A friend of mine had the Laser Disc where you could supposedly see it (other versions had it cut out) but we never did find it.
However, there is a freaky boy/ghost in THREE MEN AND A BABY that gave me chills when I saw it.
Its a cardboard cut-out of Ted Danson. You actually see it earlier in the movie. I'm surprised people still believe this, I thought it was debunked a long time ago
I believe there are a lot of urban legends associated with not just this film, but other old films like The Exorcist for example.
As a major "Exorcist" fan/junkie, I can tell you that most of those things associated with that movie are silly coincidences or outright myths/rumors. The big 25th anniversary collectors DVD has a GREAT documentary on it, with interviews with the director, the author, the major cast members, people on the crew, Dick Smith (the makeup artist/designer), etc.
Yes, there was a fire. There were some equipment malfunctions. Most of this is attributed to a cold, sub-freezing set (Regan's room) and odd wear-and-tear situations. But, combined with the content of the movie and all, many have attached unearthly, "oooo!" reasons to it.
There are some great online sites to that go into this stuff in detail. Hit google.com and check 'em out. I think one is exorcist.net, if I remember correctly.
I just got done watching it with the CD and all, and it kicked ass. It was unreal, and then when the cast started singing a horrible song from the movie, just blasted Pink Floyd, unbelieveable!!!
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Originally posted by bunge
A friend of mine had the Laser Disc where you could supposedly see it (other versions had it cut out) but we never did find it.
However, there is a freaky boy/ghost in THREE MEN AND A BABY that gave me chills when I saw it.
Its a cardboard cut-out of Ted Danson. You actually see it earlier in the movie. I'm surprised people still believe this, I thought it was debunked a long time ago
Proof
http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/ozsuicid.htm
I believe there are a lot of urban legends associated with not just this film, but other old films like The Exorcist for example.
Anyhow, I predict a boom in sales of "Dark side..." and DVDs of "..Oz" after this
Anyhow, I predict a boom in sales of "Dark side..." and DVDs of "..Oz" after this
well, maybe in Wizard of Oz sales. anyone with half a brain already owns darkside.
Originally posted by MiMac
I believe there are a lot of urban legends associated with not just this film, but other old films like The Exorcist for example.
As a major "Exorcist" fan/junkie, I can tell you that most of those things associated with that movie are silly coincidences or outright myths/rumors. The big 25th anniversary collectors DVD has a GREAT documentary on it, with interviews with the director, the author, the major cast members, people on the crew, Dick Smith (the makeup artist/designer), etc.
Yes, there was a fire. There were some equipment malfunctions. Most of this is attributed to a cold, sub-freezing set (Regan's room) and odd wear-and-tear situations. But, combined with the content of the movie and all, many have attached unearthly, "oooo!" reasons to it.
There are some great online sites to that go into this stuff in detail. Hit google.com and check 'em out. I think one is exorcist.net, if I remember correctly.
Now, must get a copy of Oz, some beer +"tobaccy" and settle in for a loooong weekend
Originally posted by alcimedes
well, maybe in Wizard of Oz sales. anyone with half a brain already owns darkside.
...Or the AAC files from Apple. :0)