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OrpheusLupus
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« Reply #42 on: 12-07-2008 00:05 »
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Well, considering my childhood was in the nineties, factoring in reruns and the fact that I mostly watched cartoons and sitcoms (some of them still shockingly entertaining to watch years later...Particularly the adult sitcoms. For all their faults, my parents are kind of awesome that way)...
I think I'm mostly out of the realm of bad remakes, unless some insane psychopath decides to make a live-action Animaniacs movie or re-imagines Frasier or Seinfeld. No comment on the Simpsons, and really I would like to forget my early introduction to the mild terror that is Rosie O'Donnell. Curse you, relatives! CURSE YOU. *inner child cries*
As for horror movie remakes: Well, I've never been a fan of horror. I have trouble watching them because my first response to anything terrifying is usually to crack a joke about it and laugh and while that's really an awesome survival technique it's not great with sitting through horror films. At any rate, if there's nothing you could really add to a remake of anything...Why do them? Oh, right, right. Money. Momentarily forgot that was important...Gotta eat and all that. Carry on.
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My Own Grandpa
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« Reply #43 on: 12-13-2008 20:16 »
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My childhood was woefully unprotected---some of my most vivid childhood television memories were of kneeling in my pajamas outside my parents' bedroom, watching endless episodes of Seinfeld through a crack in the door. Beautiful, beautiful memories, even though it is rather screwed up that the music I associate with being a little kid is not lullabies, but loud slap bass. In any case, my childhood memories are in the vault, no one can tamper with them, no matter how hard they try. Even a live-action Simpsons attempt would bounce off me. Thank god for my parents. BTW, Horror movie remakes are not just a lousy trend, they're an epidemic, and they're becoming blatantly disrespectful of the classics at an alarming pace. I wouldn't be surprised to see a Silence of the Lambs remake sometime in the next 10 years
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FryFangirlLisa
Bending Unit
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« Reply #44 on: 12-20-2008 08:15 »
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Yay, I love nostalgia! This is the thread for me! I get most of my nostalgia by watching the Pokemon anime. *is the biggest Pokemon fan ever* I've got all sorts of Pokemon collectibles, including plushies, DVDs, games, cards, and other Pokemon related merchandise I've collected throughout the years. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zSjrsOdoREAh, I love the 3rd Pokemon movie. <333
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Books
Near Death Star Inhabitant
Urban Legend
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x.Bianca.x
Urban Legend
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(From Tv show, the adventures of Lano and Woodley) Col: What about this movie, it looks really scary. Video guy: Milo & Otis? ------------ Col: How about Herbie goes bananas? Who's herbie? Is he some kind of psychopath or something? The jokes in lano and woodley were priceless
I watched The Lost Boys last week, it's pretty good I reckon.
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Frisco17
DOOP Secretary
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Will Smith is producing this...why?
His son probably saw the orininal Karate Kid and wanted to be him. Several million dollars later.....Kung Fu Kid.
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Shot_2
Poppler
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i cant belive there using the new freddy poster for the upcoming DVD boxset of the orignal trilogy!! include the fact that they've also used robert englunds glove!
any1 elese pissed off by this! it disrespects the orignal!
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M0le
Space Pope
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I watched that too, Faze! Well, once, briefly, in passing, just as he was saying, "Bond. James Bond. Junior." during a channel surf. Nostalgia: man, I don't know. That episode of Are You Afraid Of The Dark with a terror clown in the basement? It might have been a skeleton.
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