Quote from the wikipedia article:
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Steven Spielberg had taken a Paranormal Activity DVD screener to his Pacific Palisades estate, and not long after he watched it, “the door to his empty bedroom inexplicably locked from the inside.” The famous director was forced to call a locksmith, and returned the screener back to Dreamworks in a garbage bag, certain that his copy of the movie was haunted.
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Wow, just wow.
I demanded it last night for Phoenix. Hope I don't have to travel ALL the way into Phoenix for it.
How about Tempe or Mesa instead? :smug:
Pretty stupid name.
Tried to see this movie last night, the line was around the block. Gonna order tickets online for the next time I try to see it, then arrive at the theatre an hour before previews start, hopefully I'd get in then.
I was shitting myself just watching the trailer. Opening doors up close in the dark freaks me out because i know there will be a scary face and a loud noise on the other side.
I loled at the trailer, but if it's anything like District 9's advertisements it's not giving much away.
That ho pissed off the wrong ghostpimp
~looks lame as fuc~
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Why don't they play this kind of stuff in the uk. :sigh:
I feel for you, brah.
Off topic but related to pre screenings. Wednesday I'm seeing another pre screening, a movie with Jay Baruchel. Don't know which one it is because my friend got the tickets and just called me and told me :)
I live in the far outskirts of San Diego. And its number 6 on the list of most requested areas to play so I'm gonna go watch this on the big screen!
Does this have a lot of cheep scares in it? I hate it when horror movies do that. It just startles you, it's not truly scary.
Requested it for my nearest city!
Only 18 other people have as well :frown:
gonna get this when it comes on DVD
God, that part in the trailer, where 'something' lifts up the blanket, my mouth was open the whole time. movies like this come once every decade it seems.
This decades Blaire Witch.
Hi everyone,
I just got some good news from the studio. Because of the high demand it numbers, and the fact that the weekend screenings sold out, Paramount agreed to expand the movie to more cities this weekend.
We will be in 20 new cities!
Atlanta, GA
Chicago, IL
Dallas, TX
DC/Baltimore, MD
Denver, CO
Detroit, MI
Houston, TX
Los Angeles, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Miami, FL
Minneapolis, MN
New York, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix, AZ
Sacramento, CA
San Antonio, TX
San Diego, CA
San Francisco, CA
San Jose, CA
Tampa, FL
Check back tomorrow for links to tickets and showtimes.
Thank you for demanding the movie in your home town.
Please continue the support and keep demanding it, because it's working!
Thanks!
Oren
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This looks interesting, I'd like to see it.
Shame only me and 27 other people want to see it in my local city. Then again, I am in the UK.
looks scary
Scary :frown:
Yayayayayayayayayayayayayayay Im going tomorrow in SF. Metreon is a badass theatre too.
Kinda reminds me of blair witch
Mhmm. If you're going tomorrow post in here. I wanna get some quotes from members to put in the OP.
"Steven Spielburg watched that movie, when he was done, when he tried to get in , his room was locked from the inside. He had to call a locksmith to open it. He was so terrified that he return the screener to Dreamworks in a garbage bag certain it was haunted" from a friend.
o_O.
Yeah it's been posted three times
[quote]The film is touted as one of the most terrifying films ever. [/quote]
What like the Blair Witch?
HOLY SHIT ROCKS FALLING INTO A STREAM.
Fail film.
Lets hope this isn't.
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