Post by naterdawg on Feb 7, 2017 2:54:16 GMT
I have a buddy who absolutely loves Halloween, the original, and we often discuss the different versions of #1. Here are some of the differences, depending on which version of the original you watch.
(1) In one, Michael's sister and her boyfriend go upstairs for what I assume is a quickie. Must be VERY quick, because he's coming down the stairs less than five minutes later.
(2) In one version, he's putting on his tee shirt. In another version, the shirt is already on.
(3) When Michael's dad pulls off his mask in the beginning, Michael has late 70s hair, not 1963 hair--which probably would've been a buzz cut or "GI."
(4) When Laurie sees Michael standing outside by the clothesline, he's clearly wearing the mask--though the break-in at the hardware store, from which the mask is stolen--doesn't happen until much later.
(5) In one version, Laurie and her friend Nancy are driving and smoking a joint. In another version, it's a cigarette.
(6) In one version, Dr. Loomis appears before a board of physicians, begging them to keep Michael incarcerated.
(7) Later, in this same version, he goes to Michael's room and says something like, "I know what you're waiting for, Michael." Michael, meanwhile, just stares out the window.
(8) Who taught Michael how to drive? Was this ever addressed?
(9) Isn't it kinda disappointing to know Michael's just a chunky guy with dark hair and a double chin?
(1) In one, Michael's sister and her boyfriend go upstairs for what I assume is a quickie. Must be VERY quick, because he's coming down the stairs less than five minutes later.
(2) In one version, he's putting on his tee shirt. In another version, the shirt is already on.
(3) When Michael's dad pulls off his mask in the beginning, Michael has late 70s hair, not 1963 hair--which probably would've been a buzz cut or "GI."
(4) When Laurie sees Michael standing outside by the clothesline, he's clearly wearing the mask--though the break-in at the hardware store, from which the mask is stolen--doesn't happen until much later.
(5) In one version, Laurie and her friend Nancy are driving and smoking a joint. In another version, it's a cigarette.
(6) In one version, Dr. Loomis appears before a board of physicians, begging them to keep Michael incarcerated.
(7) Later, in this same version, he goes to Michael's room and says something like, "I know what you're waiting for, Michael." Michael, meanwhile, just stares out the window.
(8) Who taught Michael how to drive? Was this ever addressed?
(9) Isn't it kinda disappointing to know Michael's just a chunky guy with dark hair and a double chin?