How many people liked the "Scream" trilogy???
543420
I love them! The first was the best. It came out when there were not a lot of scary movies being made. They tied all of them together so well. They were funny, scary, romantic, sad, and full of action. What else could you want in movies? Patrick Dempsey in 3. Yum.
900716
Good Fellas\n\nWith The Godafther trilogy following close behind..
197536
seen all 3 in theatres\n\nso many ways to go.....\n\nscary!
821660
Yeah. I really liked the trilogy. Perhaps it is because it came first, that when we were young we enjoyed it, and now watching the prequels is somewhat disappointing.\n\nWell, let me say this, the Star Wars I was not very entertaining. Perhaps Lucas could have saved us some of the redundancy? I liked Star Wars III a lot, as it had a more exciting story line (and Hayden's acting finally improved this time around). It really is difficult to compare them, as everyone saw the trilogy long before the prequel. To speculate on if it were the other way around, when the movies were bred in entirely different special effects generations, is too complicated to do accurately.
840020
all three weren't scary, just gory..if you like those kind of movies then see them..i personally love scary, gory, demented, movies..they open up your imagination..eewww...
649702
The greatest movies I've ever seen, and my favorite book series of all time.....but I don't have any obvious favorite characters. However, I liked some of the portrayals - Viggo Mortensen was *outstanding* as Aragorn, and Ian McKellen as Gandalf was fantastic. Billy Boyd was quite entertaining as Pippin, and John-Rhys Davies cracked me up, too, as Gimli. "That still only counts as one!" X D\n\nI especially enjoyed watching Miranda Otto.....oh, and also how she played Eowyn. ; )
992385
Absolutely loved the film.  Only Munich BARELY edged it out for bets film of last year (but only barely).  It's one of the few open and honest films about the subject of oil and the Middle East.  I was also stunned at the storyline involving the recruitment of the young terrorist.\n\nAmazing stuff.
1007957
See the original.  I love a good horror and suspense but this wasn't scary or suspenseful.  There were a few scenes where the filmmakers throw out some stuff that makes you jump in your seat a little, but it's really just the shock of going from the slow boring stuff, to a dog jumping out of no where.\n\nI love the original movie.  This remake was for the most part poorly acted by the cast, with the exception of mia farrow and Liev Schreiber.  There were also a few scenes where most of the audience was laughing and it was obvious that the director did not intend for the scene to be humorous in any way.  The director was actually in attendance and i felt really bad for him.\n\nI would never tell anyone not to go see a movie, you should see it and form your own opinion.  But, don't expect too much!
887290
There was a lot more gore than the first two movies- I actually covered my eyes a couple times.  I don't think this one had as much suspense or psychological torment as the others.  So it depends on what you enjoy more.\nMy advice?  See the matinee show and pay half price.
4130
Who cares what age group it was originally intended for. If the story speaks to you or is just plain entertaining, the movie did it's job no matter how old the viewer is. Don't children watch movies aimed for older people? My cousin's son, who is four, loves "Godzilla". My favorite movie when I was a child was "Dirty Dancing".\nAnd what about the classic children films, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory", "Wizard of Oz", or any Disney film.  I would hate to give up all those childhood movies just because I've grown up.\nHarry Potter has an apeal that reaches all ages.  The books are incredible, some of the best I've read.  Why would I deprive myself of enjoying the movies?
555632
I thought it was pretty good.  Yeah, the beginning was a bit off, but for people who have no idea of the situation in the UK at the time, it was a great way to explain the fear.  I still like the books better, fevered imaginings are usually a bit more detailed than any movie.\nIt will be interesting to see how the next movies go -- especially since there are Chronicles that are not in the same timeline.
274352
Yes, I loved it. Chan-wook Park (directer) is awesome. If you liked it you have to see Oldboy which is the 2nd part to the vengeance trilogy. In order, 1. Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance 2. Oldboy 3.Sympathy for Lady Vengeance. Oldboy is better than Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, and Lady Vengeance hasnt been released in America yet so I havent seen it (but i can already tell you that it is my favorite trilogy).His other popular films are J.S.A and Three Extremes.
728056
I agree with you. It's a very good movie. Captiving is the word. I'm looking forward to see the other two of the trilogy, "Manderlay" and "Wasington".
188271
I just saw it this weekend and loved it... his themes are always hitting home with me.  When you see Tyler Perry movies or plays it always seems like you're home chilling with one of your family members... so familiar.\n\nBTW, I think the majority of the people who saw this film could care less about some IMBD rating or whatever... it didn't make $30 in the first week for nothing... so if you're reading this and deciding whether to see it, go. Don't let a rating deter you from seeing such a great movie.
177243
I loved it.\n\nI've heard that even people who never saw the movie "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" also liked it.
1044601
I thought saw1 was amazing. It had all the components for a great psychological horror film, and it truly was my favorite horror for a long time. When Saw2 came out, I wasn't too anxious to see it because sequels never tend to be that good. But Saw2 turned out to be even more amazing than the first! The best horror movie ever!
687205
I really liked it though. I don't think it was really meant to be "scary". Just made me think of life. Of course I thought that guy was sick, but you know. Like he said, he didn't kill them, they killed themselves and each other. \nI liked the second better than the first. More people I guess, and that twist at the end. It was cool.