darkrock17
Senior HTF Member
Jeez am I glad we got body counts and shots fired cleared up. What can we debate now? Why Michaels mask looks so different on the same night?
Simple, Nick Castel was skinny and Dick Warlock was fat.
Jeez am I glad we got body counts and shots fired cleared up. What can we debate now? Why Michaels mask looks so different on the same night?
Which have no bearing on why the mask looks so different. By the way Nick Castle went on to direct some great films like The Boy Who Could Fly and The Last Starfighter.Simple, Nick Castel was skinny and Dick Warlock was fat.
Which have no bearing on why the mask looks so different. By the way Nick Castle went on to direct some great films like The Boy Who Could Fly and The Last Starfighter.
Costumes…yes. Masks…nope.Costumes and mask are going to look different on different actors whatever shape their bodies are in.
Costumes…yes. Masks…nope.
Especially noticeable since all these events happen on the same night.
Only the 2018 film got the mask right again. Couldn’t have been that hard.
It’s funny, 2018’s film ignores all the sequels, following up on JUST the original. So REALLY it should be called “Halloween II”, but maybe they didn’t want to do that, considering there were already two “Halloween II”s. The 1981 sequel and the 2009 sequel to Rob Zombie’s remake. Having THREE movies in the Halloween franchise with the same title would be CRAZY!
By this rationale, Halloween: H20 should technically have been called Halloween III since it it was a direct sequel to Halloween II, which would make it the second Halloween III in the franchise.
Also Halloween 2018 absolutely sucked.
Yep! I actually like H20 as a continuation of the first two, as a sort of epilogue for Laurie Stode. I have no idea what the general consensus is, but I think it succeeded WAY more than the 2018 film. H20 had a great ending as long as I close my eyes and deny the existence of Resurrection.By this rationale, Halloween: H20 should technically have been called Halloween III since it it was a direct sequel to Halloween II, which would make it the second Halloween III in the franchise.
Yep! I actually like H20 as a continuation of the first two, as a sort of epilogue for Laurie Stode. I have no idea what the general consensus is, but I think it succeeded WAY more than the 2018 film. H20 had a great ending as long as I close my eyes and deny the existence of Resurrection.
Yep! I actually like H20 as a continuation of the first two, as a sort of epilogue for Laurie Stode. I have no idea what the general consensus is, but I think it succeeded WAY more than the 2018 film. H20 had a great ending as long as I close my eyes and deny the existence of Resurrection.
You think that's bad? Michael is definitely supposed to be wearing the same mask in Halloween 4 and 5. Call me crazy but I don't think they match.Why Michaels mask looks so different on the same night?
H20 has its fans but I don't think it's very good. For me, the 2018 movie is a stunning cinematic masterpiece compared to H20. That's not to say that the 2018 movie is a stunning cinematic masterpiece but I think it's a million times better than H20.Yep! I actually like H20 as a continuation of the first two, as a sort of epilogue for Laurie Stode. I have no idea what the general consensus is, but I think it succeeded WAY more than the 2018 film. H20 had a great ending as long as I close my eyes and deny the existence of Resurrection.
I don’t think H20 is worth much of a damn as a movie, but it continues (and resolves) the Michael-Laurie storyline in a far more satisfying way than H2018. Also has a pretty low body count, keeping it more in scope with the original movie.
H2O had just 6 kills instead of 15 that H4 and 2018 both share. 2018 was just too violent, Michael was essentially some guy strung-out on PCP and was going to town on anyone and everyone who crossed his path.
It introduced some potentially interesting ideas and followed through on exactly none of them. It billed itself as a “true” sequel to the original when in fact it was just another crappy sequel with heaping doses of fan service.
It holds up terrifically. Looks and sounds great. And someone else agrees.I wonder how Halloween II will hold up as a 4K release with HDR, given that most of it takes place at night with the interweaving parts in the hospital...
Seems to me it wouldn't really have a chance to shine as a UHD disc in this regard (in comparison, at least the 1978 classic has all those outdoor sequences when the girls are walking home, etc.).
Amazon has shipped my Halloween II disc and I should have it on Monday.It holds up terrifically. Looks and sounds great. And someone else agrees.
UHD Review - A Few Words About - A few words about...™ Halloween II -- in 4k UHD
Scream Factory's work on this five-disc release is stellar from the original Halloween through Halloween V, with every image harvest returning to the OCNs for a 4k scan. They all appear superlative, reproducing the appearance of a 35mm print, especially in projection. The second installment in...www.hometheaterforum.com