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Smallpotatoes

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I don't recall seeing any threads started about this movie, but I saw it tonight and it was pretty good. It definitely had some really good, scary moments, but the end was kind of confusing.
In the beginning I had a little trouble getting into it because somebody brought their 2-year-old to the film. Far be it from me to tell other people how to raise their kids but WTF?
 
And if I could figure out the pictures thing (yes, I know I'm simple) I'd post the bunny with a pancake on its head.
 
It's the movie with John Cusak and Sammuel L. Jackson that was based on a Stephen King short story about a writer/paranormal debunker who stays in a hotel room where every previous guest died.
 
My favorite parts: (SPOILERS!!!!)

- When the little boy's talking finger said "REDRUM."

- When the two little twin girls showed up and blood flowed everywhere.

- When John Cusack said "All work and no play makes me a dull boy."

Awesome movie.
 
Smallpotatoes said:
I don't recall seeing any threads started about this movie, but I saw it tonight and it was pretty good. It definitely had some really good, scary moments, but the end was kind of confusing.
In the beginning I had a little trouble getting into it because somebody brought their 2-year-old to the film. Far be it from me to tell other people how to raise their kids but WTF?

It made me think there's going to be a sequel. But I don't know if King wrote one.
 
Norrin Radd said:
My favorite parts: (SPOILERS!!!!)

- When the little boy's talking finger said "REDRUM."

- When the two little twin girls showed up and blood flowed everywhere.

- When John Cusack said "All work and no play makes me a dull boy."

Awesome movie.

You're just shining smallpotatoes on. Stop it.

Seriously, since Stephen King wrote both, I think he gets a pass.
 
Drrrrrrrrraaagggin it up, because I just saw it.

Holy crap. 30 minutes of sheer terror. I don't remember the last time I've been so scared in the theater. I remember jumping once during that Kevin Bacon ghost movie, but I got over it fast. This one, whew, total mind****.
 

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