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CLCNY20
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 7:25pm |
That's what I was referring to, Ice.
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CLCNY20
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 7:33pm |
I preferred the first movie. The scenes were more chilling, imho
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ms_wonderland
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 8:01pm |
i liked that one too. you could really feel the suspense and misery.
also, this petals movie didn't really feel like 1970. i know that lifetime has a limited budget but i couldn't really transport myself. the family kitchen in chris and cathy's house looked too modern, too.
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CLCNY20
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 8:16pm |
Exactly! Everything just looks too crisp and clear--even though her brother did have a Heil Hitler look to his ass in the second movie
I found an interesting site: Excerpt: Added Bonus! Sy Levin, the only surviving producer of the Flowers in the Attic movie, had a different actress in mind for Cathy: "I used to manage Dana Plato on the TV show "Different Strokes." She brought the book to my attention. She wanted to play Kathy [sic]. I read the book and bought the option rights for Dana to play Kathy [sic]. That was in 1978 [book was published in 1979]. As you know was not able to get it funded for 8 years. Wes Craven I knew and he was the first one I approached with it. Now Dana and Gary passed away and Todd is alive somewhere, who knows. This is the beginning of a nightmare on getting it made. I will discuss more in details at a later date. If you get a chance to watch the film you will see a made cleaning the window of the mansion. That wonderful lady is VC. God rest her soul. I wanted her in the picture some how and that is what I was able to do for her. You know she is permanently in a wheel chair. So we had to prop her up to make it look real." 
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CLCNY20
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 8:17pm |
But, for real, Bart Jr. was cray
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Im_oh_so_hott
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 9:29pm |
ms_wonderland wrote:
Im_oh_so_hott wrote:
For those of you who did not read Petals on the Wind but saw the movies, Cathy was f*cking the doctor that took them in, and Carrie gave Julian oral. Chris did not almost get married but was f*cking the dark haired dancer, Yolanda.
Oh and Cathy and Chris didn't f*ck in Petals on the Wind, he'd begged for it a bunch, they kissed, almost did (While Carrie slept next to them) but Cathy couldn't. |
so the end of the movie is not he end of the book? cuz they reaaaalllly took it there. | No, the ending was real. I meant the sex scene at the start of the movie.
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Im_oh_so_hott
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Posted: May 28 2014 at 9:31pm |
ms_wonderland wrote:
i liked that one too. you could really feel the suspense and misery.
also, this petals movie didn't really feel like 1970. i know that lifetime has a limited budget but i couldn't really transport myself. the family kitchen in chris and cathy's house looked too modern, too. | I couldn't feel 1970 either.
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noneyons
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Posted: May 29 2014 at 8:57am |
finally finished watching.
it turned out pretty good actually.
all the actors played their parts well. i felt so bad for poor carrie :(
watching made me remember why i used to root for chris and cathy. sh*t is gross but they went through so much in that attic that the movie never even touched on that their relationship halfway kinda sorta makes sense.
now i wanna go see if i can find copies of the books at the goodwill so i can read them all over again.
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ChubbyYeti
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Posted: May 29 2014 at 9:48am |
CLCNY20 wrote:
I'm probably the biggest VC head on here, lmfao
I'm actually re-reading the Cutler series now
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noneyons
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Posted: May 29 2014 at 11:17am |
based on yalls reviews i'ma end up trying to find the casteel and the cutler series along with flowers in the attic. should make up a big chuck of my summer reading.
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