Need Some Help..........
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Need Some Help..........
Hello,
I have a question on the Night of the Living Dead DVD.
I want to buy it but I would like to see it in color - I've heard that it was released in color but I want make sure not one scene was changed or anything was taken out.
So what do you reccomend? Buy the black and white original or is the color remake just as good?
Thanks.
I have a question on the Night of the Living Dead DVD.
I want to buy it but I would like to see it in color - I've heard that it was released in color but I want make sure not one scene was changed or anything was taken out.
So what do you reccomend? Buy the black and white original or is the color remake just as good?
Thanks.
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Originally posted by marty888
Get the Millenium Edition (on Elite) of the original.
Get the Millenium Edition (on Elite) of the original.
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The original B&W film is an undisputed classic.
But the color remake is quite good. It was produced by George Romero, who directed the original, and directed by horror-makeup guru Tom Savini, so it has good credentials, too. I also feel that Patricia Tallman is much better as the female protagonist in the remake than Judith O'Dea is in the original.
The Millennium Edition of the original and the SE of the remake are excellent DVDs.
But the color remake is quite good. It was produced by George Romero, who directed the original, and directed by horror-makeup guru Tom Savini, so it has good credentials, too. I also feel that Patricia Tallman is much better as the female protagonist in the remake than Judith O'Dea is in the original.
The Millennium Edition of the original and the SE of the remake are excellent DVDs.
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Originally posted by rasalas
The original B&W film is an undisputed classic.
But the color remake is quite good. It was produced by George Romero, who directed the original, and directed by horror-makeup guru Tom Savini, so it has good credentials, too. I also feel that Patricia Tallman is much better as the female protagonist in the remake than Judith O'Dea is in the original.
The Millennium Edition of the original and the SE of the remake are excellent DVDs.
The original B&W film is an undisputed classic.
But the color remake is quite good. It was produced by George Romero, who directed the original, and directed by horror-makeup guru Tom Savini, so it has good credentials, too. I also feel that Patricia Tallman is much better as the female protagonist in the remake than Judith O'Dea is in the original.
The Millennium Edition of the original and the SE of the remake are excellent DVDs.
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Thanks everyone - looks like I'm buying both!!!




