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it was about 45 seconds or so.

Pushing play now. I'm at 15:00 exactly.

does your copy have subtitles or no?

zombie wrote:does your copy have subtitles or no?

It does.

Want me to go back and get the subtitles from a spot in the movie?

no. it's okay. i found the closed caption button.

I also haven't seen Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

what do you mean, you haven't seen it? have you seen the original?

zombie wrote:what do you mean, you haven't seen it? have you seen the original?

Nope. :p

Wait. She's getting nakey!

if you ever see the original, you'll probably recognize the main star. and not seeing the remake is kind of a crime against 70s horror.

zombie wrote:if you ever see the original, you'll probably recognize the main star. and not seeing the remake is kind of a crime against 70s horror.

Who is in the original?

The magic of the 70's horror and psychological flicks is its drawn-out dialogue. When something out of the ordinary happens, it's usually worth the wait, and makes what happens that much more effective.

Stop showing Donald Sutherland's ass, ffs...

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:if you ever see the original, you'll probably recognize the main star. and not seeing the remake is kind of a crime against 70s horror.

Who is in the original?

kevin mccarthy. if you don't recognize the name, you'll still recognize his face.

Jason wrote:The magic of the 70's horror and psychological flicks is its drawn-out dialogue. When something out of the ordinary happens, it's usually worth the wait, and makes what happens that much more effective.

Stop showing Donald Sutherland's ass, ffs...

you asked for drawn out. now you're stuck with it.

Whoa... are they actually doing it in this scene?

Who bangs, and then goes out to dinner? Lol

Ohhhh holy moly... now it's about to get good.

given that you like dialogue and a build up to the horror, do you like hereditary or the witch or stuff like that? it's much more recent, but still thought i'd ask.

zombie wrote:given that you like dialogue and a build up to the horror, do you like hereditary or the witch or stuff like that? it's much more recent, but still thought i'd ask.

It's not the dialogue, necessarily. It's more so the basic conversation. Just two people having normal conversations, nothing over-the-top or dramatic, we can all relate to that. Then it shifts into the craziness. It pulls me in with the relatability.