I watched the Evil Dead trilogy. I didn't care for the first one and found it disappointing, thinking it relied on the same effects over and over again and got repetitive. However, I read that they had to do rewrites during shooting to cover shooting schedule problems, so the plot probably suffered as a result I am guessing.
The second one does this too, but I found it to be a lot creative in it's ideas and more fun overall. The third is as well, throwing in everything but the kitchen sink. This is good for some of it, but other parts I didn't know what they were going for at all, such as all the mini Ashes for example. I find the first two a little hard to watch cause Raimi loves his barrel distortion shots way too much, but doesn't use them near as harshly in the 3rd one, which I like for personal taste.
So the second and third are both kind of good, kind of not, and could go either way. Which do you think is better, or how would you rank all three even?
The second one does this too, but I found it to be a lot creative in it's ideas and more fun overall. The third is as well, throwing in everything but the kitchen sink. This is good for some of it, but other parts I didn't know what they were going for at all, such as all the mini Ashes for example. I find the first two a little hard to watch cause Raimi loves his barrel distortion shots way too much, but doesn't use them near as harshly in the 3rd one, which I like for personal taste.
So the second and third are both kind of good, kind of not, and could go either way. Which do you think is better, or how would you rank all three even?
Last edited by ironpony; 03-19-20 at 07:15 PM.