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I thought BWP was woeful. If I'd realised that running around the woods at night with a camcorder could've netted me millions, I'd have done it first. Seriously, though, for me the film fails in every way. They characters act stupidly (they throw away the map FFS - and then don't think to review the camcorder where they'd the filmed the bloody thing! D'oh!). It's a non-starter. It's not frightening, it's not scary. What are they actually afraid of? A witch we never see and patently doesn't exist except in their imaginations? No, couldn't get worked up over this one. It just bored me (and made me feel dizzy). Just my opinion. Paranormal Activity is rubbish too. So there.
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You pretty much summed up my own feelings on The Blair Witch Project there, Daemonia.An absolutely awful film imo, a load of overhyped nonsense that didn't even feature a witch.
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If I recall correctly, the idea of the movie was that we see an edited version of their tapes (could be wrong there). So, they might not have remembered recording the map. It's not like they were thinking straight; they were supposed to be cold, tired and hungry. We don't see the thing but there's definitely a threat, that mimics one of them and then dispatches the rest. Of course it could have been the missing guy that carries that out. |
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The film begins with this piece of text: The film then goes straight into footage of Heather filming herself and talking about the project. I have no problems with how they lose the map and interact with each other as that is what would happen if you were tired and cold, lost in the woods and being spooked by some strange noises and effigies.
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I thought it was extremely effective the first couple times I saw it in the theater. I remember my friends and I walking out afterward, in the dead heat of summer, and we all had goosebumps on our arms. That said, it's not a film with a whole lot of "rewatch value". While I still like it, it loses more and more of its power each time I see it. . . . although I did watch it on a portable DVD player with my nieces and nephews a few years ago, at 1:00 in the morning in the middle of the woods on a family camping trip. That worked. |
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A ad for the mobile phone operator Three and the LG G4 handset Needless to say, the Advertising Standards Authority took a dim view of it ASA Ruling on Hutchison 3G UK Ltd
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Watched again last week for the first time since it came out and it's still one of the creepiest films ever. It sadly paved the way for the whole found footage/camcorder type film though
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Still remember a mate breathlessly asking if it "was real" after cycling down to mine after he had watched it . For me, The Last Broadcast was the better film. Until they ruined it with the ending that is. Whatever. I grew to like the sequel. It is only a movie .....
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Agree with D, the sequel is good. Nothing like the original and deeply flawed but still good. Blair Witch from last year is horrible though. |
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