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The most terrifying images are the ones that are real.
When Jane and Tun run over a girl in a car accident, they speed away immediately from the crime scene. However, Tun, a photographer, soon discovers strange shadows in his photos, which unsettles them.
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Shutter has neat little story which slowly unwraps itself. We follow Tun and Jane as they are driving home from a party. While they are driving they hit a girl. They crash and Tun convinces Jane to drive away. They find out that there was never a an accident reported when they see people repairing the billboard they have crashed into. Tun likes to make photos and he begins to find out that there is a spirit in his photos. From there we discover who the spirit is and why it is here. The jump scares look nice but didn't have any effect on me, which was a shame because I really wanted to watch some scary stuff. There is also a ring inspired scene in which a dark haired girl crawls out of a sink instead of the telly. Anyway, The idea is great but for me the scary atmosphere, the unsettling feeling some "ghost inspired" films usually give me, wasn't there. However I did like the story. So in the end, I liked Shutter.
First Thai movie I've seen and it was brilliant.
Good story. though the idea behind everything was spooky enough, I think it was lost in translation onto the screen. or maybe I've just seen the jump-scare-tactics done one too many times...
最喜欢的一部电影 没有之一
Not that scary, more psychological I would say…