Be great to get a Scream 5
and it would be fun if the main characters all had kids now so that when they make Scream 6 the kids can all be in high school and things start up again.
shareI might like to see the original movie in an actual theater.
shareI've wanted to see the original in the theater for so long. It'd be perfect to rerelease it this year given the 20 year anniversary, but I haven't heard anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOQbX5YpcdE&feature=youtu.be
Did you guys not see the original in the theater?
shareI don't know about the other poster, but I was about 5 when it came out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOQbX5YpcdE&feature=youtu.be
I was only 15 and didn't think that I could pass for 18 in 1997 when Scream came out in England.
shareI was only 10 so didn't stand a chance of getting in. The only one I saw in the cinema was Scream 4 and it was *beep* The TV series is also *beep*
shareI was just getting into Scream as the third one was coming out, but I couldn't get my mom to take me. Ironically, she did take me to Scary Movie a few months later.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOQbX5YpcdE&feature=youtu.be
I was 23 when Scream came out so I'm happy that I got to see it in the theater, it was a packed house. The theater I went to that night isn't even around anymore. I remember right after this came out we started to get the stadium theaters popping up. I'm glad I was as old as I was now hearing how many people didn't get to see it in the theater.
shareI was able to see the original trilogy in theaters on opening day.
When Scream (1996) premiered, my relatives were visiting for the holidays. Since I was under 18 at the time, one of my cousins purchased a ticket for everybody as a Christmas present. The cashier at the window didn't say anything, nor did the usher.
Again, with Scream 2 (1997), I was also able to view it in theaters. I distinctly remember being slightly perturbed by the bathroom stall stabbing scene, especially watching it in a cinema!
By the time Scream 3 (2000) rolled around, I was old enough to purchase a ticket and gain admittance. Since it opened in February, I went alone, but it was still fun nonetheless.
As for Scream 4 (2011)...well, I decided to skip it. I had read a bunch of mixed reviews at the time, and people seemed generally unenthusiastic. They proclaimed it didn't have the existing value as the original three.
Until recently, I decided to give it a shot since I was having a marathon of every Scream movie. To my surprise, it actually turned out quite good.
While it lacked that '90s feeling, SCRE4M still had its moments. I especially like the fact that it contained the original cast and director Wes Craven.
If there's ever a fifth installment (excluding Scream: The TV Series (2015)), I will not pass up the opportunity this time around, even with the passing of Wes Craven in 2015.