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I happen to like all three, as someone said above they all have their own personalities.
Original Leatherface- Not just a killer but also seem to care...in his own sort of way. Definetly not as brutal as the new leatherface but that's what made him such an interesting character. Choptop- Bill Moseley (spl?) is a good actor in horrible and he plays this character to perfection. Definetly one of the craziest characters ever in a horror movie. New Leatherface- Unlike the old this Leatherface didn't have many feelings, he was just a trained killing machine...I kind of liked this change though. It added a whole new attitude to the character which made the movie more interesting.
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all of them
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Hansen--best there is, best there was, and the best there ever will be.
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