Thank you for that! Was going to watch it next week anyway. but I had read the book about five, maybe six years ago and another reason for me to see it is Chloe Moretz. I saw Kick-Ass 2 opening night and when the trailer for Carrie began, I was so excited I exclaimed, 'It's Chloe!' though I meant to say 'It's Carrie.' So . . . correcting myself I said, 'I meant "It's Chloe.'" Slap forehead. At that point I just gave up.

so wanna see this film

One of the best movies ever created :thumbup:

I'll watch it when it comes to cable. If you didn't post this I wouldn't watch it so I'm glad you did. :thumbup:

Did watch it today! :meme: It was riveting. The only real flaw was in the closer moment just before credits to which Noctifera made reference. However that could easily be cut from the film and it was probably the studio's idea as the movie was recut by the studio after Kimberly Peirce cut. And while I would say that it felt like nothing was really missing from the movie, I would love to see that other footage, especially if it's good, incorporated back into the film for the director's cut (without that brief second I made reference to already). There is always a question of how long a span a movie covers. Months can be compacted into minutes and so more footage of Carrie developing her telekinesis might put it into perspective. Chloe was spectacular, entirely convincing and the performances were believable.

It is just shy of a masterpiece. I don't know if most horror movie goers would appreciate it--it doesn't seem that they have--but it is more for those appreciate skillful storytelling which will certainly appeal to the intelligent amongst horror movie fandom. :thumbup: