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Carrie (1976) Full Reaction (Patreon)

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2021-09-28 16:10:06
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2022-09-19 10:50:52
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This movie was POWERFUL.  Let me know if you'd be interested in any horror/ Stephen King books for a livestream!

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Nicola Rush

Should watch the remake of this film! Was equally as good (and disturbing) aswell.

Ritchie

Holy shit, I wasn't expecting a movie from the poll so quickly after it was created haha

Linda Wightman

Great film poor Carrie what did you think of her mom off the scale crazy lady. 😁

Linda Wightman

Hi Nick I could not actually watch this really wanted to but couldn't because I couldnt really see or here the film itself.

thorreacts
>>68728565

Yeah, unfortunately because of legal reasons I am unable to post the full movie unedited along with my reaction. But I included a timer so that if you play the movie on your end, you will be able to watch along with me.

Anonymous

I am so excited for this new channel! I hope you enjoy having it!

Alex Romanov

Yes to the livestream idea! He’s got so many fantastic books. At some point (even if not for your channel) I suggest you check out his book 11/22/63. It’s less horror and more sci-fi thriller? Ish? And there’s a short series for it that came out in 2016 with 8 episodes that I really liked as well.

thorreacts
>>68733544

I'm so excited as well! I have so many ideas and plans for the future... but we'll see what happens :) thanks for joining in the journey!

thorreacts
>>68735187

I've actually read that one! It's the only fictional Stephen King book that I've read, actually haha, funny you mention that one. I've also read several of his short stories, some of which were excellent. And I've read his book On Writing which was phenomenal. But I haven't seen the series, I'd be interested how they adapted the novel

Lina Paredes

Okey, So live stream Stephen King's books YES pls!! I have a very vivid memory of me wishing I have Carrie's powers after watching this movie hahaha. I loved the movie so much at the same time I was scared af about the people!! As a bullied kid I resonate a lot with the portrait of cruelty. I didn't know that Stephen King was a teacher when he wrote it but that actually has a lot of sense!! He is so good at creating bullies and makes you believe that violent justice is well deserved. This movie is heartbreaking but so well done! It has this row reality and shows how indifference is a big part in discrimination.

Trav Gorin

Stephen King book livestream? Wow, where to start?? Insomnia, The Stand, IT, Firestarter, but The Dark Tower series is absolutely phenomenal! First book starts the series off slow, but then it's a roller-coaster of a ride for the next 6 books! Well, 7 if you include Wind Through The Key hole.

Trav Gorin
>>68771581

On another note, always loved this movie! The remake was OK, it's almost as good as this one. Can't wait for you to watch The Mist aswell! (There's actually a painting of Roland Deschain from The Dark Tower at the beginning of it. So many of Kings works cross over.)

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>>68742028

So sorry to hear that you were bullied, that's such an ugly thing to deal with, especially as a developing young mind and heart. I agree with the great portrayal of cruelty in this movie, it's brutally accurate and doesn't sugarcoat anything. And I do like your point about indifference, although there were characters who tried to help Carrie... only, it was too little too late. But I thought that added a nice touch, and opens the conversation open societal intervention with damaged/ bullied/ isolated kids. To what degree can good people help? And are parents the ultimate influence? And is cruelty more powerful than kindness (in scarring and marking a child)? I don't know exactly, but to me the fact that people tried to help Carrie made the tragedy that much more powerful

Trav Gorin

Cool! It's been a little while since I've read IT, so if that wins the vote I may have to re-read just to refresh myself 😅 Kings works can be pretty dense (alot), so it's difficult to recall everything. I remember The Stand being a struggle to get through at times. It was great, but a struggle. Lol

Glorie Bluestein

stephen king please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Glorie Bluestein

by the time of the dance after spending some actual time with carrie he does realize she is a sweet person and grows a fondess for her i think......that's also why a bad idea from his gf.....what if he realizes he actually likes the sweet shy girl?

thorreacts
>>68904173

The Stand is another one I would love to read, I've seen bits and pieces of the miniseries (I believe) and it seemed like such a rich story

thorreacts
>>68977770

Good point, although Sue had good intentions, I think that the wisdom of her plan to help Carrie left a lot to be desired (to be fair she was a naïve high school girl herself, and credit for at least trying). However, I think Sue's role in the film can serve as a poignant metaphor to society's/ parents'/ schools' failure to save a broken or damaged or violent child... even with the best intentions. When it comes to mental damage and abuse, too often we are ill-equipped to save, and it's a tragedy that affects so many, like the tragedy in the movie.

Claudi H

I'm a bit late to the party, but for anybody interested, there is a documentary called "Acting Carrie" on YT where De Palma and the actors talk about the casting and making of the movie (25 years later, doco from 2001) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u01Dtaf2bC0

slashdisco

Just joined your Patreon on the back of this reaction. I'm a born slasher/horror aficionado and Carrie is easily in my top five of all time. Others have pointed out how awesome it is that you're shocked, but not surprised, by the movie's climax. And that's De Palma's genius. We all know, going into the movie, that it's a horror; but De Palma uses so many techniques to lull us into a sort of daze: from the hazy focus and chilling beauty of the opening scene, to the highly camp (and iconic) soundtrack accompanying the girls' detention workout, to the comedically sped-up tuxedo scene. And then the colourfully/softly-lit prom setting itself, sentimentally scored and dazzlingly filmed (indeed, Carrie and Tommy's dance is deliberately dizzying). Every part of the prom up to that dance is colourful and sentimental and very typical of the soft-focus 1970s. And it's highly effective: despite us knowing what's to come, we get swept along by the magic of Carrie's one perfect night. The film almost dares us to wish it would end there. But we know it won't, and it doesn't. And that, to this day, is what makes it so powerfully horrifying. It's an incredibly artistic representation of how a perfect moment or one's wildest dreams can turn instantly into our worst. The more fantastical elements aside, that makes this story incredibly relatable to real life, even today.

JDG

Hey, there's no video playing here. All there is a just an image (thumbnail) link.

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>>87422297

I'm not sure what happened, but I reposted the video link, it should be ok now but please message me if you have any more issues!