Introduction

The Eye is a starring Jessica Alba. It

is a remake of a 2002 Hong Kong film of
the same name. The remake of this
Hong Kong film "Jian Gui", is basically
the story a woman who receives an eye
transplant that allows her to see into
the supernatural world. Blind since age
5, violinist Sydney Wells (Jessica Alba)
has a cornea transplant so that she
would be able to see again. However,
she got more than what she bargained
for when she realized she could even
see ghosts. And some of these ghosts
are unfriendly. So she goes on a journey
to find the origins of her cornea and to
reveal the history of the previous dead
owner. David Moreau and Xavier Palud
directed this movie. David and Xavier
has pleasured the people and scared
them with their Movies like ”Ils’’ that has
been nominated for best foreign horror
movie at the Golden Trailer Awards last
year. They also directed the movie
entitled “”Them””.

Strange things appeared to her

vision when she got an operation to her
eyes. She is seeing things that others
can’t see. Her doctor couldn’t believe
her. But that visions tells her something
about.

The theme of this movie is about a

girl who was able to see dead people
after her cornea transplant. She’s been
blind since 5 years old. But the
operation made her life confusing and
gave her a lot of questions that is hard
to explain.

She needs to find the answer to

what is happening to her. When strange
things happened to Sydney Wells, she
suspected that there is something to do
about the donor of her eyes. When she
looked at the mirror, she saw a girl that
she thought it was her. But the picture
that her Helen took in the hospital
together with Alicia proves that the girl
she is seeing in the mirror was really not
her. He asked Paul to tell her who was
the donor. Paul refused to tell her. But
eventually, He Told her who was it. They
went to the Mexico where the donor
lives.

The movie happened somewhere in

the United States. But the climax
happened in Mexico at the present time.
The main places that they are usually
been are in the hospital, her house and
on her Violin session place.

Sydney Wells who played by

Jessica Alba is a normal, 20 years old,
blind professional concert violinist living
in an average million dollar condo in
Southern California. That is, until she
gets the break of a lifetime and
someone gives her their eyes.Doctor
Paul Falkner who played by Alessandro
Nivola knows all about transplants and
the weird things they do to people. Like
making it hard to sleep at night and
causing indigestion. He introduced
Sydney to her surroundings by telling
what is to avoid and how to interact with
someone else. Chloe Morets played the
role of a little doomed brain tumor girl in
the hospital named Alicia Milstone.
Parker Posey played the role of Sydney’s
sister who provided the operation to
Sydney.
When you watch a film, you like it
and become somewhat emotionally
attached to it. When a remake comes
out, your natural reaction is to reject this
interloper that is threatening to weaken
your memories of the original. My lack
of detailed memories of the original
allowed me to recognize this remake as
slightly more fresh, and likely helped
with my overall enjoyment.
 There are many beautiful things in
the world and we love to see it. But
not all of things are pleasing to see.
And sometimes, we’re wishing that
unpleasant things had never appeared
to our vision. Sydney Wells thought us
a lesson that the sight is not
important. Lots of things happened to
her when she got those eyes. That
causes her traumatic and thrilling
experience. Things got worst because
of her vision. She wouldn’t want that
eye if she knew that such things will
happen and appear. This has a very
good story. If you watch it, You wont
forget it in a long time.

The End
 THE EYE
Directed by: David Moreau
and Xavier Palud

A film Review by:

Mobilla, Jaysar Pascual, Dale

Obor, Christian Pedrero, Marlon
Parong, Jonald Quisel, Roland
Quisel, Ronald

Reyes, John
Aris
Sienna, Bobbie
Solano,
Gemcer
Solis, John
Galven
Torres, Kenneth
Villalus, Jeffrey
Villamor,
Edward

Submitted to:
Mrs. Hernandez