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I could go the rest of my life without watching another vampire movie. And I think I will. I don't care what big new vision you have (you don't), I just don't need that in my life.
Probably zombies, too.
Best one? Lost Boys?
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Best one? Lost Boys?
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No, but I loved the vibe of that movie. The horse scene? Rockbiter telling the story of how his friends and family were ripped away? The lazerbeam oracle thingy? There was some cool dark shit in that movie.durdencommatyler wrote:It's no Princess Bride, for sure.BurtReynolds wrote:I love it, but... it's a mess. Probably saw it a hundred times as a kid though.durdencommatyler wrote:Don't be stupid, Burt. It's a great film and you know it.BurtReynolds wrote:Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.Kaius wrote:Have you read the book?BurtReynolds wrote:Neverending Story.Kaius wrote:What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?BurtReynolds wrote:It's fucking boring at this point.Kaius wrote:How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?
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I genuinely adore it. And I think it still holds up.BurtReynolds wrote:No, but I loved the vibe of that movie. The horse scene? Rockbiter telling the story of how his friends and family were ripped away? The lazerbeam oracle thingy? There was some cool dark shit in that movie.durdencommatyler wrote:It's no Princess Bride, for sure.BurtReynolds wrote:I love it, but... it's a mess. Probably saw it a hundred times as a kid though.durdencommatyler wrote:Don't be stupid, Burt. It's a great film and you know it.BurtReynolds wrote:Nope but I assume it makes some sense compared to the movie. That movie has some good ideas, though. Just wasn't executed very well.Kaius wrote:Have you read the book?BurtReynolds wrote:Neverending Story.Kaius wrote:What movie would you like to reboot, Burt?BurtReynolds wrote:It's fucking boring at this point.Kaius wrote:How do you guys feel about literary icons like Peter Pan or Dracula or Jesus being rebooted every generation or more? These well-established and quite popular stories that predate cinema that filmmakers can cash in on? Are these any better or worse than someone rebooting an original movie?
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Did you like Interview With a Vampire?BurtReynolds wrote:I could go the rest of my life without watching another vampire movie. And I think I will. I don't care what big new vision you have (you don't), I just don't need that in my life.
Probably zombies, too.
Best one? Lost Boys?
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Barely remember it. Wasn't crazy about it. It felt like most book adaptations: Choppy.durdencommatyler wrote:Did you like Interview With a Vampire?BurtReynolds wrote:I could go the rest of my life without watching another vampire movie. And I think I will. I don't care what big new vision you have (you don't), I just don't need that in my life.
Probably zombies, too.
Best one? Lost Boys?
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Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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Let's not get carried awayBurtReynolds wrote:I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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i was probably into goosebumps thenE.H. Ruddock wrote:Let's not get carried awayBurtReynolds wrote:I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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then?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i was probably into goosebumps thenE.H. Ruddock wrote:Let's not get carried awayBurtReynolds wrote:I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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have you even read a book in the last 5 years, john?spike wrote:then?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i was probably into goosebumps thenE.H. Ruddock wrote:Let's not get carried awayBurtReynolds wrote:I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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do cliff notes count?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you even read a book in the last 5 years, john?spike wrote:then?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i was probably into goosebumps thenE.H. Ruddock wrote:Let's not get carried awayBurtReynolds wrote:I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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nospike wrote:do cliff notes count?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you even read a book in the last 5 years, john?spike wrote:then?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:i was probably into goosebumps thenE.H. Ruddock wrote:Let's not get carried awayBurtReynolds wrote:I think everyone was for a couple of years there.Rangi Guy wrote:I was an avid collector of the Anne Rice novels when I was at universityBurtReynolds wrote:Hey, remember when the world revolved around Anne Rice and John Grisham? Strange days.
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I'm a really big fan of director Neil Jordan.BurtReynolds wrote:Barely remember it. Wasn't crazy about it. It felt like most book adaptations: Choppy.durdencommatyler wrote:Did you like Interview With a Vampire?BurtReynolds wrote:I could go the rest of my life without watching another vampire movie. And I think I will. I don't care what big new vision you have (you don't), I just don't need that in my life.
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i think i've only seen two of his movies. Crying Game is the other one.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm a really big fan of director Neil Jordan.BurtReynolds wrote:Barely remember it. Wasn't crazy about it. It felt like most book adaptations: Choppy.durdencommatyler wrote:Did you like Interview With a Vampire?BurtReynolds wrote:I could go the rest of my life without watching another vampire movie. And I think I will. I don't care what big new vision you have (you don't), I just don't need that in my life.
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Best one? Lost Boys?
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The Butcher Boy is one of my all time favorites. What an underrated film. Total masterpiece. If you can get your hands on that, I HIGHLY recommend it. Just a remarkable film.BurtReynolds wrote:i think i've only seen two of his movies. Crying Game is the other one.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm a really big fan of director Neil Jordan.BurtReynolds wrote:Barely remember it. Wasn't crazy about it. It felt like most book adaptations: Choppy.durdencommatyler wrote:Did you like Interview With a Vampire?BurtReynolds wrote:I could go the rest of my life without watching another vampire movie. And I think I will. I don't care what big new vision you have (you don't), I just don't need that in my life.
Probably zombies, too.
Best one? Lost Boys?
I also really loved The End of the Affair, In Dreams, Interview With a Vampire and The Crying Game. Breakfast on Pluto was okay. Not my favorite but not a disaster. Michael Collin and We're No Angels are also pretty good, but I kinda have to be in the mood for them.
Haven't seen any of this others.
EDIT: Oh Wait! That's a lie. I've also see High Spirits! Which is awesome. Yeah, Neil's one of my favorites.
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we all miss goosebumpsdurdencommatyler wrote:This thread is starting to make me really sad.