Completely, 100% agree with you there, my friend. :)

My local paper gave it a one out of five stars. I will be going to see it anyway.

so will i...

opening night (which looks like it'll be later than in the US - i havent seen any dates up here yet.


there arent a lot of horror films that get critical acclaim .. and who knows - maybe we are all in for a huge letdown ...

(i did hear a while back from an extremely close source that there was a bit of trouble and confusion on the set re. Romero)

but screw it - i want to see it no matter what.

Dunno bout in Ontario, but it's already open here [NB]

Gonna go tomorrow night, gettin my tickets later today:D

I go alot more than that, sometimes I go to see things a second time if I'm bored.I've seen Batman and High Tension 3 times each so far which I'm not bragging about at all because all it shows is that I have no life and way too much time on my hands.

Actually, it got some very, very good revews.

RottenTomatoes.com

67% of reviwers gave it "thumbs up".

Damn good for a horror movie, if you ask me.

This movie has been promoted from Upcoming to Modern Horror so I just started a new thread for it over there for anyone that's seen it to discuss it.

you know what I didn't understand?
what was the realivance of money? When hopper was leaving the city he took a bag of cash. I mean what the fuck? I suppose it could be symbolic, but you know sometimes symbolism is a cop out big time.

I have yet to see it but you should post "SPOILER" if you are gonna say an important part of the movie, Barbra. Hopefully, its not an important part of the movie and it wont ruin it for me when i check it out.

I actually was wondering that too. There was about 10 people in the theatre when we went, and I literally said out loud "What the fuck is he bringing that for? Why does he need money?", then these two nerds in front of me high-fived.

It was confusing.