Tomie: Replay
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A young girl looking through her father's notes finds something written about the last experiment he worked on before he went insane. Everything in his notebook looks ordinary until near the last page, at which point his handwriting deteriorates and the name "Tomie" is mentioned several times. From that point forward his notes are written in what looks like blood. At the same time, another young girl escapes from a hospital. Who is she, and what does she have planned?... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in Tomie: Replay:

Sayaka Yamaguchi
Mai Hosho
Yosuke Kubozuka
Kenichi Endo
Makoto Togashi
Moro Morooka

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A young girl looking through her father's notes finds something written about the last experiment he worked on before he went insane. Everything in his notebook looks ordinary until near the last page, at which point his handwriting deteriorates and the name "Tomie" is mentioned several times. From that point forward his notes are written in what looks like blood. At the same time, another young girl escapes from a hospital. Who is she, and what does she have planned?

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User Review - 10/10 by Luke BHoly crap...the third installment in the Tomie series is the best yet. A young girl with a freakishly distended stomach is rushed into emergency surgery. They cut her open and out pops...a head! Tomie is alive again and she's just a head...a living head. They drop the head into a fluid-filled tank and it eventually grows the rest of its body and a naked Tomie is loose in the hospital. This film firms up the MO of the demon Tomie. She causes some poor bastard to fall madly in love with her and completely rules his lie until he goes crazy and kills her. Then she comes back and kills her killer and starts all over again. Good stuff...fun Japanese horror flick.
User Review - 10/10 by Blake CThere are masters of horror and then there are godsâ?¦ this is a god of horror.
User Review - 8/10 by Manda CI had never seen or even heard of the Tomie films until I picked this up. An interesting take on the vengeful women which is so commonly used in Japanese cinema and theater. It is also a unique commentary on the negative effects of lust. Hopefully I can find the others in the series.
User Review - 6/10 by Stefan PWeird and suspenseful. I will look into the other "Tomie"-movies and recommend this one to friends that like japanese horror.
User Review - 6/10 by Jo Yi liked this one a little more then the first, but thats not really saying much.
User Review - 6/10 by Jerico Tgood cast, the director needs more effort. dammnit! He's insulting the manga!
User Review - 6/10 by Paul CTomie: Replay Starring: Sakaya Yamaguchi, Yosuke Kubozuka, Masatoshi Matsuo, and Mai Hosho Director: Tomijiro Mitsuishi Yumi (Yamaguchi) receives her father's journal following his dissapearance, and she discovers that a name keeps coming up in it: Tomie. Meanwhile, Fumihito (Kubozuka) discovers that his best friend Takeshi (Matsuo) has become obsessed with a girl named Tomie. An accidental meeting between the two cause them to combine their efforts to locate this mysterious woman, but when they eventually do, they discover that Tomie (Hosho) is beauty and beast wrapped into one. After the first, awful "Tomie" movie, I almost didn't bother with this one. I'm glad I did, however, as this film is closer in tone and approach to the original Junji Ito "Tomie" stories, and it has some thoroughly scary moments in it. It also sheds some light on the character of "Tomie", giving her an almost sympathetic side. (I say "almost", because she is a monster, through and through.) For the unitiated (which is probably most readers out here), Tomie is a series of short comicbook horror stories by Japanese artist Junji Ito. They revolve around the terrors inflicted by a monstrous, female-appearing creature whose great beauty cause men who see her to fall in love with her, then become obsessed with her, and ultimately insane with jealousy. This last part causes them to go on homicidal rampages, killing their "rivals" for Tomie's love and ultimately Tomie herself so no one else can have her. Death only makes Tomie stronger, however, as not only is she reborn, but if her body has been dismembered, she may well rise from the dead more than once, so several of her can be walking around, spreading misery, at the same time. ("Replay" provides an interesting look at this, as well as spelling out a way to kill Tomie for good--it's something that I don't recall from the comic, but it's something that explains why she keeps coming back.) The film is not without its flaws, though. The frightening scenes (like when Yumi and Fumihito visit Takeshi's apartment, when Yumi's father resurfaces, and when Yumi finally comes face to face with Tomie) are seperated by stretches where the film feels like it is being performed by sleepwalkers. Oddly, Tomie feels like the most alive character in the entire film, because she is the only character that projects energy outside scenes of horror. Despite the extremely low-key acting, the movie never gets boring--there's a sense of tension and dread throughout from the opening scene to the very end. "Tomie" is a flawed film, but it captures the work of Junji Ito nicely. I think it's worth seeing, but it's not something you should put high on your list.
User Review - 4/10 by Stefano CA slight uplift from the first one, but it still carries the same pros and cons the predecessor had. And would someone please fix the description?

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