I thought Blair Witch was lame but I can understand others liking it. You buy into it or you don’t. About halfway through I stopped buying into it.
So is this flick one of those movies that, if the people were sane, they’d pack up and leave the house but instead stay? I remember Eddie Murphy’s schtick about Amityville Horror. I’d be like that too.
I’m not really a person who follows movie releases, and I had never heard of this movie until just now reading this thread. I went to check if any nearby theaters had it, and it turns out one place in town was showing it…only two showings…this past Friday and Saturday. Damn, missed it! I really want to see this.
Agreed, this sort of release (I’m guessing for marketing reasons?) just seems silly as it’ll get pirated to hell and back before it’s even possible to view in most places.
There was apparently a showing in Boston last week that I missed. You needed to get tickets off some website of craigslist.
Whatever I had to illegally download Shaun of the Dead to see it, this will be no different. I eventually bought the DVD when it hit stores. Fuck you kindly, Paramount.
I actually used a real email address a couple weeks back, and am not regretting it. I’ve gotten a few “Here’s what’s going on in your area that you might be interested in” emails, but I think not more than one per week, and mostly they were probably right in that I WOULD enjoy that stuff, but I haven’t caught one yet.
Is this movie heavy on the shakycam? My wife would’ve loved Blair Witch, except the camera movement made her sick to the point that she had to leave. And we made it through Cloverfield at home by watching it on our small upstairs TV.