Napster
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Here it is - the Final
The Shining (MrB)
versus
The Exorcist (Napster)
I'll let B defend the Shining. I wanted to offer some facts about The Exorcist
Nominated for 10 Oscars, winning 2 of them (best writing and best sound)
Won 4 Golden Globes
Christian evangelist Billy Graham claimed an actual demon was living in the celluloid reels of this movie.
Author William Peter Blatty once won $10,000 on the Groucho Marx show "You Bet Your Life". When Groucho asked what he planned to do with the money, he said he planned to take some time off to "work on a novel." This was the result.
Warner Brothers' highest grossing film of all time when adjusted for inflation.
Not available on video in the UK until 1999 when the British Board of Film Censors (BBFC) approved an uncut version.
Entertainment Weekly" and "Maxim" voted this the Scariest Movie of All Time.
In a 2007 poll conducted by the UK's The Times for the Top 50 Scariest Movie Moments, this film topped the list.
Reverend William O'Malley has told students that the movie is approximately 80% true. He claims the big discrepancies between the movie and reality were: it was a boy who was possessed, not a girl; the possession did not occur in Georgetown, DC, but outside the city in Maryland; and the color of the "pea-soup vomit" was not green. He claims most everything else in the movie did actually occur.
A scary, involving, film that asks bigger questions about life and death.
This is the unreleased trailer - don't watch if at work, or under 18. It was unreleased because it was thought too chilling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru9fX9wvE6k
The Shining (MrB)
versus
The Exorcist (Napster)
I'll let B defend the Shining. I wanted to offer some facts about The Exorcist
Nominated for 10 Oscars, winning 2 of them (best writing and best sound)
Won 4 Golden Globes
Christian evangelist Billy Graham claimed an actual demon was living in the celluloid reels of this movie.
Author William Peter Blatty once won $10,000 on the Groucho Marx show "You Bet Your Life". When Groucho asked what he planned to do with the money, he said he planned to take some time off to "work on a novel." This was the result.
Warner Brothers' highest grossing film of all time when adjusted for inflation.
Not available on video in the UK until 1999 when the British Board of Film Censors (BBFC) approved an uncut version.
Entertainment Weekly" and "Maxim" voted this the Scariest Movie of All Time.
In a 2007 poll conducted by the UK's The Times for the Top 50 Scariest Movie Moments, this film topped the list.
Reverend William O'Malley has told students that the movie is approximately 80% true. He claims the big discrepancies between the movie and reality were: it was a boy who was possessed, not a girl; the possession did not occur in Georgetown, DC, but outside the city in Maryland; and the color of the "pea-soup vomit" was not green. He claims most everything else in the movie did actually occur.
A scary, involving, film that asks bigger questions about life and death.
This is the unreleased trailer - don't watch if at work, or under 18. It was unreleased because it was thought too chilling
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru9fX9wvE6k
