[ SECRET POST #4429 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4429 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Drew Barrymore, Rebel Wilson, Emmy Rossum]


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[Darren MacLean, The Final Table]


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[Kyle XY]


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[The Disney Kink Meme, Tangled, Beauty & the Beast]


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[Daniel Craig as James Bond in Casino Royale]


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[Roswell, New Mexico]










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Comments

Hmm.

[(Anonymous)]

Generally, 'I want to see the monster'. Though, if it's terribly rendered or just goofy-looking, I'm okay with just seeing bits and pieces and the reactions of the actors to it - not quite ambiguous, but not a fully-formed visual, either. I think the TV movie IT would have been much stronger had the audience never seen the spider or the 'dead lights'. American Werewolf in London had that amazing transformation, but the actual walking 'wolf', well, they could have gone more reactions and teeth and fur shots and that probably would have been a little better.

Re: Hmm.

[syncing_feeling]

Yeah, I think there are definitely some instances where I've thought "I wish they hadn't shown that." I love Night Of The Demon, but the big reveal of the demon really undermined the atmosphere on rewatches for me, since it looks like... well, like the monster from the old Chewits ads. Obviously monster effects weren't at their best in the 50's, but still.