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El ojo

Título original: Gin gwai
  • 2002
  • R
  • 1h 39min
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6.6/10
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El ojo (2002)
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Una niña ciega recibe un trasplante de córnea para poder volver a ver. Pero se lleva más de lo que esperaba cuando se da cuenta de que también puede ver fantasmas.Una niña ciega recibe un trasplante de córnea para poder volver a ver. Pero se lleva más de lo que esperaba cuando se da cuenta de que también puede ver fantasmas.Una niña ciega recibe un trasplante de córnea para poder volver a ver. Pero se lleva más de lo que esperaba cuando se da cuenta de que también puede ver fantasmas.

  • Dirección
    • Danny Pang
    • Oxide Chun Pang
  • Guionistas
    • Yuet-Jan Hui
    • Danny Pang
    • Oxide Chun Pang
  • Elenco
    • Angelica Lee
    • Chutcha Rujinanon
    • Lawrence Chou
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Danny Pang
      • Oxide Chun Pang
    • Guionistas
      • Yuet-Jan Hui
      • Danny Pang
      • Oxide Chun Pang
    • Elenco
      • Angelica Lee
      • Chutcha Rujinanon
      • Lawrence Chou
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      • 9 premios ganados y 8 nominaciones en total

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    Angelica Lee
    Angelica Lee
    • Wong Kar Mun
    • (as Lee Sin-Je)
    Chutcha Rujinanon
    • Ling
    Lawrence Chou
    • Dr. Wah
    Jinda Duangtoy
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    • Yee (Mun's Sister)
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    Yin Ping Ko
    • Mun's grandmother
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    Wing-Wai Chin
    • Hospital Caretaker
    Tao Leung
    • Ghost on the Highway
    Mylio Lau
    • Wah's Secretary
    • (as Miyuki Lau)
    Ousinthorn Chotphan
    • Mun as a Little Girl
    Dampongongtrakul Sawadee
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    8Chris_Docker

    One of the year's best horror movies, though the subtitles will sadly put many people off

    Even the website of this movie gave me the creeps. And it turned out to be one of the scariest movies I've seen in a while.

    We follow the touching story of a young Hong Kong girl, blind from her earliest years, who undergoes a cornea transplant. After softening us up with lots of nice sentiment, the horror kicks her new found sight brings its own macabre rewards. Snappy editing and a well-timed score heighten the horrors that pack nanchuka punches to the guts. About a third of the audience was cowering behind their hands for the last half. In an age when American horror flicks are starting to look weary from over-use of CGI special effects or are toned down by self-censorship to reach a wider audience, The Eye comes in as a deftly woven real cardiac-stimulation shocker.

    Sadly, the fact that it is subtitled limits the potential audience as many people simply refuse to go and see foreign language films until they have been genuinely moved or terrified by one. If you like horror movies and want to experiment, this is a good chance, and one of the best in the genre since the little shown Audition earlier this year.
    LauraH2477

    A decent little horror film

    This is a good little Asian horror film that I would definitely recommend renting or even buying, if you like foreign films. A young blind woman receives a cornea transplant and soon finds out that she got way more than she bargained for when she starts being visited by some very unhappy dead souls. It's not very original, true, but the acting is good, the lead character (played by Angelica Lee, is that her name?) is adorable, as is the little girl who plays Ying Ying; there is some serious tension and dread here, especially in the first half hour. The scene in the hospital hallway had my skin trying to crawl off my body, as well as the "Why are you sitting in my chair?" scene. We're talking serious chills. Some of the music IS a bit cheesy and over the top, but hey, you can't have everything, right? The scenes where we see through Mun's eyes in the first few minutes are very effective; we know someone is standing there, we just don't know who it is, and we feel her fear and uncertainty. Not the best movie ever made, but it's definitely worth seeing.

    Before I close, I would like to respond to the attitude expressed here by some people that American films are all stupid, and that American filmgoers are all drooling idiots who have to see a throat slashed every few minutes in order to be engaged by a movie. When you make comments like that, you really show how ignorant you are when it comes to American cinema, as some of the finest movies ever made came right out of Hollywood, and no they aren't all slasher films or mindless teen comedies. But then I'm sure you folks already know that, you just want to feel intellectually superior to others. I enjoy a good foreign film, and so do many Americans, but just because they're foreign doesn't mean they're perfect. They have flaws just like any other human effort, so please get over yourselves and try to watch movies with an open mind, because you'll enjoy them much more that way. That's just my two cents.

    Watch this movie, it's good.
    10Gafke

    Good and scary!!!

    Of all the horror movie genres in existence, ghost stories have always been my personal favorites. The Haunting, Ju-On, The Innocents, Ringu, The Shining...all nice, moody, creepy ghost tales. The Eye now finds itself at the top of my list along with the aforementioned as one of the best and creepiest ghost stories of all time.

    Mun, blind since the age of 2, receives the gift of a cornea transplant at the age of twenty. Her restored vision comes with a price, however. She can no longer play with the all blind symphony that she once found solace within, she cannot read or write, having had no reason to learn, and she has no words for visible objects, having always identified them by touch. She's also seeing things that nobody else can see...terrifying things. A little boy looking for his lost report card plagues her daily. An old woman wanders the hospital corridors, complaining of the cold. Shadowy forms come to escort the recently deceased away to parts unknown, and Mun's own bedroom flickers in the darkness, changing into another room that once belonged to another girl, in another country. Mun knows that the things she sees are not normal, but no one seems to believe her, not even, at first, the cute doctor who is trying to help her. Mun finds herself alone in a frightening world filled with things she never wanted to see. When Mun and the cute doctor finally learn the identity of the donor whose corneas Mun has received, they also learn of her frightening abilities, her sad death and a terrible tragedy which is destined to repeat itself.

    The Eye is an original and innovative film and yet it is also a perfect mixture of plot points and elements drawn from such previous films as The Sixth Sense, The Mothman Prophecies and Blink, all of which are very good films in their own right. The Eye knows exactly how to scare you, and does so without a drop of blood or a hint of gore. A scene in a calligraphy class provides a truly frightening shock, while a scene in an elevator is an exercise in slow, building dread which grows more excruciating by the second. The performances are all wonderful, and the feelings of loss, alienation, fear and determination are genuine and powerful. Fans of the aforementioned films would do well to seek this one out, as would ghost enthusiasts and Asian Horror aficionados. It's rare these days that a film will actually make me jump, gasp and check the corners of my bedroom for boogeymen, but this one spooked me very well indeed - and I watched it in the middle of a bright, sunny day. The Eye tells a good story and tells it well, with strong characters and genuine scares. It is never dull or cheap or overly dramatic.

    Highly HIGHLY recommended!!!
    9hitchcockthelegend

    Don't dare blink as you may miss something.

    Wong Kar Mun went blind at the age of two, 18 years later she undergoes a cornea transplant that appears to be a success. Unfortunately that success comes with a terrifying side-effect; the ability to see unhappy ghosts.

    Gin Gwai (The Eye) is directed by the Pang brothers Oxide and Danny and stars Angelica Lee (Mun) and Lawrence Chou (Dr.Wah) as the two main principals.

    No matter what source of reference you use for film reviews, one thing that can be guaranteed as regards Gin Gwai is how divided people are on it. One of the few things that most tend to agree on though is that it's visual flourishes are nothing short of fantastic. And they are. Blended with the editing, music, sound, camera-work and the effects, it therefore fuels the fire of those calling it style over substance. It's also fair to drop onside with those folk decrying the over familiarity with its central themes. If you have seen Irvin Kershner's The Eyes Of Laura Mars, Michael Apted's Blink and M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense, well you wont be watching anything thematically new here. But the Pang brothers have crafted a thoroughly engrossing, menacing and nerve gnawer of a film, one that delivers chills and scares for the discerning horror sub-genre fan.

    Here's the crux of the matter with Gin Gwai, it is the opposite side of the Asian horror coin to the likes of the blood letting Audition. This is pure and simply for those not in need of murder death kill to fulfil their horror needs. I was creeped out immensely by this film because the ghost and supernatural side of horror is what really works for me, as long as it is done effectively. To which Gin Gwai most assuredly is. The various scenes shift from ethereal unease to hold your breath terror, from classrooms to lifts, to hospital wards, the brothers Pang, with beautiful technical expertise, held me over a precipice of dread. Even the opening credits are inventive and have the ability to send a cautionary shiver down ones spine. There's a barely formed, and pointless, romantic angle that marks it down a point, but as the blistering (literally) last quarter assaults the senses and so does the time for reflection arrive. Gin Gwai ends up being one of this decades best horror pictures. Well to me at least. 9/10
    7TBJCSKCNRRQTreviews

    Looking good... yes... what the... why'd you change course?

    The main issue with this is its ending. Its last third makes it into a mystery rather than a thriller, and though the backstory is great and "works", the resolve feels awkward... and it is. Maybe they didn't have any solid ideas for how to close it. Once it does reach its conclusion, it uncomfortably transforms into Final Destination and tries to wow us, becoming bombastic and out of touch with everything that precedes this portion. Still interested? I'm relieved to hear that. You see, that's really the only outright negative thing I can say about this. It's immensely creepy, beginning so right from the start(seriously, that credits sequence... if I'd watched this at the cinema, it would have sent severe chills down my spine). Lee portrays a blind person extremely convincingly, and this puts us inside her head some, through the editing and cinematography(which is all really well-done and fits, with carefully chosen angles, selective distortion, etc.). I have not caught a lot of Asian horror, because I'm not big on ghosts(and they are; their films about them are, thankfully, sophisticated and not crude, the way the mainstream Western ones tend to be), and, well, there are cultural differences, and I find that it distracts me from taking in the picture. Subtitles don't bother me(I vastly prefer them to dubbing). Anyway, they are growing on me, and what I have noted is the strong focus on the senses, and on the ability to "see" the other side, where spirits and demons are believed(in Japan) to live. The approach to terrifying us is subtle(as are most of the FX, and those are excellent, other than the handful that are somewhat crappy), building up gradually, using atmosphere and mood, seldom going for jump-scares. The sound-side is quite important, and it is skillfully done. There are a few clichés(and brief shameless product placement), but on the whole, the writing is good. The characters are credible, and the main one is affable, and her relationship with Ying Ying sweet. This also fits in what too many in the genre neglect... genuine emotion, impact that does not have to do with the monsters. It is actually partially a drama, and it provides food for thought(as well as cheese and corn). This was on sale with its direct sequel and the American remake. I'll be reviewing those two, in that order, the next two days. This one sets the bar fairly high. There is a bit of disturbing content and brief violence in this. I recommend this to any fan of this type of movie. 7/10

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    • Trivia
      The beginning (the operation for a blind girl to see again) and the end of the film are based on true stories the Pang brothers read about in the news.
    • Errores
      While playing the violin solo, Mun's fingers on her left hand never move.
    • Citas

      Wong Kar Mun: Are you okay, madam?

      Old Lady in the Hospital: I'm freezing...

    • Créditos curiosos
      The credits at the beginning of the film first appear as braile.
    • Conexiones
      Featured in El ojo 3: infinito (2005)

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 9 de mayo de 2002 (Hong Kong)
    • Países de origen
      • Hong Kong
      • Singapur
      • Tailandia
      • Reino Unido
      • Países Bajos
    • Sitio oficial
      • Palm Pictures (United States)
    • Idiomas
      • Cantonés
      • Tailandés
      • Mandarín
      • Inglés
      • Hakka
    • También se conoce como
      • The Eye
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Hong Kong, China
    • Productoras
      • Film Workshop
      • Applause Pictures
      • Mediacorp Raintree Pictures
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    • Presupuesto
      • SGD 4,500,000 (estimado)
    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 512,049
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 12,165,016
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      1 hora 39 minutos
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      • Dolby Digital EX
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