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07-02-2013, 12:34 PM
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I've always loved part II with Dennis Hopper, more than any of the other movies - I remember the day after I watched it for the first time, my dad served me a plate of pasta with meat sauce for dinner, and I almost couldn't eat it :D
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07-02-2013, 12:50 PM
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My Texas Chainsaw Rundown:
Part 1 is a classic and everyone should see it, but I'm pretty much burnt out on it and haven't really felt like watching it in years. It doesn't have the re-watchability of the others for me. Marilyn Burns screaming for pretty much an hour straight just gets on my nerves. Part 2 & 3 are my favorites. I never get tired of either. I could watch them pretty much any day of the week. Nice breaks in the horror with offbeat comedy and great characters. Part 4: The Next Generation grows on you. The first time I saw it I thought wtf? But after watching it several more times it's really grown on me over the years. Matthew McConaughey's character gets better and better with repeated viewings. The Remake & The Beginning didn't do much for me. The Beginning had R. Lee Ermey which made it enjoyable in spots but beyond that I haven't felt the need to watch either more than twice. As far as Texas Chainsaw 3D I agree with Elvis_Christ. If you can get past the plot holes and continuity errors and just kind of watch it as it's own separate movie than it can be entertaining in spots.
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I have only read the first post so far, so if I repeat what others said I am sorry. Tobe Hooper's initial film is a genius work of horror. The first sequel is a genius work of comedic parody. After that the films are crap up until TCM the Beginning. That one begins to recapture the terror that Hooper started in the 70s.
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07-02-2013, 10:55 PM
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I was a fan of the original TCSM film, and I saw part 2 in the theatre. I thought it was a horrible movie. I wasn't alone in that assessment, that is by the critiques of fans and critics alike. It was a long time ago, so forgive my lack of details, but basically, it seemed to lack any point to it. It was like a exploitation of the original, without any of the life of the original. But happy to hear anyone enjoyed it.
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