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Format: NTSC
Language: English
Studio: Columbia/Tristar Vid
DVD Release Date: Feb 6 2007

Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

ASIN: B000LPS312
Amazon.ca Sales Rank: #11,353 in DVD (See Bestsellers in DVD)
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SHORT SYNOPSIS:
Acclaimed producers Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert and Taka Ichise have re-teamed with director Takashi Shimizu and screenwriter Stephen Susco to present this heart-stopping sequel to the smash-hit thriller, The Grudge.

LONG SYNOPSIS:
Acclaimed producers Sam Raimi, Rob Tapert and Taka Ichise have re-teamed with director Takashi Shimizu and screenwriter Stephen Susco to present this heart-stopping sequel to the smash-hit thriller, The Grudge. When Aubrey Davis (Amber Tamblyn, TV's "Joan of Arcadia") learns her sister Karen (Sarah Michelle Geller) has been hospitalized, she immediately flies to Tokyo. Once there, she learns her sister's horrifying story and discovers that the fatal supernatural curse has been unleashed. Now, as the grudge spreads across the world, a new host of unsuspecting victims are about to become infected by the force that can't be stopped -- and won't be killed.

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Quand Aubrey Davis (Amber Tamblyn, la télésérie «Joan of Arcadia») apprend que sa soeur Karen (Sarah Michelle Gellar) est hospitalisée, elle prend le prochain vol pour Tokyo. À son arrivée, elle prend connaissance de la terrifiante épreuve que vit sa soeur et découvre que la malédiction surnaturelle est enclenchée. En ce moment, alors que la rage meurtrière se répand à travers le monde, une multitude de nouvelles victimes sans méfiance sont sur le point d'être envoûtées par une force maléfique tant irrésistible - qu'immortelle.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Croaks!, Mar 14 2007

By	E. A Solinas "ea_solinas" (MD USA) - See all my reviews (TOP 10 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)

You'd think the director of the original Japanese series could turn out a decent sequel. But nooooooo....

Instead, "The Grudge 2" is a detailed, shimmering example of why people loathe sequels, and how (with rare exceptions like planned trilogies) they are pretty much always bad. Overused spooks, lackluster acting and a plotless plotline are only a few of the things wrong with this croaking horror.

Aubrey Davis (Amber Tamblyn) learns that her sister Karen (Sarah Michelle Gellar) is seriously ill, and goes to Japan to fetch her -- with horrifying results. Karen's last warning: "Don't go in that house."

Other people aren't doing the same, since a trio of schoolgirls went into the house and are now being haunted by everyone's least favorite croaking ghosts, Kayako and Toshio. And an American family in Chicago is being slowly destroyed by visions of the ghosts, which have somehow transferred out of Japan and into the United States.

Aubrey and her token love interest Eason investigate the odd circumstances of Karen's madness and demise, going to the abandoned house that Karen tried to burn down. As the malevolent ghosts close in on them, Aubrey discovers the secret past that has turned Kayako into an evil force that cannot be stopped...

Ghosts, ghosts, everywhere, and not one of them is actually scary. Apparently Takashi Shimizu assumed that the more ghosts you put in a movie, the scarier it becomes. Sadly, it doesn't work that way -- Kayako and Toshio pop up for a cheap care every few minutes, and when they aren't around, OTHER ghosts are popping up for no good reason.

All those ghosts are mainly there to prop up a thin-as-paper storyline, with flaccid dialogue and a few cursory nods to the previous film. The schoolgirl storyline is completely disposable, and the Chicago one is a transparent set up for the inevitable (and dreaded) "Grudge 3," during which the horror rules get recklessly broken. So only a third of the movie has any interesting content -- usually a few minutes of exposition about Kayako.

It's rather sad that Gellar is the ruling force here, and she's only in it for a few minutes before shuffling off the celluloid coil. She's certainly more charismatic than the sleepwalking Tamblyn, who seems to be in this just to get a paycheck. Ohga Tanaka and Takako Fuji provide some scares as the ghosts, even misused, but the rest of the cast is simply going through the motions of really bad acting.

"Grudge" had its flaws, but it was a horror masterpiece compared to its disastrously pointless sequel -- it's all about piling as many ghosts as possible into three thin plots. Cinematically, this is a curse.

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1.0 out of 5 stars pretty much as dreadful as the first one (1.4/5), Aug 13 2007

By	falcon "disdressed12" (canada) - See all my reviews (TOP 500 REVIEWER)

i was hoping this movie would be better than the first one,which i
thought was dreadful.overall,i think it is a bit better,but not very
much.the only thing better about it is it has a slightly more eerie and
creepy,vibe,but just slightly.however,other than that,this movie is
dreadfully boring and not really scary at all.it's also annoying at
times.i also never really connected with the characters,so it was kind
of hard to care about their fates.there are also a few things that
don't quite make sense.there a few illogical moments,even in the
context of this movie.i don't know if there will be a Grudge 3 or
not,but it wouldn't bother me if they never made another one.i gave the
first Grudge 1 star and overall,this one isn't really that much
better.still,i think it deserves a 1.4/5

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