ID 1295496128 The Eye (Blu-ray + DVD) (20th Anniversary Commemorative Six-Disc Set) (Hong Kong Version)
The Pang Brothers gave new life to Hong Kong horror cinema with The Eye released in 2002. Effectively scaring audiences with not only jump scares but an encompassing atmosphere that unnerves and terrifies, the unsettling supernatural thriller has become an Asian horror classic that got a Hollywood remake in 2008. In a performance that won her Best Actress at the Hong Kong Film Awards and Golden Horse Film Awards, Angelica Lee plays a woman who gains the ability to see ghosts after getting a cornea transplant. The Eye was followed by the standalone sequels The Eye 2 and The Eye 10. Limited to 666 sets, this 20th anniversary boxset comes with The Eye, The Eye 2 and The Eye 10 on Blu-ray and DVD. It also comes with three movie poster cards, The Eye 20th anniversary booklet and a bookmark set. The Eye (2002) Mun (Angelica Lee) lost her eyesight at a young age. She finally has the chance to see again when she gets a cornea transplant. However, the world she sees is strange and even terrifying, and those around her do not understand her struggle. She tries to adjust and make sense of the ghostly images that appear before her. One day, she learns that the reflection she sees in the mirror is not her own face. The Eye 2 (2004) Suicide is a dreadful sin. The souls of those who committed suicide are obliged to repeat their painful deaths everyday... Having won international acclaim with The Eye in 2002, the Pang Brothers joined forces with producer Peter Chan to direct a mysterious tale about pregnancy and suicide. Joey (Shu Qi) recovers from an overdose of sleeping pills. She vows never to turn to self-destruction again and looks forward to a brand new life. Unexpectedly, she gets pregnant. She decides to keep her baby and suddenly develops the ability to see the dead... The Eye 10 (2005) The Pang Brothers bring you into their ghostly world again in The Eye 10 starring Taiwan actor Chen Bo Lin (Blue Gate Crossing), Hong Kong singer Isabella Leong in her silver-screen debut, and Kate Yeung (20 30 40). Most people are afraid of seeing ghosts. But there are always people who, in proving their exceptional courage or in search of new excitements, attempt to communicate with all sorts of spirits. A comic teaches a game about ten ways to meet the supernatural beings according to Thai legends. Ignoring the warnings on the first page, a group of youngsters decides to play this fatal game, without knowing that they may never be able to end it