Say Hello To The New Freddy Look + New Trailer!

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<!--quoteo(post=351295:date=Feb 26 2010, 12:08 PM:name=drwynn)<div class=\'quotetop\'>QUOTE (drwynn @ Feb 26 2010, 12:08 PM) <a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=351295\"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class=\'quotemain\'><!--quotecLOL. I like that you at least own up to it, bro'. And, I totally get what you're saying...but, remember what happened with Zombie's <i>Halloween</i>. There were a lot of naysayers before that film's release that have remained as such and, in fact, gained steam even after the film came out. Granted, you're right, some people will change their mind. Or, some of the reluctant or angry fans (who might be holding out or resistant out of a sort of loyalty to the original series and Englund) might eventually "come around", let go of their grudge, and try to enjoy the film. But, there will always be those (and I'd say at least half) who won't.And again, none of what I'm saying is meant as a judgment call on anyone. It's just my two cents.Cheers.<!--QuoteEnd</div><!--QuoteEEndNah I completely understand. I am one of the people you speak of as far as 2007's Halloween goes. I didn't think I'd enjoy it then, and I still don't now. I've just learned to not firmly base my opinion on any movie until I see it. After I saw 2007's Halloween, I didn't care for it all and never saw it again afterwords. However, after I saw the sequal, it really gave me a new respect for the remake. Long story short, H2 was so bad (in my opinion ) that it kinda-sorta made me approve of Zombie's first film a bit more. I could probably sit through it now and not be as bias as the first time I saw it due to the fact that it could have been much worse...(-cough, cough- H2)