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Shady
01-16-2009, 07:39 PM
Let me save you the money. I'd rather pack fudge with my dog than to have to sit through this pile of **** again. I figured the movie would suck but I thought the 3D effects would make it worthwhile, yes? You want to waste your money and have a horrible time than pull down your pants and let Clay Aiken out of his cage because that would be more exciting than waiting in a line as long as my Ron Jeremy's dick for 45 minutes than sitting through this. I've seen 3D movies from 10 years ago at Disney that were 100x times better. Don't be fooled by the trailer, nothing really comes out of the screen at you. You want 3D? Bang your girl while your watching the movie cause she'll be the only one cummin at you. It felt like you were in the movie at parts, I'll give it that. The acting was so bad the audience was laughing, pathetic. Quite possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. Walk in with your legs spread cause your gonna get ****ed, $22 for two people. The only positive was some funny scenes, thats it. Save your money!

lyricist
01-17-2009, 01:37 AM
hahha of course nothing is coming out of the screen at u, but i enjoyed it. i had never seen a 3D movie before so this was my first and i loved the way it looked. i don't know how to describe it, but it really does look as if something is coming at u, like when the tree went thru the windshield, that was great.. i also loved the script....

SPOILER SPOILER, DO NOT SCROLL DOWN CUZ I MAY GIVE AWAY A SPOILER, I REPEAT, DO NOT SCROLL DOWN AND READ(OR JUST BLUR YOUR VISION)IF U DONT WANT TO KNOW A POSSIBLE ENDING...






















































OK at the beginning of the movie, i thought i knew who the killer was and whoever wrote this script knew fans of the original would see this and played with our minds from what they already knew about the original film.. i loved them for that when the film was over that was great. the gore is what REAL horror movies need to get back to

Shady
01-17-2009, 09:12 AM
hahha of course nothing is coming out of the screen at u, but i enjoyed it. i had never seen a 3D movie before so this was my first and i loved the way it looked. i don't know how to describe it, but it really does look as if something is coming at u, like when the tree went thru the windshield, that was great.. i also loved the script....

First off I've seen numerous 3D movies in Florida where objects literally came at you that had me dodging and at some points I had to turn away cause it was so real. Not one scene did I even slightly flinch. This being your first 3D movie I can understand why you enjoyed it but if you were in my shoes and you've seen 3D movies where snakes were slithering towards you and it looked as though it was less an inch away from your face than you may have a different opinion. I can't believe you say gore is what movies need to get back too. Gore is what horror movies are about? Dude are you serious? All the horror movies lately are all gore and no plot or originality. This is what horror has come to; gore, nudity, and cheap CGI scares.

What amazes me is how people say they liked the script and acting. The acting is some of the worst acting I've ever seen. And I loved how every time the killer is chasing someone they fall down, literally every time. The script was your basic slasher script, nothing original. Throughout the whole movie it's just scenes of oh...heres the killer chasing some dumbass who trips over everything, screaming while the killer is in her face and doesn't even attempt to get away. Thats all the movie is, a bunch of random death scenes. Completely unoriginal movie.

lyricist
01-17-2009, 10:04 AM
well unlike my hiphop music, i personally like my horror movies dumbed completely down. never been into psycological thinking films like THE OTHERS. definately not saying they are bad, but just not into them. i wanna see, violence, nudity, blood, violence, death, and more violence. but it's different strokes for different folks. never said the acting was great,but it's a horror movie. what slasher rated R horror film has ever won an oscar? i grew up watching those same type of films in the 80s and i obviusly never grew out of them ahhaahahah. and i don't know why u were expecting too much originality from a remake.

alkytrio666
01-17-2009, 12:44 PM
Wow. Those are some of the worst analogies I've ever seen.

I've heard this is actually a lot of fun. I'm still considering it.

ChronoGrl
01-19-2009, 08:17 AM
Yeah, I've actually been meaning to utterly RAVE about this film.

Alky - Listen to Chrono: Quite frankly - Best $24 I spent in the theater in a very very long time.


I can't believe you say gore is what movies need to get back too. Gore is what horror movies are about? Dude are you serious? All the horror movies lately are all gore and no plot or originality. This is what horror has come to; gore, nudity, and cheap CGI scares.

What amazes me is how people say they liked the script and acting. The acting is some of the worst acting I've ever seen. And I loved how every time the killer is chasing someone they fall down, literally every time. The script was your basic slasher script, nothing original. Throughout the whole movie it's just scenes of oh...heres the killer chasing some dumbass who trips over everything, screaming while the killer is in her face and doesn't even attempt to get away. Thats all the movie is, a bunch of random death scenes. Completely unoriginal movie.


My Bloody Valentine is a complete and utter homage to the 80s slasher film. The POINT of the gore is to emphasize and sensationalize an entire DECADE of horror that was obsessed with sex, blood, knives, and penetration. Each kill shot was composed BRILLIANTLY and giving nod to everything from Friday the 13th to Fulci's Zombie II.

Why is the script unoriginal and derivative? WHY do you have your pitiful fleeing victims repeatedly falling over themselves?! BECAUSE IT'S A PURPOSEFUL DERIVATION! My Bloody Valentine is spoofing the horror that came before, and EVEN spoofing splatter geniuses that came after! (I mean, part of the POINT of the splatterpunk genre is trying to one-up what came before you... Well, what better way to outdo your predecessors BUT DO IT IN 3D!!!!) Gratuitous? Superfluous? Unnecessary? ABSOLUTELY!!!!!

But did my boyfriend and I love it??? - ABSOLUTELY!!!

While the casual (pedestrian) horror viewer might look at this film as complete and utter horror tripe, My Bloody Valentine is an intelligent esoteric nod to horror fanboys.

It's obviously not for you. If you hate My Bloody Valentine, you're missing the point.

For fans of the genre, however - Absolutely go see this film.

Ash3292
01-19-2009, 11:15 AM
I thought it was worth atleast one watch and yeah it wasnt the greatest movie but me an my friends had a laugh at some of it and it definetly wasnt the worst movie Ive seen witha 6786 count movie collection ive seen some bad movies , wasnt the best wasnt the worst worth one watch just for the experience

illdojo
01-19-2009, 02:18 PM
Yeah, I've actually been meaning to utterly RAVE about this film.
Quite frankly - Best $24 I spent in the theater in a very very long time.

Sold...I'm taking the lady this week.

Thanks, Chrono. :cool:

ChronoGrl
01-19-2009, 04:16 PM
Sold...I'm taking the lady this week.

Thanks, Chrono. :cool:

AWESOME! Let me know what you think!

It's an utter blast - Definitely a fantastic date movie for the horror couple. We saw it opening night with an audience filled with adolescents - Some of them fanboys and some of them the stereotypical target demo looking for a thrill and an excuse to pull their girlfriends into their laps... I felt a little out of place, but I think that the two of us appreciated it more than anyone else - it plays on horror cliches (from pathetic stumbling victims to the iconic Mike Myers head tilt) while creating a fantastically human monster.

Some of the shots are so well composed that I giggled with veritable fanboy glee. And BLOOD SPLATTER GORE IN 3D!!! You really can't go wrong. :D

Elvis_Christ
01-19-2009, 08:05 PM
Pretty dubious seeing one of my favorite films remade but I'm keen to check out some 3-D action.

Papillon Noir
01-21-2009, 07:33 AM
I saw this yesterday and definitely have to agree with Chrono on it, it was awesome!

The 3-D really enhanced the movie and just opened up the scenes and you really felt like you were there. I didn't feel like there were cheesey 3-D, but that they used the 3-D to enhance the terror. I felt tense and excited the whole time, it was great!

Story-wise, I thought it was great. It reminded me a lot of Scream in that homage to the 80's slasher and it really kept you guessing as to the killer's identity right until the very end. I will be buying this on DVD! It was so much better than the original (which was crap anyway), though it's been so long since I've seen it, I can't remember if it's the same ending or not.

Elvis_Christ
01-21-2009, 06:35 PM
the original (which was crap anyway)

Get the fuck outta here!

Papillon Noir
01-22-2009, 09:04 AM
Get the fuck outta here!

Fuck off....

lyricist
01-22-2009, 11:49 AM
the original has the same type of ending. but they did play us a bit.

Monster76
01-22-2009, 06:06 PM
I had a blast watching this film. A solid remake: stayed true to the original, but wasn't a carbon copy (ahem, Omen)....and added a few changes to keep it fresh without straying too far from the original. By the way the 3-D was brilliant! Every film should be shown in 3-D. Loved it. Excellent gore too!

Elvis_Christ
01-23-2009, 05:16 PM
Fuck off....

No ................

SodaGirl
01-24-2009, 08:57 PM
I drove an hour to find a theater playing the film, and when I got there, it said "My Bloody Valentine NOT IN 3D" ... I was let-down to say the least, I had never seen a 3D movie of any type (except Spy Kids 3D, I guess, but I blocked that out)

I still enjoyed the movie well enough for what it was, but then again, I tend to rate movies like that on the quality of their kills.

I have never seen the original, but now I'm going to check it out. :)

Elvis_Christ
01-24-2009, 09:12 PM
Hope you dig it. It's a classic flick. The new edition of it looks great I'll have to pick it up myself.

illdojo
01-25-2009, 05:46 PM
7/10
I went on Friday. Wow!!!... 3D technology has come a long way. Definitely worth the cash.

fortunato
01-26-2009, 07:09 PM
Yes, absolutely.
Great time, great fun.

Halfpastundead
01-29-2009, 11:43 AM
I went on opening night, knowing just what I was going to get into. Is it a great movie, not great but good. Good enough to warrent it's existence. You have to see it in 3D otherwise it's pointless. The kills were great, and I can't wait for the next 3D horror flick.

BH14
02-02-2009, 04:37 PM
I thought the 3-d was great but I was pretty disappointed by the movie. It could have been better by improving the ok plot and acting. I got Real D glasses though to keep. And the trailer for "The Haunting in Connecticut" looked awesome!

The_Return
02-02-2009, 05:47 PM
Finally going tomorrow night, as long as the weather holds up...pumped!

dawsey28
02-03-2009, 09:28 AM
You have to see it in 3D otherwise it's pointless. The kills were great, and I can't wait for the next 3D horror flick.

Completely agree. If you go and watch this movie, you should definitely see it in 3D.