First 'Paranormal Activity 3' Poster Wants You to Discover How the Activity Began
It runs in the family
I'm sort of surprised I'm actually interested in seeing Paranormal Activity 3. I really enjoyed the first film and was largely dissatisfied with the second film. Once again this third film is a prequel story, going back before both films to teach us all how the "activity" began. I'm unsure of who exactly will be in the cast, but I would expect Katie Featherston to make an appearance.
Just like the previous two films, the new poster is largely uninspiring and something you and I could have made in a matter of minutes. Nevertheless, it's the official version so have a peek.
Paranormal Activity 3 was directed by Catfish helmers Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman and hits theaters on October 21. If you haven't yet watched the first trailer you can see that here and a viral website for the film seems to be acting up if you haven't yet seen it right here.
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Please tell me that the website's "404 Not Found" is not intentional for some goofy reason…sure seems that way…
Yeah, I am assuming it is intentional and I can't for the life of me figure out why they would do that.
Guessing it was unintentional, because it's up and running now.
I only ever saw the first one, which didn't do a whole lot for me (I ended up wikipedia-ing the plot of the sequel to save myself the rental) but I saw the trailer for this a few weeks back (I think it played with FD5).
It didn't get much of a response from the audience I was with. I suspect it will be like most franchises, those who like it will turn up and those who don't get it will give it a pass. Assuming the budget is as low as the last couple films though, there's no way Paramount can't hoover up some easy money on this one though.
Am I the only one who finds it strange how each new installment goes back in time instead of forward? I'm not saying that it's a bad way to make a franchise, but I don't think it's fitting for a series like this.
I know it's nitpicking but am I the only one bothered by the fact that their home movies from 1988 are in widescreen?
"it runs in the family" I loled. I can't wait to see this.