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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does the blu-ray contain both versions of the film (DC and Theatrical)?
I found the Devils Rejects actually quite good.... House of 1000 corpses was a bit howdy doody...
If you like the remakes more than the originals of this franchise, you are an idiot.
These comments make me laugh my a$$ off. All this junk about Zombie being amazing, and H2 being a character-driven, original movie? Lol this, as well as all of Zombie's stuff, is trash. They're terribly made in every way possible.
Can't wait to own this movie on DVD
Take a look at the press release - Who in the hell is SCOTT Taylor-Compton. Is that Scout's evil twin brother who is a terrible actor. That's terrible when they can't even proof read the release!??!?!
Llama - don't bait the troll. King has been warned.
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...
Personally, I despise Zombie's films--but that's not my problem. I'm fine with the fact that you like him. I'm not fine with the lack of maturity and the fact that you never back up your claims.
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...
Personally, I despise Zombie's films--but that's not my problem. I'm fine with the fact that you like him. I'm not fine with the lack of maturity and the fact that you never back up your claims.
Didn't see it in theaters so seeing the director's cut will be good.
Woooow, the dvd cover is... Okay... But I kind of wanted it to be different.
jmcclane 88 wrote: Taylor Scout Compton = Day 1 Purchase. Thought she was great in both films.
Someone actually likes her? She is such a horrid "actress."
Anyway, I hate Rob Zombie's movies. They suck. I love horror movies, but he's a hack and I can't stand all of the white trash characters and awful dialogue. I wish the creators of INSIDE would have done H2 like planned. Thankfully they are at least going with soemone new for the next installment. This being said, out of morbid curiosity I will rent this one. I'm sure I'll despise it like his other "films" but can't help myself.
mc_serenity wrote: TromaFreak64 wrote: Also the concept of someone indicating this sequel is somehow worse than Halloween 8 is utterly unbelievable. The cinematography alone in this film tears that dull, lame, same old routine (not to mention poorly shot) 8th film to death.
I was willing to give Zombie a chance with the remake of "Halloween" (and its sequel, unfortunately), but he ultimately stripped everything good of the original franchise and spat on it. I respect that some people like them, but Zombie took the wrong approach and kept to it.
His "Halloween" movies make me sick. At least with the 2003 "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" remake, they didn't keep to the original screenplay often and made significant changes. However, those changes weren't in the wrong direction and it was an enjoyable movie on its own.
I didn't have much of a problem with them remaking HALLOWEEN. It's the actual POS that was made that I have a problem with. I expected it to be bad after HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES and THE DEVIL'S REJECTS, and I was right. I loved the TCM remake. I thought they did a great job. The cinematography was fantastic and they created characters I actually cared about. Had Rob Zombie directed it, it would have been trash. He's not capable of making a good movie.
Someone actually likes her? She is such a horrid "actress."
Anyway, I hate Rob Zombie's movies. They suck. I love horror movies, but he's a hack and I can't stand all of the white trash characters and awful dialogue. I wish the creators of INSIDE would have done H2 like planned. Thankfully they are at least going with soemone new for the next installment. This being said, out of morbid curiosity I will rent this one. I'm sure I'll despise it like his other "films" but can't help myself.
mc_serenity wrote: TromaFreak64 wrote: Also the concept of someone indicating this sequel is somehow worse than Halloween 8 is utterly unbelievable. The cinematography alone in this film tears that dull, lame, same old routine (not to mention poorly shot) 8th film to death.
I was willing to give Zombie a chance with the remake of "Halloween" (and its sequel, unfortunately), but he ultimately stripped everything good of the original franchise and spat on it. I respect that some people like them, but Zombie took the wrong approach and kept to it.
His "Halloween" movies make me sick. At least with the 2003 "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" remake, they didn't keep to the original screenplay often and made significant changes. However, those changes weren't in the wrong direction and it was an enjoyable movie on its own.
I didn't have much of a problem with them remaking HALLOWEEN. It's the actual POS that was made that I have a problem with. I expected it to be bad after HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES and THE DEVIL'S REJECTS, and I was right. I loved the TCM remake. I thought they did a great job. The cinematography was fantastic and they created characters I actually cared about. Had Rob Zombie directed it, it would have been trash. He's not capable of making a good movie.
TromaFreak64 wrote: Apparently the Halloween remakes never stood any chance with certain people. I guess some people just want to see the same exact movie, with the same exact scenes, motivations, set pieces and plot. Oddly enough, if you wanted the movie to be the same as the original franchise, then why wouldn't you just watch the original franchise? I applaud Zombie for trying to do something different, especially with this 2nd film, as he didn't follow the same Halloween routine and certainly made it his own creation and not a poorly recycled retread that this franchise has seen over and over. Also the concept of someone indicating this sequel is somehow worse than Halloween 8 is utterly unbelievable. The cinematography alone in this film tears that dull, lame, same old routine (not to mention poorly shot) 8th film to death.
Some of us, myself included, didn't need to see this remade at all. Some of us think that Zombie is just remaking the same movie over and over. Let's see:
Trailer-trash family? Check.
Incessant amounts of profanity? Check.
Shocking, pointless violence? Check.
Personally, he hit a high point with "The Devil's Rejects". But these "reimaginings" are just a new low and are completely unnecessary, except to fulfill his wish to "update" a classic horror movie by pushing the limits of decency and good taste. Just my opinion.
Some of us, myself included, didn't need to see this remade at all. Some of us think that Zombie is just remaking the same movie over and over. Let's see:
Trailer-trash family? Check.
Incessant amounts of profanity? Check.
Shocking, pointless violence? Check.
Personally, he hit a high point with "The Devil's Rejects". But these "reimaginings" are just a new low and are completely unnecessary, except to fulfill his wish to "update" a classic horror movie by pushing the limits of decency and good taste. Just my opinion.
Unrated Director's Cut all the way because I want to know if the DC will be better
Wasnt a fan of this one. Liked the first. MIGHT rent for Directors Cut and the long commentary.
TromaFreak64 wrote: Also the concept of someone indicating this sequel is somehow worse than Halloween 8 is utterly unbelievable. The cinematography alone in this film tears that dull, lame, same old routine (not to mention poorly shot) 8th film to death.
I was willing to give Zombie a chance with the remake of "Halloween" (and its sequel, unfortunately), but he ultimately stripped everything good of the original franchise and spat on it. I respect that some people like them, but Zombie took the wrong approach and kept to it.
His "Halloween" movies make me sick. At least with the 2003 "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" remake, they didn't keep to the original screenplay often and made significant changes. However, those changes weren't in the wrong direction and it was an enjoyable movie on its own.
I was willing to give Zombie a chance with the remake of "Halloween" (and its sequel, unfortunately), but he ultimately stripped everything good of the original franchise and spat on it. I respect that some people like them, but Zombie took the wrong approach and kept to it.
His "Halloween" movies make me sick. At least with the 2003 "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" remake, they didn't keep to the original screenplay often and made significant changes. However, those changes weren't in the wrong direction and it was an enjoyable movie on its own.
This movie sucked. The original "H2" was a lot better & Carpenter's original "Halloween" is still the top slasher film. Next to "Psycho" that is.
Apparently the Halloween remakes never stood any chance with certain people. I guess some people just want to see the same exact movie, with the same exact scenes, motivations, set pieces and plot. Oddly enough, if you wanted the movie to be the same as the original franchise, then why wouldn't you just watch the original franchise? I applaud Zombie for trying to do something different, especially with this 2nd film, as he didn't follow the same Halloween routine and certainly made it his own creation and not a poorly recycled retread that this franchise has seen over and over. Also the concept of someone indicating this sequel is somehow worse than Halloween 8 is utterly unbelievable. The cinematography alone in this film tears that dull, lame, same old routine (not to mention poorly shot) 8th film to death.
when we get back artwork for the blu-ray it should confirm whether or not the theatrical version is included i am amazed there is no mention of the theatrical version incleded on the blu-ray a simple yes or no will do
The theatrical and unrated cuts aren't included on the BD? That disappoints me a little. Also, what about the 8 hour documentary Zombie promised? I'm not going to get this release until Sony releases a BD version with both cuts included and the 8 hour documentary. I smell a double dip in the future. The artwork looks kick-butt! The film was good, pretty dark and twisted, but could not get past the awful acting.
ChadGKG wrote: I didn't want to like the first one, but I really did. (which I've said before) Just thought it should have been called Michael Myers, as it was more about him, than the original.
Will wait to pick it up used before seeing it (as I do with almost everything I buy now), as I liked the first that much, I'll do the blind buy.
I would not do that for these reasons:
A: There will be a double-dip in the future for H2 because Zombie said there'd be an 8 hour documentary, which is missing, which only means one thing: DOUBLE DIP
B: If you liked the first one, you are going to HATE H2. They are completely different. For an example, everyone that thought H2 sucked, liked Zombie's Halloween. Everyone, as I, that liked H2, DID NOT like Zombie's Halloween.
ChadGKG wrote: I didn't want to like the first one, but I really did. (which I've said before) Just thought it should have been called Michael Myers, as it was more about him, than the original.
Will wait to pick it up used before seeing it (as I do with almost everything I buy now), as I liked the first that much, I'll do the blind buy.
I would not do that for these reasons:
A: There will be a double-dip in the future for H2 because Zombie said there'd be an 8 hour documentary, which is missing, which only means one thing: DOUBLE DIP
B: If you liked the first one, you are going to HATE H2. They are completely different. For an example, everyone that thought H2 sucked, liked Zombie's Halloween. Everyone, as I, that liked H2, DID NOT like Zombie's Halloween.
Am I reading that right; 33 million at the box office? Really, they are proud of that??
Rob Zombie's H2 was definitely one the superior horror films to come out this year, along with Orphan.
If you are looking for something dark, twisted, character-driven, and original then give H2 a chance...otherwise go watch some watered-down c**p like Final Destination 3D with all the other brain-dead teeny-boppers!!!
If you are looking for something dark, twisted, character-driven, and original then give H2 a chance...otherwise go watch some watered-down c**p like Final Destination 3D with all the other brain-dead teeny-boppers!!!
I LOVE THE BLU-RAY COVER 
It's cool.
It's cool.
If this piece f c**p already has a release date, then when will Zombieland be out cause that's the "horror" movie I'm waiting for.
Even worse than Assault on Precint 13, Psycho AND The Fog remake. Quite an achievement.
I didn't want to like the first one, but I really did. (which I've said before) Just thought it should have been called Michael Myers, as it was more about him, than the original.
Will wait to pick it up used before seeing it (as I do with almost everything I buy now), as I liked the first that much, I'll do the blind buy.
Will wait to pick it up used before seeing it (as I do with almost everything I buy now), as I liked the first that much, I'll do the blind buy.
Krishna Jaipersad wrote: 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!!!???
If it is not released now then look for the double dip in the future...
If it is not released now then look for the double dip in the future...
Krishna Jaipersad wrote: 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!!!???
That better be false
That better be false
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!!!???
King: Enough, if you keep acting like an annoying brat you will be banned.
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.
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
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.
These movies makes me want to gouge my eyes out.
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.
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...
Bleh.........
I hated this movie so, so much.
I hated this movie so, so much.
Zombie's second Halloween was even worse his first one Michael and dream analysis!! PURE CR*P!
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.
WASNT a fan in theaters... MIGHT buy if it drops to 15.
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
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".
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.
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
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).
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
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.
I liked the movie, and I don't care if anyone else did or not.
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
Sony
The Weinstein Company releases thier movies through Mgm. Mgm is owned by Sony.
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.
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...
Rob Zombie puts a bad name to EVERY movie director out there. Pity
If you like this movie, you haven't seen many movies.
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.
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
Rob Zombie rushed this movie!!!
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.
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.
Whatever
Terrible movie! I hate how rob turned this into.. well one of his cliche trashy horror movies about bad families and rednecks. I didn't mind it too much when it's his own movie, but when he moves into a classic and throws the entire point of the original out the window, that's when it sucks. And to think they are letting him remake The Blob too. Will the blob somehow be demonic? Will it take place in the south? Will the blob have some redneck family and alcoholic parents? With Zombie directing, I would count on it! Those who say this is in any way better then the original, I just will never understand. Zombie's remakes really have nothing to do with the idea of the first, at all. That's not opinion, (My opinion was that it sucked), it's really just how it is. My guess is he really didn't understand the original concept.
King wrote: Phil92 wrote: King wrote: YES! DEFINITE first day Unrated DVD purchase for me
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Tsk-tsk. Teenagers. And this is coming from a teenager.
I'm not a teenager you tool. His remake in 07 kicked the s**t out of every original that came before it
And H2 was kick ass as well you bland cake
mc_serenity wrote: I agree Ray. I grew up on the original "Halloween" (and its sequels) during my childhood. Sadly, Rob Zombie's movies are even worse than 5, 6 and 8 put together. Unlike the "Friday the 13th" remake (which die-hard Jason fans needlessly b***hed about), Rob Zombie stripped everything that made Michael Myers who he is and pissed on it... especially in the sequel.
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
Look up 'opinion' in the dictionary and then come back when you're ready for a mature conversation, you nimrod.
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Tsk-tsk. Teenagers. And this is coming from a teenager.
I'm not a teenager you tool. His remake in 07 kicked the s**t out of every original that came before it
And H2 was kick ass as well you bland cake
mc_serenity wrote: I agree Ray. I grew up on the original "Halloween" (and its sequels) during my childhood. Sadly, Rob Zombie's movies are even worse than 5, 6 and 8 put together. Unlike the "Friday the 13th" remake (which die-hard Jason fans needlessly b***hed about), Rob Zombie stripped everything that made Michael Myers who he is and pissed on it... especially in the sequel.
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
Look up 'opinion' in the dictionary and then come back when you're ready for a mature conversation, you nimrod.
Phil92 wrote: King wrote: YES! DEFINITE first day Unrated DVD purchase for me
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Tsk-tsk. Teenagers. And this is coming from a teenager.
I'm not a teenager you tool. His remake in 07 kicked the s**t out of every original that came before it
And H2 was kick ass as well you bland cake
mc_serenity wrote: I agree Ray. I grew up on the original "Halloween" (and its sequels) during my childhood. Sadly, Rob Zombie's movies are even worse than 5, 6 and 8 put together. Unlike the "Friday the 13th" remake (which die-hard Jason fans needlessly b***hed about), Rob Zombie stripped everything that made Michael Myers who he is and pissed on it... especially in the sequel.
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
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Tsk-tsk. Teenagers. And this is coming from a teenager.
I'm not a teenager you tool. His remake in 07 kicked the s**t out of every original that came before it
And H2 was kick ass as well you bland cake
mc_serenity wrote: I agree Ray. I grew up on the original "Halloween" (and its sequels) during my childhood. Sadly, Rob Zombie's movies are even worse than 5, 6 and 8 put together. Unlike the "Friday the 13th" remake (which die-hard Jason fans needlessly b***hed about), Rob Zombie stripped everything that made Michael Myers who he is and pissed on it... especially in the sequel.
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
I agree Ray. I grew up on the original "Halloween" (and its sequels) during my childhood. Sadly, Rob Zombie's movies are even worse than 5, 6 and 8 put together. Unlike the "Friday the 13th" remake (which die-hard Jason fans needlessly b***hed about), Rob Zombie stripped everything that made Michael Myers who he is and pissed on it... especially in the sequel.
"Write what you know, kid."
-- Jesus to the Apostle Paul
And with those words and looking at Rob Zombie's track record, we can guess that the only thing he knows is white trash sleaze and how best to permeate American life with it. These movies didn't deserve to be made. The 1978 version was excellent without being gory or obscene, and that is what these remakes are. There's nothing good or redeeming about either of these "re-imaginings" or these "terrifying new visions". I close with a quote from, oddly enough, a sequel that looks like "Citizen Kane" compared to the Rob Zombie "Halloween" movies:
"Some folks sure got a strange idea of entertainment."
--Martin (the caretaker), "Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives"
-- Jesus to the Apostle Paul
And with those words and looking at Rob Zombie's track record, we can guess that the only thing he knows is white trash sleaze and how best to permeate American life with it. These movies didn't deserve to be made. The 1978 version was excellent without being gory or obscene, and that is what these remakes are. There's nothing good or redeeming about either of these "re-imaginings" or these "terrifying new visions". I close with a quote from, oddly enough, a sequel that looks like "Citizen Kane" compared to the Rob Zombie "Halloween" movies:
"Some folks sure got a strange idea of entertainment."
--Martin (the caretaker), "Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives"
King wrote: YES! DEFINITE first day Unrated DVD purchase for me
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Tsk-tsk. Teenagers. And this is coming from a teenager.
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Tsk-tsk. Teenagers. And this is coming from a teenager.
YES! DEFINITE first day Unrated DVD purchase for me
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
Rob Zombie's Halloween in 2007 was better than any of the originals, and this sequel ruled too
It's about time! I loved this movie. Rob Zombie is the man!
Yes! FINALLY! I was waiting forever! Now I could have my DC copy on January 12th.
booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Taylor Scout Compton = Day 1 Purchase. Thought she was great in both films.
I enjoyed the first remake, still not sure of my full opinion on the second film. I need to rewatch it. It had some odd moments in it. Brad Dourif gave a good performance aswell I thought.
I enjoyed the first remake, still not sure of my full opinion on the second film. I need to rewatch it. It had some odd moments in it. Brad Dourif gave a good performance aswell I thought.
I really like the Halloween remakes cant wait for this to come out in the Uk wonder why we haven't had a Blu-Ray releases of the 1st one yet I had to import that from Australia.
i saw it in the theater, it was alright, a hell of alot better than final destination 3-d but in terms of buying it i will pass
is the blu-ray gonna have both versions of the movie??? doesn't say
This and "Saw VI" vie for the Worst Movie of the Year Award. It's sickening how Zombie singlehandedly ran the franchise into the ground with this one. This is no Halloween movie, but a RZ movie with the "Halloween" title on it.
Thank God Dimension had the sense to move on to someone else. Patrick Lussier is far more talented and knows a thing or two about the Halloween franchise.
Thank God Dimension had the sense to move on to someone else. Patrick Lussier is far more talented and knows a thing or two about the Halloween franchise.
Alex_18 wrote: Nailwraps wrote: It's kinda weird Sony is releasing it. I'd expect Dimension/Weinstein releasing it. Is this because of the finacial troubles Dimension is having or something else?
That's right. They sold the homevideo rights to Sony.
Such a shame
That's right. They sold the homevideo rights to Sony.
Such a shame
Nailwraps wrote: It's kinda weird Sony is releasing it. I'd expect Dimension/Weinstein releasing it. Is this because of the finacial troubles Dimension is having or something else?
That's right. They sold the homevideo rights to Sony.
That's right. They sold the homevideo rights to Sony.
It's kinda weird Sony is releasing it. I'd expect Dimension/Weinstein releasing it. Is this because of the finacial troubles Dimension is having or something else?
What, no 2/3-disk editions like the first one?
shwanzi wrote: Alex_18 wrote: The Unrated Version is Rob Zombie's real Director's Cut. He recorded a commentary track for it some weeks ago and he put the DC together himself. Allegedly it is 127 minutes long.
Wow, more that 30 extra minutes of torturous, sleazy and purely comtemptuous filmmaking. After watching this I was convinvced that Rob Zombie truly hates his audience.
Couldnt have said it better myself. Fu*k this sh*t!
Wow, more that 30 extra minutes of torturous, sleazy and purely comtemptuous filmmaking. After watching this I was convinvced that Rob Zombie truly hates his audience.
Couldnt have said it better myself. Fu*k this sh*t!
I might pick up the BD if both the theatrical and unrated cuts are included. I don't want to take any chances with the director's cut like with RZ's director's cut of Halloween on BD. I liked the film, but I couldn't get over the bad acting. Although I'm disappointed that the only separate extra we get from the theatrical cut is just an audio commentary. While it's more, I suspected something of the lines of an additional documentary. Speaking of documentaries, where is the 8 hour documentary Zombie promised would be on the DVD/BD?
For me this is a day 1 purchase! Loved every second of it.
I learnt my lesson the first time around.
Alex_18 wrote: The Unrated Version is Rob Zombie's real Director's Cut. He recorded a commentary track for it some weeks ago and he put the DC together himself. Allegedly it is 127 minutes long.
Wow, more that 30 extra minutes of torturous, sleazy and purely comtemptuous filmmaking. After watching this I was convinvced that Rob Zombie truly hates his audience.
Wow, more that 30 extra minutes of torturous, sleazy and purely comtemptuous filmmaking. After watching this I was convinvced that Rob Zombie truly hates his audience.
Matt Clipp wrote: So is the unrated version the Director's Cut that Rob Zombie recently completed? Or is it just some studio edition with only a few seconds of extra gore or nudity? Speaking of studios, why is Sony distributing this instead of the Weinstein Company? Strange...
The Unrated Version is Rob Zombie's real Director's Cut. He recorded a commentary track for it some weeks ago and he put the DC together himself. Allegedly it is 127 minutes long.
The Unrated Version is Rob Zombie's real Director's Cut. He recorded a commentary track for it some weeks ago and he put the DC together himself. Allegedly it is 127 minutes long.
So is the unrated version the Director's Cut that Rob Zombie recently completed? Or is it just some studio edition with only a few seconds of extra gore or nudity? Speaking of studios, why is Sony distributing this instead of the Weinstein Company? Strange...
Sony's distributing it?
Can you say "pass"?
Hated this in theaters. Might be better with the Director's Cut.
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