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When this was first announced, my first thought was, "How are they going to do a soundtrack that's as audacious as the original without repeating the original?" And then I read that Thom Yorke was scoring the film. Problem solved, I think.
The still is intriguing, and the remake/reimagining/reboot or whatever you want to call it has a great cast (though the addition of Katie Cassidy couldn't have hurt anything). I actually like Dakota Johnson; she has a very natural "girl next door" vibe, which is exactly what her role needs (at least, based on the original film).
If I have any fears, it's over the color schemes. The director has said that, unlike the original, this film will not be bathed in primary colors; he's instead going for a "winterish, evil, and very dark" look. In other words, desaturated colors, exactly what every horror film these days looks like. Blech.
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For all my grousing about this from way back I have to say that I'm now being swayed by the fact that there didn't appear to be a single shot in that trailer that aped anything from the original film, which is a very good thing in my book. I'm actually intrigued to see what they did here and will gladly eat crow if need be.Now everyone can have a complete KRULL lifestyle.
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Luca Guadagnino is one of the best Directors in the world right now, even if his movies haven't had broad commercial success. He also has professed enourmous respect to Argento and the original film.
Of course, that doesn't mean he will deliver a great movie with his remake, but, hopefully some of outrage in some quarters about the 'gall' of this guy re-making a classic will settle down. I doubt many who are screaming the loudest have even seen his prior work.
The remake (or re-imagining or homage or whatever you want to term it) is in good hands. Very good hands.
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Originally posted by Keeth View PostThat looks a little better than I would expect. Kind of like the 'vintage' look & that it's not super colorful, which, I sort of did expect. I do think they should have come up with their own title & allow viewers to connect it to the original.
That said, I do want to see this. That trailer is neat.Rock! Shock! Pop!
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Originally posted by Ian Jane View PostWe had this exact conversation in the Jane household last night. It looks like a good movie and all, I am excited about it, but I think had they acknowledged the connection to Argento's original rather than just taking the title from it, it might have received a bit warmer of a reception from horror fans initially.
That said, I do want to see this. That trailer is neat."Ah! By god's balls what licentiousness!"
Marquis de Sade, The 120 Days of Sodom.
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