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rurounihime) wrote2008-12-13 06:36 pm
rurounihime) wrote2008-12-13 06:36 pm
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Hm.
The Day the Earth Stood Still receives a whopping one and a half stars from my local paper.
Yeah... no. I think I'll stick with the original 1951 version, which is easily a four or five star movie.
Gort, klaatu barada nikto. Patricia Neal and Michael Rennie for the WIN!
The Day the Earth Stood Still receives a whopping one and a half stars from my local paper.
Yeah... no. I think I'll stick with the original 1951 version, which is easily a four or five star movie.
Gort, klaatu barada nikto. Patricia Neal and Michael Rennie for the WIN!
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Um. AhemIlovehim.
I totally agree with you. The first movie didn't NEED to be remade. It still stands on its own, and will continue to do so until human nature changes, thus making the lesson no longer applicable. It's like watching them remake Psycho practically word for word. There was NO REASON TO DO IT. The movie just ended up being overshadowed by its former (and better) counterpart.
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MacbethThe Scottish Play last year on Broadway. He is one of those men who just keep getting better looking with age, damn him.no subject