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believable effects (not for some 3D) in some of very memorable death scenes, best bridge accident in movies history, good ending to link back to FD1. what marred it was the relatively poor acting especially Sam's. also, seems like storyboard started off right but became worse towards the end, kinda being rushed out after elaborated scenes earlier.

I think the movie is overrated when people said that it's better than the first exorcist, which its originality just cannot be beaten. in fact, the only few things that made this movie good in its own way: - Brad's acting is master class. he could have won an Oscar for his magnificent portrayal of the Gemini killer. - the groundbreaking scenes e.g. hospital hallway and crawling on the ceiling. - the rather creative (and very visual) way of murder. other than these, it has very weak plot, overacting that it's almost comedic, absolute lack of horror element in its genre, and it's just monotonous throughout. boring, in short.

the cinematographer deserves death sentence for making the movie unwatchable. please don't stay in the industry and be a barista instead, since you have shaky hands.

the 12 ghosts character are well crafted. the house is amazing. the storyline could have been a lot better - I strongly suggest a reboot in a more serious, scarier tone - it would be fantastic. and fatalistic.

could have been much better. Peter Welley overacting partly killed the movie. substandard CGI is hard to excuse but well it's only 11 mil production anyway.

amazing horror movie. so underrated. it gave me nightmare for years. very sophisticated storyline.

confusing storyline, but true to the complexity of Korean history, a grim reminder of the dictatorship with massacres that ended not very long ago and the technical war between the two Korean nations that might ignite the 3rd world war as a matter of when, not if. such disturbing fact, alongside many bloody and torture scenes will leave many unsettled, especially those familiar enough with Koreans' relatively dark secrets in their politics and KCIA. the acting is great, though too much expectation on Lee turned out little disappointing, perhaps his directorial debut distracted his performance, or his own confusing role made him even less ascertained, evidently noticeable on his facial expression. in short, the movie sets a benchmark in the Korean movie industry, at least in the recent years, as the most daring attempt of revealing to the world its domestic and foreign political affairs in action-packed over-two-hours story. bravo!

a movie when director tried too hard to make it big. a simple storyline that could have worked but plagued with plenty of flaws, laughable coincidences, below-average acting - (A) (T)errible (M)ovie indeed.

a cheapskate production with very weak plots with low entertainment values. didn't expect that from Eli.

sure. part of the movie may seem unbelievable. it's the believable part that wins the heart of many, and that's what makes this movie a masterpiece, with emotion, humanity and life as the core of the story.