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"Do you like scary movies?": the Scream thread
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<blockquote data-quote="TaranofPrydain" data-source="post: 387792" data-attributes="member: 51150"><p>I never was a fan of slasher films, but the first Scream is a very good thriller with well-rounded characters, significant suspense, and smart dialogue. (and the tension in the opening scene is so strong that it is hard to watch)</p><p></p><p>Since i liked it, I saw the second and third shortly after seeing the first. The second feels as though it hasn't mastered the emotional level entirely. It does feel somewhat rushed (explained by the last minute reshoots). I liked Scream 3 more than most, as it wasn't quite as gory and I thought Parker posey was wonderful in it. I know that one had been toned down too in production because of fears of graphic violence after the Columbine killings.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TaranofPrydain, post: 387792, member: 51150"] I never was a fan of slasher films, but the first Scream is a very good thriller with well-rounded characters, significant suspense, and smart dialogue. (and the tension in the opening scene is so strong that it is hard to watch) Since i liked it, I saw the second and third shortly after seeing the first. The second feels as though it hasn't mastered the emotional level entirely. It does feel somewhat rushed (explained by the last minute reshoots). I liked Scream 3 more than most, as it wasn't quite as gory and I thought Parker posey was wonderful in it. I know that one had been toned down too in production because of fears of graphic violence after the Columbine killings. [/QUOTE]
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