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Título original: Shutter

2008
18
1h 25min

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5,2/10

38 mil

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Supernatural Horror Horror Mystery Thriller

Una pareja de recién casados descubre figuras fantasmales en unas fotografías que revelan tras un trágico accidente.Una pareja de recién casados descubre figuras fantasmales en unas fotografías que revelan tras un trágico accidente.Una pareja de recién casados descubre figuras fantasmales en unas fotografías que revelan tras un trágico accidente.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

5,2/10

38 mil

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Vídeos12

Trailer 1:42

U.S. trailer: Shutter

Clip 0:55

Shutter

Shutter: Car Accident

Clip 1:49

Shutter: Jane Becomes Yegumi (Exclusive)

Imágenes15

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Más del estilo

7,0

Shutter: El fotógrafo

4,0

6,1

4,7

5,4

5,6

Dark Water (La huella)

6,3

Presencias extrañas

6,2

Expediente 39

5,9

The Possession: El origen del mal

5,8

Exorcismo en Connecticut

5,9

El grito

2,9

Voidfinder

Argumento

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Curiosidades
Although the original film Shutter: El fotógrafo (2004) is of Thai origin and is set in Thailand, this film takes inspiration from Japanese culture and is set in Japan instead. This was because director Masayuki Ochiai was more comfortable filming in his home country, rather than flying to America to direct this remake.

Pifias
(at around 17 mins) At one point, Jane says she must call New York, but Ben says it's 3am there, yesterday. This is a mistake. If it was 3am in New York, in Tokyo it would be 4pm in the afternoon on the same day (give or take an hour for differences in daylight savings).

Citas
Ben: I'm not your fucking father!

Versiones alternativas
An unrated version was released for the DVD and Blu-ray with 5 extra minutes of footage, clocking in at 90 minutes as opposed to the 85 minute theatrical cut, the changes include:
Small extensions to scenes already in the theatrical cut.
A completely new scene where Bruno shows Ben and Jane around in their studio home.
Another new scene where Ben and Jane explore the basement of their new home.
The highway scene is extended to show Megumi sliding off the car before she disappears.
A small scene of Jane traversing the streets of Tokyo.
The scene with the model Emi is slightly longer.
A new scene where Ben sees a shape in the distance only for it to turn out to be one of the models instead.
A shot of Jane following Ritsuo to his room.
An extension of the meeting between Ben, Jane, and Murase.
Bruno's death scene is slightly more graphic.
Ben and Jane return home and embrace after Megumi's funeral.
The scene where Ben electrocutes himself is longer and more graphic.

Conexiones
Featured in Videofobia: The Spirit (2014)

Banda sonora
Falling
Written and Performed by Krysten Berg
Courtesy of Song and Film

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6/10

Not the best

The trailers for this movie made it look pretty good, but it turned out to be not the best movie. It delivers the scares, but there are too many 'false alarms'. A lot of the love stuff in the beginning could've been left out. The real horror starts a little too late, and basically is pretty corny. Most of the acting is pretty bad, and some of the dialogue seems to be totally improvised. This is one Japanese horror remake that shouldn't have been made at all in my opinion. It has a pretty bad plot that takes a long time to unfold and, at times, is rather boring. Warning - do not be fooled, for this is one movie that blows! If you want to see a movie, just avoid this, and see something else instead. Trust me.