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I was hoping it would be a bit stronger.
Movies with this kind of subject need to be very well written in order to be effective with a rating like that. There are few that come to mind. It's SO much easier with an R. rander3127 |
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Yea, but how about those extras and DTS track!
"rander3127" <> wrote in message news:... >I was hoping it would be a bit stronger. > Movies with this kind of subject need to > be very well written in order to be effective > with a rating like that. There are few that > come to mind. It's SO much easier with > an R. Zimmy |
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>I was hoping it would be a bit stronger.
> Movies with this kind of subject need to > be very well written in order to be effective > with a rating like that. There are few that > come to mind. It's SO much easier with > an R. I bet the studio will have it both ways: the theatrical release will be PG-13 to maximize ticket sales, and on DVD you'll get that cut and another release that's either R or unrated. Just wait for the DVD; with ticket prices and theater annoyances, it's almost better that way anyway. Mike Jackson Editor & Web Developer, DVD Verdict www.dvdverdict.com Mike Jackson |
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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 08:27:08 -0700, "Mike Jackson"
<> wrote: >>I was hoping it would be a bit stronger. >> Movies with this kind of subject need to >> be very well written in order to be effective >> with a rating like that. There are few that >> come to mind. It's SO much easier with >> an R. > >I bet the studio will have it both ways: the theatrical release will be >PG-13 to maximize ticket sales, and on DVD you'll get that cut and another >release that's either R or unrated. Just wait for the DVD; with ticket >prices and theater annoyances, it's almost better that way anyway. > >Mike Jackson >Editor & Web Developer, DVD Verdict >www.dvdverdict.com > I mistakenly posted that message her but what you say makes alot of sense. -Rich rander3127 |
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who cares? the original was yet another overrated Japanese horror film that
American studios have inexplicably decided to remake Vlvetmorning98 |
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>I thought the original Japanese creator was involved in the U.S.
>production (a first.) > >- Jordan > this is true, but the original is nothing to scream about Vlvetmorning98 |
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<< >I thought the original Japanese creator was involved in the U.S.
>production (a first.) > >- Jordan > this is true, but the original is nothing to scream about >><BR><BR> Raimi and his buddies hired the original director and they decided to keep the story in Japan, etc. but the truth is if you don't "get" Japanese ghost stories (meaning, you at least try to see things the way they see them and not with "More Gore" Western mentality), this isn't for you. Watching the original, unless you've had some backround in Japanese culture, you're going to be underwhelmed by what you see... but in Japan this series (yes, there are a whole mess of movies and made-for-tv productions of this same story, just like "The Ring") had great impact based on Japanese beliefs, for them the horror is much more palpable concerning a haunting. The series did really well and yes, Raimi and crew may be capitalizing on a fad by re-making a Japanese horror movie, but from what I've read I tend to doubt it. They paid for this guy to re-make his own film and give it greater distribution because Raimi truly BELIEVES in the director... I'm sure if there were a way to fit Sarah Michelle into the original (ala Raymond Burr?) some unscrupulous weasel would have proposed that, but to allow all of the principle actors, director, and even film crews work on their own creation? That's love. Sam loves Japanese horror and he hopes you will too... just go into it with an open mind and you may find chills where you least expect them. Wade365 |
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is the original any good?
-- Larry.gold Arsenal For Life Thierry Henry: Arsenal is my Paradise "rander3127" <> wrote in message news:... >I was hoping it would be a bit stronger. > Movies with this kind of subject need to > be very well written in order to be effective > with a rating like that. There are few that > come to mind. It's SO much easier with > an R. Larry Gold |
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(Wade365) wrote in message news:<>...
> Sam loves Japanese horror and he hopes you will too... just go into it with an > open mind and you may find chills where you least expect them. PG-13 or not, that shower scene in the commercial with the knuckles poking out the back of her head gave me the permanent creeps. - Jordan Jordan Lund |
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