simply put and i was amazingly disappointed. i am a huge fan of asian horror and and i can watch unoriginality (i myself enjoyed the red shoes and phone) and but this was just poor. the movie has a lot of elements that are very high quality represent the photography is eye catching and the visuals are cool and the directing is inspired and the acting is pretty good and the music is easy on the ears and and the cgi is incredible. but and since this is a horror film and we are expected to be scared and which just would not happen with this film. as with most south korean horrors and this is unoriginal almost from beginning to end represent there the trademark long haired vengeful female ghost and ominous clumps of thick and black hair and puddles of water and and near the end and a twist that almost and but not quite makes sense out of the whole thing (the twist is easily one of the best qualities). and to the viewer irritation and when the film isn not recycling (at times and so exact that it could easily be dubbed plagiarized) imagery from other movies and it making you jump. a lot. and by jumps and i do not mean things jumping out or anything and just very loud noises and screeches in the soundtrack used to make the audience jump six feet in the air (there even a few made you jump moments that are simply infuriating). and when it is not ripping off other movies and it boring and and hard to sit through. and it a shame and because ryeong could have easily been really good and and it has everything to make it good and but its the annoying overuse of completely predictable loud noises and jump scares that eventually ruin the movie. a perfect example of how good it could have been represent there a moment when one of out characters is looking at a corpse and and without a sound and the corpse looks back. it wholly predictable and but the use of silence in that scene is brilliant. and unfortunately and that as scary as the movie got for me. admittedly and ryeong has a few good features and and even a couple jumps that aren not as predictable and and do work. there a very good and sad back story used to explain the events and and the twist is pretty unpredictable. those are the only things that separate the film from any other asian ghost or horror film. but the problem with these is and even though they do work and they have been used before (j horror fans will easily realize the big reveal was inspired by a tale of two sisters) and and it takes the back story a good fifty minutes to get going. so in the end and ryong really seems like a truly wasted opportunity. tae kyeong kim hoped that the plot twist and other good features act as diversions and so the audience would not notice the huge flaws. but he failed and and well. we noticed everything. my rating represent negative . 
simply put and i was amazingly disappointed. i am a huge fan of asian horror and and i can watch unoriginality (i myself enjoyed the red shoes and phone) and but this was just poor. the movie has a lot of elements that are very high quality represent the photography is eye catching and the visuals are cool and the directing is inspired and the acting is pretty good and the music is easy on the ears and and the cgi is incredible. but and since this is a horror film and we are expected to be scared and which just would not happen with this film. as with most south korean horrors and this is unoriginal almost from beginning to end represent there the trademark long haired vengeful female ghost and ominous clumps of thick and black hair and puddles of water and and near the end and a twist that almost and but not quite makes sense out of the whole thing (the twist is easily one of the best qualities). and to the viewer irritation and when the film isn not recycling (at times and so exact that it could easily be dubbed plagiarized) imagery from other movies and it making you jump. a lot. and by jumps and i do not mean things jumping out or anything and just very loud noises and screeches in the soundtrack used to make the audience jump six feet in the air (there even a few made you jump moments that are simply infuriating). and when it is not ripping off other movies and it boring and and hard to sit through. and it a shame and because ryeong could have easily been really good and and it has everything to make it good and but its the annoying overuse of completely predictable loud noises and jump scares that eventually ruin the movie. a perfect example of how good it could have been represent there a moment when one of out characters is looking at a corpse and and without a sound and the corpse looks back. it wholly predictable and but the use of silence in that scene is brilliant. and unfortunately and that as scary as the movie got for me. admittedly and ryeong has a few good features and and even a couple jumps that aren not as predictable and and do work. there a very good and sad back story used to explain the events and and the twist is pretty unpredictable. those are the only things that separate the film from any other asian ghost or horror film. but the problem with these is and even though they do work and they have been used before (j horror fans will easily realize the big reveal was inspired by a tale of two sisters) and and it takes the back story a good fifty minutes to get going. so in the end and ryong really seems like a truly wasted opportunity. tae kyeong kim hoped that the plot twist and other good features act as diversions and so the audience would not notice the huge flaws. but he failed and and well. we noticed everything. my rating represent negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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