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axleblaze posted:uuuuuggggggghhhhhh I actually kind of like how off-kilter and artificial it is.
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axleblaze posted:uuuuuggggggghhhhhh 
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axleblaze posted:uuuuuggggggghhhhhh Man, that's so not what that movie is.
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The orginal poster for The Pact was more like that:  To be fair, that image is in the movie. For the Pact II poster they literally badly copy pasted this and put it at the top of a staircase for some reason. God that copy paste job is so bad.
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I've never even heard of The Pact, I'm losing track of modern horror franchises guys.  at least I'll always have  NYU GOD J 
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TheFallenEvincar posted:I've never even heard of The Pact, I'm losing track of modern horror franchises guys. The Pact is a pretty okay horror movie overshadowed by how much better the short it's based on is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRsseJj9F64
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lelandjs posted:Eh, all the great "twist" movies managed to make it through marketing unscathed (Sixth Sense, The Prestige, Fight Club... Hell, I don't think any reviewers even spoiled The Lego Movie). Actually, I think the twist is a little more like Remember Me (9/11 kills Robert Pattinson), and they kept that one secret until reviews outed it for the amazing terrible thing it was.
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I'll take the crazy-eyes challenge! I think I've posted this one before. I have a soft spot for Bug. 
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rawillkill posted:
The production design and casting really makes me want to check these out at some point.
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morestuff posted:The production design and casting really makes me want to check these out at some point. The first one is a poorly written, poorly edited mess of a movie. The second one is really good.
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Honestly the only reason I even check those movies out is because Ve Neill and a bunch of Face Off contestants (the good ones) worked on them, and Face Off is the best reality show that you should totally be watching.
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TheJoker138 posted:The first one is a poorly written, poorly edited mess of a movie. The second one is really good. Truer words never spoken. I loved the second one from beginning to end and thought it was a pretty monumental job to keep the pacing tight with that storyline. I didn't know poo poo about these books, for posterity.
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kiimo posted:Truer words never spoken. I loved the second one from beginning to end and thought it was a pretty monumental job to keep the pacing tight with that storyline. Thirding this. I actively disliked the first movie, but thought the second was fantastic. I'm actually looking forward to the last two, though my son says the third book was the worst one.
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zandert33 posted:Thirding this. I actively disliked the first movie, but thought the second was fantastic. I'm actually looking forward to the last two, though my son says the third book was the worst one. Your son is a smart man.
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Will I be lost if I just go for two?
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morestuff posted:Will I be lost if I just go for two? A bit, yeah. Then again as someone who didn't read the books I was lost during parts of one. Like the island turning into the holo deck all of a sudden with no explanation.
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axleblaze posted:uuuuuggggggghhhhhh Man, I wish my mooseknuckle could levitate people.
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I've enjoyed both Hunger Games movies so far, a lot of the complaints about the first movie were overblown  about the tactical realism of the openly allegorical dystopian sci-fi setting and people claiming to get motion sickness because they did handheld camera work in some scenes.The first one is still on Netflix, check it out.
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axleblaze posted:uuuuuggggggghhhhhh
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Also a horror movie.axleblaze posted:The orginal poster for The Pact was more like that:
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CaptainHollywood posted:It's the 20th Anniversary... Wait, it's been 20 years? Everyone knows that dog is dead right
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CelticPredator posted:that dog is eternal. Nah, pretty sure he's the only character who will be played by a new actor.
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Are you happy now, you ghouls?! 
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Lizard Combatant posted:Are you happy now, you ghouls?! I'm never happy.
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Thats actually super awesome because there's no way in hell I would have guessed they'd all still be alive. Breaking that curse! Way to go 90's little rascals, not a single OD or anything. Except that dog. He's got to be dead by now, but decaying dog carcass probably doesn't test well.
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Dog's last job was 7 years ago.
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Why are they making a new movie 20 years later? Didn't the original bomb?
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Evil Mastermind posted:Why are they making a new movie 20 years later? Didn't the original bomb? Are they? I thought the poster recreation was just a fun thing for the 20th anniversary.
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axleblaze posted:The Pact is a pretty okay horror movie overshadowed by how much better the short it's based on is: I'm not sure I follow what makes this short frightening or effective.
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Me too. Nothing happens and then it just ends.
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It's a horror story told in like the minimum amount of steps with just the bare amount to make it creepy. You get the setup that creates a strong sense of dread througout and not a thing more. I think it's just super effective considering how little it gives you and how short it is. There's just not alot like it. I liked the full movie but it's like the exact opposite of that and while it was a very well made typical horror film, it was still a very typical horror film.
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rawillkill posted:
This is the only thing I could think of, seeing that poster. Blame the goon who did it at karaoke the other night. 
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MikeJF posted:Somehow they all ended up significantly better than 99% of grown child actors you see. They actually all look like they grew up to be real people instead of...  
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mobby_6kl posted:Maybe he just retired, then To a farm in the countryside, no doubt. That Mockingjay posters is reminding me of Blade.
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