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:D ;) :p :rolleyes: :eek: I liked the first one, and thought H20 was ok. Gave the vote to the first because clearly it deserves it way more out of those two. The rest of them bored the hell outta me. |
is halloween what you call a joke?
The origanal, obviously, did this question even need to be asked? |
Halloween H2O
My favorite is H2O, I pretty much like them all too...
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It annoys me how everyone says Halloween 3 is so horribal. If It weren't for calling it Halloween 3 it still a great B-Movie i don't think of it as part of the series. Plus its better then Ressurrection
Oh And my favorite is the first one of course |
halloween hands down
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H20.
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the first slightly ahead of the second
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i like the first one. the 2nd on was good to. those are the only ones that did anything for me.
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I like like the others cause they are hillarious
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Just plain old Halloween. That is the best one.
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I need to get the first and replace my vhs, H20, and the documentary dvd. i'm taping the rest on monsterfest. and i allready on 2
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I have a crappy Anchor Bay VHS I need the 2 disc Divamax one
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Anybody know a website where I can buy the box set of all 8 halloween movies on DVD?
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Its not out in the US its out in Japan and the U.K. only. Lucky bastards
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I rented one from blockbuster though, and it wasn't the same. But the sound was the original '78 sound, but the picture wasn't as good as the 25th Anniversary Edition. The one I rented was this one: http://www.horrormovies.com/images/HalloweenTHX.jpg |
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I just got the 25 Years Of Terror Documentary dvd its great,
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my favorite would be the original followed by part 6 which i think was also a nice one
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A little wacky bump for this thread.
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anyone come forth yet ?
(i had 3rd tied up) |
Crabapple, as I mentioned in the other thread, I own the 2003 "25th Anniversary Edition" dvd of Halloween. Are you sure that this version also has the rerecorded music you speak of and not the original track? I'm still having a hard time noticing a difference.
And if so, do you know of a version that definitely has the original track so I could seek it out and compare it? |
Hey there, I have yet to see the 25th Anniversary edition, I probably will see this soon and will compare it. As far as the original music tracks, the Criterion edition of Halloween, on laserdisc, features the originals. That's for certain. Most of the EARLY video releases feature the original music.
The "newly created" musical score first came into existence--I think--around 1999 (I think it first showed up on a VHS box touting that Halloween was now "THX" and the box featured a morphing lens image of the Shape mask that changed into the slashing pumpkin graphic), and has been featured in all the rereleases I have seen since that time. So basically, any release that came out before that release, features the original music score because the redone version did not exist yet. I know it's confusing. But it'll get cleared up as more people become aware of it. Here's an image of the release that introduced the "redone" THX mix:http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m...lloweenthx.jpg |
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i like halloween its the best:D :cool:
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although part two is great, the origanal rules supream
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Is there going to be another Halloween movie in the near future?
I watched these on TV when they were on for Halloween and was wondering if there was another one in the works yet and if so.... Who's directing it?
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Rob Zombie is doing a remake (of sorts) of the original John Carpenter...search Rob Zombie Halloween.
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Thanks, I use to post here but have been out of the loop for awhile.
I appreciate Your help.:) |
more than welcome!
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I hope it will be better than #8.
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