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A Tale of Two Sisters

7 user reviews

9.4/10

Average votes grouped by age and by sex:
Age:	1-12	13-17	18-25	26-35	36-49	50+	Total
Men: Votes:	- 0	9 1	10 1	10 1	- 0	- 0	9.7 3
Women: Votes:	- 0	10 1	- 0	8.5 2	- 0	- 0	9 3
Total: Votes:	- 0	9.5 2	10 2	9 3	- 0	- 0	9.4 7
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I really enjoyed the movie, but the beginning is a bit boring, it's more interesting when you start to understand things. If you watch it on DVD, keep the sound on or else the story will be confusing :D You might need to see it a few times before you understand everything in the story. I really enjoyed it!!! PS: It's not really scary.

9/10
11.8.2009 - melobelo2005@ - age: 13-17

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Amazing. It doesn't rely on disgusting-looking special effects to scare you, but rather just the psycological part of it. Though the first parts of it (at least until the first ghost comes out) is pretty boring.

10/10
10.12.2005 - xx_namida_xx@ - age: 13-17

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It's a brilliant piece of work that actually makes you think.

10/10
14.9.2005 - notcaring@ - age: 26-35

First review.

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Great movie. I've seen this one last summer at the Fantasia Festival and it was a very well crafted ghost story. This is the type of movie that you should see a few times just to uncover layers upon layers of details not necessarily noticed the first time around. A must see if you've enjoyed Asian movies like Ju-On or Ringu.

10/10
17.3.2005 - wendigo27@ - age: 26-35

First review.

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It's my favourite korean movie and I can say that I've seen quite a few of them.

10/10
13.3.2005 - saturnchen@ - age: 18-25

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A masterpiece of modern horror. It is visually enthralling and emotionally engaging. There is also so much more to this movie than just horror. The score is as equally masterful.

10/10
11.3.2005 - homelesspunk@ - age: 18-25

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This is worth seeing if you like art films. If you can bear with it for the first 45 minutes, it will then make sense and you will see what the director is doing. Original. Rather David Lynch-ish. Instead of a Lady in the Radiator, there's a Girl under the Sink.

7/10
3.3.2005 - quillsinc@ - age: 26-35

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