you must buy into that as part of the full package as well as accept that Nakata has moved things from analog to digital for the global proliferation of Sadako's now more-discerning tastes
when it comes to scares, "Sadako delivers"; Though it never quite achieves the haunting power of the original, this beautifully composed film serves to remind newcomers how it's done
it's a slow-burn flick to the point of dragging and the central mystery often struggles to ignite enough intrigue for you to truly want to solve it; Unfortunately, act Sadako is far from the reinvigoration that fans of the franchise were hoping for
by Jennie Kermode [Eye for Film (UK) ]
by Rosie Knight [Nerdist ]
