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Published: 2011-10-24 09:16:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 570; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 0
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Not really a pun, but I rewatched all three versions of The Thing, and decided to combine it with Kermit⦠yip.Ink and Photoshop.
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1982's version remains the quintessential faithful adaptation of the story.
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agreed. but the openings are different. but yes, the rest of the book is very much whats in Carpenters film.
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Not to mention that it's creepy as all heck. The 1982 version is why I'm not a huge fan of pratical effects; the 2011 version uses CGI, which is much better than something that's TOO realistic, simply because it's not AS realistic.
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What's that supposed to mean?
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i just never thought id hear someone say that, and that person exists.
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I know I said something that no one else has said, but that doesn't mean I don't exist. Of course I exist. We all do. I'm sorry if I still don't follow.
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i didnt say you dont exist, i said 'you exist.' as a reminder to myself. think nothing of it.
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I see.... It's a way of trying to remember me and my contributions to this site.
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The Thing from Another World (1951), John Carpenter's The Thing (1982), and The Thing (2011) which is a prequel to the '82 film.
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Ahh, I see. I didn't know about the 50's one.
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yea! you should watch it. i really enjoyed that one.and if anything the new one is more of a remake of that.
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The 1982 version was another adaptation of the John W. Campbell story "Who Goes There" which the 1951 version had little to do with the original story and was a very loose adaptation.
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...i know? I've read the short story, and while alien is very different from the book in the '51 film, the whole thawing and discovery is semi-similar, which both the '51 and 2011 films have.
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