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Mr king or whoever Christine is far by the best ever movie I've seen it's a shame you are not thinking about making a new one Christine 2 the revenge with the same car and some of the same characters you will make mega ££££££ as everyone one I know has seen the first
PLEASE MAKE ANOTHER ONE
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
THE OLD SAYING GOES
YOU CAN'T POLISH A TURD
WHAT A VERY NICE LOOKING CAR
FROM ANOTHER ONE OF YOURS FANS
GARY SMITH
FROM LONDON ESSEX
Look, I love Christine, and John Carpenter movies in general, but the notion that it is the best movie ever made is so ludicrous that I don't even know how to respond to it, or why I would bother.
And yet, here we are.
But yeah, I'd watch a sequel. Why not?
...I beg to differ...you CAN polish a fecal left-over.....
i would see it
okay...i might just bring myself to see a sequel...but, i'm w/burnette: while i abslutely love a good carpenter movie - this ain't one of those
sorry...and it hurts like all hades to say this, but 'tis true nonetheless: this one is more turd
i just rewatched it the other day...and it still is his near dead last really bad film...'escape from la' being the ....turdiest
Christine needs to be re-made in a bad way, by a director who has the funds for some serious ILM effects.
Not with ya on this one, dude. There are several movies based upon an SK work out there that are far superior. (But Christine is still a great read.)
i remember not really being a fan back-in-the-day...
after my recent rewatch, i come away thinking that there were just too many wrong decisons being made...this was a bad match of a great indie film director who, to me (compared to almost any of his own, original movies) , made a movie that feels like he was held over a creative barrel to his new studio overlords
the script lies flat and unengaging...very much unlike the book...
the actors, all near the beginnings of their careers, do not hold the prescense to carry off thier tasks: especially gordon, who, imho, hams it up as often as he hits it square
it shows about zero of carpenters usual flair for dialogue, humor and his usually concise filmic eye
i don't hate the movie...but i cannot in good faith consider it to be a good representation of the near classic, b-movie book
lily is quite correct...this one is dire need of a remake by someone who 'gets' the book...much like 'the running man'
Ehhh, no.
are you saying this movie is even better than the real thing ?
so...light my way :wink2:
they say love is blindness...so cruel...that it even has, shall i say it...mysterious ways :tongue:
but, me, i'm just tryin' to throw my arms around the world
i'm an acrobat like that...
i'll be awaiting your thoughts until the end of the world
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