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My favorite John Carpenter movies are Halloween, Escape from New York, and Village of the Damned. (Actually, they are the only ones I've seen so far.) Out of the three, the one I like best is Escape from New York. I thought Kurt Russell was excellent for the role of Snake Plissken.
Speaking of EFNY, has anybody ever heard that there was a ten-minute opening sequence that was deleted before its release? That ten minutes featured Snake's bank robbery scene which led to him going to prison. It has never been seen...until December 16, 2003. Yes. You heard me. A special edition DVD of Escape from New York is being released next month with a great deal of bonus features. For more information, here's a link. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...s=dvd&n=507846 I want to see The Fog, Christine (I want to read the Stephen King book first before I see this one, though), Starman, Big Trouble in Little China, and Memoirs of an Invisible Man. I heard a few of those were good movies, too. Who else here is a fan of John Carpenter? |
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Escape From New York and Escape From L.A. are my two favorite John Carpenter films.
Halloween 1 & 2 are great too. If you get a chance Brian, check out "Big Trouble In Little China." It's actually a pretty funny movie. I always thought John Carpenter and Kurt Russell should do a sequel to that.
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John Carpenter's Vampires
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The Fog
Escape From New York Halloween Christine The Thing Body Bags Starman Escape From Precinct 13 They Live Prince of Darkness Elvis |
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Halloween
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Halloween
I just love the Halloween movies. |
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Halloween
The Fog Escape From New York Halloween Christine The Thing Escape From Precinct 13
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Ditto, great films. |
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Halloween 1&2
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I've only seen Halloween. I liked it.
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The Thing
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Oh wow, he's my favorite Director! I like just about all his films, but I'll narrow it down to my absolute favorites.
Halloween The Fog The Thing Escape From New York Starman They Live Brian, do yourself a favor and buy The Fog (1980). A few summers ago I got the DVD for $10. MGM had it loaded with special features. The score is probably my favorite element to the film, very eerie and vibrant at times. It encapsulates the audience.
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1. The Fog
2. The Thing 3. Halloween 4. Christine 5. Big Trouble In Little China |
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