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connielane at 08:34pm on 06/03/2008
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THEY'RE REMAKING SUSPIRIA?!?!?!?!!!!
Is nothing sacred?! Why don't we just remake Citizen Kane and have done with it! Nothing good can come of this, man! This is probably the biggest "sacred cow" movie geek movie ever made, and you don't mess with it. I hate to be that person that tags all remakes as automatically inferior, but the odds are so stacked against them - even if it's a remake of something that was basically "cookie cutter" back in the day.
Suspiria is a horror classic, not just because it's scary, but because it is truly artistic - probably the most beautiful gory movie you'll ever see. I like what the presumed director has to say about the prospect of making it, but I can't imagine a universe in which this could possibly rival Argento's original.
And dude - who's going to try and top that absolutely demonic Goblin soundtrack? I'm convinced that band went to hell with a tape recorder and brought the Devil's music back with them to put in the film.
Is nothing sacred?! Why don't we just remake Citizen Kane and have done with it! Nothing good can come of this, man! This is probably the biggest "sacred cow" movie geek movie ever made, and you don't mess with it. I hate to be that person that tags all remakes as automatically inferior, but the odds are so stacked against them - even if it's a remake of something that was basically "cookie cutter" back in the day.
Suspiria is a horror classic, not just because it's scary, but because it is truly artistic - probably the most beautiful gory movie you'll ever see. I like what the presumed director has to say about the prospect of making it, but I can't imagine a universe in which this could possibly rival Argento's original.
And dude - who's going to try and top that absolutely demonic Goblin soundtrack? I'm convinced that band went to hell with a tape recorder and brought the Devil's music back with them to put in the film.
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