Japanese version as well. It's not long after the Japanese version came out, and I had a family dinner. After dinner, the adults chatted and played cards. I rented it with my 12-year-old cousin at the time. It should have been a VCD when I went to her house to watch
the movie. At that time, everyone was talking about this movie, so when we saw the well, we already knew that the next step was Sadako from the TV. The plot that climbed out of the plane. My cousin closed her eyes and asked me: Are you still watching? I said I was watching
Sadako crawling very slowly. Cousin asked: Is it over yet? I kept talking
and waited until Sadako finished climbing, and I said, "Okay,
read it. My cousin was sitting on the sofa and was very frightened. I stood up and walked to the DVD player to clean up—the phone rang. My cousin glanced at me, and we laughed and said what a coincidence, when she went to answer the phone,
I heard my cousin say "hello" a few times, and then hung up the phone. Turning around, my cousin stared at me: There was no sound on the phone,
and while we were still looking at each other affectionately, the phone rang again, and my cousin ran away and said that I would not answer, so I went - my dad called and told me to go downstairs and talk to me. When they went home
, the "big brother" like a brick had a bad signal. The sign of a bad signal was that the other party didn't make
a sound for so many years. Next month, my cousin should get married.
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