Why Why why make another halloween the first one was fine no need to make another one?? what is it even about this time???
KH1and2 
GET OWNED :shock: 
because we live in the age if remakes... and thats what this is... from what I have seen it's just a remake.... same script just new acting.
It's not the same script as far as I know. Honestly, I think this was a terrible idea, since the original movie was pretty much fine the way it was. Also, I should mention that I don't like Rob Zombie and don't take him the least bit seriously as a director.
Like I said, from what I have seen of the trailer it's the same but trailers usualy dont show an acurate showing of the movie to come... especialy when it comes to Zombie
dg
473 Posts
17 years, 4 months ago
It looks like one big Rob Zombie turd.
ITs the best movie ive seen in years and years. Seriously dont knock it till you have tried it guys :cool:
Its the story of how michael myers became a killer.
It starts from the time he is about seven years old and flows right into the time of about the first movie.
Its the story of how michael myers became a killer.
It starts from the time he is about seven years old and flows right into the time of about the first movie.
I may go see that one with my date tomorrow night :)
i'm sure she'll love that!!
Rob zombie? not seen any of his films, had devil's rejects recommened to me though. like his music however
Rob zombie? not seen any of his films, had devil's rejects recommened to me though. like his music however
sweetpea
67 Posts
17 years, 4 months ago
can't wait to see it
i love how there's going to be a backstory
i love how there's going to be a backstory
shiroihikari
It's not the same script as far as I know. Honestly, I think this was a terrible idea, since the original movie was pretty much fine the way it was. Also, I should mention that I don't like Rob Zombie and don't take him the least bit seriously as a director.
Ding!Ding!Ding!!
Also, I don't like the idea of a backstory on Micheal Myers. In the original, it was what we didn't know that made it interesting and creepy. It de-humanized the character to great effect. To me, adding a generic backstory (and believe me, it's pretty damn generic-- I've seen the movie's prologue) just cheapens the whole thing.
shadowprophet
ITs the best movie ive seen in years and years. Seriously dont knock it till you have tried it guys :cool:
Its the story of how michael myers became a killer.
It starts from the time he is about seven years old and flows right into the time of about the first movie.
ya mean the same way that they just messed up the story line to silence of the lambs by going back and telling the way hannibal became deranged?...I hate when they do this. It is still not coming up with new ideas no matter how you sugar coat it......boring!
TMNT
I may go see that one with my date tomorrow night :)
Hell yeah, buddy!
I'm going to see it, and just hope they can do something interesting with the character.
I got in to Halloween late. I understand that it was really the first psychotic killer horror slasher movie, but by the time I got around to seeing it, it was just boring and more than a little lame (and I mean that in the literal sense, as in it had difficulty moving forwards).
Its a guy in a rubber mask that never talks and just slowly walks around stabbing people. About as interesting as watching paint dry.
I got in to Halloween late. I understand that it was really the first psychotic killer horror slasher movie, but by the time I got around to seeing it, it was just boring and more than a little lame (and I mean that in the literal sense, as in it had difficulty moving forwards).
Its a guy in a rubber mask that never talks and just slowly walks around stabbing people. About as interesting as watching paint dry.
misspiggy
ya mean the same way that they just messed up the story line to silence of the lambs by going back and telling the way hannibal became deranged?...I hate when they do this. It is still not coming up with new ideas no matter how you sugar coat it......boring!
And I really liked the Hannibal riseing movie :cool: So there you have it lol:cool: , the new halloween movie, is the best movie ive seen in years, but thats comeing from a hannibal riseing fan :p
It looks like some new-age remake for Frat Boys, I can't say I'm a die hard fan of the originals but this new one doesn't sit well with me. I'll see how others reacted to it and I might see it... on DVD.
When it comes to remakes, there are some titles I'll give a chance and others I won't (Underdog is the later example, while Alvin and the Chipmunks is still up there).
For example, I enjoy the original Carrie and the TV-movie adaptation, they brought they own story telling and vision of the novel to the table; and no matter what anyone says of even the original and how it's a film I don't want to see in a row, I'll defend it with all my heart.
The original Halloween along with Carrie were at one point, films of reference for a research I did back in college, of the modern family structure in horror films, (along with Texas Chainsaw Massacre). Halloween, the remake wise, seems to have the focus now in back story of Micheal's childhood and his family life, emphasized more to me, that he is related to Laurie as opposed to how that was viewed in the original version right up to part 7 as the bigger focus.
But, yes the film age is now more focused on remakes, but Hollywood has been doing different ideas since its inception over a 100 years ago, when most to a lot of films were based off of novels and plays; rare even then to see something completely original, and was also how Disney animated films were like, outside of Lady and the Tramp. So, much like the horror genre, Hollywood will go through different periods of making quick bucks, even when there might be a kick one day for original stuff to be produced and like some of us with different tastes, won't like that as much either.
For example, I enjoy the original Carrie and the TV-movie adaptation, they brought they own story telling and vision of the novel to the table; and no matter what anyone says of even the original and how it's a film I don't want to see in a row, I'll defend it with all my heart.
The original Halloween along with Carrie were at one point, films of reference for a research I did back in college, of the modern family structure in horror films, (along with Texas Chainsaw Massacre). Halloween, the remake wise, seems to have the focus now in back story of Micheal's childhood and his family life, emphasized more to me, that he is related to Laurie as opposed to how that was viewed in the original version right up to part 7 as the bigger focus.
But, yes the film age is now more focused on remakes, but Hollywood has been doing different ideas since its inception over a 100 years ago, when most to a lot of films were based off of novels and plays; rare even then to see something completely original, and was also how Disney animated films were like, outside of Lady and the Tramp. So, much like the horror genre, Hollywood will go through different periods of making quick bucks, even when there might be a kick one day for original stuff to be produced and like some of us with different tastes, won't like that as much either.
FilmationGirl
When it comes to remakes, there are some titles I'll give a chance and others I won't (Underdog is the later example, while Alvin and the Chipmunks is still up there).
For example, I enjoy the original Carrie and the TV-movie adaptation, they brought they own story telling and vision of the novel to the table; and no matter what anyone says of even the original and how it's a film I don't want to see in a row, I'll defend it with all my heart.
The original Halloween along with Carrie were at one point, films of reference for a research I did back in college, of the modern family structure in horror films, (along with Texas Chainsaw Massacre). Halloween, the remake wise, seems to have the focus now in back story of Micheal's childhood and his family life, emphasized more to me, that he is related to Laurie as opposed to how that was viewed in the original version right up to part 7 as the bigger focus.
But, yes the film age is now more focused on remakes, but Hollywood has been doing different ideas since its inception over a 100 years ago, when most to a lot of films were based off of novels and plays; rare even then to see something completely original, and was also how Disney animated films were like, outside of Lady and the Tramp. So, much like the horror genre, Hollywood will go through different periods of making quick bucks, even when there might be a kick one day for original stuff to be produced and like some of us with different tastes, won't like that as much either.
I couldnt have said it better myself. If I could have said it at all :o :cool:
Gruffy
Why Why why make another halloween
Because Hollywood is built on unoriginality, that's why! They'll milk every penny out of every franchise if they can. :(
