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The
Basics
Title: The Ring Two
Rating: PG - 13
Overall
rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Best for Ages: 16+
Ages 3 - 7: Red
Ages 8 - 12: Red
Ages 13 - 17: Yellow
Violence Amount: Yellow
Violence Portrayal: Yellow
Fear: Yellow
Illegal / Harmful: Green
Language: Yellow
Nudity: Green
Sex: Green
Review:
Six months after the end of the first Ring movie, Rachel (Naomi
Watts) has moved with her son, Aidan, to a small town in Oregon.
She is shocked when she learns of a murder in the sleepy town
involving the watching of a tape similar to the one that began
her horrors. She and her young son are once again being terrorized
by the dead Samara. This time Samara wants to become alive
and take over Aidan's body and have Rachel for her mother.
Rachel does some investigating into Samara's history and finds
some clues to help save her son. There are several times that
you may jump in your seat. There is violence, death, grisly
images and themes that may be too frightening for your child.
The F word is used once to retain the PG-13 rating. The movie
is even scarier than the first one. There are really no values
to be learned from it. It is simply a horror movie.
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Linda Thomas is a native Minnesotan.
She graduated from the University of Minnesota
with a double major in sociology and psychology.
Married with a family, she has remained in the
Minneapolis area.
Linda has been a lover of movies
since she was a small child. This love of film
eventually brought her to the point in life where
she is now, a film critic. She was featured on
WCCO radio for three years on the “Dark in
the Morning” show with Dark Star.
In December of 2001, Linda became
the film critic for the syndicated “Ruth
Koscielak Show”.
Linda sees over 150 movies a
year and has had the opportunity to interview
a number of directors and actors when they are
in town. She has also appeared on a public access
show called the "Cinema Judge" and has
ventured into writing for "Cinestar"
magazine in September 2002. The Twin Cities movie
magazine is available, for free, at most local
Blockbuster's and local movie cheaters.
Her website is: www.lindathomasmovies.com
As one of the few female reviewers in the Twin
Cities area, she brings a unique point of view
to her reviews. Linda has raised two children,
a boy and a girl, and knows what they like in
movies and what is appropriate. Hopefully, her
reviews will help your family in choosing where
to next spend your movie-going dollar.
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