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which ghost movie is most scary?? japanese,american,korean,thailand,india, or whatever country.?

pls give the titles of the movie you watched .

Thailand’s horror shows also not bad

Art of the devil (2004)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0444759/

ghost game (2006)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0817928/

Shutter (2004)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0440803/

The house (2007)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1070750/

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What is the cheapest city in the US, to leave from to get to southeast Asia, Thailand?

I want to fly to thailand and I was wondering if tickets were cheaper if I leave from different cities in the US. From chicago I can get tickets around 1300-1500 but are they cheaper other places? Or would it be cheaper to buy a ticket to somewhere else, then a diff ticket to thailand? I guess I am just wondering the cheapest way to get there.

Sounds like you need to do a little bit of experimenting via trial and error — and have a calculator handy!

First of all, it’s likely going to be cheapest for you to fly into Bangkok (rather than somewhere else in Thailand) since it’s the biggest city and has a huge international airport. However, you might also look into flights to Singapore or Kuala Lumpur — two huge Southeast Asian hubs — and then make your way to Thailand on a separate leg, using one of the low-cost Asian carriers like Tiger Airways, Jet Star Asia, or Air Asia. (Bonus: if it’s not actually Bangkok that you want to get to, you might be able to fly into another Thai destination using one of these carriers — many fly into place like Phuket, Surat Thani, and Chiang Mai.) It’ll be up to you to figure out what’s most cost-effective for you, and whether the hassle of changing carriers is worth the savings you might find.

Secondly, I’m fairly confident that you’re likely to find lower prices leaving from the West Coast of the U.S. — Los Angeles, San Francisco, or even Seattle. However, if you’re living in the Chicago area, you need to weigh up again whether it’s worth it to you to get yourself to the West Coast from there in order to catch a cheaper flight to Asia; I have a sneaking suspicion that you won’t actually be saving much.

Hope this gives you a little food for thought, if nothing else! Like I said, you need to weigh up whether the ease of getting a straightforward ticket from Chicago to Bangkok is more appealing to you than saving some money by making the trip a tad more convoluted.

Good luck!
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