15
2002    1h 55mSkräck, Mystik
7.172%48%6.7
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Det börjar som en vandringssägen: ett videoband som får alla som tittar på det att dö inom sju dagar. Men när fyra ungdomar dör exakt en vecka efter att ha tittat på filmen, letar reportern Rachel Keller upp bandet – och tittar på det. Nu har Rachel bara sju dagar på sig att avslöja sanningen…
Regisserad av Gore Verbinski
  • Naomi WattsRachel Keller
  • Martin HendersonNoah Clay
  • David DorfmanAidan Keller
  • Brian CoxRichard Morgan
  • Jane AlexanderDr. Grasnik
  • Lindsay FrostRuth Embry
  • Amber TamblynKatie Embry
  • Rachael BellaRebecca Kotler
  • Daveigh ChaseSamara Morgan
  • Shannon CochranAnna Morgan
  • Sandra ThigpenTeacher
  • Richard LinebackInnkeeper
  • Sasha BarreseGirl Teen #1
  • Tess HallGirl Teen #2
  • Adam BrodyMale Teen #1
  • Alan BlumenfeldHarvey
  • Pauley PerretteBeth
  • Joe ChrestDoctor
  • Stephanie ErbDonna
  • Joanna Lin BlackCashier
  • ghost0ne
    ghost0ne13 maj 2025
    Samara is just what happens when you ghost a girl for seven days straight
  • ayayron
    ayayron18 maj 2025
    The phone rings. You answer. On the other end, suddenly.... "One Week" by Barenaked Ladies plays
  • leosi8
    leosi811 oktober 2026
    It’s boring as shit
  • Johan Potgieter
    Johan Potgieter21 juni 2025
    When I first watched it, it was one of the scariest movies ever. Not because of the horror images but because of the meaning. Still a great watch 20 years later.
  • jermelly
    jermelly12 september 2026
    Gave me nightmares as a kid and it’s still scary to watch as an adult. The opening sequence does an outstanding job pulling you into the terror and it is an absolute creep fest from that point forward. I think every horror fan should see The Ring at least once.
  • Timeless Cinema
    Timeless Cinema8 september 2026
    A riveting, creepy, and mysterious horror film dripping in style. A solid introduction followed by a decent unraveling of events. A must watch for anyone that enjoys Friday night frights.
  • PhysicalMedia4Life
    PhysicalMedia4Life7 september 2026
    📼 The Ring (2002) 📼 is one of my favourite psychological/horror movies of all time, that genuinely scared & unnerved me when I was a kid. From the very bone chilling opening, to the absolutely creepy & unforgettable last act 👧📺 The Ring remake has it all, that has that perfect balance of being both a very plot and character driven film at the same time. This film really takes its time to really develop & enhance the lore, themes and the overall story brilliantly. I also love the whole slow burn, investigating 🔎 aspect to this movie, it has going on between Rachel & Noah. And what I really love about The Ring (2002) is the whole aesthetic and it has that green colour palette 🟢📺 I've always been enarmoured with it, since watching it as a kid by the cold, sickly green tint that runs throughout the film. It really gives the film that real atmosphere & sense of dread to it, perfectly complementing the dark tone and making us the viewers watching feel just as helpless and trapped as our protagonists are. And finally "Samara" is one of the most scary & creepy looking horror villains of all time and the firstly ever time I watched this when I was 9 years old; where she comes out of the TV 📺👧 in the last act to kill "Noah" that terrified the life out of me. I had a lot of sleepless nights for a while the first time I ever watched it. As a kid loving and watching horror movies, The Ring remake gave me everything I wanted. I have such great memories and nostalgia from this film. My Personal Ratings/Scores for 📼 The Ring 📼 (2002) is without a shadow of doubt ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ & a 10/10
  • Daniel Wandro
    Daniel Wandro5 augusti 2026
    I was in highschool when I first saw this, and it stuck with me for a long time, like an effective horror movie should. Still scares me to this day. This was my intro to horror movies and is the classic I think of when I think good horror movie!
  • What_A_Jinx
    What_A_Jinx25 augusti 2026
    People will say the little creepy girl is the scary part of this movie, but the true horror of it is the parenting. Also if your 10 years old kid calls you by your first namen you leave them along all the time and everyone tells you how "mature and independent they are", congrats! You have managed to successfully break your kid.
  • ርልዪረ
    ርልዪረ16 oktober 2025
    Plot: A journalist, Rachel Keller, investigates a mysterious videotape that curses anyone who watches it, killing them seven days later. She races against time to uncover the origins of the girl Samara, whose vengeful spirit haunts the tape, in order to save herself and her son. Strengths: Suspense & Atmosphere: Builds tension effectively, combining eerie visuals, dark settings, and unsettling sounds. Samara’s Horror: The cursed girl is terrifying, with iconic scenes that remain memorable in modern horror. Modernized Story: Adapts the Japanese original while appealing to a Western audience, keeping the horror fresh. Twist Ending: Delivers a shocking and memorable conclusion that reinforces the story’s dread. Weaknesses: Some Predictability: Those familiar with the Japanese original may anticipate plot points. Limited Character Depth: Some supporting characters are underdeveloped. Less Psychological: Compared to Ringu, it emphasizes scares over the subtle psychological horror of the original. Overall: The Ring is a highly effective remake, introducing Samara as an iconic horror figure and delivering suspense, scares, and a memorable story. It successfully brought Japanese J-Horror to Western audiences while keeping the tension alive.
  • cursedbags
    cursedbags7 oktober 2025
    well well well.
  • Sean McConnell
    Sean McConnell18 juni 2026
    In Memory Of Daveigh Chase July 24, 1990- June 16, 2026
  • MaxRider
    MaxRider7 maj 2026
    "I liked The Ring, so I shoulda put a ring on it."💍😋
  • It is sooooo awful. It is just the most dull horror movie I've ever seen.
  • I'd already seen the highlights of this film so there was basically nothing fresh it could offer to me but it still had me caught up all the time and kept me wondering about it. But I just would've loved it more if the plot were a bit more dramatic. Like, how am I supposed to feel bad for that girl if I don't know anything about her? And I could just tell that it was made under a production value of less than $1-2 million but it really didn't need that all for what it was. Anyway, these things just didn't matter because I couldn't think of nothing but the film while watching it. And I really needed an explanation to understand what happened in the ending lol :)

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