Nothing to spot anyway, H20 is not an official sequel to any of the Haloween films from what the makers said. They did not buy the rights to make a sequel, hence the name H20
romerojpg wrote:Nothing to spot anyway, H20 is not an official sequel to any of the Haloween films from what the makers said. They did not buy the rights to make a sequel, hence the name H20
so moustapha akkad who owned the halloween franchise had nothing to do with this one?Did they change the name of the Jamie Lee Curtis character then?i thought h20 stood for 20 years on from the original.how wrong could i have been. BOLLOCKS
romerojpg wrote:Nothing to spot anyway, H20 is not an official sequel to any of the Haloween films from what the makers said. They did not buy the rights to make a sequel, hence the name H20
so moustapha akkad who owned the halloween franchise had nothing to do with this one?Did they change the name of the Jamie Lee Curtis character then?i thought h20 stood for 20 years on from the original.how wrong could i have been. BOLLOCKS
EvaUnit02 wrote:We do actually, a point generally needs to be hammered into you before you get it.
What that Romero has mates who he brainwashes to always agree with him?
romerojpg wrote:Nothing to spot anyway, H20 is not an official sequel to any of the Haloween films from what the makers said. They did not buy the rights to make a sequel, hence the name H20
That's an incredibly weak "get out" by even your standards. For once admit you lost face and contradicted yourself.
I used the wink for a reason muppets, thats why I rarely ever use it as people have no clue as to why it is there. Brad uses it on most his posts as he knows most of what he says is bullshit, then he says look at the wink.
Probably the best of the sequels. Donald Pleasence is a mad bastard and fun to watch. The young protagonists are sympathetic (especially a cute Danielle Harris, who screams like she means it). The script follows the formula a bit too much, but for a fourth entry this is better than average and capably directed. Apparently a couple of gory shots were added by the producers, but I'd still say this is one of the least violent in the series. Loses a half star for tacking on a very silly conclusion.
i wasn't offended,just pointing out your sometimes contradictory nature if you go into work tomorrow and repeatedly call your boss a muppet,will he laugh it off