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pre-Disqus comments
posted by Accounting Ninja (Tue Oct 27 09, 2:01PM)
Hey Twilight Zone Fate Fodder? When will you ever learn NOT to take those too-good-to-be-true deals?! Goddamned monkey paw.
posted by JoshDM (Tue Oct 27 09, 2:10PM)
Yet another episode of The Twilight Zone receives an unnecessary full feature.
posted by Lawschool_Douchebag (Tue Oct 27 09, 2:11PM)
Wow, Diaz's southern accent is hilarious!
posted by bzero (Tue Oct 27 09, 2:25PM)
Glad I wasn't the only one to immediately think this has already been done better on The Twilight Zone.
posted by AJP (Tue Oct 27 09, 2:27PM)
Originally a short story by Richard Matheson called Button, Button.
posted by Jason (Tue Oct 27 09, 5:25PM)
This movie is going to be very very bad.
posted by Rob (Tue Oct 27 09, 9:58PM)
That is unintentionally hilarious, from start to finish. More and more, I feel like Donnie Darko (which I love) was a fluke. Even his director's cut of it was terrible.
posted by Ken (Tue Oct 27 09, 10:44PM)
The first thing that I had heard about this movie was that Diaz had given away the ending at a Comic Con panel. D'oh!
posted by Der Bruno Stroszek (Wed Oct 28 09, 9:40AM)
Yeah, there's a problem here; I've never visited America in my life, and even I can tell that Cameron Diaz's accent in this is just awful.
posted by Tonio Kruger (Fri Oct 30 09, 12:55AM)
I recently read the Matheson story that inspired this movie and I was quite surprised that they found enough material in the story to make a full-length movie out of it. (After all, it's not a very long story.)
Personally, I would have rather seen a movie version of "Born of Man and Woman," "Dress of White Silk" or even "A Flourish of Strumpets" but apparently no one in Hollywood cares what I want to see... :-(