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I still listen to that soundtrack all the time. Also, the score by Graeme Revell kicks ass.

The original release also benefited by having an accompanying soundtrack that today, is probably just as famous and loved as the movie itself by now.

Music has a hand in helping a release get to that next level. Hopefully they are aware of this, and although they can try - I’m not sure if you can even duplicate how

honestly if that’s the worst she’s done, life well lived by a great.

They’ve been mostly great and I’m not going to pretend I can even understand the grind of a major motion picture marketing tour. They can say whatever the hell they want for what they’ve given me through hard work in their performances. The money they make is their business.

Ok, I wasn’t quite sold on the non-Perlman Hellboy until just now.

get a parrot. Those bastards can live for ages!

“The strongest argument against letting a young person ever have a pet is that, eventually, they’re likely to become emotionally attached to it, which’ll almost invariably become a problem once the pet in question decides to die.”

He has the smarmiest fucking smile. It’s one of those faces that deserves to have Tyler Durden smash in. A friend of mine told me he should be pitied, but fuck that. And I really don’t give a fuck that he’s “a kid” of 16. He’ll be an adult shitstick in 2 years and there’s no way he’s going to learn a thing from this.

I’m sure there’s a point you’re trying to make but fuck if I can find it in all this word salad.

I didn’t need to see the video at all. I’ve seen that look many times in my life right after someone called me faggot in front of their goon squad.

Will they get cold fast food or the steak and lobster special at the WH?

The racism is just the cherry on this shit sundae.

Thank you Michael for your sincere apology. I was fearful the root would ignore the story once they found out that they had the facts completely wrong.

Nothing wrong with reboots, two of my favorite horror movies are reboots, Carpenter’s The Thing and Cronenberg’s The Fly. I still hope someone will make a decent adaptation of I Am Legend.

The original movie was great.

Just saw the original again the other night, and honestly, outside of Gwynne, the acting was pretty bad. While it may be kind of a cheesy classic to some folks who grew up with it, I welcome a high-quality remake that does a little more justice to the horror of the source material.

Fred Gwynne was the boss, but being a Mainer, I have to say his accent in that movie is awful. It’s part of a long tradition, though, of shitty Maine accents in King movies. I think Delores Claiborne might be the only movie where the accents aren’t godawful.

I am really enjoying the King boom we’re going through these days. Adaptations of his never really stopped but they did become less good until It showed how to do it again.