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rdmovieman : Great movie! I remember when (Deep Impact) first came out, it was one of the first of it's...
biomes : Excited for this one. Hoping a camrip or something comes out soon.
expresso : There's a gentleness to this show that's not typical of British comedy. I'm really liking ...
playon : I was in my early 20s in the 80s. Best time ever. Paying for it now in my 60s. I never r...
Wolfkid60 : Contains spoilers. Click to show. Just maybe these UAP'S /UFO'S can open and close an opening in the Mesa as the thing flies...
expresso : I used to belong to some hobby groups just like this ;)
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There is so much to dislike about Event Horizon but there’s also equally as much to love. It has plot holes you could drive a bus through, a cheesy dialogue and some pretty strange deliveries from some of the cast. But… Horror in space - yes please. It was due to be much longer, with extended graphic gore and a few scenes that would have plugged some of the plot holes. In the end, Anderson was made to cut 35 minutes from the test screener and Paramount failed to archive the footage for a Directors cut. It got mixed reviews when it was released in ‘97, but I liked it enough to see it a few times at the cinema. If you can see past some of the bad points it’s a great horror/sci-fi, that doesn’t look at all dated for a 22+ year old movie.