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It’s a surprisingly happy ending for a horror movie, or so it seems…until you watch the Re/Member post-credits scene. What does the Re/Member post-credits scene mean?Asuka takes the head to the coffin where she places it with the rest of the body. She wakes up the next morning and discovers that it is the next day. They have broken out of the loop. But, as expected, all of them have forgotten about the time loop and the body search. On the news, the report about Miko’s dead body being found is released, which means that the teenagers succeeded in their task and broke out of the loop for good. Do Asuka and Takahiro Remember the Time Loop and the Body Search? Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ on Netflix, a Sequel That Maintains the Original's Restlessly Innovative Spirit

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You can watch the official trailer for Re/Member here on Youtube. Re/Member movie explained: the original story from the manga As you can guess, Re/Member is another time loop film, and that voice asking Asuka to find its body is the key, as they’ve been selected to play what is called The Body Game. But it’s not as simple as finding a body, it’s been dismembered, and the pieces scattered, so it’s kind of like hunting Easter Eggs while being chased by a Rottweiler. Cerita ‘Re/Member’ dimulai pada tanggal 5 Juli, di mana siswi SMA bernama Asuka bertemu dengan seorang gadis muda di SMA-nya yang belum pernah ia lihat sebelumnya. Gadis muda itu berkata padanya, “Cari tubuhku.” When they wake up the next day on July 5 again, things are different. Most notably, Rie is not there. No one outside of the time loop has heard of Rie. The teens determine that, by finding the doll, they woke up this new monster, and if they get eaten by the monster, they will be erased from existence. So, the pressure is on to find that head and break the curse. Re/Member ending explained: Seth Meyers Sings Taylor Swift's Praises For Crafting The "Perfect 'SNL' Monologue" For Her 2009 Hosting Gig: "It Really Speaks To What A Force Of Nature She Is"But then the headline magically transforms in front of our eyes. The new headline reads, “2nd grade girl brutally murdered within amusement park grounds.” The picture in the paper of the girl transforms, too, from “Miko Onoyama (Age: 8)” to “Asuka Morisaki (Age: 8).”

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The movie does not mention the rules of the body search, but knowing them from the manga helps us understand what the students should do. Here they are: The most recent chapter of the Karadasagashi manga, released on Friday via Shounen Jump+, has announced additional cast members for the anime adaptation. The anime w... read more

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Actor Gordon Maeda dons the role of Takahiro Ise in Netflix's new teen horror film. Maeda features prominently in the series' trailer, and fans can expect him to play a significant role in the movie. Maeda looks brilliant in the trailer and promises to deliver an impressive performance in the movie.

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EditSynopsis From the moment Banri "Ban" Oogami met Yukito "Yuki" Orikasa, they became intimate friends with a shared passion for music. This same love for music leads them to create their own indie idol group, Re:vale. Despite Yuki's aloof personality, the public adores Re:vale, with their popularity seemingly growing as the years go on. Unfortunately, a tragic accident befalls Ban on stage and, although his life is saved, he disappears without a trace, leaving Yuki devastated. Jenna Bush Hager Says Her Dad's Own Struggles With Alcohol Helped Her Talk About Matthew Perry's Death With Her Young Daughter The sudden emergence of the doll leads Asuka to the fact that the doll is where Miko’s head is. She remembers the time when the ghost caught her, Die, and Rumiko in the swimming pool and the doll was in the water, it drowned head first. This means that the head was heavier than the rest of the doll, meaning that something else was inside. Considering how the doll has suddenly become a part of the monster that hounds them, they deduce that the head must be there. This means that they will have to face the monster, rather than run away and try to survive it. That night, they create a trap for the monster, knowing that if they get eaten they’ll probably be erased forever. The Re/Member post-credits scene shows a newspaper article reporting Miko’s murder changing into a new story. Instead of Miko, the new article is about the death of a different 8-year-old girl named Asuka Morisaki, who was killed in an amusement park. This ending suggests that the film’s protagonist Asuka is the next victim and Red Person in what will become a new game of Body Search. Does theRe/Member post-credits scene mean that Asuka dies? Gizelle Bryant Breaks Her Silence After Leah McSweeney Put Her On Blast In Bombshell Bravo Investigation: "I Don't Need A Producer To Tell Me To Do Anything" (Exclusive)Gordon Maeda has previously appeared in numerous other movies and shows, including Promise Cindrella, The Romance Manga Artist, Renai Kakutoka, Jump!! The Heroes Behind the Gold, and many more. Asuka, Takahiro and four other high schoolers must spend the night finding the scattered remains of a body hidden within their school, or risk being killed over and over by the “Red Person” and repeating the same day forever. Can they break out of the murderous loop and see tomorrow? A deathly exhilarating climax awaits in this ultra-thrilling looping horror experience. Re/Member trailer Hoda Kotb And Jenna Bush Hager Have Some Advice For Halloween: “If You Dress Sexy, You Are Going To Have A Bad Time”