The Blair Witch Project (1999)

MCMLXXXVIII · Last edited by MCMLXXXVIII on Thu Oct 22, 2009 6:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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Directed by:

Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sánchez

Starring:

Heather Donahue
Joshua Leonard
Michael C. Williams
Bob Griffith
Ed Swanson
Jim King
Sandra Sánchez
Patricia DeCou
Mark Mason
Jackie Hallex

Three young filmmakers set out into the woods near the small town of Burkittsville, Maryland.
They intend to film part of their documentary about a local legend concerning an old woman banished from the town in the late 18th century for witchcraft who later laid a fatal curse on her tormentors - the infamous Blair Witch.
Hoping to visit some of the locations mentioned in the townsfolks' stories, they instead find themselves hopelessly lost in the never-ending forest and victim to whoever or whatever dwells there.

Filename: The.Blair.Witch.Project.1999.DVDrip.XviD.MCMLXXXVIII
Source DVD: UK R2
Genre: Horror Mockumentary
Country: USA
Language: English
Ratings: UK: 15 / USA: R
Cut / Uncut: Uncut
Duration: 77:40
File Size (MB): 1,118.53
Video Bitrate (KB/s): 1821
Bits / Pixel: 0.245
Video Codec: XviD MPEG-4 codec
QPEL: No
GMC: No
Aspect: 1.37:1
FPS: 25
Resolution: 640x464
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate (KB/s): 192 KB/s CBR
Audio Channel Count: 2

killingjokezzz

I believe this is one of Spud's favourite movies :wacky:

MCMLXXXVIII

killingjokezzz wrote:

I believe this is one of Spud's favourite movies :wacky:

Yeah I'm waiting for his comment. He won't be able to resist. :twisted:

elchupacabra

The first two (I assume cover) pics are not showing.

MCMLXXXVIII

elchupacabra wrote:

The first two (I assume cover) pics are not showing.

They are now! They're just the posters anyhow.

elchupacabra

No, they still don't work. I guess they are in your browser's cache and only work for you.

I see two small pics saying: "Hotlinking is not permitted on ImageBam."

MCMLXXXVIII

I emptied my cache but they were still there. :wacky:

I've moved them to another site anyhow, I'm not sure direct links can be had from Imagebam.

elchupacabra

Yes, now I can see all images. Finally spud can enjoy this post in all its beauty. :mrgreen:

AntiHero

Anyone else feel like this would really do well re-released in theaters?
If you think about it, this voyeuristic style video is all the rage nowadays w/ youtube, vimeo, justintv, etc. The movie was really ahead of it's time as far a marketing and presentation. Not to mention the overwhelming success of Paranormal Activity, this could easily ride it's coat tails and make bajillions of dollars due to the teenybopper PG-13 crowd who because its from 1999, probably have never seen it.

MCMLXXXVIII

AntiHero wrote:

Anyone else feel like this would really do well re-released in theaters?
If you think about it, this voyeuristic style video is all the rage nowadays w/ youtube, vimeo, justintv, etc. The movie was really ahead of it's time as far a marketing and presentation. Not to mention the overwhelming success of Paranormal Activity, this could easily ride it's coat tails and make bajillions of dollars due to the teenybopper PG-13 crowd who because its from 1999, probably have never seen it.

That's why the makers are considering another sequel, one more in tune with the original than the sequel.

spudthedestroyer

cancer to all those who download this!
I don't wish it upon you, but the film is so boring you're pretty much going to get it

This ranks up there with one of the worst, most boring films I've ever seen in my life. This doesn't deserve another cinema release, it didn't even deserve it the first time around. Another garbage STV that's overstayed its welcome and embarassed all the critics that rated the movie without seeing it and have since eaten their words. It was an exercise in marketing/Hollywood selling snake oil to blind, stupid retards and that's nothing to be celebrated, its the problem with hollywood by and large.

It was ahead of its time, if it was made in 1979.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibal_Holocaust

Quote:

Cannibal Holocaust was innovative in its plot structure, specifically with the concept of the "found footage" being brought back to civilization and later viewed to determine the fate of the crew that shot it. Later films, such as The Last Broadcast and The Blair Witch Project, use similar plot structures. Each film uses the idea of a lost film team making a documentary in the wilderness, and their footage returned. Advertisements for The Blair Witch Project also promoted the idea that the footage is genuine.[30] Deodato has acknowledged the similarities between his film and The Blair Witch Project, and though he holds no malice against the producers, he is frustrated at the publicity that The Blair Witch Project received for being an original production.[1] The producers of The Last Broadcast have denied that Cannibal Holocaust was a major influence.[31]

That's not to as Cannibal Holocaust is in any way good, its just pointing out the BWP is even less worthy of anything other than to be remember for nothing more than being an exercise in marketing.
Cancer!

spudthedestroyer

oh and i wouldn't have posted if not for AntiHero's post :lol:

Macabria

this movie is great :beerchug:

killingjokezzz

Macabria wrote:

this movie is great :beerchug:

No; no it really isn't.

elchupacabra

In the main post I see an ultraxs.com advertisement instead of the cover.

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