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The original came out just after I turned 16. It was the first movie I drove myself and my friends to, and was one of the best theater experiences I can remember. Was just so fun and cool and original and kept you on the edge of your seat the entire time.

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Same thing but we rented it and watched at someone's house. Like 8 of us (4 couples). All the girlfriends gave the guys *!&@ for thinking we could do that to them IRL.

I used to call one of my best friends and use the "Scream voice". She 100% knew it was me and still would absolutely freak out. That was a fun movie.

TCTTS said:

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The original came out just after I turned 16. It was the first movie I drove myself and my friends to, and was one of the best theater experiences I can remember. Was just so fun and cool and original and kept you on the edge of your seat the entire time.

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So do you think they've ruined that feeling (for lack of a better way to describe it) with all the subsequent sequel movies?

I am looking forward to 5 Cream. I saw scream 4 my last year at A&M, and the theater was jam packed, the best way to see a scream movie. Scream is also one of my favorite horror franchises because of the "realism"

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TCTTS said:

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The original came out just after I turned 16. It was the first movie I drove myself and my friends to, and was one of the best theater experiences I can remember. Was just so fun and cool and original and kept you on the edge of your seat the entire time.

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So do you think they've ruined that feeling (for lack of a better way to describe it) with all the subsequent sequel movies?

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In my opinion, yeah. Two was kind of fun, I remember thinking three was overkill (no pun intended), never saw four, and I seriously doubt I see five, unless reviews are somehow good. Though, that January release date probably tells us everything we need to know.

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Electrical_Ag said:

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TCTTS said:

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The original came out just after I turned 16. It was the first movie I drove myself and my friends to, and was one of the best theater experiences I can remember. Was just so fun and cool and original and kept you on the edge of your seat the entire time.

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So do you think they've ruined that feeling (for lack of a better way to describe it) with all the subsequent sequel movies?

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In my opinion, yeah. Two was kind of fun, I remember thinking three was overkill (no pun intended), never saw four, and I seriously doubt I see five, unless reviews are somehow good. Though, that January release date probably tells us everything we need to know.

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I agree with that. Also, these movies just interest me less than the did with I was a kid.

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Ha, I initially read that as "All the girlfriends gave the guys head for thinking we could do that to them IRL" and was so confused for a minute.

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You know, because of the implication.

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I am looking forward to 5 Cream. I saw scream 4 my last year at A&M, and the theater was jam packed, the best way to see a scream movie. Scream is also one of my favorite horror franchises because of the "realism"

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Junior year for me. Sold out opening night, and it was the day I got my ring, too.

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Looks basically like the Halloween "re-invisionings". Same basic story just grittier. Yawn. At least with Myers you had a backstory that was intriguing. There's no backstory with ghostface, it's basically just a Scooby-Doo episode of which character can we create some weird motivation for.

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The real question about Halloween is, when is Paul Rudd going to get off his ego trip and come back to the franchise?

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So Paul Rudd DOES age, after all?

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Whoa, David Arquette looks rough.

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You saw the results of the "work" that Courtney Cox has had done and you picked out Dewey as the rough one?

I hate time. CC in the first Scream was about as hot as they come.

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That's her getting so much plastic surgery that she's ruined for me. I'm assuming that Dewey and Gail will be divorced in this... or were they already divorced in #4?

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HtownAg92 said:

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Whoa, David Arquette looks rough.

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You saw the results of the "work" that Courtney Cox has had done and you picked out Dewey as the rough one?

I hate time. CC in the first Scream was about as hot as they come.

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That's her getting so much plastic surgery that she's ruined for me. I'm assuming that Dewey and Gail will be divorced in this... or were they already divorced in #4?

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She wrecked her face. Looks absolutely horrible.

January release for a horror movie? This screams it's a piece of *****

Reviews looking good!

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January release for a horror movie? This screams it's a piece of *****

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Guess not.

There were rave reviews for the new Matrix too. I hope the new Scream is good, but you never know

Those were mixed. These are not.

Glowing reviews across the board.

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January release for a horror movie? This screams it's a piece of *****

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In a normal entertainment reality, but welcome to Post-COVID movie release schedules where a friggin' BATMAN movie gets a March release.

Right now, dates and months are pretty much meaningless.

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January release for a horror movie? This screams it's a piece of *****

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I think most of the Scream franchise has been released in the winter.

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Tibbers said:

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January release for a horror movie? This screams it's a piece of *****

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I think most of the Scream franchise has been released in the winter.

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The original was around Christmas, IIRC

Skipping this trailer myself, with it being so close to release. I like still not knowing almost anything.

Will it make more at the box than the most recent matrix?

yes.

helloimustbegoing said:

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Will it make more at the box than the most recent matrix?

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Shouldn't be too hard. The matrix only made about $63

93% on RT

helloimustbegoing said:

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Will it make more at the box than the most recent matrix?

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Deadline seems to be projecting $20M+ this weekend, and projections are usually lowballed. (In this case it's probably not by much though.)

Matrix only did $21M through its first 5 days. (Still can't believe how badly it underperformed.)

If Scream manages to hit $20M in its opening weekend, I think it probably will outperform Matrix.

Who would've seen that coming a month ago? Crazy.

I think competing against Spider-Man hurt that movie way more than they expected. Scream definitely has an easier road with little competition except the folks who are still going back to see NWH.

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93% on RT

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TCTTS said:

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Electrical_Ag said:

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TCTTS said:

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The original came out just after I turned 16. It was the first movie I drove myself and my friends to, and was one of the best theater experiences I can remember. Was just so fun and cool and original and kept you on the edge of your seat the entire time.

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So do you think they've ruined that feeling (for lack of a better way to describe it) with all the subsequent sequel movies?

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In my opinion, yeah. Two was kind of fun, I remember thinking three was overkill (no pun intended), never saw four, and I seriously doubt I see five, unless reviews are somehow good. Though, that January release date probably tells us everything we need to know.

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Let us know what you think!

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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93% on RT

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