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Wasn't planning to watch this remake to be honest, but I guess things just happened. I mean I just happened to find this remake movie so I might as well watch it. I have to say that of the two remakes of Blind, this version followed the original much more closely compared to the Japanese one. Not just in the base plotline but also in the way certain scenes were filmed. But I guess it's inevitable considering this film was directed by the same person who directed the original Blind. Even then, some changes were to be expected as the screenwriter for the film would be different and the elements added to the movie would be influenced by the kinds of things that would appeal to the Chinese audience.
That said, even as this remake was very similar to the original and not as loosely adapted as it had been with the Japanese version, there were still some details that were written differently. And for someone who have seen the original and the Japanese remake, noticing the different details have to be one of the things that will stand out to you.
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That said, even as this remake was very similar to the original and not as loosely adapted as it had been with the Japanese version, there were still some details that were written differently. And for someone who have seen the original and the Japanese remake, noticing the different details have to be one of the things that will stand out to you.
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