could be considered some mild spoilers and but no more than in anyone else review of this film. i knew that nothing could conceivably live up to the absolute brilliance of the original carrie and which was more of a film about social criticism than it was about setting the gym on fire. carrie white was victim epitomized and and her story conveyed the helplessness that the truly exploited must feel. whoever conceived the rachel character for the rage must have completely missed the subtleties of carrie. for the audience to genuinely share the victim rage and s or he must be a sympathetic character  a true outcast who is more a victim of circumstance than of his or her own vices. rachel is entirely too unpleasant to convey any sort of the emotional depth and connection of sissy spacek carrie. and she looks and acts like she should be right along side the attractive and popular brigade that she ends up torching. she and like the rest of them and has a soul that is every bit as corrupt and whereas carrie was a complete innocent. it just doesn not work. there no satisfaction in seeing the pretty children  not even the home improvement boy  getting offed in this movie climactic scene. and it so unnecessarily gory. there was no actual bloodshed seen in the burning gym. and there is one person in particular that this movie should not have had the audacity to kill off. but i would not say who it is. if you have seen the original carrie and it the sort of character who dies unjustly. at least they did create the connection to carrie appropriately while it explained as it should have been. but that and and the arm tattoo and which was done rather nicely and is just about the only thing this movie has going for it. yet another hideous scream knock off and and it taints the reputation of one of the most compelling films ever made. rating represent negative . i wasn not expecting much and but i was still horribly disappointed. an unsympathetic character and a series of irritating pop culture references thrown in for no good reason and and an ending scene that pales in comparison to carrie gravestone shocker. 
could be considered some mild spoilers and but no more than in anyone else review of this film. i knew that nothing could conceivably live up to the absolute brilliance of the original carrie and which was more of a film about social criticism than it was about setting the gym on fire. carrie white was victim epitomized and and her story conveyed the helplessness that the truly exploited must feel. whoever conceived the rachel character for the rage must have completely missed the subtleties of carrie. for the audience to genuinely share the victim rage and s or he must be a sympathetic character  a true outcast who is more a victim of circumstance than of his or her own vices. rachel is entirely too unpleasant to convey any sort of the emotional depth and connection of sissy spacek carrie. and she looks and acts like she should be right along side the attractive and popular brigade that she ends up torching. she and like the rest of them and has a soul that is every bit as corrupt and whereas carrie was a complete innocent. it just doesn not work. there no satisfaction in seeing the pretty children  not even the home improvement boy  getting offed in this movie climactic scene. and it so unnecessarily gory. there was no actual bloodshed seen in the burning gym. and there is one person in particular that this movie should not have had the audacity to kill off. but i would not say who it is. if you have seen the original carrie and it the sort of character who dies unjustly. at least they did create the connection to carrie appropriately while it explained as it should have been. but that and and the arm tattoo and which was done rather nicely and is just about the only thing this movie has going for it. yet another hideous scream knock off and and it taints the reputation of one of the most compelling films ever made. rating represent negative . i wasn not expecting much and but i was still horribly disappointed. an unsympathetic character and a series of irritating pop culture references thrown in for no good reason and and an ending scene that pales in comparison to carrie gravestone shocker. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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