Will
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Post by Will on Jul 21, 2006 21:57:54 GMT
... it's rubbish, innit? The original's a ***** classic. I agree completely with the review on this site. Now that's sense.
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Post by Si Pearce on Jul 22, 2006 11:44:33 GMT
I have to say, I'd go with the remake. I think the look of it suits the story more (seems more like a kids TV show) and also am wondering perhaps you found it boring because you know what's coming? If you watched the remake first would you still prefer the original? But then I suppose the argument is a remake has to hold something fairly obvious over the original to warrant its existence as a remake in the first place.......Ie. because people know what's coming you've got to surprise 'em with something else. Mmmmmm, tricky one......
Saying that, you preferred 'Walking Home' so we know you know what you're talking about............ ;D
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Will
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Post by Will on Jul 23, 2006 3:57:20 GMT
Knowing what's coming isn't something that hurts a second viewing of the original - I guess it's the old problem of the first version seeming fresh and the remake being more of the same but without the spontaneity.
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Post by catherine on Jul 24, 2006 11:51:54 GMT
Hmmm I haven't seen either of them  Cat ;D |
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Post by cbaproductions on Jul 24, 2006 16:30:59 GMT
Well make sure u see the remake first, most have seen them the other way around so it'd be more interesting to have someone see the original second. See what comes of that.......
Lol.
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Post by Brentmeister on Jul 24, 2006 19:05:44 GMT
Ooh I think you have shown a weakness. The Krispie remake is far better than the original. The whole 'short' is better filmed with much better lighting (artificial or not). The audio is very good as-well. It's down to your personal taste if you liked the story or not. Don't forget when filming: Trust, encouragement, reward, loyalty and satistaction will get you far. I think when watching films one should see the whole pie instead of viewing it through a keyhole. I'm Confused  |
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Post by Paul Dudbridge on Aug 8, 2006 16:40:35 GMT
Cat,
Mr. Krispie is available on the store page of the site....only 10 bucks. There you get both films. What a steal!
I think Simon has a point. Mr Griffin might be influenced by the original. Basic psychology, when the thing that comes along second has to compete with the thing people saw first.... It is impossible to see them independently really...
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Will
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Post by Will on Aug 9, 2006 5:49:49 GMT
I agree with both of Duds's comments.
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Will
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Post by Will on Aug 9, 2006 17:47:48 GMT
No fair! You deleted your repeato comment you cheating goon.
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