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Subject: Re: SCARIEST FLY MOMENT?

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Date Posted: 14:20:28 10/31/01 Wed
In reply to: Greg 's message, "SCARIEST FLY MOMENT?" on 10:48:26 10/31/01 Wed

For me it has always been the "STOP!" bit, when Veronica visit Seth after the phone call. Still, I must admit that as a rule, I don't like the cheap "bahhhhhh!" trick in horror movies. It seems a little bit out of place for such an intelligent movie.

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[> Subject: Re: SCARIEST FLY MOMENT?
Author: Mutronborg [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 06:29:34 11/15/01 Thu the fact it never made it as a no1 hit movie... kicks the director who made a movie that beat it.repeatedly. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: :-) Re: SCARIEST FLY MOMENT?
Author: Greg [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:05:36 11/15/01 Thu >the fact it never made it as a no1 hit movie... > >kicks the director who made a movie that beat >it.repeatedly. Actually, The Fly was no. 1 at the box office the first 2 weekends after its release in 86. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]