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Greg K · 09-06-2003, 01:36 PM

This might be a case of draining the well bone dry.

Still, it does prove that the Fly series still lives on, and can be renewed each generation.

Still, I think the Cronenberg version (one of the BEST horror movies ever) explored the concept fully. There are so many layers, themes, etc. And the Oscar-winning FX have not dated.

Peter Staddon of Fox strongly indicated ("Good things come to those who wait. You should be happy sometime in 2004.") that a Fly 1986 SE DVD (my Holy Grail) was on its way for next year. Is *this* what he meant? Or will the DVD just be a promotional gag for the new version?

Ohhh, my.

09-06-2003, 01:36 PM	#10 of 15
Greg K Member Join Date: Nov 2001 Local Time: 04:08 AM Local Date: 12-05-2008 Posts: 421	This might be a case of draining the well bone dry. Still, it does prove that the Fly series still lives on, and can be renewed each generation. Still, I think the Cronenberg version (one of the BEST horror movies ever) explored the concept fully. There are so many layers, themes, etc. And the Oscar-winning FX have not dated. Peter Staddon of Fox strongly indicated ("Good things come to those who wait. You should be happy sometime in 2004.") that a Fly 1986 SE DVD (my Holy Grail) was on its way for next year. Is this what he meant? Or will the DVD just be a promotional gag for the new version? Ohhh, my.