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Topic: The Mothman Prophesies
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David Stambaugh
Film God
Posts: 4021
From: Eugene, Oregon
Registered: Jan 2002
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posted 01-27-2002 05:25 PM
[Make that Prophecies]Sun. Jan 27th, Regal Cinema World 8, Eugene OR, Screen #5, 12:45PM. Digital sound, probably DTS. No technical flaws worth mentioning -- looked & sounded great. Maybe 20 people there: talkers, gum snappers, and seat kickers were well represented. They tried to make a moody, creepy, scary film. But it's just too slow and flat. Almost like the movie is on valium. There are 1 or 2 good scares, and the "event" at the end of the movie is well done. But 5 reels leading up to that seem to take forever. They never turn up the suspense enough to make it very compelling. Any randomly-picked episode of X-Files does this kind of story better [prior to the current season of X-Files that is]. ------------------ - dave Stay away from the meadow...
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Evans A Criswell
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1579
From: Huntsville, AL, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 02-03-2002 03:55 PM
Attendance: Carmike Century Cinema 8, Decatur, AL, 2002/01/30, 19:10, Auditorium 1, Optical Stereo, Scope/Super35At first, I didn't want to see this movie, but one night during the previous week, I turned on the TV and there was a documentary on the Mothman, which I watched. The next day, I did some internet research on the Mothman, and that got me interested enough to want to see the movie. I think I enjoyed the movie a lot more than I would have had I not done some research first. Of course, I knew that the bridge disaster was going to happen at the end. It's funny that I've read lots of stuff over the years on various unexplained, mysterious things, and I'd never once heard of the Mothman until that documentaty was on TV that night. Presentation quality was acceptable with no deductions in my rating system. ------------------ Evans A Criswell Huntsville-Decatur Movie Theatre Information Site
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