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The Omen
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Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, David Warner, Billie Whitelaw View AllCrew
Richard Donner (Director), David Seltzer (Screenplay) View All
Release: Jun. 6th, 1976
Runtime: 1 hour, 51 minutes
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The Omen (Remake)
The Omen. Its a remake of the original (which I have not seen), starring Julia Stiles (interesting. . .), and how cleverly they scheduled its release date as 6/6/06
How do remakes usually fair? I'm ...
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Are they planning to do The Omen 2?
Ok. So 7 years have passed since the remake of The Omen and they have not made the second part. IMO it is one of the best remakes they have done....
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the exorcist vs the omen
on the long run, which one of these classic horror movies haunts you the most?
the omen is my pick and it still haunts me since 1977...
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Looking for an Antichrist movie (no, it's not Omen).
Long ago, I saw a movie about a little boy being accused of being Antichrist. by an older women and her cult. This post contains spoilers, since the end of the movie I'm refering to is revealed.
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pahaK
Story moves at really slow pace, at times even little too slow as there are moments that don't seem to progress anything.
Thief
Regardless of those issues, I still think this is an awfully effective horror film that manages to build up a unique atmosphere of dread and fear of things we might not understand.
Iroquois
It's definitely more good than bad, but a film like this should thrive on a constant sense of unease and this film doesn't quite provide that not because of any attempts at lightening the mood but because it drags out things like exposition and makes the tension inconsistent.
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