
07-16-2009, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by VampiricClown
The Exorcist, has not stayed in my head. Yes, scares are "cheap". But when I can sleep at night, from no "chills", as you say, it does not have a mental impact. Has nothing to do with jump-out moments.
Dead Birds atmosphere, gave me "chills".
Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer, dug into my head mentally. As did Eraserhead.
The Exorcist, simply, did not show me anything, I haven't already seen. At no point in the film, did my skin go all tingly.
As I did say, I enjoyed the movie. It just did not have a lasting impact.
And another question for you two; Why are you trying to tell me, that my opinion, is wrong? My reviews, are simply my opinion. And my opinion, is that it's a really good movie, but not really a frightening one, like all the hype around it suggests.
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If The Exorcist, frazzles you people to the marrow in your bones, then, by all means, be scared. If it is an awful movie to you, then please, don't watch it.
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Hey no need to get upset. Now you've explained yourself, opinions are opinion, so be it. I just didn't think "there weren't enough scares" was a good way to describe why you were let down by the film. What are "scares", really? That's all I wanted to know.
To each his own.
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