Dog Based Gremlin
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The hell does meta mean?
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Official fukk Paramount for Ruining Scream (2022 & beyond) Thread
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but remember Freddy became iconic once they dialed up the fukkery lol
The hell does meta mean?
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in Tech Meta= the information about the information i.e. Password is a field and the meta data would be that its alphanumeric and allows a max of 10 characters.
In film its just another term for 'breaking the 4th wall' where its like within the movie they are speaking on things in the real world and almost as if they are talking to the audience, thus implying the movie is self aware if that makes sense
Scream was always meta
i.e. We are watching a horror movie, the characters in the movie realize they are in a horror movie and make calls to how they will survive the move and make references to things in our reality (our = the audience).
true but OG is OG mayne..keep em serious scary not Saturday night live..
big black and strong!!!!!The hell does meta mean?
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Mikey Madison stays getting flamed on 
Dog Based Gremlin
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We now know who Randy's sister was fukking, brehs
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InGodWeTrust
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Mikey Madison looks good but weird to me.
She's pale af but she looks Asian. Fine but weird.
She's pale af but she looks Asian. Fine but weird.
- I fukks with this. More brutal than the past films but at the same time not over the top. Knew one of the OG 3 was gonna get taken out after p*ssying out in Scream 4 but damn they wanted to make sure they were dead
. The kitchen scene with the sheriffs son was . Was like
numerous times. Gale getting shot again 
Same spot as in Scream 2 For some reason Sidney cruising through the whole movie like "been there done that" 
was hilarious. The brotha that knocked up Randy's sister must've been down bad
. The kitchen scene with the sheriffs son was . Was like
Same spot as in Scream 2 For some reason Sidney cruising through the whole movie like "been there done that" was hilarious. The brotha that knocked up Randy's sister must've been down bad
Yes the ultra cresciendo clicks were hilarious!!
*kitchen scene
*kitchen scene
FunkDoc1112
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Movie was fukking dope. Main chick looked like Meadow Soprano lol
I called goth bytch IMMEDIATELY. Boyfriend I suspected when he was clueless about everything but I then I figured they wouldn't repeat the original while also figuring thats exactly what they wanted me to think
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FunkDoc1112
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I'm guess this movie takes place in 2019 since
Billy's daughter is apparently 23 and that year is the absolute latest it would be possible
FunkDoc1112
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Also, there was a big clue
When ol girl went to the basement you could see the black robe and a bit of a mask next to refrigerator
It's far from perfect, I think they got a lot right, but probably went too far into "meta" commentary, which is somewhat what derailed Scream 4. This is closer to what that should have been. Very funny in parts, as far as horror jokes, not a SINGLE laugh from the audience I saw it with. ( who are these people that see Scream on opening night, and don't get any of the jokes?) I would have had a tighter direction, more style, more nods to horror greats in cinematography (too many shots just lacked style and life) and toned down some of the more laborious killing sequences. I also wanted someone to add a lot of realism, and this didn't really do that, which I knew going in.
They got me with killer misdirection, (though I did get parts of it right, very late in the game) although one could say that the film never really breathes enough to let the characters be and develop a little. They all toss of a lot of ironic commentary. It was almost too obvious, but that was the sleight of hand. Roger Ebert would say a movie like this doesn't really play fair as far as clues about the killer, which maybe misses the point of a slasher.
The Billy Loomis bits were almost out of a much, much worse movie. That was indefensible.
and regarding Scream 3, I always liked it. I am of the Scream generation, was 11 or so when I first saw it, and saw Scream 3 in theaters, which was really fun, to be that age when scary movies scared you differently than they do now. It's a little less edgy and missing Williamson's script, and does get a little silly in a spot or two, but most of it works. The whodunit is always questionable, and the last sequence was very Scooby Doo esque. That chase sequence in the movie set is probably the best meta commentary the series ever did, on some level, and as actual horror.
They got me with killer misdirection, (though I did get parts of it right, very late in the game) although one could say that the film never really breathes enough to let the characters be and develop a little. They all toss of a lot of ironic commentary. It was almost too obvious, but that was the sleight of hand. Roger Ebert would say a movie like this doesn't really play fair as far as clues about the killer, which maybe misses the point of a slasher.
The Billy Loomis bits were almost out of a much, much worse movie. That was indefensible.
and regarding Scream 3, I always liked it. I am of the Scream generation, was 11 or so when I first saw it, and saw Scream 3 in theaters, which was really fun, to be that age when scary movies scared you differently than they do now. It's a little less edgy and missing Williamson's script, and does get a little silly in a spot or two, but most of it works. The whodunit is always questionable, and the last sequence was very Scooby Doo esque. That chase sequence in the movie set is probably the best meta commentary the series ever did, on some level, and as actual horror.
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