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I agree on all points. Michael was badass in Resurrection, and the cinematography combined with the music is amazing, they made the house on point and it was really disturbing showing how Michael lived on the basement eating rats and having information about Laurie, they showed how clever Michael was thus explaining how far he would go to even change clothes with another person to recover from the wounds and keep on his goal to kill Laurie. Resurrection, H6 and H5 received so much undeserved hate, yeah they were not perfect but the reasons for the hate clearly are not worse than what DGG had in these new trilogy
It's silly, they have been selling us how the story was screwed since the revelation of the family connection but they still gave us the same plot but making zero sense for the reason you already mentioned, they should have move on and kill off Laurie at the beggining of H18 or don't bring her back at all, her character was horrid in this new trilogy being a Sarah Connor/Ripley /Loomis wanna be
You're right! And have her arrive with the same outfit and hairstyle she wore on the first film right when Michael is stalking a little girl dressed up with a clown costume identical to Jamie Lloyd as a callback, referencing the sequels they conveniently erased but will continue to leech off.
I agree, these films did a good job with Michael, he's terryfing, they take care on every detail about him
That's the point, they wanted to make something different ignoring all the sequels but they ended up doing exactly the same thing they criticized, and appartently their marketing was so good there's a lot of people unable to see this and pretentiously bashing the original sequels following a trend
You nailed it, that's what I was trying to say, she acts as if H20 happened and I thought she was better written in that movie, she had more trauma to deal with and still tried to lead a normal life living with the fear of her psychotic brother coming after her as the body was never found; this new Laurie is a total loser and had just one single encounter with a killer who was locked up for 40 years and is not even related to her at all, ridiculous
Tina saw her, but Jason added his own touch
Did she? It was her fault she died and she was too drugged she ignored the old lady's death and rather thought about herself, it's funny the only one who cared a bit was the guy that said her name but that was it
"It is the first time I think that we've seen super heroes being brutally torn up like that on the big screen."
I assume you have not watched X-Men: Days of Future Past then...
Lol
Aren't you f&cking special?
It doesn't have to be filmed exactly the same way, it was intended as a homeage to Judith's murder as Karen was in her bedroom and reacted like Judith did to Michael stabbing her, going by your logic then shots of Karen's blood dripping by her feet would have been shown and more importantly, it would have happened in the shower.
LOL my thoughts exactly! are they all so weak minded pussies to be so traumatized by some guy that killed 4 people in one night, got captured and spend 40 years in prison? Haven't they experienced another tragedy in the last 40 years? there are just worse things happening in the world, school shootings, wars, terrorism, massive gruesome executions, etc. it's like if Haddonfield was placed in another dimension
<blockquote>Just completely fucking stupid and cheesy as hell, just dumb fan service that hurt the movie.</blockquote>
The movie in itself relies completely on fan service and nostalgia to the point it gets cringeworthy cheesy and tiring, the characters are limited to deliver overdramatic lines, it seems like they all try so hard to imitate Loomis specially Laurie on describing Michael and what happened that night like we haven't seen that before, I mean, there are worse things happening in the world and they look like complete pussies being so over the top traumatized by a simple incident that happened in just one night and ended up with the killer being captured for 40 years...
It wasn't a homage to Psycho it was a recreation of Judith's murder in the original Haloween (1978), Karen was staring at the window on Judith's room and Michael killed her just like he did to Judith
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lgfa0pkw7S8
He was run over vertically meaning he had his head run over too by that huge police car with 3 people inside, stabbed in the throat in the jugular vein and stabbed more times in unespecified places then was also laying on the road for a long time bleeding out before he was found, then through surgery with general anesthesia and 2 hours later he's awake lying on that hospital bed without life support, not even oxygen being supplied, talking and making jokes with Laurie (another superhuman) as if they just got the flu lol wtf
He was run over vertically meaning he had his head run over too by that huge police car with 3 people inside, stabbed in the throat in the jugular vein and stabbed more times in unespecified places then was also laying on the road for a long time bleeding out before he was found, then through surgery with general anesthesia and 2 hours later he's awake lying on that hospital bed without life support, not even oxygen being supplied, talking and making jokes with Laurie (another superhuman) as if they just got the flu lol wtf
Maybe Judith's boyfriend because he had such a small penis and was a premature ejaculator that only Judith would agree to have sex with him but Michael killed her so he spent 55 years not being able to get laid anymore.
Yeah, pointless returns just like Laurie, nurse Marion had no business returning, and they keep saying lets get him all togheter but still keep separating and going after him alone lol they were so dumb.
This is the best critic that sumerizes Halloween Kills:
"An homage-o-rama so focused on looping in references and actors from past series installments that it forgets to tell its own story."