Or JAWS 2-REVENGE.

Interesting. I love MOUTH OF MADNESS. Looking back 15 years later it's a little cheese, but overall it's the best Lovecraft movie made to date.

I can't think of any movies I don't want to revisit for fear of ruining them. I like finding out if my memories hold up.

Yeaaaaahhhh.

I'm gonna wait for Netflix.

PORTAL 2, interestingly enough, has a great example of an unexpected-but-obvious ending. I played it through the day it came out ( ) but just came across this thread again.

I really don't understand how ZOMBIELAND was nitpicking. Nitpicking is "the black levels didn't match in that composite," which I won't deny we do on occasion. But it's not "the actions of these characters are inconsistent with their established personalities and the situation" or "this is a diversion from the plot that kills the film's momentum for the sake of a couple jokes, and not enough of them proportionate to the length of the diversion," or "I don't connect with these characters." Those are critiques of the film's fundamental construction with, hopefully, solid reasons given and ideally constructive opinions on what would have worked better for us.

Okay, I'm trying not to snark but it has to be said and somebody is going to: it's spelled "write." You spell "writer" correctly, and "written," but not "write" somehow, and it makes me feel tweaky. And we're talking about writing, so spelling is, like, a thing.

Anyway, I don't know of any specific site where people post alternate versions of movies/their sequels, though I'm sure fanfiction.net has a number of stories to that effect and if you can find early drafts of some movies they can often serve as totally alternate versions.