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Lainalil · **Paranormal Activity 2 (LOL TWILIGHT) -** 07-02-2010, 02:20 AM

So, apparently the little girls watching the new Twilight movie had a little surprise when they got into the theater. They were so frightened, in fact, they've pulled the trailer from the movie. I can't really blame them. I'd be a horrified if I were a 10 year old girl and saw that trailer too... can't really blame them but still LOL.

Delete · 07-02-2010, 03:47 AM

I don't see why they were scared, the first paranormal activity sucked ass.

Not to go off topic, but Paranormal activity was based on real events....having alternate endings made that hard to believe.....but now there making a part 2....wtf?

Sinue_v2 · 07-02-2010, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Delete

Paranormal activity was based on real events

I find that hard to believe considering that there's not such things as ghosts or demons.

Anyhow, I haven't seen the first one... and I probably won't bother with the sequel. Horror films in general just don't work on me the way they do other people I guess. I always end up laughing at the cheesy acting and ridiculous scenarios, which puts off everyone else who's being freaked out.

Sayara · 07-02-2010, 08:32 AM

Its only scared them because of "shock" horror. Its the equivallant of a screamer video. 10 year olds shouldn't be involved in Tweenly Twlight nonsense habblehosh either anyway!

amtalx · 07-02-2010, 08:34 AM

Weenies

Lainalil · 07-02-2010, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Sayara

Its only scared them because of "shock" horror. Its the equivallant of a screamer video. 10 year olds shouldn't be involved in Tweenly Twlight nonsense habblehosh either anyway!

They shouldn't, but they are. A lot of people think children shouldn't get involved with Harry Potter due to certain aspects of magic and monsters, yet they are also.

Delete · 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Sinue_v2

I find that hard to believe considering that there's not such things as ghosts or demons.

Too each there own. I believe in ghosts, I just think PA wasn't scary. Could those events have happened in real life? Hell yeah. Would it be scary then? Hell yeah.

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Originally Posted by Sayara

Its only scared them because of "shock" horror. Its the equivallant of a screamer video. 10 year olds shouldn't be involved in Tweenly Twlight nonsense habblehosh either anyway!

Funny how it's because they have crushes on Robert Patterson (Jesus, I actually know the names :/ ) and that kristen stuart. And no I didn't watch any of the Twilight's, I just here people saying those 2 names all the time.

Blue-Hawk · 07-02-2010, 10:37 AM

The only thing scary about Paranormal Activity is the amount if idiots that paid to watch a Ghost Hunters ripoff.

Delete · 07-02-2010, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Blue-Hawk

The only thing scary about Paranormal Activity is the amount if idiots that paid to watch a Ghost Hunters ripoff.

I rented it so I hope I don't count as an idiot

AOI_Tifa_Lockhart · 07-02-2010, 11:01 AM

Hiya,

I can safely say i'll never watch Twilight. Used to think vampires were cool when I was pre-teen. But I can't take such films seriously these days. Interview with the Vampire was alright but still a bit over the top and drawn out but it was more likeable as it wasn't over the top violence like most vamp films are. Hey i'm all for ultra-violenece but I prefer asian extreme cinema for that, not wesley snipes action like a testosterone fuelled action man.

But love, vampires and high school romance are probably the 3 most loathsome scenarios for a film in my opinion. Whenever any form of love scene or words occur in films I immediately hurl abuse at the screen or fast forward the mushy sentimental BS.

The Paranormal Activity film I found hit and miss, the main male actor was a Grade A eejit, no two ways about it. The atmosphere of the night time scenes was built up well but the ending was predictable. I'm still dubious about the idea of ghosts.

I've read the idea of electro-magnetic disrturbances etc and the way our bodies generate a current, the theory of traumatic events etc leaving some form of disturbance in an affected area could be plausible but I can't say i've ever seen anything paranormal, other than the popularity for this Twilight Saga, which I loathe with a passion. All this idealisation of love in films, TV and books does my head in. Stay single kids

Tifa