2002
110 minutes
Horror
English
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This American remake keeps the basic story of the original Japanese movie Ring on which it's based. A journalist (Naomi Watts) investigates and, rashly, watches a videotape that is said to lead, within the week, to the death of the viewer. But is it just an urban legend? And if not, how can a videotape have this power? It's not as thrilling as the original Japanese horror movie, but there are enough scary moments to feed your nightmares for weeks to come.
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