Halloween II (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced rated and unrated editions
Title: Halloween II (IMDb)
Starring: Malcolm McDowell
Released: 12th January 2010
SRP: $28.96 (DVD)
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced rated DVD ($28.96), unrated DVD ($28.96), and Blu-ray editions of Halloween II for the 12th January. Extras on the rated DVD will include deleted and alternate scenes, audition footage, Uncle Seymour Coffins' Stand-Up Routines, a Michael - Interior feature, Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures Music Videos, and a blooper reel. The unrated DVD and Blu-ray will also include an additional commentary with Writer/Director Rob Zombie.




Quote: Rob Zombie's H2 (HALLOWEEN) picks up at the exact moment that 2007's box-office smash, HALLOWEEN stopped and follows the aftermath of Michael Myers's (Tyler Mane) murderous rampage through the eyes of heroine Laurie Strode (Scout Taylor Compton). Evil has a new destiny. Michael Myers is back in this terrifying sequel to Rob Zombie’s visionary re-imagining of Halloween which grossed almost $80 million worldwide. It is that time of year again, and Michael Myers has returned home to sleepy Haddonfield, Illinois to take care of some unfinished family business. Unleashing a trail of terror that only horror master Zombie can, Myers will stop at nothing to bring closure to the secrets of his twisted past. But the town's got an unlikely new hero, if they can only stay alive long enough to stop the unstoppable.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Malcolm McDowell
Released: 12th January 2010
SRP: $28.96 (DVD)
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced rated DVD ($28.96), unrated DVD ($28.96), and Blu-ray editions of Halloween II for the 12th January. Extras on the rated DVD will include deleted and alternate scenes, audition footage, Uncle Seymour Coffins' Stand-Up Routines, a Michael - Interior feature, Captain Clegg and the Night Creatures Music Videos, and a blooper reel. The unrated DVD and Blu-ray will also include an additional commentary with Writer/Director Rob Zombie.




Synopsis
Quote: Rob Zombie's H2 (HALLOWEEN) picks up at the exact moment that 2007's box-office smash, HALLOWEEN stopped and follows the aftermath of Michael Myers's (Tyler Mane) murderous rampage through the eyes of heroine Laurie Strode (Scout Taylor Compton). Evil has a new destiny. Michael Myers is back in this terrifying sequel to Rob Zombie’s visionary re-imagining of Halloween which grossed almost $80 million worldwide. It is that time of year again, and Michael Myers has returned home to sleepy Haddonfield, Illinois to take care of some unfinished family business. Unleashing a trail of terror that only horror master Zombie can, Myers will stop at nothing to bring closure to the secrets of his twisted past. But the town's got an unlikely new hero, if they can only stay alive long enough to stop the unstoppable.
News by Tom Woodward
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Rob Zombie rushed this movie!!!
mc_serenity wrote: King wrote:
WRONG! Rob's remake in 07 was WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better than all of the previous Halloween movies. I've seen them all countless times and 2007's remake was the best bar none. Nuf said, I win
Everyone has their opinion, but now... you're just trolling. Look it up, the dictionary has your picture next to it.
Like anyone else's opinion matters more than mine, lol seriously
WRONG! Rob's remake in 07 was WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better than all of the previous Halloween movies. I've seen them all countless times and 2007's remake was the best bar none. Nuf said, I win
Everyone has their opinion, but now... you're just trolling. Look it up, the dictionary has your picture next to it.
Like anyone else's opinion matters more than mine, lol seriously
I loved Halloween 2, but, if all they're gonna do to the DC is add an unnecessary rape scene (such as the first one's DC, which is why I stuck with the standard dvd) then I'll most likely not get this on blu so that I can get the standard version.
If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Dude, King. You need more movie experiences to make that claim.
On the bright side, we're (DVD) getting all the extras. That's cool.
I'll pick this up, BUT only when it hits the sale circuit. Hmmmm... maybe ten dollars.
On the bright side, we're (DVD) getting all the extras. That's cool.
I'll pick this up, BUT only when it hits the sale circuit. Hmmmm... maybe ten dollars.
Sony
The Weinstein Company releases thier movies through Mgm. Mgm is owned by Sony.
Monkey Boy wrote: Dude, King. You need more movie experiences to make that claim.
No, cuz I'm never wrong
No, cuz I'm never wrong
I liked the movie, and I don't care if anyone else did or not.
King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
I still don't know if I like this movie. It is one of the most screwed up movies I watched this year. To throw in my opinion, I like john Carpenter's original better than Zombie's remake and sequel (which go more for shock value than scares).
Wrong thead. My mistake
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
Sony
stanton heck wrote: The Weinstein Company releases thier movies through Mgm. Mgm is owned by Sony.
Not really. Prior to TWC selling off the DVD rights to companies like Universal and Sony, TWC released their movies via Genius Products' DVD and Blu-ray arm.
MGM has their recent releases distributed on DVD/Blu-ray by Fox, and Fox distributes MGM's movies worldwide. MGM did have their library distributed by Sony on home video in 2005-2006.
Not really. Prior to TWC selling off the DVD rights to companies like Universal and Sony, TWC released their movies via Genius Products' DVD and Blu-ray arm.
MGM has their recent releases distributed on DVD/Blu-ray by Fox, and Fox distributes MGM's movies worldwide. MGM did have their library distributed by Sony on home video in 2005-2006.
Sony
stanton heck wrote: The Weinstein Company releases thier movies through Mgm. Mgm is owned by Sony.
Actually, The Weinstein Company went back to independent distribution. MGM only has rights to the TWC films that they distributed together. After "Soul Men" (the last TWC movie to be distributed theatrically by MGM), they went back to being an self-distributor. Plus, Sony only has 20% ownership of MGM & MGM has no involvement this time with "Halloween II" like they had with "Halloween".
Actually, The Weinstein Company went back to independent distribution. MGM only has rights to the TWC films that they distributed together. After "Soul Men" (the last TWC movie to be distributed theatrically by MGM), they went back to being an self-distributor. Plus, Sony only has 20% ownership of MGM & MGM has no involvement this time with "Halloween II" like they had with "Halloween".
TubedUp909 wrote: Wrong thead. My mistake
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
That was a bland comment
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
That was a bland comment
WASNT a fan in theaters... MIGHT buy if it drops to 15.
If you like it, wait until Sony marks it down to $5 or $10. Better yet, wait until it hits the bargain bin -- I guarantee it'll be there by August.
Zombie's second Halloween was even worse his first one Michael and dream analysis!! PURE CR*P!
Bleh.........
I hated this movie so, so much.
I hated this movie so, so much.
kacman11 wrote: Bleh.........
I hated this movie so, so much.
Someone has no taste...
I hated this movie so, so much.
Someone has no taste...
King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: Wrong thead. My mistake
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
That was a bland comment
You may have called it bland but it is an accurate one.
Please do not respond to King's comments when he is obviously baiting you, fellow DVD active folk.
It is annoying and pointless.
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
That was a bland comment
You may have called it bland but it is an accurate one.
Please do not respond to King's comments when he is obviously baiting you, fellow DVD active folk.
It is annoying and pointless.
These movies makes me want to gouge my eyes out.
I am entirely serious when I say that this is the most excruciatingly tedious film experience I have sat through in about five years. This is not a film, and it isn't merely a 'slasher'-- it's a series of random, brutal killings all filmed with the same detachment and complete lack of suspense.
It's not scary, nor 'fun' gory-- it's just completely demented.
It's not scary, nor 'fun' gory-- it's just completely demented.
Worst Nightmare wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: Wrong thead. My mistake
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
That was a bland comment
You may have called it bland but it is an accurate one.
Please do not respond to King's comments when he is obviously baiting you, fellow DVD active folk.
It is annoying and pointless.
Cake
King wrote: horrorfan25 wrote: King wrote: TubedUp909 wrote: If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
I've seen thousands of movies in my lifetime, and I loved H2
So no, you're wrong, as usual
lee09 wrote: Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
He kicks the s**t out of Kubrick, Spielberg, Scorsese...
Okay, it's excusable if you like the film, as I, but you would seriously compare Rob Zombie to Kubrick, Speilberg, and Scorsese? Did you even watch any of the films by any of those directors? Do you even know what movies they created? Please troll, leave this board.
Yes, I've seen The Departed, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Jurassic Park, Jaws, and many others
Rob Zombie's Halloween was better than them all
Don't feed the troll. Troll's are annoying like this little 13 year old dumbass. Go act ignorant to someone else trolly
That was a bland comment
You may have called it bland but it is an accurate one.
Please do not respond to King's comments when he is obviously baiting you, fellow DVD active folk.
It is annoying and pointless.
Cake
bobbywatson wrote: I am entirely serious when I say that this is the most excruciatingly tedious film experience I have sat through in about five years. This is not a film, and it isn't merely a 'slasher'-- it's a series of random, brutal killings all filmed with the same detachment and complete lack of suspense.
It's not scary, nor 'fun' gory-- it's just completely demented.
While I don't loathe the film like you do, I agree the film had too much killing. I know it's about Michael Meyers and he's a psychopath, but even Zombie's 2007 remake didn't have deaths occur every ten minutes. Albeit, this did not detract from my overall view of the film. I still thought it was a solid sequel.
It's not scary, nor 'fun' gory-- it's just completely demented.
While I don't loathe the film like you do, I agree the film had too much killing. I know it's about Michael Meyers and he's a psychopath, but even Zombie's 2007 remake didn't have deaths occur every ten minutes. Albeit, this did not detract from my overall view of the film. I still thought it was a solid sequel.
King: Enough, if you keep acting like an annoying brat you will be banned.
Can anyone confirm this for me? I promptly preordered both the Theatrical & Unrated versions at DVD Empire. They subsequently contacted me saying that the studio has decided not to release an Unrated version!!!???




WRONG! Rob's remake in 07 was WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better than all of the previous Halloween movies. I've seen them all countless times and 2007's remake was the best bar none. Nuf said, I win
Everyone has their opinion, but now... you're just trolling. Look it up, the dictionary has your picture next to it.