Ring 2
(1999)
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Ring 2
(1999)
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Miki Nakatani | ... | |
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Hitomi Satô | ... | |
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Kyôko Fukada | ... |
Kanae Sawaguchi
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Fumiyo Kohinata | ... |
Kawajiri Ishi
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Kenjirô Ishimaru | ... |
Ômuta Keiji
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Yûrei Yanagi | ... |
Okazaki
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Rikiya Ôtaka | ... |
Yôichi Asakawa
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Yôichi Numata | ... | |
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Masako | ... | |
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Miwako Kaji | ... |
Kazue Yamamura
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Katsumi Muramatsu | ... | |
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Daisuke Ban | ... |
Heihachirô Ikuma
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Rie Ino'o | ... | |
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Reita Serizawa | ... |
Okazaki no Dôryô - Sakuma
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Shinmei Tsuji | ... |
Manshon Kanrinin
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In this sequel to Ringu (1998), Mai Takano is trying to learn more about the death of her boyfriend, Ryuji. She soon hears stories about a videotape haunted by the spirit of a girl named Sadako, who died many years earlier. Supposedly, anyone watching the tape will die of fright exactly one week later. After some investigating, she learns that Ryuji's son, Youichi, is developing the same psychic powers that Sadako had when she was alive. Mai must now find some way to keep Yuuichi and herself from becoming Sadako's next victims. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
'Ring 2' is not only much deeper than it's predecessor, it's also a scarier and ultimately better film.
Rather than trying to emulate the original, Nakata & Co. opted to expand on the mythos and take it into new directions. It brilliantly explores left-over story arcs, turns previous ideas on their head and maintains ambiguity in all the right places. Naturally, this didn't sit well with many viewers...but if you keep an open mind and pay attention to detail, you'll see that everything brilliantly falls into place.
See this (along with 'Ring 0') for the very best horror has to offer.