Kuru

2018
2h 15min

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Drama Horror Mystery

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaOne day, a visitor leaves Hideki a memo of his unborn daughter's name "Chisa". Two years later, Hideki's house is attacked by a sinister presence. To protect his family, Hideki asks for help... Leer todoOne day, a visitor leaves Hideki a memo of his unborn daughter's name "Chisa". Two years later, Hideki's house is attacked by a sinister presence. To protect his family, Hideki asks for help to perform a ritual to break an unknown spell.One day, a visitor leaves Hideki a memo of his unborn daughter's name "Chisa". Two years later, Hideki's house is attacked by a sinister presence. To protect his family, Hideki asks for help to perform a ritual to break an unknown spell.

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8kosmasp

Oh the horror

Horror movies can be tough - to find out how to mix them, how many parts drama and other elements you can or have to put into the mix. Mystery also works wonders. Keep the audience guessing if you can. Something this movie does succesfully (imho), which is not an easy feat.

Some things may seem different than others and the movie does warrant more than one viewing to see things with the knowledge of where the story and the characters are heading. Really fine tuned and edge of your seat suspension. It has quite a lot of flaws when it comes to the story itself ... but just don't think about them - it'll make the experience better.

6redrobin62-321-207311

Nice Visuals Ruined By Hammy Acting and Over-Long Story

Somewhere in "It Comes" is a great film waiting to burst forth. The visuals can't be beat; they were right on point. Excellent cinematography and editing. The weak bits? The over-acting. It just became too much after a while. The length of the film was also overwhelming. It took me three days to see it. Exorcism films have been done to death since "The Exorcist", and every single one of them have failed to best the original 1973 version. I've seen quite a few Korean exorcism films and this Japanese version falls into the same trap of over-acting and cliched tropes. Oh well. It did seem like they put a lot of money into it, so there's that.

4ryan_sy

It Comes for Your Sanity

To put it succinctly, you need to read a plot summary to understand this movie. The acting was over-the-top silly, the story line was jumbled, and the movie was too long and poorly edited with cheap CGI to keep my interest.

The movie gets a few points for containing a couple scary and disturbing scenes, but they are lost in the overall mix.

Not worth a watch- skip it

[4/10]

5oliveemaki

Too much narration and angry screaming

This film could have really hit home the subject of child neglect/abuse, all in disguise of stories told by adults deluded by self-pity. One-dimensionally vilifying the characters gets in the way of exploring the movie's main message: exploitation of parenthood as a tool for self-gratification.

We also get distracted by

bad, unscary CG blood
huge monologues that conveniently try to explain the plot
unnecessary characters (Tsuda, Kotoko) that scream at each other rather than highlight nuances of their relationships with Hideki/Kana/Chisa

4Otkon

Way too long.

The visuals are nice and the acting is good.

But the story is dragged out. It takes forever for the sister to arrive. About 40 minutes could have been cut to make it more engaging.

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Satoshi Tsumabuki (Paco and the Magical Picture Book, The World of Kanako), Takako Matsu (Confessions) and Nana Komatsu (The World of Kanako) had worked with director Tetsuya Nakashima in his previous films. While Haru Kuroki and Junichi Okada never works with him before.