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I was definitely okay with Tommy getting hucklberried. He f'd around and found out.
Curious could you break down why you prefer the theatrical over the extended.I enjoy RZ Halloween. While there are some aspects I don't necessarily agree with, I feel like it does a pretty decent job of balancing faithfulness to the original with bringing a new twist. I actually love McDowell as Loomis in and I really enjoyed the expansion of his character and history with Michael, it's something I was often curious about with Pleasance's version.
His Halloween 2 was like, ok, I was faithful with my first film, I don't need to keep that up now so I'm going to just do my own thing from here on out. It didn't feel like a Halloween movie of any kind, and it didn't even really feel like a natural sequel to his own movie. The dramatic changes in character for everyone, Annie, Loomis, Laurie, it's just a mess.
RZ lost any respect I could possibly have for him after watching his director's cut of Halloween. The things he chose to put in or do differently compared to the theatrical are just disgustingly unnecessary. I am so grateful I bought the DVD of the theatrical cut when it first came out because you can't even obtain the theatrical cut in any media format now.
Curious could you break down why you prefer the theatrical over the extended.
There is a Canadian double feature blu ray that has the theatrical cut of both filmsI enjoy RZ Halloween. While there are some aspects I don't necessarily agree with, I feel like it does a pretty decent job of balancing faithfulness to the original with bringing a new twist. I actually love McDowell as Loomis in and I really enjoyed the expansion of his character and history with Michael, it's something I was often curious about with Pleasance's version.
His Halloween 2 was like, ok, I was faithful with my first film, I don't need to keep that up now so I'm going to just do my own thing from here on out. It didn't feel like a Halloween movie of any kind, and it didn't even really feel like a natural sequel to his own movie. The dramatic changes in character for everyone, Annie, Loomis, Laurie, it's just a mess.
RZ lost any respect I could possibly have for him after watching his director's cut of Halloween. The things he chose to put in or do differently compared to the theatrical are just disgustingly unnecessary. I am so grateful I bought the DVD of the theatrical cut when it first came out because you can't even obtain the theatrical cut in any media format now.
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