
EW got the exclusive. All I got is opinion. I don’t hate it. If there has to be a remake of The Evil Dead it may as well be creepy. This is creepy.
Let’s face it… it’s all about the protagonist.
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EW got the exclusive. All I got is opinion. I don’t hate it. If there has to be a remake of The Evil Dead it may as well be creepy. This is creepy.
Let’s face it… it’s all about the protagonist.
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Dude, I’m with you. Not sure what to think about the remake, but this image definitely shows promise.
Mgah, that’s nasty — I love it.
Some people elsewhere are complaining about this image, and I don’t get it. I think it looks just fine. Creepy, like you said.
Folks just gotta complain, I guess.
I think the internet breaks down if they don’t. Something about negative vacuum energy density. I don’t know, I’m not a tech guy.
Damn. Could it be this movie could actually be creepy like the original? If there’s anything on the level of “We’re gonna get you, we’re gonna get you,” I will give this a surprising pass.
Okay, I need to not look at that anymore.
The visuals aren’t where this movie’s going to succeed or fail. It’s things like tone, script, and performances. Those could still go either way.
That said, that girl looks pretty creepy. I’m interested to see more.
That sounds about right, but neither am I a tech guy. I’m just a humble whale biologist.
I don’t think it’s fair to hold it to standards that we can’t hold to the original, such as performances. Bruce Campbell is great, yeah, but every one else is pretty schlocky. And, let’s face it, the script was nothing earth-shattering.
Where this movie is going to fail (why even include “pass”?) is going to be with the fans of the original who think remaking it is some kind of terrible act against man and God. Which is a damn shame, because it’ll probably be a better movie.
I think the only really objective thing you’ll be able to say about the two films once we’ve seen both of them is that the remake is a very different movie. But yes, the remake will have to pass the hurdle of fandom to really succeed as an artistic endeavor, much less a commercial one, though I don’t think that’s much of a surprise.
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