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Pulse
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That story may sound very serious and controversial, as a young man named Josh invades Douglas Ziegler's computer and inadvertently distributes a virus. It seems that this virus opens the gate that connects humans and the dead. Although it seems very secret, the virus may spread and make the infected victims commit suicide. Now, Josh must create an anti-virus program to delete the virus and secure the human species which is a great effort.
That story may sound very serious and controversial, as a young man named Josh invades Douglas Ziegler's computer and inadvertently distributes a virus. It seems that this virus opens the gate that connects humans and the dead. Although it seems very secret, the virus may spread and make the infected victims commit suicide. Now, Josh must create an anti-virus program to delete the virus and secure the human species which is a great effort.
Actors:
Zach Grenier,
Di Quon,
Ian Somerhalder,
Robert Clotworthy,
Mike J. Regan,
Christine Barger,
Riki Lindhome,
Brad Dourif,
Samm Levine,
Kel ONeill,
Octavia Spencer,
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Zach Grenier
12 February 1954, Englewood, New Jersey, USA
Di Quon
Ian Somerhalder
8 December 1978, Covington, Louisiana, USA
Robert Clotworthy
24 October 1955, Los Angeles, California, USA
Mike J. Regan
29 March 1969, San Diego, California, USA
Christine Barger
31 March 1980, Indiana, USA
Riki Lindhome
5 March 1979, Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA
Brad Dourif
18 March 1950, Huntington, West Virginia, USA
Samm Levine
12 March 1982, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Kel ONeill
Octavia Spencer
25 May 1970, Montgomery, Alabama, USA
Director:
Jim Sonzero
Jim Sonzero
Country:
United States
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November 30, 2006
Aparentemente, não há aparelho moderno que seja imune à invasão de fantasmas dispostos a utilizá-lo a fim de se espalharem pelo mundo.
Arizona Republic
August 19, 2006
A handful of creepy visuals can't make up for a mountain of shortcomings.
September 23, 2006
Decent horror remake with a strong cast, atmospheric direction and some genuinely scary scenes - you'll never log on to your computer again. Probably.
August 15, 2006
The J-horror remake wheel spins again, spitting out this pathetic Americanization of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's apocalyptic fable.
January 02, 2007
...the requisite happy ending smacks of studio interference...
April 11, 2014
The potential it has to be an adult thriller is ruined because it's just more teen marketed crap.
September 23, 2006
As the ghosts suck the life out of their victims, the audience suffers the same fate.
August 17, 2006
The remake begins with the same premise and appropriates the most striking visuals, grafting them onto a more explicable but equally dull George Romero-style doomsday scenario.
The Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
March 15, 2007
Boring youth movies are the result of boring youth characters.
August 18, 2006
It would have been a lot scarier if the film's college kids, haunted by comrades who stare back at them from cyber-hell, looked like they had lives worth saving.
UGO
March 24, 2007
The unanswered questions in the original added to the mood, but by trying to answer even just a few of them, this Pulse just gets more confusing and less scary.
AV Club
August 17, 2006
What was dreadful and trance-like in the original feels here like nothing-much-at-all sandwiched between some stock horror jolts.