The Official Trailer for A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET — Page 2

Really embarrassed for you.

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Oh, so you agree with me.

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No I am not one of "them people." I don't spend a quarter of the time you're here, if you really want to count.

I was GOING to post about the horrible trailer for the unnecessary remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street but unlike you, I read a thread all the way through, each and every post, before I post mine. Which, of course, meant I had to wade through your tedious pedantic logorrhea in which you mangled, as usual, the English language (or as you call it: launguage) almost beyond repair. So, consider your lengthy distraction, in a thread that was about a TRAILER and not about a GENRE (not to pick hairs), the reason I did so.

Bitch.

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*sneaks back on stage*

I like the trailer a lot

*closes the curtain again*

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that was to you too, Namo

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Oh don't use your charm on me mister. It might have worked a year or so ago, but I've grown up.....and bought tougher jeans

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Updated On: 9/28/09 at 09:01 PM

Sorry spiderdj82, i was on here talking about where the thread was going (no Namo i did not change it to the Genre topic) but again Namo has to come in and do his usual with me

And Namo you can go on all you want about my spelling and grammer, i don't care, ive told you so many times that in dyslexic and ive always had trouble with learning when it comes to putting words on the page so to speak, however its something that has never stopped me doing what im doing. Im a writer (yes a writer) of many well recieved plays, i have to have a person who proof reads what i do to help me with spelling etc but to me it's something i have accepted many years ago and have dealt with. The fact you continue to mock me over it even when knowing the truth just makes you come over as a nasty piece of work who will stop at nothing to get a cheap kick.

Now back to Elm Street
I agree spiderdj82 that i like the trailer, it seems like it at least has an understanding of the series which is something previous films like the Halloween reboot or The Hitcher did not have. I will still approach with caution however as i also liked the trailer for the Friday 13th remake, and that was horrid.

Ive read the working script for the new Elm Street movie and it had problems mixed in with some great ideas, i know they changed a lot during shooting, im hoping they changed the right things.

One thing i hated in the new script was the opening set at a party where the 1st victim sleep walks (with Freddy's help) or a balcony on the glass roof below, it was weak and slow, i was hoping it would be gone, but i see the scene is in the trailer, hopefully it plays better on film.

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yawn

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Okay....songanddanceman2 doesn't like Namo. Namo doesn't like songanddanceman2 and obviously has a sleeping disorder with all the yawning. Let's leave it at that. For the love of Bea Arthur!

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P - That's fine and it would have probably worked brilliantly if it was a separate film. But he took a movie that was all about suspense and turned it into a gore fest. Again, great ideas....wrong movie to do it in

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Four--no, THREE!--words that should make every moviegoers skin crawl:

From. Michael. Bay.

Michael Bay is involved with Platinum Dunes a money ONLY basis. He has NO creative input into their movies.

Anyway, I LOVE the trailer!!

"I also agree that if what Zombie did in the Halloween film was in a film that was not Halloween then i prob would have enjoyed it, it just (to me) was not Halloween."

Maybe it should've been titled, as the original should have been, DEEP RED 2!



What are you favorite Argento films, songanddanceman?! I went through a period where I was pretty much obsessed - enamored just isn't the right word - with his work, so I'm a fan of it all (yes, even LA TERZE MADRE: MATER LACRYIMOSA (aka THE MOTHER OF TEARS)).

I find FOUR FLIES ON GREY VELVET, SUSPIRIA and INFERNO to be his best films but there is a lot to love in the Animal Trilogy and TRAUMA as well. (TRAUMA has Piper Laurie's best horror performance since CARRIE though the film has some very bizarre Americanized scenes (it was his only film, save TWO EVIL EYES with Keitel, that he filmed IN America w/ American screenwriters (oy!)). PHENOMENA, starring Jennifer Connelly at 14, is his personal favorite, but I think it lacks a compelling first half (though Daria Nicolodi has NEVER been more terrifying than she is at the end!). OPERA seems to be many fan's favorite, but it could use some judicious editing in my opinion but the keyhole bullet scene is one of Argento's best macabre setpieces.

Horror fans unite! Indeed! :)

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