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I love the box set. `
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remake > the boring original
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yeah,, but like i said .. in the right roll its appropriate..
and Lemon .. look at him go in Glengary Glen Ross. Holy shit it was like his swan song ... Being a Mammet story it is dialogue and intense so it worked ... but holy hell did Lemon ever ride the edge .. |
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Definately the original AH. The sequel really peeved me. I don't like it when animals (the critter variety, not the humans) are injured, tortured, killed to add impact to a movie. Completely lame. Shows an inability to build a proper scare with good writing, cinematograpghy, music. In other words, a cheap shot. Lots of examples, not only the remake of AH.( Fright Night, Pet Semetary II, Apt Pupil, Flatliners... ) I thought Steiger was good in the original, but I'm a fan. He was good in In The Heat of the Night, The Neighbor, Illustrated Man and the real horror of The Pawnbroker. The only miscast in AH, the original, was Don Stroud as a priest-I kept half expecting him to pull a gun out of his pocket and start shooting up the church.
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The original was great, the remake was crap. Theres my opinion, too tired to go in depth about it:)
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