Taking the Gord Verbinsky on Ring is considered a masterpiece Of the many fans of horror, which is not a small feat as it is a remake of the sincere J-Horror Classic. The film tells the story of Rachel Keller (Naomi Watts), a journalist who reveals the frightening truth behind the cursed video tender after her granddaughter dies. In short, anyone who sees the footage will be killed by Samara (Davig Chase), a good habitat, after seven days-and stopping it is practically impossible. The film vocational-frightening-stabs the fear of technology and the supernatural, at the same time telling a good, old-fashioned ghost story.

Since the 2002 announcement, the Ring has caused two sequels, none of them are particularly good. In fact, "rings" - the third installment starring "Big Bang theory" Johnoni Galecki - is pure terrible, confirmed by his 8% result of "wounded tomatoes". While the film provides a few passable afraid of jumping and updating the digital world, it lacks cohesion and a huge sense of fear that the original is making it so well after all these years. Shame, indeed, as a "ring" film about the dangers of social media, it could have been interesting.

However, Galecki Game character who is not unlike Leonard Hoffstadter, the physicist for which he played 12 seasons of "Big Bang theory". His character Gabriel Brown also loves science because he is a professor of biology who wants to change the world with his scientific discoveries. Unlike Leonard, Gabriel is so married to his pursuits that it proves to be his deterrent in the end.

While there is Many moments of "Big Bang theory" are getting olderThe image of Nyoni Galci in the "rings" is much more problematic than Leonard Hoffstadter at worst. Gabriel Brown is a catalyst for Samara to return to more terror to helpless victims, as the professor uses the cursed bar to conduct a social experiment where people are filming how they watch footage and encourage others to do the same. He wants to prove that there is life after death ... even if it costs people their lives in the process.

Gabriel is not very waving, a manic villain, because he really believes his cause will benefit from mankind. That said, his actions are still selfish and lead to a lot of tragedy in "rings", making him more complex than your average bad man. The moral suspicion of the character is certainly what has attracted Galecki in the role, as he explained in an interview with Soon the rotten tomatoes come:

"When I initially read it on the site, I thought he could use these students as guinea pigs in some way, but the wonderful thing for Gabriel is that he really believes he is doing well. You know his job is for the bigger good at all, and they were always my favorite villains."

While the "rings" will not descend into history as one of Best extensions for horror ever madeGalecki seems to have enjoyed playing a bad man. Unfortunately, the actor showing the character he considered to be fascinating is one of the few positives to take from the film.