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Format: DVD

Release Year: 2001

Sub-Genre: Foreign

Genre: Horror

Movie/TV Title: Pulse

Studio: Magnolia Home Ent

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Pulse

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2001

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Magnolia Home Ent

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0.57 in

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by yourbestbet123
Aug 30, 2006
The Pulse Fizzled
Pulse started off with a B movie feel, but continued on to have a great build up towards the end. The screenwriter had a great idea with the script; however, the execution of the script is in need of some help. The characters, for the most part, came off as unauthentic. A better cast could have pulled off this script. Singing, dancing, and tv roles aren't quite the same as a movie role. The biggest pitfall to this movie is the ending. The ending came across as unfinished. Very Disappointing. This movie had a lot going for it, but it was all lost in the execution (actors, script, etc). A good rental.Pulse started off with a B movie feel, but continued on to have a great build up towards the end. The screenwriter had a great idea with the script; however, the execution of the script is in need of some help. The characters, for the most part, came off as unauthentic. A better cast could have pulled off this script. Singing, dancing, and tv roles aren't quite the same as a movie role. The biggest pitfall to this movie is the ending. The ending came across as unfinished. Very Disappointing. This movie had a lot going for it, but it was all lost in the execution (actors, script, etc). A good rental.
by daily-bugle
Oct 07, 2006
Asian Horror Rulez!
Story: "Would you like to meet a ghost?" This foreboding question is posed to a young man by his own computer, suddenly able to dial up to the Internet--by itself. Unfortunately for the characters in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's PULSE, inquisitive PCs are the least of their problems. What begins as the seemingly isolated suicide of a computer hacker in Tokyo leads to a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths in this bone-chilling thriller. As Michi (Kumiko Aso), a young woman working on a rooftop plant nursery, attempts to find out what happened to her deceased friend, a slacker named Kawashima (Haruhiko Katô) reports his computer's unusual behavior to Harue (Koyuki), an attractive tech specialist. Separately, they witness an unraveling horror which manifests itself in ... Story: "Would you like to meet a ghost?" This foreboding question is posed to a young man by his own computer, suddenly able to dial up to the Internet--by itself. Unfortunately for the characters in Kiyoshi Kurosawa's PULSE, inquisitive PCs are the least of their problems. What begins as the seemingly isolated suicide of a computer hacker in Tokyo leads to a series of mysterious disappearances and deaths in this bone-chilling thriller. As Michi (Kumiko Aso), a young woman working on a rooftop plant nursery, attempts to find out what happened to her deceased friend, a slacker named Kawashima (Haruhiko Katô) reports his computer's unusual behavior to Harue (Koyuki), an attractive tech specialist. Separately, they witness an unraveling horror which manifests itself in haunting digital images, coal-black stains, doors sealed with red tape, and lingering apparitions--all leading to a steady decrease in Tokyo's population. Like RING, another prime example of Japanese horror, Kurosawa's PULSE manages to take a B-movie plot and elevate to a level of both terror and artistry that's rarely, if ever, seen in the West. Rather than relying on gore and special effects, the film uses expert cinematography (courtesy of Junichirô Hayashi, also the cameraman on RING and Kurosawa's CHARISMA), bleak backdrops, creepy music, and the good ol' power of suggestion to create what eventually becomes an existential nightmare. To call PULSE "scary" would be a grave understatement; most viewers will never look at a roll of red tape the same way again. Comments: Asian Horror Rulez! In my opinion today's horror movies aren't REAL horror movies, but more comedies of a sick mind. REAL horror are movies like ''Hellraiser'', ''It'' and ''The Thing'' for example. Horror Movies are movies that you are supposed to get nightmares of. When a teenager committed a murder and said on national TV that he did it, because he saw it in a movie, filmmakers weren't supposed to make movies anymore with that mutch horror-effect unfortunately. At least, U.S. movies! In Asia no such thing, the Asian horror-movie makers never had this heavy burden on there shoulders and were free to experiment in there movies as they liked. Today Present day More & more people step off from the ''USA Rulez!'' hype and go discover some other countries like Asian countries, Japan, China, Korea, etc. And in movies. Especially when in a blockbuster movie it is mentioned somewhere that it originates from a Asian movie, and now with internet so easily accessible and easy to buy alot are expanding there movie-collection to Asian movies ( As have I ) . Unfortunately i cannot speak ( YET ) Any Asian language, nor read it, though you CAN learn a great deal from these Asian movies slowly, but watch enough asian movies and you can speak it, as how majority of foreign kids learned to speak english in foreign countries. I have the asian version of ''the grudge'' and ''the ring'' , i DID find those movies a BIT more scarier then this one though, but the STORY is better in this one and involves a modern subject ''loneliness due to modern technology''. I think the message of the director was ''Do not try to escape in computers and internet, instead shut it down and hang with your friends, else you'll die alone'' In todays society we all depend to mutch on technology and it shuts us off from other people. A good warning this movie, low budget, but NOT a average B-movie.
by harvey*lulah
Oct 06, 2006
What the Heck Did I Just Watch?
I am a huge fan of horror movies but for some time every movie I watched was a disappointment. Then I found Asian horror and my faith in horror movies was renewed. While heavy on ghosts - which I do not consider scary in horror films - Asian films are usually a good bet when you want tense, weird films with lots of history and twist and turns. Pulse is not one of them. The story did not make sense, conversations went every which way making no sense (maybe it was the subtitles, but I doubt it), the acting was horrible and the little special effects were laughable. I am all for low budget - and I think most horror films benefit from a small budget since it gives them a gritty edge that big budgets can never duplicate - so why bother with CG when not really needed? A guy finds a ... I am a huge fan of horror movies but for some time every movie I watched was a disappointment. Then I found Asian horror and my faith in horror movies was renewed. While heavy on ghosts - which I do not consider scary in horror films - Asian films are usually a good bet when you want tense, weird films with lots of history and twist and turns. Pulse is not one of them. The story did not make sense, conversations went every which way making no sense (maybe it was the subtitles, but I doubt it), the acting was horrible and the little special effects were laughable. I am all for low budget - and I think most horror films benefit from a small budget since it gives them a gritty edge that big budgets can never duplicate - so why bother with CG when not really needed? A guy finds a website that asks if he wants to meet a ghost. Days later he commits suicide. Then people start disappearing. For whatever reason a girl and a guy are spared and are thrown together when most people are gone. Then there is something with doors with red tape that seem to hold ghosts in - still people insist on breaking the tape and spending time with the "scary" ghosts. From what I pieced together it looks like the ghost world is full and so ghosts now hang out in libraries and factories. So instead of sharing Earth or the ghost world with the living they make people depressed and then they turn into mold on a wall or an oil stain on the ground. It all has to do with loneliness, and how being dead is so lonely and how being lonely turns you into mold or an oil stain. Pass on this one, really not worth the money. Maybe as a rental and then you can decide if it is worth buying. There is a US version out and I guess I will check it out to see what they did with this mess.
by vernad16
Sep 23, 2020
Excellent turn on an old story
Was an unusable horror movie without any extreme violence or gore and held my interest until the very end.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: second.sale
by dapack_15
Jun 05, 2024
Dvd plays great !!
Dvd plays great !!
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: northwoods1959

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