Peter Jackson's script for part 6
Anyone else think that it sounded really awesome? I would have loved to have seen an Elm Street movie about that
shareI thought it sounded great. I'm old enough to have seen all of them in the theater up until New Nightmare (it was gone so quickly I didn't even know it was in theaters)and can say Jackson's script sounds exactly like what the series needed at that point. I'd love to read it, or better yet for them to produce it. Would be much better than a sequel to the reboot.
shareI wouldn't mind if it was the sequel to the reboot. Maybe they can have it be part 3.
I really enjoyed the first film and New Nightmare, and all the others kinda smoosh together in my mind as inconsequential, but Peter Jackson's script brought something fresh to the table that I think really adds to the story. Most of the other sequels had such odd premises and irrelevant Freddy deaths that really didn't work for me and other non die hard fans.
At least Freddy VS Jason tried to fit into the universe without being ridiculous, but moment's like Kelly Rowland's monologue just made me cringe. It could have been epic but instead it felt like it was written by a 13 yr old boy.
Still though, I respect the franchise as a whole. But it obviously could have been better and the documentary shows us how. This is why I don't *beep* on remakes, because some stories have such potential but budget or creative differences can really destroy what could have been. I know I don't mind that there are a crapload of Alice in Wonderland films. Good stories can't be told once.
Kelly Rowland's monologue was improv, the scene in the script was wayy better. Orginally it was her saying to Jason "I don't belive in you! You're not real!" Like Nancy in the first nightmare, and Freddy appears behind her and says "wrong person" and kills her.
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