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<blockquote data-quote="trancejeremy" data-source="post: 2421620" data-attributes="member: 924">Some spoilers:Eh - that plot didn't bother me (though I agree, the nature of the &quot;tragedy&quot; that started the grudge ghosts seems awful commonplace), but the seemingly viral nature of the grudge ghosts did. I mean, if everyone who sees or interacts with the grudge ghost ends up becoming one. Then it's really going to spread.It's like vampire movies where vampires turn people into vampires with just one bite.&nbsp;&nbsp; Maybe it makes good drama in a movie, but it doesn't work, mathmatically.Also, it probably didn't help that the cat was probably the best actor in the movie. I'm sure the Japanese version was better simply because it presumably didn't have that Buffy lady in it, and the goofy Raimi brother. (Who was okay in comedic roles like Joxer from Hercules/Xena, but doesn't work in a horror movie, IMHO)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trancejeremy, post: 2421620, member: 924"] Some spoilers: Eh - that plot didn't bother me (though I agree, the nature of the "tragedy" that started the grudge ghosts seems awful commonplace), but the seemingly viral nature of the grudge ghosts did. I mean, if everyone who sees or interacts with the grudge ghost ends up becoming one. Then it's really going to spread. It's like vampire movies where vampires turn people into vampires with just one bite. Maybe it makes good drama in a movie, but it doesn't work, mathmatically. Also, it probably didn't help that the cat was probably the best actor in the movie. I'm sure the Japanese version was better simply because it presumably didn't have that Buffy lady in it, and the goofy Raimi brother. (Who was okay in comedic roles like Joxer from Hercules/Xena, but doesn't work in a horror movie, IMHO) [/QUOTE]

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