Rings 3D Blu Ray 2017

13 years have passed since the events of the previous parts, but the memories are still alive. They have become a creepy urban legend. A lot of people want to know the secret of the sinister cassette, after watching which everyone is destined to die in seven days. Many are willing to take risks. One of these daredevils is a young guy Holt, enthusiastically engaged in the study of the subculture that has developed around the mysterious cassette. Holt's obsession with the deadly tape worries his girlfriend, Julia, who is convinced that both of them are in danger if Holt doesn't stop trying to get to the bottom of the truth. But when it gets too late she sacrifices herself to save her lover and makes a terrifying discovery: inside a nightmarish movie, there is another one that no one has ever seen in the movie Rings 3d blu ray.    

With all the talent of the storyteller Gore Verbinski, his interpretation of the Japanese "horror" The Ring had a significant "innate" flaw - to a greater extent, his film was not a horror, but a family film. Yes, the presence of a single mother with a child in the main characters gives a 100% guarantee that both of them will live to see the finale, the public will not accept otherwise even in the most desperately bold project with the most adult rating. And if you know that there is no one to die in a horror movie, then there is little interest in such a picture. “The Ring” suffered from this, “The Ring 2” went the same way, but the triquel “The Rings” is an aria from a different opera, the 12-year break benefited the franchise, the authors did not so much carry out cosmetic repairs as arranged a major transfer of the walls. New times, new rules.
The rules, however, remained the same: seven days, transferring the curse by copying the video and transferring it to a new victim (which Verbinski completely discarded), defects that appear in the photo, and other paranormal things - "Calls" extremely scrupulously approached the issue of preserving the origins. But they also dared to do something new - director F. Javier Gutierrez translated the video into the current digital format (now it is a file distributed on a flash drive), supplemented the already classic video with new frames, and shifted the focus of the story from Samara to her biological mother, because the audience until now, by and large, knew only about the foster family girls.