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Tomie: Replay

  • 2000
  • 1 h 35 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
5,4/10
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Tomie: Replay (2000)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA young girl looking through her father's notes finds something written about the last experiment he worked on before he went insane. Everything looks ordinary until the name "Tomie" begins ... Ler tudoA young girl looking through her father's notes finds something written about the last experiment he worked on before he went insane. Everything looks ordinary until the name "Tomie" begins appearing throughout the notebook.A young girl looking through her father's notes finds something written about the last experiment he worked on before he went insane. Everything looks ordinary until the name "Tomie" begins appearing throughout the notebook.

  • Direção
    • Tomijiro Mitsuishi
  • Roteiristas
    • Junji Ito
    • Satoru Tamaki
  • Artistas
    • Sayaka Yamaguchi
    • Yôsuke Kubozuka
    • Ken'ichi Endô
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    5,4/10
    806
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Tomijiro Mitsuishi
    • Roteiristas
      • Junji Ito
      • Satoru Tamaki
    • Artistas
      • Sayaka Yamaguchi
      • Yôsuke Kubozuka
      • Ken'ichi Endô
    • 12Avaliações de usuários
    • 15Avaliações da crítica
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    Sayaka Yamaguchi
    • Yumi Morita
    Yôsuke Kubozuka
    Yôsuke Kubozuka
    • Fumihito Sato
    Ken'ichi Endô
    Ken'ichi Endô
    • Dr. Tachibana
    Makoto Togashi
    Makoto Togashi
    • Atsuko Kinoshita
    Moro Morooka
    Moro Morooka
    • Sayuri's Father
    Yoshiko Yura
    • Sayuri's Mother
    Kumija Kim
    • Yoko Morita
    • (as Kumiko Kane)
    Shun Sugata
    Shun Sugata
    • Kenzô Morita
    Masatoshi Matsuo
    • Takeshi
    Mai Hôshô
    • Tomie Kawakami
    • (as Mai Hosho)
    Wakako Aoi
    Hiromi Kanaya
    Kumiko Kane
    Akiko Kimura
    Kadu Koide
    • Receptionist
    Shiori Kuroda
    Yukie Morooka
    Kyôko Togawa
    • Direção
      • Tomijiro Mitsuishi
    • Roteiristas
      • Junji Ito
      • Satoru Tamaki
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    4ashfordofficial

    Decent

    1. The third installment of the Tomie film series. I saw this on YouTube and the quality was stellar for a 2000 film. Probably it was a restoration copy by a distribution company.

    As for the film, I loved the whole atmospheric vibes, likable characters and the kawaii girls.

    2. The third installment of the Tomie film series. I saw this on YouTube and the quality was stellar for a 2000 film. Probably it was a restoration copy by a distribution company.

    As for the film, I loved the whole atmospheric vibes, likable characters and the kawaii girls.

    3. The third installment of the Tomie film series. I saw this on YouTube and the quality was stellar for a 2000 film. Probably it was a restoration copy by a distribution company.

    As for the film, I loved the whole atmospheric vibes, likable characters and the kawaii girls.
    5paul_m_haakonsen

    Not much better than the first movie...

    Well, at least it was better than the original first "Tomie" movie, but not much. "Tomie: Replay", like the "Tomie" movie, was suffering from a very long and dragged out story that told very little, thus making it seem to drag on forever and ever. And also like "Tomie", there was absolutely no horror in this movie, either that or I have become too seasoned to Japanese horror movies.

    The story, however, is a tad more well-constructed than the one told in "Tomie". Although, again as with the first "Tomie" movie, then it was suffering from a lack of clear red line in the story; there was just too much side tracking and telling stuff that really didn't further the already slow-paced storyline. The story is about Tomie being reborn in a hospital, and those who participated in this event have either disappeared or stopped working. Finding her father's notes, a young student sets out to find out the reason behind these odd events, and she is helped by a young man who is out on a similar quest, to find out why his long-time friend suddenly started to behave weird.

    Unlike the first movie, then there is a much more clear and visible production value to this movie, which is a step upward on the enjoyment scale. And the someone, although not much, improved storyline was also a boost upward.

    But in overall, then "Tomie: Replay" is not all that much of an improvement, and if you have seen "Tomie", then you will be entertained by "Tomie: Replay". But personally, I am hoping that the other movies in the series will prove more scary and entertaining.

    For a Japanese horror movie, then "Tomie: Replay" was surprisingly devoid of scares, spooky stuff and horror.
    6Leofwine_draca

    It keeps on getting weirder...

    TOMIE: REPLAY is the third instalment of this manga-based series about a girl who keeps coming back from the dead. The first film, TOMIE, was very much a unique, weird movie with an atmosphere all its own, while the lamentable shot-on-video sequel, TOMIE: ANOTHER FACE, isn't even worth mentioning. The good news is that TOMIE: REPLAY is on much stronger ground, similar in many aspects to the first film but with a more involved storyline.

    The horror in this film is far more visceral, with plenty of disturbing imagery. There are body parts galore, as well as scenes of violent murder and just plain weird stuff going on (the opening sequence, in which doctors performing a Caesarian discover a woman's head instead of a baby, is difficult to forget). There are more cast members here, from mad doctors to dedicated daughters and the usual rote of young menfolk who find themselves obsessed with the spectral Tomie.

    The pacing is slow and the tone subdued for the most part, and if you're looking for well-developed ghost sequences a la RING or THE GRUDGE, then you've come to the wrong place. If, however, you're in the mood for a one-of-a-kind cult oddity then the Tomie series might just be for you.
    6TedStixonAKAMaximumMadness

    "Tomie: Replay"- Certainly an improvement over the original with a few interesting moments and some solid direction. A mediocre film... but a fun one.

    Ah, "Tomie." The original film, based on a popular ongoing manga, is a strange little side-note in the world of horror. A cult- film that fascinatingly attained something of a strong following, and lead to a slew of sequels over the past decade-and-a-half.

    I personally could never wrap my head around the apparent appeal of the original movie. It was a weird, contrived and often incompetent effort even for its bizarre content and presumably low-budget. Filled with nonsensical plot-points that I'd imagine only would make sense to hardcore fans of the source material, weird twists and turns you couldn't always follow and some generally lousy plotting. ...not to mention a few amusing "hiccups" in the production due to what I imagine were issues with the budget and time.

    That being said, I do view this first sequel as a certain and definite improvement. With a more focused script and a more confident sense of visual direction, I think "Tomie: Replay" is actually a decent- enough bit of fun... filled with just enough trippy visuals, cheesy scares and memorable moments to keep you watching, even if you occasionally roll your eyes are some of the sillier moments.

    It's a mediocre film. But a fun mediocre film.

    Yumi (Sayaka Yamaguchi) is searching for her father- the director of a hospital who mysteriously vanished after a shocking surgery where what appeared to be a woman's severed head was removed from the abdomen of a young girl. However, as her investigation into her father's vanishing continues, soon it becomes apparent that something is very wrong at the hospital... and it may have something to do with a mythical and monstrous entity known as "Tomie" (Mai Hōshō)- a demonic force who is able to regenerate bodily damage and drive men to insanity with their lust for her.

    The biggest benefits to this production that give it an edge are the focused and concise script by Satoru Tamaki and some genuinely strong visual direction courtesy Tomijiro Mitsuishi. Tamaki quickly establishes a good sense of mood, location and dynamic in his writing, and you very easily understand what's happening, no matter how crazy the proceedings may get. While it does often fall back on horror clichés and it does run off the rails here and there, at very least there's a coherent central narrative and focus, which I felt the first film lacked at times. Though I'd be lying if I didn't have some issues with a few key sequences. (I have never really been able to buy how quickly Tomie drives men mad, for instance. It's always a bit too abrupt in the films I've seen, though admittedly I have not seen all of the films.)

    Tomijiro Mitsuishi helms the film, and I actually really enjoyed his work here. He's got a very keen of composition and movement, and many of his shots slither along like dreadful serpents, building tension before the strike. I was particularly taken with how he portrays the hospital, and how foreboding and alienating he is able to make such a common building in the film. It's a true shame that this seems to be his only credited directorial effort, at least from what I can tell. He's got a talented eye, fondly reminding me of early Carpenter or Craven, and I'd like to see him do some more work.

    The performances are also quite strong, the cinematography is leaps and bounds beyond the original, and general production is very solid.

    That being said, I do have some big issues with the film, mainly in that it never quite is able to build a satisfying sense of terror or drama and because at times it does feel like it's holding back or even just unsure of what to do with some of the ideas that are raised. I don't want to spoil anything, but the film does promise some interesting ideas in it's later half, but it never quite gets built upon in a satisfactory manner. Combined with a general lack of fear (the film seems more content with being "weird" than "scary"), and I do have to dock some major points.

    Still, I can't help but really appreciate this film as a huge improvement over the original. It may not quite be a "good" film, but it's solid and enjoyable.

    I give it a slightly-above average 6 out of 10. It's a good time and you could do far worse. Just don't go in with high expectations.
    8crossbow0106

    The Best One So Far

    This film is more like a horror film than the first two, which seem to more psychological dramas. Yumi (Sayaka Yamaguchi) is trying to find out what happened to her father, a doctor at a local hospital. Tomie comes back to life when she bursts out of a little girl's stomach. She causes Yumi's father to bleed. Everyone involved with this procedure either dies or goes mad. One, Takeski, takes Tomie to his home. He eventually kills and dismembers her, but if you've watched these films, you know she's coming back. Yumi keeps trying to find her father and enlists the help of resident Fumiko (Yosuke Kubozuka). Tomie is almost a bit player through a good part of this film. Although slow moving, it keeps your interest and the story and direction, as well as the acting, is all good. You have to watch at least the first Tomie movie to understand the character fully, but I think this film is a worthier addition to this series than "Another Face". Recommended.

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      Followed by Tomie: Re-birth (2001)
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      • 11 de fevereiro de 2000 (Japão)
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