma is now hard to find and contemporary directors only seem to use the character to provide a starting point for their tired drama. In any case, it won't be my thing.
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