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Virtually a scene for scene remake, lazy and pointless watch the original instead.
This was classed as a horror film but I have one question. WHERE WAS THE HORROR?
I get scared very easy with horror films but this didnt at all.
I expected more from this film.
Little kids wouldnt be scared of this.
Whats the point of remaking the classic original scene for scene, but to none of the affect. This is just so dull, they even screw up the Animal's going crazy sequence by instead using men dressed up as apes. But the iconic Decapitation sequence of the original is pretty well handled in this otherwise very dull remake.
It's worth watching if your a fan of the original, if just to pick fault with it.
Otherwise it's all pretty pointless and uninspired !
Whats the point of remaking the classic original scene for scene, but to none of the affect. This is just so dull, they even screw up the Animal's going crazy sequence by instead using men dressed up as apes. But the iconic Decapitation sequence of the original is pretty well handled in this otherwise very dull remake.
It's worth watching if your a fan of the original, if just to pick fault with it.
Otherwise it's all pretty pointless and uninspired !
Yet another pointless waste of time re-make of a classic horror movie that does not need to be remade in the first place.
Good start, but the rest of the movie is basically a scene-by-scene copy of the original but with different actors and locations.
There are the occasional scares to be had with the dream sequences which are quite good and did make me jump.
Most of the actors are either miscast (the cute and lovely Mia Farrow is nowhere near as menacing and creey as Billie Whitelaw) or boring and emotionless, and you just do not care for the characters, although David Thewlis (the photographer) and Pete Postlethwaite (the Priest) both put in a good performance.
This effort is purely a cash-in on the fact that it was the 30th anniversary of the original and hyped up because of it's release date which was on 06.06.2006 (666).
Don't bother with this unless you get The Omen Pentology boxset which includes all the original movies and the remake.
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