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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBN3rQp-dxs

I haven't laughed at a bad movie this much in a while. just thought id share for those who've not seen it.

Enjoy  :thumbup:

or if you don't have the time, I'd recommend just checking the family breakfast scene at 9:40 !

Just watched the breakfast scene. AMAZINGLY awful dubbing. How can you go wrong with a killer elevator movie? I need to pick this one up.  :thumbup:

Can't say that I've ever seen the 83 version.  I did, however, watch the remake with Naomi Watts.  It was pretty meh...  Still want to check out the original, and it looks like I'll have my chance now.  :thumbup:

EDIT:
Watched the breakfast scene.  Good stuff!  By the looks of it, this one takes itself less seriously than the remake.  That should hopefully make for a more enjoyable watch.

hah yeah the dubbing is awful (in a good way). in fact the opening scene in the restaurant pretty much sums the film up as well as the breakfast scene, but the whole movie is like that. so 'eighties'  :teddyr:

didn't know there was a remake? probably won't be checking for it tbh...

(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-aAPEGN910mY/T9OIVziJ8tI/AAAAAAAAAMo/IpTmM-N5m6k/s1600/lift_poster.jpg)

Poster: FOR GOD'S SAKE TAKE THE STAIRS

Me: ......okay (walks out of theater).   :teddyr:


So bad, but still kind of fun; it's a novelty like DEATH BED!

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You're not missing much.  Just a lot of bad acting, p**s poor effects, and very little charm.  I actually didn't know it was a remake until I first came here a few years ago.  Also, the remake goes by a different title.  Instead of The Lift, it's either called Down or The Shaft, depending on what part of the world you're in.  One thing I will say positive about the remake is the decapitation scene is pretty nasty.  They do at least a fair job of switching from live action to CGI, and it was kind of creepy seeing the guy's facial expression go from panicked to a cold, dead stare.

This movie's tag line is one of my favorites. I remember trying to get the poster from a video store just for that tag line, but one of the employees threw it away.  :bluesad:

That "Media" intro brings back lots of great memories.  Media was one of the foremost distributors of cheesy, obscure movies back in the early days of home video.

Wow, this looks cool!  I had no idea the Naomi Watts movie was a remake, either.

That movie poster is easily one of the weirdest I've seen.  "Take the stairs, take the stairs!"  That's right up there with, "not the bees, not the bees!"  :teddyr:

lol yeah that poster is great. loving the tag-line... time for a new sig I think  :teddyr:

Yeah, Burgo, I love the old scool vhs intros. I actually recall the Media distributed movies being quite good in general. Prism on the other hand...yeesh.  :buggedout: