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I voted for the 1976 Carrie. I probably won't watch it (though I may - it depends). I personally like the 2002 version more (I haven't seen the 2013 version), but I accept I am in a minority.

I voted for 2003. I havent watched and I like the lead actress. I only got through a half hour of the 2013 one. Seemed to be shot for shot and didn't offer anything. I could be wrong. I've seen the '76 one a million times, including kinda recently.

I voted for 76 because, even though 2002 is better, I just watched it recently.

I haven't seen the original Carrie in probably 10 maybe 15 years maybe longer.

Tiggnutz wrote:I haven't seen the original Carrie in probably 10 maybe 15 years maybe longer.

You're not missing much. It's basically a drama with a solid 15-minute finale.

Tiggnutz wrote:I haven't seen the original Carrie in probably 10 maybe 15 years maybe longer.

I'm still game. I love the OG.

We can still group watch the new one too I will watch anything with Katherine Isabelle in it.

Tiggnutz wrote:We can still group watch the new one too I will watch anything with Katherine Isabelle in it.

I'd probably watch her pooping. Might finally see some titties or something.

Jmac Attack wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:We can still group watch the new one too I will watch anything with Katherine Isabelle in it.

I'd probably watch her pooping. Might finally see some titties or something.

Jason wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:We can still group watch the new one too I will watch anything with Katherine Isabelle in it.

I'd probably watch her pooping. Might finally see some titties or something.

I had a different reaction, but to each their own.

Tiggnutz wrote:We can still group watch the new one too I will watch anything with Katherine Isabelle in it.

That one's the middle one. There was another theatrical remake in 2013 :p

Jigsaw wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:I haven't seen the original Carrie in probably 10 maybe 15 years maybe longer.

You're not missing much. It's basically a drama with a solid 15-minute finale.

it's a horror movie. get over it.

zombie wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:I haven't seen the original Carrie in probably 10 maybe 15 years maybe longer.

You're not missing much. It's basically a drama with a solid 15-minute finale.

it's a horror movie. get over it.

I didn't mean to imply I thought it wasn't horror. It definitely is. The drama is a lot more prevalent, though, until we get to the finale. At least in my ever-popular view.

Jigsaw wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:I haven't seen the original Carrie in probably 10 maybe 15 years maybe longer.

You're not missing much. It's basically a drama with a solid 15-minute finale.

it's a horror movie. get over it.

I didn't mean to imply I thought it wasn't horror. It definitely is. The drama is a lot more prevalent, though, until we get to the finale. At least in my ever-popular view.

i mean, there was horror-y stuff before the prom rampage. and after. but that's what everyone remembers. i get it. and there is a lot of character building. the movie is named for the title character, after all.

In my (limited) defense, I wasn't a big fan of the novel either (though I did think the narrative structure was very unique). Still, any book (or movie) that portrays the dangers of extremist religious belief is okay with me.

i've never read the book....

Jason wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:We can still group watch the new one too I will watch anything with Katherine Isabelle in it.

I'd probably watch her pooping. Might finally see some titties or something.

You nawm sayin?

zombie wrote:i've never read the book....

It's worth your time. A little sad but satisfying.

Jigsaw wrote:I didn't mean to imply I thought it wasn't horror. It definitely is. The drama is a lot more prevalent, though, until we get to the finale. At least in my ever-popular view.

Jigsaw wrote:In my (limited) defense, I wasn't a big fan of the novel either (though I did think the narrative structure was very unique). Still, any book (or movie) that portrays the dangers of extremist religious belief is okay with me.

Agreed on both counts. When the fuck did we start having similar views on films?