Fumiyo Kohinata, Hiroyuki Sanada, Hitomi Sato
The stringy-haired Sadako is back in this chilling sequel to Ringu, the film that spawned a fear of watching unlabeled videotapes. On a quest to find out what happened to her boyfriend (Hiroyuki Sanad...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 23, 2005
Stats: 365 reviews
Well this time around the filmmakers got it right. 'Ringu 2' (1999) is now the true sequel to the 1998 original, forget 'Rasen' (1998). This time around we see Mai Takano and the powers that be go of to look for the answers to the cursed video and to find Reiko and Yoichi only to...( read more)
Ouch. It's hard to explain how wrong this movie goes. It starts off great, but spirals into a complete mess by the end, raising more questions than it answers.
Always intriguing, with a few nerve jangling moments, but again I found myself waiting for a pay-off that never materialized.
Excellent sequel to the amazing Ringu. I love how Nakata never tried to remake the first film, but made a true sequel that starts off exactly where the last one left off. Nobody is safe in this one either as bit players in the first film take the lead and leads are pushed to bi...( read more)
Seen the english version and I thought it was not so scary as I thought it supposted to be:P
A good sequel indeed; Hideo Nakata succeded in scaring small audiences again.
52/100
Ringu 2 for me has to be one of the best sequels made. It has all the feel of Ring and also refers to back to the original movie. The scene at the hospital with the kid from the original who is too frightened to see a TV was a brilliant piece of look back setting.
es buena, aunque la lei tambičn del manga, resulta ser un giro alterno interesante respecto a la linea de rasen, aunque al contrario de la otra segunda parte, no deja muchos cabos sueltos al final
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