Pet Semetary
 

anyone see that? that was hella scary. i know a girl that looks like Zelda. its scary. i'll see if i can post a pic of her

excellent movie

Great movie

Saw it in the theatre when it was first released and thought it was great. Within the last year I watched it again, and the scene in the neighbors house with the wife's deceased sister is great.

great adaptation.

....horrible sequel....

what does adaptation mean?

adaptation

n 1: a written work (as a novel) that has been recast in a new form: "the play is an adaptation of a short novel" [syn: version] 2: the process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions) [syn: adjustment] 3: (physiology) the responsive adjustment of a sense organ (as the eye) to varying conditions (as of light)

I first saw this at the drive-in with my mom and brother. I remember that the lil' baby used to always scare the shit out of me. Anyways...great movie.

I love this movie sooo much
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yeah this movie is awesome, its just too bad that paramount is talking about remaking it for some reason.

this movie rules

look at the avatar.

THE best Stephen King movie and one of the best horror movies of all time. Love it love it love it love it. Scary and gory and sad and creepy every single time I watch it. Genious.

Kpro = the dictionary of horror.com

Hate_Breeder=The Weiner of Horror.com


And this movie did kick very much ass. I like the achilles slice. OOCH!

heheheh just thinking about that makes me wince!

same here, not to mention the follow-up "open mouth horizontal scapel slice"

<wince>

ahh yes. ouchies.

I love the end when Louis makes out with Rachel. ew.

O god, her head was oozing for god's sake....

*ergh*

Loved the movie, but nI thought the book of course was better.....have a nasty imagination ;)

thought the bookk was very.... boring

it didnt get to gages re-birth fast enough

it was ok.........but not all that. i've seen better.

I love this movie but man part 2 was a let down.

yeah it was pretty dissapointing but most of sk sequals are simply cause hes not associated with 'em

i still find this movie incredably disturbing which is why i love it so much

i still remember the saturday morning i had first seen it. i was watching the Ramones video on MTV. i was eight years old at the time and we were on our way to the movies. this was my first introduction to Mr. King and have been totally obsessed with him ever since.

i didn't read the book until i was twelve though. it was my first SK book and still one of my favorates.

Pet Semetary also happes to be the only reason i love the Ramones just because they did that catchy song which plays during the credits.

ummm...that's cause you saw the movie first.....

you would have liked the book if you read it first. That's the problem today with movies adapted from books.....OBVIOUSLY the movies are VERY condensed and things happen faster...

read the book first, THEN see the movie.....then its all good.

First off i read the book first read it when i was in second grade and then again just recently saw the movie shortly after reading it the first time so no thats not the case

I read the book when I was 12. I have actually been reading it over and over since then. As soon as I stop I start it again. It's probably my favorite book.



I can see why everyone hates part two. I really has nothing to do with part one, but I really really enjoyed myself watching part 2. I love Edward Furlong in it, he's great. You just have to take it as face value and not expect it to be as good as the first one.


About book-movies: I read PS first so I love it. But I saw IT and the Shining and Thinner first, so I cant get into the books. It sucks because I think The Shining book
sounds even better than the movie, but I cant get into it.

Yeah, I really wanted to batter that kid. Screw you! you're not going to kill me! Sorry, but films like that I find really annoying - remember scream 3 where they tell that girl not to go off on her own and she gets knifed on the stairs? Same thing with some toddler holding a scalpel. gets on my nerves.

that's really sad that you can't get into it and the shining, for these novels are absolute classic king, two of his best in my opinion. i read them when i was a kid and haven't been able to sit through the movies again since.

shinning was a good read but the stand was the best thing he ever wrote throughout his career

PS is like my Exorcist. I saw this movie at a young age and couldn't walk into any room for a couple days without fearing that Zelda might make me "Never walk again!" ..