| Release | Jul 15, 2008 |
| Video |
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Anamorphic - Enhanced for Widescreen TVs. |
| Audio |
English: Dolby Digital 5.1 French: Dolby Digital 2.0 Spanish: Dolby Digital 2.0 |
| Subtitles | English, Spanish |
| Studio | 20th Century Fox |
| Year | 2008 |
| Genre | Horror, Mystery, Thriller |
- Audio Commentary with production executive Alex Sundell, screenwriter Luke Dawson and actress Rachael Taylor
- Featurette: A Ghost in the Lens
- Featurette: A Culural Divide: Shooting in Japan
- Featurette: A History of Spirit Photography
- Featurette: The Hunt for the Haunt: Tools and Tips for Ghost Hunting
- Create Your Own Phantom Photo
- The Director: Masayuki Ochiai
- A Conversation with Luke Dawson
- Alternate and Deleted Scenes:
- -The Wedding
- -Jane Eats a Big Mac
- -Extended RestaurantScene
- -Jane Watches TV
- -Jane Gets Directions
- -Ben's Photo Shoot
- -Flashbacks of Megumi
- -The Hospital
- -Jane Becomes Megumi
- -Extended Flashbacks of Megumi
- Alternate Ending: Mental Hospital
- Trailers: Street Kings, Deception, Behind Enemy Lines 3, Pathology, Joyride 2: Dead Ahead
A young photographer and his girlfriend discover mysterious shadows in their photographs after a tragic accident. They soon learn that you can never escape the past as a ghost continuously haunts them!
Based on a 2004 Thai horror flick, this surprisingly effective Hollywood remake is actually set in Tokyo. That's where newlywed hubby Joshua Jackson has taken bride Rachael Taylor (Transformers) for an ill-advised honeymoon. They hit a woman standing in the middle of a spooky road, after which all sorts of ghosts seem to emerge from Jackson's camera (he's come to Japan for a fashion-photography gig). Can our plucky heroine, a fish out of water in a confusing city, find the answer to this haunted puzzle? Well, yes, but she won't like what she finds.
SHUTTER is distinguished by director Mayasuki Ochiai's compositional eye, which favors the empty, creeped-out spaces in which ghosts might dwell. The movie also gets into the phenomenon of "spirit photography," which suggests that the dear departed make their presence known as white flashes in snapshots.
Based on a 2004 Thai horror flick, this surprisingly effective Hollywood remake is actually set in Tokyo. That's where newlywed hubby Joshua Jackson has taken bride Rachael Taylor (Transformers) for an ill-advised honeymoon. They hit a woman standing in the middle of a spooky road, after which all sorts of ghosts seem to emerge from Jackson's camera (he's come to Japan for a fashion-photography gig). Can our plucky heroine, a fish out of water in a confusing city, find the answer to this haunted puzzle? Well, yes, but she won't like what she finds.
SHUTTER is distinguished by director Mayasuki Ochiai's compositional eye, which favors the empty, creeped-out spaces in which ghosts might dwell. The movie also gets into the phenomenon of "spirit photography," which suggests that the dear departed make their presence known as white flashes in snapshots.
20th Century Fox
presents
John HensleyMaya HazenJames Kyson LeeYoshiko MiyazakiKei YamamotoDaisy BettsAdrienne PickeringJoshua JacksonRachael TaylorDavid DenmanMegumi Okina"Shutter"
Written byLuke Dawsonproduced byDoug Davison
produced byRoy Lee
produced byTakashige Ichise
directed byMasayuki Ochiai
Production Year: 2008
Written byLuke Dawsonproduced byDoug Davison
produced byRoy Lee
produced byTakashige Ichise
directed byMasayuki Ochiai
Production Year: 2008
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