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5 Movies In All!
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Yes, remember, Warner recycles their transfers unless otherwise indicatedDone! Pre-ordered! I'm assuming the first two discs will be the same ones we've seen in the last two Blu-Ray iterations of the EXORCIST.
Interesting, but I guess every film has its fans. It's been many years since I last watched this one.MaxMorrow said:I'm excited about Exorcist III. To my mind it's one of the most underappreciated films of the horror genre.
I'll admit that it's not for everyone, but Exorcist III does seem to have been building its reputation in recent years among my immediate circle of film fans. And Blatty is surprisingly interesting as a director to me, between this and "The Ninth Configuration."Robert Crawford said:Interesting, but I guess every film has its fans. It's been many years since I last watched this one.
I remember watching the second one directed by John Boorman and being a bit bored by it all, it had a good director, good cast with the original cast members and Richard Burton but it bored me so much that i cannot even think about re-visiting it even though it's probably been 25 years since i last saw it.Ronald Epstein said:Malcolm,
You kind of took the words out of my mouth.
The Exorcist III was very "creepy." I know it marked the return of Damien Karras.
There's one sequence in the film I will never forget -- it involves Damien crawling
across the ceiling.
Other than that, I don't think any of the films that followed the original were even
close to being as good.
The scene in the hospital at night, one long shot, is about as scary as you can get. That one creeped me out for days.FoxyMulder said:I remember watching the second one directed by John Boorman and being a bit bored by it all, it had a good director, good cast with the original cast members and Richard Burton but it bored me so much that i cannot even think about re-visiting it even though it's probably been 25 years since i last saw it.
The third one also had the scene with the nurse in the hospital, i also thought George C. Scott provided some real class, he is a great actor who i feel never really got as much credit as he should have for the films he has been in, he also made another creepy and underrated film, The Changeling.
I completely agree. Exorcist III is the best and one of the most scary horror films ever (pity about the final scenes though).John Maher_289910 said:I think 3 is the best one. In fact, it is my favorite horror film. Love it. It's the only one I'm interested in getting. I already have the first, and the others are of no interest, whatsoever.