DVD Talk review of Rob Zombie's Halloween
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DVD Talk review of 'Rob Zombie's Halloween'
I just got a copy of the DVD Screener and I LOOOVED the movie. It's better than the original and surprisingly Sheri Moon Zombie could actually act..I never seen her in anything else before til' now. This movie is not all that scary as it is dramatic. But all in all a AWESOME movie to go with the Halloween series. Loved how it showed Michael's past as it explained alot of things. This has probably became one of my favorite parts in the series. It's defenitly worth buying on DVD December 18th!!
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Originally Posted by Brent L
If she was trying to "act" like one of the worst actresses of all time giving one of the worst performances ever in a major motion picture, then I fully agree.
I remember when I first watched it, I could NOT believe how bad her acting was. Its the type of thing you think someone would bring up to Rob Zombie, but nobody seems to want to have to argue with him about it.
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<-- Not a spammer and really enjoyed Rob Zombie's Halloween
What I want to know is if the Unrated version retains the theatrical ending. I've never seen the workprint ending, which everyone and their dog seems to think is superior to the theatrical one but, having read it described, I can't imagine how it even comes close to the thematically PERFECT way the theatrical ending played out (it's the ending us series fans have always wanted for Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode and almost got with H20). If the Unrated DVD uses the workprint's ending, I'll stick with the theatrical edit on DVD. Anyone care to clue me in?
What I want to know is if the Unrated version retains the theatrical ending. I've never seen the workprint ending, which everyone and their dog seems to think is superior to the theatrical one but, having read it described, I can't imagine how it even comes close to the thematically PERFECT way the theatrical ending played out (it's the ending us series fans have always wanted for Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode and almost got with H20). If the Unrated DVD uses the workprint's ending, I'll stick with the theatrical edit on DVD. Anyone care to clue me in?
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Well, I read on another review at a different site that the workprint ending has not been restored (thank God) but it did mention that the ending is different in that
So how does this affect the very last moment of the movie? Because if there's no
then no sale.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Ackerly
'Better than the original"????????????????????