Talk:Pulse (2006 film)

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Surprise, surpise. Another American horror film based on a Japanese one.

Is there a wiki on this phenomenon. I'd be curious to read up on why nobody in hollywood can think up original plots anymore.

Why is it so bad that Americans films adapt Japanese ones for their audiences? I have no qualms about that and I would like to see more American adaptations of the J-Horror so that more people can experience the genre.

If people want to "experience the genre" they should watch the original movies. They are usually about a thousand times better than the remakes.

[edit] Copyrighted content

Hi. I removed the "Plot summary" section because it contained copyrighted content. I found the same "summary" on IMDB as well as Yahoo! Movies. I'm sure the addition was well-intentioned but as it violates Wikipedia's copyright policy, it should not be here.

Nevertheless, please don't hesitate to instert a plot summary, but please make sure it follows Wikipedia policy (e.g.: concerning copyright and original research). Thank you! --Horncomposer 10:11, 9 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Thought you might like this.

Yes, it's YTMND, but it's still pretty funny, and most of all, relevant. seriesoftubesmovie.ytmnd.com Series of Tubes: The Movie] -K2JMan 13:56, 10 August 2006 (UTC)