The Omen
Horror • R • 2006 • 1 hr 50 min
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Decent. I'd probably like it better if the classic original didn't exist
The most memorable thing about this movie is that it was released in theaters on 06/06/06
Utterly pointless remake. Stick with Richard Donner's original.
Interesting to some extent, but ultimately falls short in comparison to the original
I needed three days to finish this garbage. A waste of a good cast.
One of those remakes that is just ok nothing special or not much new compare to the classic, writing is fine but acting is hit or miss.
I almost got kicked out of the theater because I kept laughing at the film. Definitely worth passing up.
Stiff and sterile remake with good cast.. It never feels harmonic or well paced.. It's just a retelling with less charme.. Okay 1time watch!
Mildly creepy, but doesn't take the source material anywhere fun or exhilarating. Watch the 1976 version instead.
I wanted to like it, but it just didn’t work out. Dunno if it was script, acting or dynamics. Lost interest somewhere in the middle. Meh.
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