i liked the first the grudge. it really creeped me out and it had something to it that made me want to see it twice. that something was missing from this sequel. there was no creativity and nothing new or original and nothing that really sticks to your mind. it people dying because a scary ghost comes out of the shadows and says boo. and most of the time and it wasn not even all that scary. plot wise this movie is a dead end. amber tamblyn is a good actress and but she was given nothing to do and and karen death seemed really unsatisfactory because it came so quickly. i was also disappointed in the kayako mother subplot. i was thinking that she might provide some way to fight the grudge and but she dies in the hands  hair.  of kayako. that was such a stupid twist. all in all and it difficult to feel for characters that you know from minute one are going to die. all in the same way. and there nothing they can do. it doesn not feel like a cruel destiny awaiting them. it just boring and because you know what going to happen. if they had anything to fight it with and that would have added suspense and even if they failed. if there was any hope and it would make the scares more justified. now youre just waiting for them to die. kayako was really scary in the first movie and but this time we saw her too many times and that took away some of it. i was still scared during some scenes and but i actually got used to the huge eye and blue face. the makers obviously realized this would happen as they added other scary ghosts. yes and i was scared at the school psychologist scene  even if i knew where it was going as soon as she said i have been to the house. a nice touch. toshio and however and was not scary at all in this movie. i was much more creeped out by the non blue toshio with black eyes and a blank stare that sometimes appeared in the first movie. a blue boy sitting in the corner does nothing for me. some of the characters seemed really unnecessary  the notorious milk scene with the girl whose name i can not even remember comes to mind. i wasn not scared and it was just huh. i am not sure if the schoolgirls were even really needed. karen could have brought the grudge to the us with her. it could have killed people related to her life and everyone at the funeral and or something like that. even so and it would have been dull to watch them all die and but being introduced to so many unrelated people really felt annoying. hated the i would not call you mother scene. aubrey mother issues were equally dull. the little boy was a touching character and though. the ju on sequel was much scarier than this one. it had some new twists  dreams and reality blurring much more and for instance  and even if it left me feeling quite down and i was also somehow satisfied. i got to think a bit and be left wondering. this movie only provided cheap scares. 
i liked the first the grudge. it really creeped me out and it had something to it that made me want to see it twice. that something was missing from this sequel. there was no creativity and nothing new or original and nothing that really sticks to your mind. it people dying because a scary ghost comes out of the shadows and says boo. and most of the time and it wasn not even all that scary. plot wise this movie is a dead end. amber tamblyn is a good actress and but she was given nothing to do and and karen death seemed really unsatisfactory because it came so quickly. i was also disappointed in the kayako mother subplot. i was thinking that she might provide some way to fight the grudge and but she dies in the hands  hair.  of kayako. that was such a stupid twist. all in all and it difficult to feel for characters that you know from minute one are going to die. all in the same way. and there nothing they can do. it doesn not feel like a cruel destiny awaiting them. it just boring and because you know what going to happen. if they had anything to fight it with and that would have added suspense and even if they failed. if there was any hope and it would make the scares more justified. now youre just waiting for them to die. kayako was really scary in the first movie and but this time we saw her too many times and that took away some of it. i was still scared during some scenes and but i actually got used to the huge eye and blue face. the makers obviously realized this would happen as they added other scary ghosts. yes and i was scared at the school psychologist scene  even if i knew where it was going as soon as she said i have been to the house. a nice touch. toshio and however and was not scary at all in this movie. i was much more creeped out by the non blue toshio with black eyes and a blank stare that sometimes appeared in the first movie. a blue boy sitting in the corner does nothing for me. some of the characters seemed really unnecessary  the notorious milk scene with the girl whose name i can not even remember comes to mind. i wasn not scared and it was just huh. i am not sure if the schoolgirls were even really needed. karen could have brought the grudge to the us with her. it could have killed people related to her life and everyone at the funeral and or something like that. even so and it would have been dull to watch them all die and but being introduced to so many unrelated people really felt annoying. hated the i would not call you mother scene. aubrey mother issues were equally dull. the little boy was a touching character and though. the ju on sequel was much scarier than this one. it had some new twists  dreams and reality blurring much more and for instance  and even if it left me feeling quite down and i was also somehow satisfied. i got to think a bit and be left wondering. this movie only provided cheap scares. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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