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If you want to have a better evening, videotape a bug zapper for a night and then watch that.
Saw it first in 1975 on some German TV channel and was hooked immediately, afterwards I saw this movie around 12 times in cinemas and nowadays I have a videotape which I watch at least once a year - this movie is excellent in every aspect (direction, acting, cut, musical score...).
When I had the opportunity to see this one several years ago on videotape (which should always be a last resort), I was surprised at how well it held up.
Instead of the cursed videotape, we instead having a haunted studio and strange images appearing on film.
In fact, the strange images appearing on film brings immediately the cursed videotape in RINGU to mind.
Famous for being shot on videotape and transferred to film, an experiment at the time, NORMAN is a raucous politically incorrect closet slamming farce that The Farrelly Brothers should look at remaking today.
The version on the videotape and laser-disc is the version approved by John (who holds more power than Bill).
I realised my wife would enjoy watching the film, and so decided to buy her the videotape.
Since I first saw Anchors Aweigh in 1945, viewing it on videotape holds a lot of nostalgia for me.
However, I felt that the Hong kong import DVD that a friend had that I watched was quite inferior to an otherwise excellent film, for one thing, it was obviously cropped, and equally obvious that it was taken directly from a videotape, as you can hear the tell-tale whirring throughout the movie.
We also get to discover some of Sadako's back story, and learn what she was up to 30 years before she began slaying via videotape.
The original pre-cert videotape of this changes hands for crazy money these days, it's very very rare.
Mai the student of Ryuji continues the search of the origin of the videotape and how it can be stopped.
With the help of the university doctor, they found an idea on how to pacify the contents of the videotape.
Well, in the high corner on the left of the videotape the first name written was Mickey Rourke.
First, I thought the premise from the first movie was that in order to save yourself, you had to make a copy of the videotape.
If it's too late and you have already bought the seats, or rented the videotape, well, you might as well watch it.
I have to start by saying that I've had this film on videotape for so long and have seen it so many times that I believe the tape must be damaged by now.
When I get the urge for some terrific acting and a bit of romance, I pop in the videotape and sit back to enjoy.
They are both briefed, Frances rich husband Clarke (James Naughton) has received a videotape that demands he pay a $1,000,000 ransom or Frances will be left to suffocate & die an agonising & terrifying death.
I am still trying to find the episodes on videotape!
When I saw the videotape, though- his actions and facial expressions make it twice as funny.
Fortunately, the videotape does not smell.
I agree that this flick barely warrants removing it from the reel canister, but nowadays we have videotape and DVDs.
"The Ring Two," titled such because Nakata evidently doesn't know that you can use a single character to depict a number, starts off exactly like the last one, with two bad actors plugging in the infamous videotape where at least one will eventually die.
Any time I get a couple hours, I pull out the now well worn videotape and enjoy myself.
A surviving b/w reel-to-reel videotape of a 1958 (or 1959) BBC broadcast shows Ms. Holiday- beautiful, regal, but somewhat melancholy (with hair severely pulled back and in a glittering dress)- stylishly reciting with piano accompaniment for 3 minutes of what must be the earliest surviving videotape ever recorded-- and just a scant 5 months before her death.
All-star political adventure, filmed inexplicably on videotape (later transferred, with poor results, to film), was shown on ABC-TV just a few months ahead of NBC's version of the story, "Raid on Entebbe"; it was a rush job to beat the clock, and it shows.
After our intrepid reporter meets a shady character in a park, things begin to darken and she finds herself in possession of a videotape in which an attractive woman is kidnapped and abused.
When I read the jacket on the videotape, it sounded like an interesting story.
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