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A horror flick starring Kevin Costner? I had to buy it (cheap of course). Well... it was better than what the cover had me believe. But what a half-assed performance by Costner. It was like he knew to begin with how the movie was going to be, but was forced doing it anyway. He was probably thinking about his band during the entire process. The rest of the cast didn't do a much more convincing job. Especially not the "daughter". What i DID like about this movie was that i had no idea what was happening until the very end. Now, if the very end was good is debatable. But i did like the very VERY end, right before the credits. Bye bye little guy. :D
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 Saw part 2 many years back on VHS, and it has always been a guilty pleasure of mine. Finally managed to track down the original and watched it last night. A more than average entertainer which brings in a whole "made for TV" kind of vibe. The biggest expenses must be for the effects which were decently done, and this film also has a head exploding scene like the film it's based on, Scanners. But overall, I think I preferred part 2 a bit more (maybe because it was my first introduction to the Scanners universe, plus it had 2 Scanners fighting each other *geekgasm*). Now to track down part 3. * * ½
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