The Grudge 3: The Curse Continues

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Please, don't leave me in here.

Jake, I promise I won't be long.

She'll kill me before you get back.

You're very safe here.

All right? Nobody's gonna harm you.

We're only locking the door

because we're worried

you might try and leave again.

I left because she was in here.

Why? Why are you doing this to me?

I promise you, Jake,

I would never let

anything bad happen to you.

Jake, I'm not trying to punish you,

but I have to be sure that you're safe

while I tend to other patients.

You see that camera up there?

Someone will be watching you

the whole time.

That won't stop her.

You have got to get some rest.

She killed my whole family.

She's gonna kill me.

- She's gonna kill me.

- Hey, easy.

Please. Please don't leave.

I'm so sorry.

Nobody should have to go through

what you've been through.

It doesn't matter.

I'm already dead.

I'll be back as soon as I can.

No. No.

She's here.

No. She's here! Let me out! She's here!

Dr. Sullivan, you'd better get down there.

Another nightmare?

Sorry to wake you.

It's that same dream again?

Go back to sleep.

It was left on my desk to shame me.

It never stops.

"BIZARRE DEATH FOR

AMERICAN TRAGEDY SURVIVOR"

We'll move. We can leave Tokyo if you want.

It's not just about what happened today.

What makes you sure this is part of it?

If you follow it from the beginning,

it's all connected,

and now it's in Chicago.

This happened in Chicago?

Then it has nothing to do with us.

Yes, it does.

I can't hide from this anymore.

Naoko, you're upset. People are talking.

Let them talk.

I told you,

it's not about what happened at the office.

Naoko! Naoko!

I understand your feelings,

but it's out of your control.

People are dying.

There's nothing you can do about it.

There is. There is!

Wait, hey. What about me?

Watch out for the fire alarm.

There's a closet wall, too.

Where're your keys?

- How many have we done it in?

- A lot.

You do know the only reason I'm dating you

is 'cause you have the keys

to a whole apartment building, right?

I don't have the keys to anything.

My brother does.

You know the only reason I'm dating you

is 'cause I need a fashion model

for my designs.

You know I'm cool with that.

You can dress me up.

I'm really happy we're doing this together.

Yeah. New York's gonna be awesome.

They have no idea what's about to hit them.

- Wait till you see what's about to hit you.

- Nice.

What?

- Oh, my God.

- Sh*t.

What apartment is this?

F***, this is where that family...

- Come on. Let's go.

- Okay.

- Rose, why so many dolls?

- It's a going away party.

- For who?

- Lisa.

Rose?

- Is it time for your medicine?

- No, I'm okay.

I'm letting Lisa take two of my dolls

with her on the trip.

- Are you?

- They wanna see the world.

And what about you, Rose?

Do you want to see the world?

I'm gonna when Lisa gets famous.

Hey. Hey, just put it out of your mind, Lis.

Okay? Forget about it.

We're out of here soon enough.

Yeah, but I knew them.

I know you did, but it's the past,

and the past can't hurt you.

Okay?

- I'll call you later.

- Okay.

There she is.

Lisa!

Hi, Rose.

- Hey, Gretchen. Where's Max?

- Right behind you.

- Thanks for watching her, Gretchen.

- Always a pleasure.

Rose is an angel.

How's the painting going?

Well, the arthritis makes it hard.

I use more ointment than paint these days.

- Bye, Rose.

- Bye.

- Have a good party.

- I will.

- Bye.

- Bye.

You're late.

I had to ask Gretchen to look after Rose.

I'm sorry. I lost track of time.

- What?

- Cough them up.

We just needed a little privacy.

You're leaving town with the guy.

Can't it wait?

Wait, where are you going?

Well, now that I've got the keys,

I can do some things that need to get done.

Okay.

Oh, no.

- What's with Max today?

- He doesn't like people moving.

He doesn't like people moving out.

- Do boys like Mr. Potato Head?

- I guess.

Come back in, Rose.

I left him a toy.

- Who?

- The boy.

- What boy?

- I think he's new.

No, there's no new boys here.

- Where are you going?

- Can't leave a toy in the hall, Rose.

- Max'll have a fit.

- It's for the boy.

Where did you put it?

A toy'll make him feel better.

Well, I guess these belong to you.

Yeah. I really wish

I could convince you guys to stay.

- We're gonna miss you around here.

- Well, it's best for Brenda.

She's been having a rough time

since that family died.

A change of scene might help.

Well, if there's ever anything I can do

to help out,

a landlord recommendation

or anything at all, you know who to call.

Tell Lisa and Rose we said bye.

Mr. Praski, I didn't know you were

coming by. I was just seeing...

Two more tenants off.

Yeah, they were good ones.

- Reporters still hassling you?

- No, sir. I've been keeping them out.

Good, good.

Max, there's something we gotta talk about.

I've been riding the contractors

like you said. I'll push them harder.

I've been thinking. Maybe it's time

to bring in a management company.

Someone to help put things back on track.

It's nothing personal.

I've got some prospects lined up.

- And there's a woman coming by.

- Yeah?

Yeah, I mean,

she sounds really eager to rent.

Don't let her get away, Max.

We got money flowing

in the wrong direction.

"You are charming

and wise beyond your years."

That's a compliment, not a fortune.

What's yours say?

Tell you what, I'll set up your bed

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