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When this movie was out in the theaters I pretty much ignored it. I don't know why except it just looked corny. Since it came on DVD I noticed there was a director's cut. Now I was intrigued. I really hate how the studios butcher movies for the masses. It took me a while but eventually I rented it. Doubt still lingered and it sat there on my coffee table for a few days. Finally last night with nothing else to watch I watched it.To say I liked it is an understatement! I had goose bumps for almost 10 minutes after it was over. I could complain about paradox problems but why bother. It's fiction. And it was fun, and it took some chances. I loved it! For those on the fence, just watch it. I didn't see the theatrical version for comparison so I can't compare. Why bother when the director's cut is on the same disc.
Rob CThe world was made for people not cursed with self-awareness
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i had orignally passed on this as well because it looked corny and because of the star. after hearing buzz and recommendations from friends, i rented it. i got sucked in immediately -- i put it on at bedtime thinking i'd watch ten or fifteen minutes and wound up watching the whole thing fighting sleep. it's like a ray bradbury novel, simple and cheap but effective and addictive.hey - the movie's theme fits your signature line!
e-mail me offline if you want to know the theaterical ending. it was included on the director's cut edition dvd, as well as a third alternate ending.
"HO, HO, HO!" - Santa Claus
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