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The Eye

Lawrence Chou, Anjelica Lee

Directed by Oxide Pang Chun, Danny Pang
Rolling Stone: star rating
5 3
Community: star rating
5 3 0
June 6, 2003

Danny and Oxide Pang, twin brothers from Hong Kong, hit the jackpot with this supernatural thriller. Remake rights have been picked up by Tom Cruise's company. You'll think of The Ring as well as The Sixth Sense, but the Pangs spin their own unique sense of dread. Lee Sin-je is hauntingly good as Mun, a girl whose sight has been restored by a corneal transplant. That's when she starts seeing things. Revealing more would be unfair, except to say that the Pangs deliver enough shivery scares to keep you up nights. Eyes wide shut.

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