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Posted on 30.08.2019 by admin

Nice edit Anders. And your version seem to be more in line with the rule of thirds too? Hmm, didn't quite think about that. Maybe that's why I wrote I'd like more yellow line at the top, it would push the 'fork in the road' down more towards a third.

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The Eye 10
Traditional	見鬼10
Simplified	见鬼10
Mandarin	Jiàn Guǐ 10
Cantonese	Gin Gwai 10
Directed by	Pang brothers
Produced by	Peter Chan Lawrence Cheng Eric Tsang Jojo Hui
Written by	Pang brothers Mark Wu
Starring	Bolin Chen Kris Gu Bongkoj Khongmalai Isabella Leong Ray MacDonald Kate Yeung
Music by	Payont Term Sit
Cinematography	Decha Srimantra Chan Chi-ying
Edited by	Curran Pang
Production company
Distributed by	Mediacorp Raintree Pictures
Release date
Country	Hong Kong Thailand
Language	Cantonese Mandarin English Thai

The Eye 10, also known as The Eye Infinity, also released as The Eye 3, is a 2005 horror film directed by the Pang brothers, starring Bolin Chen, Kate Yeung, Isabella Leong, Bongkoj Khongmalai, Ray MacDonald and Kris Gu. The number '10' in the title is not an indicator of chronology in The Eye film series. The film is actually the third of a film trilogy by the Pang brothers.

1Plot

Plot[edit]

Chong-kwai welcomes his friends Ted, May, Kofei and cousin April from Hong Kong to Thailand. He shows them a book he purchased from a strange man, titled The Ten Encounters, that describes ten ways to see ghosts and spirits.

If they start the game, they must complete it or they will be haunted forever. Out of curiosity, the five friends start playing. In the middle of the game, Kofei disappears. Chong-kwai's mother, who is an expert on the supernatural, warns the friends to leave Thailand but April stays behind because she wants to find Kofei (her boyfriend). One night, April tries one of the methods and brushes her hair in front of a mirror at night. Her fate is uncertain.

Back in Hong Kong, Ted and May continue to experience strange and ghostly encounters, with Ted being possessed by a ghost at one point. In Thailand, Chong-kwai sees that the drawings of characters in the book have been replaced by images of himself and his friends. Ted and May return to Thailand to complete the game, hoping that the curse will be broken after doing so. They perform the last step, which is to sleep while dressed in traditional garments for the deceased. In the ghost world, Ted and May find Kofei. April appears and helps them escape. All three ask April how she came to the ghost world and she tells them what happened. Thinking Kofei was dead, she committed suicide. Kofei decides to stay with April in the ghost world while Ted and May attempt to escape. However, when they wake up, they learn that they have become spirits. Chong-kwai and his mother attempt to revive Ted and May but fail.

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At the end, the sinister bookstore owner is seen selling another copy of the cursed book to an interested teenager.

The Ten Ways to See Ghosts[edit]

Getting a corneal transplant from a person who can see ghosts (as seen in The Eye)
Attempting suicide while pregnant (as seen in The Eye 2)
Playing ouija or a similar game
Tapping chopsticks on a bowl filled with food at a road intersection at night to attract hungry ghosts
Playing hide-and-seek at night while carrying a black cat
Rubbing dirt from a grave on your eyes
Opening an umbrella indoors
Brushing your hair at midnight in front of a mirror
Performing a 'peek-a-stoop' (bending over to look back between your legs)
Sleeping while dressed in used traditional garments for the deceased to fool the dead into believing that you are one of them

Cast[edit]

Kate Yeung as May
Bolin Chen as Teddy (Ted)
Isabella Leong as April
Ray MacDonald as Chong-kwai
Kris Gu as Kofei
Bongkoj Khongmalai as Accident victim

Note : at the final movie , only Chong -Kwai had survived but four of his friends : May,Teddy (Ted), April ,and Kofei cannot survived because their fate to play a game with ghost world.

External links[edit]

The Eye 10 on IMDb
The Eye 10 at AllMovie
The Eye 10 at the Hong Kong Movie DataBase

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