Halloween (October 19th, 2018)

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This must be the longest night ever. Lol they should worry about why it’s so dark after so much time has passed
 
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Halloween Ends

SPOILER: It doesn't. :monkey1


What I would have done is gotten Laurie Strode to become like a Facebook type tycoon, make billions, then amass a small private army to hunt down all of the copycats of "Big Mike"

That could have been a fun movie. Instead of all the grim sadness **** from JLC moping around and terrifying people like an angry cat lady with a rifle.

There is nowhere left to take this franchise, and I'm going back multiple movies ago. So give spectacle. Make it fun for audiences. I know that might offend some purists for the franchise, but I'd rather have something fun than the last few films that were clear cash grab punch outs.
 
More from Total Film.

"By the time you meet Laurie Strode, she has gotten help,” Jamie Lee Curtis tells Total Film in the new issue of the magazine, headlined by Halloween Ends(opens in new tab). "Help to process the level of violence that has been perpetrated against her and her family. She’s done the work. And there’s a moment at the beginning of the movie where you actually meet Laurie – I’m not going to say she’s as innocent as she was back when she was a 17-year-old girl – but she has a layer of hope about her. That’s a beautiful place to start a really tragic, incredibly violent ending.”

Laurie and Allyson are living together when we’re reacquainted with the surviving Strodes, and "have a good relationship" according to Matichak, having dealt with their "shared trauma and loss together", though Allyson hasn’t committed to the work quite as wholeheartedly as Laurie. For Green, the opportunity to evolve and even reinvent well-established characters was a key reason to move the story forward in such drastic fashion. But there’s a big question the time jump inevitably raises: where has Michael been for the last four years?

Green bluntly acknowledges, "We don’t really explain that," arguing, as with
all things Myers, that the mystery is better left intact. "It’s like: I don’t want to see where Jaws goes to sleep at night when I’m watching a shark movie," the director says. "I want to see him when he pops up, and he’s got an appetite!"

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