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Goo chak

Horreur

A mother and her son are disturbed by a the presence of a stranger as they await for the return of the father from work.

Année

2018

Durée

1h 26m

IMDb

4.7

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Casting

DT

Derrick Tao

Director

HM

Ho-Pong Mak

Director

Athena Chu

Ching-Yi

Casting

DT

Derrick Tao

Director

HM

Ho-Pong Mak

Director

Athena Chu

Ching-Yi

Louis Cheung

San-Chung

YT

Yao Tong

Lily

BY

Bob Yin-Pok Cheung

Leung

Fung Lee

Auntie

KN

Kam-Chuen Ng

Restaurant Owner

TZ

Terry Zou

Tsai-Ching

EW

Edmond Wong

Writer

DZ

Dong Zheng

Writer

Bande-annonce

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

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AdderaelMar 29, 2023

source: Goo chak

وائل شحمهMar 29, 2023

The Lingering is a drama with mild horror influences and a very positive message. The story in three parts revolves around Dawa, a young boy who lives in an old family mansion with his caring mother Qingyi. One year, the family father doesn't come home for the New Year celebrations and the mansion gets haunted by a mysterious spirit instead. As a young adult, Dawa leaves his devastated mother and the creepy mansion behind to move to a bigger city and get rich and famous. As an adult in his thirties, Dawa returns home with his girlfriend when he must verify whether the body of a drowned woman is his mother's or not. The first twenty-five minutes taking place in the eighties and the final fifty-five minutes taking place in present-day are connected through some flashbacks that show character development and the negative progression of a complicated mother-son relationship. These connections offer some great ideas but are often lacking fluidity as they pop up randomly and are sometimes unnecessarily repetitive. The movie's greatest strength is its message about spending time with your loved ones that is much more precious than any career that might provide money and fame. The film quietly criticizes the alienation, greed and selfishness of the contemporary Chinese society. This becomes most obvious when observing characters such as Dawa's self-centered business partner who likes to insert random English vocabulary in his sentences or the obnoxious real estate agent who goes as far as manipulating Dawa in order to force him into selling his family mansion. The movie has a few mild horror scenes but is overall rather a family drama. The opening twenty-five minutes are quite atmospheric and have an authentic vintage spirit. Another highlight is the present-day scene at a hotel when Dawa and his girlfriend seem to get attacked by an evil spirit. The creepy scene in the hospital restroom also manages to grab attention. The film's weakest element however is the story that has quite a few holes. It's never explained for instance whose spirit is haunting the couple in the hotel room. The movie ends with a twist that is supposed to be tearjerking but feels completely exaggerated. In the end, you should watch The Lingering if you are in the mood of watching a family drama with some mild social criticism and a few horror elements. If you were simply expecting a creepy Asian horror movie, you might get disappointed however and should rather explore the Taiwanese The Tag-Along franchise.

Amar & Amrit DahalMar 29, 2023

The plots were scary but it was made intentionally without concerning with story.And then bring the tearful end.It's a good ending but i feel the horror scenes are no sense.

user8280788474671Mar 29, 2023

With my fondness for the Asian cinema and Hong Kong cinema in particular, of course I jumped at the chance to get to sit down and watch "The Lingering". As if there ever was any doubt. What directors Ho Pong Mak and Derrick Tao thought made an effective horror movie, was apparently using loud and sudden noises constantly. But 90% of the times there was nothing following these loud sudden scare sounds, which meant that it became a nuisance to bear witness to, and it didn't work in favor of the movie. I don't know what kind of stale tea writers Edmond Wong and Dong Zheng were drinking while writing the storyline, because the storyline and plot was just ludicrous. Towards the end of the movie, when it was revealed what was actually going on, nothing up to that point made any sense - the strange happenings, the apparitions, and so forth. It was all just a random mess of nonsense. They had an adequate cast ensemble to perform in the movie, just a shame that they had next to nothing to work with in terms of script, storyline and plot. There was nothing scary about "The Lingering", aside from the fact that it all felt like it was just made up as directors Ho Pong Mak and Derrick Tao went along. If you enjoy Hong Kong horror movies, then there are far, far better choices readily available, and I can't really think of a single reason of recommending this movie.

❤️Delhi_Wali❤️Mar 29, 2023

Acting and camera work was good. Story however is full of holes.

Nomzy SthollyMar 29, 2023

If you want a really scary ghost story, this is the "wong" movie. Dawa and his mother await the return of Shizi, their father who works at the factory. They are visited by ghosts. 15 minutes into the film we discover that Shizi died in a drowning accident and his mistake caused the death of others. The film then jumps 30 years ahead as Dawa has notoriety as a chef, using his mother's pork recipe. The haunting return. The film is more about the relationship between mother and son. Yes, there are some ghosts and minor scares. As it turns out the Chinese call Chinese Checkers, "marbles."

Bénie Bak chouMar 29, 2023

Movie is a bit slow but very eerie and scary. Jumped out of my seat a couple of times with the jump scares haha. The ending part was quite touching. The plot was confusing as it doesn't make sense on the ending part when his mom is very much alive. If his mom is alive, then who is the scary ghost(supposedly his mom's spirit) which came to haunt them but also chased away a demon(very fake and badly done CGI effect) from attacking her son? Nevertheless, the play of ambience lighting was very well executed in order to portray eerie and creepy feelings to audience. The makeup(from young to old) on the lead cast worth applauding too.

SimranMar 29, 2023

This movie has so many loopholes that I shook my head in pity for the director's work. Below par. It did not make sense for residents to continue staying in a haunted house, without the question of the ghosts/spirits unsolved. And it tried to pull a last minute trick to be a tear-jerker. Seriously? What did the movie tried to be? A ghost film or a sad movie?

सञ्जु पाठकMar 29, 2023

Okay, first a word of warning and a confession - the warning: If you're rather literal minded and analytical, you might not like this movie. I would say this movie focuses more on emotional aspects than rational ones. The confession: I read some of the other reviews here before posting mine, and I saw points in both the good and bad reviews. The people who didn't like this seemed to have problems with questions left unanswered, things that didn't seem to make sense, and the mixture of an emotional drama with a ghost story, wanting it to be one or the other. For those trying to figure out how the ghost can be this or that person, let's just say it was a demon impersonating all of them. Or something. The scares were still effective enough for me to be satisfying, and I can make up my own reasons for the apparitions with a little creativity. I can see why people had a problem with this, though. It is a little confusing if you linger on it. Thankfully, for me at least, the story moved along and kept me engaged. The pacing was good. The scary parts were scary, and the emotional parts were emotional, and this movie did both better than a lot of movies I've seen lately. And yeah, it made me cry. I don't think I've ever seen a movie that's this effective at horror AND drama, so I definitely recommend giving it a try.