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I read an old review by Roger Ebert of The Ring, and I don't know why he doesn't understand the movie. It's pretty simple:
- Samara was a little girl born in unnatural circumstances, and had the ability to materialize images she created in her mind. Most of her thoughts were evil, so she mutilated a bunch of people and minds of people, and drove a bunch of horses crazy.
- Her parents started to lose her mind, so they sent her off to a loony hospital, which didn't work, so her mother killed her in desperation.
- Samara's enraged spirit is trying to reach out to the world an inflict as much suffering as possible on all of humanity, and she will never, ever rest.