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Monday, January 4th, 2010
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The Uninvited begins with our protagonist, Anna, in a mental ward after dealing with the emotional trauma of losing her mother in a freak fire. As the film begins, her psychiatrist believes she is ready to go succor into the dependable world and she is allowed to disappear encourage in with her father and her older sister, Alex. Unfortunately, father is now seeing Rachel, a nurse who was in charge of Anna’s mother. This odd area is further complicated by the fact that Anna is becoming more and more convinced that her mom wasn’t killed in a freak accident…maybe she was murdered.
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So if you have watched ghost movies over the last ten or so years, you basically know this film. It hits all of the major site points, has a couple requisite twists and throws unusual scares at you (it is based on a Korean film, you know) . I expected all of this. I even expected one twist that I opinion was revealed very early on. Even so, the ending tranquil surprised me and I have to say that this film was classy in telling a familiar narrative. The truth is, there hasn’t really been a genre-changing film in the ghost narrative genre for awhile now. The Uninvited is no different. So, what is significant is not what is being told (as there’s nothing recent under the sun), but how it’s told.
Here The Uninvited soars where a lot of modern ghost stories (Unborn, for example) have failed. The storytelling is far classier than it has any true to be, the script is well-written and convincing and the actors are terrific. Emily Browning, playing Anna, practically carries the weight of the film on her slender shoulders. With her forlorn and innocent witness, you really commence to feel for her increasingly desperate quandary. Meanwhile, her sister is played perfectly by Arielle Kebbel who brings a sexy older sibling charm to the proceedings. And then there’s Elizabeth Banks, playing the stepmother who might not be all she says she is.
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All of this is pitted against a cancel mystery or two and wrapped up in a perfect bow. There’s not a monotonous moment in the film, the scares actually startled me, even when I expected them and some of the ghostly hauntings could give the unusual factor of The Grudge/Ring a rush for their money. It’s effective and very well done.
I definitely recommend going to peek it. The Korean film, A Epic of Two Sisters, is definitely in my scope now, to peek how it stacks up. Go gape The Uninvited if you’re in the mood for a fun, classy and, yes, sometimes scary ghost tale.
As far as PG-13 rated remakes of Asian apprehension films go, you could do a whole lot worse than what you earn with The Uninvited. That is, until you actually own it up to the film that it was remade from, the Korean alarm fracture A Yarn of Two Sisters. Emily Browning stars as Anna, a teenage girl who returns home from a quit in a mental institution, and along with her sister Alex (Arielle Kebbel) reach to distrust and suspect that their father’s (David Strathairn) unique girlfriend (Elizabeth Banks), who was the used nurse for their ailing mother, played a role in their mother’s fiery demise. There’s a edifying amount of murky atmosphere to catch in The Uninvited, and even some twists as well, but none of which that amounts to a whole lot compared to what’s found in A Fable of Two Sisters, which is far, far well-behaved in terms of shocks and a dynamite ending. The scares here are predictable and, well, unscary to say the least, and it’s hard to choose who comes off as creepier, Browning or Banks. Other than having Arielle Kebbel in a bikini, there isn’t a whole lot to really recommend The Uninvited. While it isn’t as unpleasant as PG-13 rated Asian apprehension remakes usually tend to be, in the demolish you’re better off checking out the current film it is remade from if you want to peruse a truly haunting, psychological, and truly scary awe flick.
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