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The movie is pretty well pasted with a clever script and some creepy scenes. We also get some good acting from the adult actors and one of the child actors (David), but when we consider the other children, they seem to be creepier when they're 3-years old. When the movie brings you to the part where they're somewhere around 8 or 9 years old, the movie starts to loose the creepy elements. Basically because the children's acting starts to loose its balance as they tend to act mature. I think those children are creepier when they're unable to speak than they are when they try to talk in the manner of adults (eg. the scene where they all lined up infront of the campus, they were muted and still, and that had a creepy effect along with the score!!!). But besides that, the movie does have powerful special effects and some really neat scenes. The movie did a great job on the visuals and the scores!

9.5/10 -0.5 for loosing the creepy effect, but later as the movie reaches its climax where we get the children lining up in front of the cops, from then, the acting didn't seem so weird anymore and they're "mature" way of talking didn't seem to mess up the eeriness.

THE RAGE: CARRIE 2 isn't that good. The finale really was a gore ride, some nice body counts, but the whole thing put together aint that good. The main low down is that the movie sticks too much romance in (especially the guy and Rachel), in CARRIE, there's only one or two scenes that involve strong romance between Tommy Ross and Carrie. Other than that, the only thing that links this movie to the original is that Rachel and Carrie have the same blood running in them, and two characters in movie are based on the original. I was mostly amazed at how they were able to link Carrie's situation at school to Rachels.

8/10 -2 for too much romance and off tracking the original movie