"The Eye" is adapted from a 2002 Chinese horror film co- written by Jo Jo Hui , oxide Pang Chun and Danny Pang , and directed by oxide Pang Chun and Danny Pang. After the film was released, it attracted the attention of American Hollywood, so it was decided to buy the copyright of the film and get it to be remade in the United States. Since the Chinese version of "Damn" is an out-and-out ghost story, "The Eye" will also involve some surreal elements. The film’s screenwriter Sebastian Gotteves decided to adopt a kind of reality The scientific phenomenon of "Cell Memory", to buffer the supernatural feeling in the story, the producer Darren Miller said: This statement is not only traceable, but also there have been clinical cases. People who have received organ transplants may indeed execute some memory commands issued by the organ. If someone gets an organ donated by a smoker, he will find that he has a desire to smoke from time to time, but he never smoked before the operation. Others discovered that they had suddenly become obsessed with sports, and only when they asked, they knew that the person who donated their organs to them happened to be a sports fan. Of course, the story told in "The Eye" is completely fictitious, but it uses the real life environment as a reference, and then adds some surreal elements
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The Eye Creative background
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Extended Reading
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Dr. Paul Faulkner: We see what we look at. But the way we see things is affected by what we know.
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Sydney Wells: You know, when we first met, I didn't think you were such as ass.
Dr. Paul Faulkner: [chuckles] That's because you didn't know how to spot one. See? Progress.