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Here we go... Overture Films and Hammer Films announced cameras are officially rolling on
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Posted by: Jaguar on November 2, 2009 at 18:02:54
F-that. Rather see the Swedish version.
One thing I don't like about being an America (it's really the only thing)... We don't get enough foreign films advertised here.
I mean.. we force feed our films on to every major screen in the WORLD.. but where's the love?
Do distributors really think that we're so pig-headed here we don't want to see the latest foreign horror film? or suspense? or action? Or romance??
We like french fries, too!!!
Posted by: servinIT2you on November 2, 2009 at 19:21:29
kind of reminds me of what they did with the ring or the grudge.
i just hope they dont make it too american.
by that i mean intended for idiots, but i enjoyed cloverfield. ill go see it.
Posted by: LaMorte on November 2, 2009 at 20:04:21
Won't see this, this remake is made for bad reasons, a foreign movie doesn't have to be remade to be enjoyed by a large audience ! It's kinda racist actually, a good movie is a good movie no matter what !
It's a complete brainwash from Hollywood to the audience, in India they remade more movies than Hollywood could ever do but they don't release them all over the world as if only their vision mattered, we must not accept this so easily...
Posted by: Wade L on November 2, 2009 at 20:06:17
When they say they're contexualizing it for an American audience that means they're dumbing it down and dumping the original films ending.
Posted by: Blazord on November 3, 2009 at 00:48:19
Honestly I think the reasons they are remaking it here is cause I most people anymore don't have the patience to read subtitles threw the who movie even though there is an English version out there and I know there definitely would be one scene cut from the release here, which I highly bet if the foreign version does get released here it will be cut no doubt about it is (SPOILER ALERT!) when the boy in the film sneaks a peek of the young vampire girl with her underwear down. Not many people would appreciate that scene. I know it caught me off gaurd. I just sat there going.. "I can't believe they showed that."
Posted by: Blazord on November 3, 2009 at 00:49:43
Excuse the bad miss spells. Long day.
Posted by: Coffin_Nail on November 3, 2009 at 09:21:11
Yay! Hollycrap does it again by wasting $$$$$$$ on an awesome, original vampire movie. Wake up fools!!!! Stop remaking movies and get better movie script writers hired to write new S#@t for once!!!!!!
Posted by: Ebbot on November 4, 2009 at 04:34:37
Blazord: SPOILER ALERT!!! The vampire girl isnt a girl. That is a boy with destroyed genitals.
Posted by: Travis on November 4, 2009 at 14:32:16
You can find the original on DVD. It's really good but I probably wouldn't purchase it. A good rental. :)
Posted by: malcontentdroog on November 4, 2009 at 14:51:46
Blazord
The original came out in theaters on a limited release last year.
Posted by: Derek on November 5, 2009 at 00:29:30
there was no problem with Pans Labyrinth, whats the deal here? I mean I havent even seen Let the Right One In, and I really want to, but im kind of mad about this too.
Posted by: andy on November 5, 2009 at 17:56:39
It's made by Hammer Films, I'm Sold. Looking forward to it!
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