March 9, 2009
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Ekin Cheng, Stephanie Che, Fiona Xie, Shawn Yue
An action-thriller that follows the events that occur after a man calls the police to let them know of the mysterious presence in his house.
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September 26, 2008Dreams and, presumably, alternate realities frustrate from time to time but a story does manage to tie it together pretty well. It's spooky and creepy enough and the cinematography is good. My only complaint is the Mandarin dub was not done very well. I don't even know why it was...( read more)
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January 4, 2009First of, this is a ghost story originating out of Hong Kong...proving once again the best asian horror comes out of Japan or South Korea. Ekin is a fine talent but miscast in this movie. Shawn is eye candy but his screen presence is not even close to Nicholas Tse. Second, the ...( read more)
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June 29, 2009Great humour in parts, great story, likeable characters where characters are meant to be likeable and absolutely detestable where appropriate. Ekin Cheng is an amazing actor and his bond with the delivery girl is brief yet so well-developed and deeply felt.
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January 5, 2009Promising Beginning but the end seems to be a little rush. A good film overall.
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November 16, 2008not bad. Just a word of advice for those who don't understand the film: WHAT YOU SEE MAY NOT BE WHAT IT SEEMS.
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