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Re: Speaking remakes...........

Another thing I did not like about the remake was how R. Lee Ermey's
character tried to be so much like the late, Jim Siedow's character.
Nobody could EVER be as good as Jim was as Drayton Sawyer!! I loved
how he had the split personality thing going. One minute he'd be nice
and the next he'd be evil. That is talent! Really do miss him, too!
If New Line goes through with this sequel to the remake, which most
likely they will, it's definitly not getting any of my cash!

--- In billjohnsononline@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Barber"
<motman241@h...> wrote:
> From what I understand, the new remake was supposed to be based
on the
> first movie, but encompass aspects from all four of the previous
films.
> Sounded good, until I saw it. The new remake was ok, but it was no
Chainsaw
> film. I truly love the first two. The "killers" were a small band
of weird
> outcasts, operating on their own, hidden from the rest of the
world, always
> on the run. It was enough. It had a very creepy edge to it, and it
was more
> believable. The "killing" was thick in their family's history, as
was
> evident, but the first two movies didn't need things like aunts,
uncles,
> ex-wive's kids, great granparent's friend's neighbor, the strange
kid down
> the block, the son of the lawyer who helped a half brother's
nephew, etc,
> etc. :) Keeping with a very small 'family', it was almost more
believable
> to me, because it could have been "the people next door". "They
were so
> nice, and so quiet - they just kept to themselves."
> As for a remake of a sequal.... What the..?!?!? Are they
kidding?!?
> Sheesh. Now here's something that is pretty hot, and could actually
see the
> light of day - a "versus" movie. Freddy vs. Jason was a hit. I had
heard
> rumors of the planned sequal, Freddy vs Jason vs Ash (from Evil
Dead/Army of
> Darkness). That sounds silly. Ash is human - the other's really
aren't. BUT,
> I think it would be interesting to pair-up a few movie baddies
against each
> other. Leatherface vs Ash woul dbe cool. Both are human, use
chainsaws....
> ok, that's about it for comparing, but they both have chainsaws!
Chainsaws
> rock! Hahaha As a sidenote, another great "faceoff" movie would
be the
> Tallman (from Phantasm) vs Pinhead (from Hellraiser), or Chucky and
Tiffany
> vs the Puppet Master's toys.
> - Tom
>
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I was thinking...Out of all TCM films being made I think they should of redone part 4 ...Not the origanal, Now I know they redone it because of the true story...
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Apr 8, 2004
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Seems as though Yahoo didn't post my previous post or they're just being slow about it. If you get this twice, then I apologize. My opinion on part 4 and the...
Morgan
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In my opinion, part 4 and the remake should have never been made or at least not been considered part of the "Chainsaw" series. I consider them films all of...
Morgan
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I see exactly where your coming from" I know remakes are never the same as the first when it comes to Re-doing the origanal film, There will never be like the...
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From what I understand, the new remake was supposed to be based on the first movie, but encompass aspects from all four of the previous films. Sounded good,...
Tom Barber
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Apr 9, 2004
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Another thing I did not like about the remake was how R. Lee Ermey's character tried to be so much like the late, Jim Siedow's character. Nobody could EVER be...
Morgan
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Apr 9, 2004
11:39 pm

I was reading what you said there""" I had no clue JIM passed away! This is the first time I heard about it. When did he die? I can not believe hes gone, sure...
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Apr 10, 2004
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Jim died on November 20,2003 from emphysema. It was a real shock to me when I heard it, too. A few weeks after he died, Bill wrote a really nice memorial for...
Morgan
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Apr 10, 2004
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Thanks for telling me. Its a shocker because I,ve always enjoyed TCM (The Origanal)and it feels like you know them forever as you keep watching it ,lol! So how...
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Apr 12, 2004
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Yes, TCM 2 is my fav. I like the dark comedy in it and the family reminds me a little bit of the Three Stooges in it. In the original, the family was dark and...
Morgan
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I remember when I first watched TCM 1, I thought to myself "COOL" because I have been a Horror fan for as long as I remember..The whole time after I seen TCM 1...
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Apr 14, 2004
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Yes, Bill just did an independent film recently called "The Neighborhood." He plays a "misunderstood" drug dealer, "who's wife had just died and so he had to...
Morgan
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