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ClovoGrlK shambler (10/30/02
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Window
Shot
Just wondering if anyone knows why there is a shot in the video in
the American remake of the Ring of Richard Morgan, Samara's father,
in the window of the farmhouse. A friend of mine suggested that he
could have been watching Anna kill Samara at the well, but yet the
well was no where near the Morgan's property. Also, another
suggestion was that Samara could have seen him there from the barn
... but there were no windows in the barn, at least none near
Samara's "room". If anyone has any suggestions ... I would
appreciate having SOME idea as to what the heck was going on there.
Oh ... I also wanted to thank everyone who has been posting in this
Forum ... it has been quite amusing and informative and has made my
night/early morning much more interesting than I could have
anticipated.
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miharu manipulator of the Virus (10/30/02 3:15:17 am) Reply
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i think in the scene that rachel looks up at the window
(recognizing it from the video) from standing in front of the swing
that it implies that richard would watch samara on the swing, but
from a distance. it shows the distant nature of their relationship,
etc.
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Isoline shambler (10/30/02
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Just curious. Is her father shirtless in that shot? I must have
seen that portion of the clip a thousand times but to me it looks
like he might be, I can never get a good enough look.
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GravyBoat Sadako slave (10/30/02
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...Shudder...
During the first showing of the videotape, I must say that Richard
Morgan in the window was definitely frightening. Actually, as I
first watched it Richard looked like a man with a 50's-style space
helmet on. That sounds stupid, but it still freaked me out.
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Ranion further down the Spiral (10/30/02 1:53:08 pm) Reply
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...Shudder...
I got the impression that the view of him in the window was the
view Samara had of the house from the barn. That is.. assuming she
had a window in the barn.. maybe she didn't...its been a while since
I've seen the movie
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ClovoGrlk shambler (10/30/02
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Thank you for your thoughts ... I like the distant relationship
angle ... I hadn't really thought of that. I think I need to see the
movie again to catch all the little details that I missed, and then
maybe I will have enough knowledge to post some useful messages.
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bethyjean shambler (10/30/02
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Richard in the
window...
I think Richard Morgan was wearing a shirt only because in the end
when Rachel is watching the tape of Samara in the Psyche hospital
and he is standing behind her he is wearing a kind of shirt that
looks a bit like long johns, you know? I think since it's at a weird
angle and with the reflection of the window, it definitely seems
like he is shirtless but he's really not
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mikejonas manipulator of the Virus (10/30/02 3:00:29 pm) Reply
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View
The scene where Rachel discovers the window definitely implies that
the view is from down on the ground, most likely from the swing.
Samara's barn room didn't have a window, or at least not one which
afforded her that specific view of the house's window as seen in the
video.
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HHHnRVDnMattHardy further down the Spiral (10/31/02 12:24:22 am) Reply
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I thought it implied he watched her from the window, because he
didn't trust her? Or maybe Samara wished he were watching her,
because they show the window again and he's not there. So, maybe she
wanted him to love her and watch her signifying he cared??? Maybe
I'm crazy, lol
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JyPsy further down the Spiral (10/31/02 2:12:06 am) Reply
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i think its just another of samaras memories...it seems like a
child like angle.
~JyPsy The great phoob of the universe
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StarSaucer
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Samara seeing daddy "watching" her, not trusting her, not being
close to her... and from a well you are looking up... she probably
felt like she was already trapped in the well while she was still
alive.
Even though her bedroom in the barn was up not down...
down was freedom and up was trapped. So I just blew my own theory.
Blast.

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SugaRae113 shambler (11/30/02
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Samara
Why did Anna keep Samara in the barn? And about the horses going
crazy...do you think it had to do with Samara having her room in the
barn and since she said that the horses kept her up at night, do you
think she could've poisened their mind? Just a thought....please
e-mail me at SugaRae113@aol.com to tell me if I had missed
something. If her mother loved her so much and Samara was what she
had been waiting for, then how come she had killed her? That doesn't
make sense, and why does Samara plot her revenge on innocent people
who just happened to watch her life on a video-tape? Is there going
to be a sequel (The remake of The Ring) PLEASE E-MAIL ME WITH YOUR
ANSWERS, I'M CONFUSED!!!!!!
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AngryVortex further down the Spiral (11/30/02 3:29:22 pm) Reply
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Some
answers...
1. Why did Anna keep Samara in the barn?
Well, it may not
have been Anna but rather Richard who despised Samara for making his
wife go crazy. It may have been an attempt to seperate her from Anna
because they thought it would stop her hallucinations, or it may
have been to make her feel alienated or hated (Richard hated
her).
2. What about the horses going crazy?
Your
theory is the general concencus. She couldn't sleep at night because
of the horses so she may have )intentionally or unintentionally)
used her pyschic powers to drive them insane.
3. Why did her
mother kill her?
Anna was suffering from mental illness as a
cause of Samara. She tried to stop it in many ways (i.e. admitting
her, seperating her), but eventually she found out the only way to
stop her hallucinations was to kill Samara. Right before throwing
her down the well, she mutters "all I ever wanted was you..." This
shows that she had remorse and didn't do it out of her free will.
Later on the images probably didn't stop or she couldn't deal with
the guilt, so she killed herself.
4. Why does Samara kill
innocent people?
Samara didn't really plot revenge so much,
she just wanted to be heard. Wanted people to feel what it was like
to be her, trapped alone in a well knowing that you're going to die.
She hated the world, and wasn't afraid to show it.
5. Will
there be a sequel?
Hopefully
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Woapalanne further down the Spiral (11/30/02 3:31:53 pm) Reply
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Re: Some
answers...
They're saying that there *will* be a sequel, despite refusal to do
one shortly after the release of The Ring.
A lot of people
are theorizing that Samara COULDN'T sleep, and she blamed the
horses, although they weren't the real reason.
And thread
necromancy is scary... o.o *beats the undead thread with a salmon*
http://www.ucrats.com - UC Rats!
Everyone will suffer. And
I'm married to Sadako in the #UC family tree ^_^
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