Episode 071 - The Ring (2002)

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Hollywood: The creative centre of the universe... until it runs out of ideas and looks to the East for already successful Japanese movies to remake. I'll be honest, I'm glad they did this. Gore Verbinski's 2002 remake of Ringu (The Ring) is one of the last few films on this poster that I absolutely love. Gorgeous cinematography, excellent narrative pacing and a scene where a horse gets churned up by a ship's propeller, there really is something for everyone here.

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