3 recensioni
- chongchuanmun
- 26 set 2006
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I would've given this a 10 if the unnecessary sex scenes were cut out. Afterall, as you can see from the movie poster, this movie is about a bunch of kids in a dorm, nudity is uncalled for. I really like the hilarious parts of the movie where they integrate some mixed feelings of horror and comedy. I would say the Thai are pioneers in terms of putting funny elements in a scary movie - especially in those specific parts. The two little actors did great. They really depicted their short-lived friendship so dramatically without too much exaggeration. I especially liked the kid who starred as Vicien, he did an exceptional job portraying the solitude and benignancy yet he still managed to send chills down the spine at some parts.
- emailmaggie
- 19 ott 2006
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If I had to see this movie over and over again I will possibly like to see this movie over and over again. Ton(Charlie Trairat)'s acting looks so real in this movie and the part which is very realistic was the part when he cried when he remembered about his family when he's eating. Although we see it's not as scary or gory like shutter, Dorm can make children watch it. Not all Asian people are liking those scary and gory movies. It also makes people in Malaysia(what i'd seen) touched when the ghost(Wichien)(Sirarath Jianthaworn) looks like he really exist and when he crashed his legs and wishing for help but no one helped him. I admit that this movie is not scary but somehow it really makes people like to see it. Another thing is this movie makes people want to solve all mysteries that happened in the movie. Some examples of the mysteries are what's Pranee(Jintara Sukaphat)'s commitment with Wichien and why Ton hates his father.
- faiz_far_east
- 17 nov 2006
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