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Subject: The 'fly' in the Fly2


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Steve in the UK
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Date Posted: 14:53:58 10/26/01 Fri

Does anyone else think that the monster should have been more human in appearance due to the lower percentage of fly genes that he should have inherited? In my opinion, the second 'fly' was not nearly as shocking and is not an accurate follow on from the 86 film.

Steve

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[> Subject: Re: The 'fly' in the Fly2


Author:
The Crow
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Date Posted: 18:44:57 10/26/01 Fri

Of course, because:
1. It was a rip-off of the '86 movie.
2. It was a simply a monster/slasher movie, as oppose to brilliany '86 movie.

Chris Walas has done a fantastic job for the makeup of "The Fly". But as a director, he can't get to the tip of the talent of Cronenberg.

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[> [> Subject: :-) Re: The 'fly' in the Fly2


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Greg
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Date Posted: 09:23:03 10/27/01 Sat

>Of course, because:
>1. It was a rip-off of the '86 movie.
>2. It was a simply a monster/slasher movie, as oppose
>to brilliany '86 movie.
>
>Chris Walas has done a fantastic job for the makeup of
>"The Fly". But as a director, he can't get to the tip
>of the talent of Cronenberg.


Exactly.

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[> Subject: Re: The 'fly' in the Fly2


Author:
Mutronborg
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Date Posted: 07:30:38 11/15/01 Thu

The film might have been terrible in that sense.

but it sure was satisfying to see martin kill all the people who did him wrong in life.

*scorby get broken in half*

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