i thought i was getting better at enduring through scary movies until i saw "a tale of two sisters." now i'm back to square one, reluctant to watch anything other than family movies or cute romantic comedies.

this korean movie (that you can find at blockbuster) was scarier when i saw it for the second time yesterday. if you saw it once already, you'll find it worth rewatching. i want to see it for the third time along with the deleted scenes, but i'm afraid it might take me awhile to be able to get myself to watch it again. after the first time, i was a bit confused with the ending, but watching it a second time made things a lot clearer. that is until i read up on it today.

i have my own interpretation as to what happened, but it's interesting how everybody gets something different out of the same movie. i think the very reason why it's so fascinating to viewers is this fact that while the director crafts a definitive ending to this movie, we are left to our own interpretations as to what it means and how it all fits together. it's one of those things that boggles your mind to figure out which interpretation successfully eliminates all possible loopholes.

i suggest you see for yourself and tell me what you think happened. then we can talk about it.