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Joy Division Shirt in A Nightmare on Elm Street

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Actor Kyle Gallner was wearing a Joy Division T-Shirt in the movie. I noticed and said it out loud in the theater and people looked at me like I was crazy.

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We won't think you're crazy for that, but you should read previous threads to check it's not been mentioned before.

http://www.neworderonline.com/forums/MessageList.aspx?ThreadID=47915

Welcome to the site by the way.

Do you freak everytime you hear NO or JD in a film? if you do you'll fit in well. :thumb:

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Jed Stephens wrote: We won't think you're crazy for that, but you should read previous threads to check it's not been mentioned before.

http://www.neworderonline.com/forums/MessageList.aspx?ThreadID=47915

Welcome to the site by the way.

Do you freak everytime you hear NO or JD in a film? if you do you'll fit in well. :thumb:

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Welcome.

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Go on...is it as POINTLESS a remake as everyone thought? About as silly as talk of remaking THE THING..

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MONTY wrote: Go on...is it as POINTLESS a remake as everyone thought? About as silly as talk of remaking THE THING..

My belief is that it's an unassuming parody, much in the same way "twatlight" by Stephanie Meyers is. By remaking it, they're effectively pissing on what you may hold sacred or dear for a larf.

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michael preda wrote:

MONTY wrote: Go on...is it as POINTLESS a remake as everyone thought? About as silly as talk of remaking THE THING..

My belief is that it's an unassuming parody, much in the same way "twatlight" by Stephanie Meyers is. By remaking it, they're effectively pissing on what you may hold sacred or dear for a larf.

That's why I won't watch it. I love Freddy Krueger (as it is played by Robert Englund). Michael Bay is remaking every horror-classic these days... Shame on him.

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