Tinleia This movie wasn't a masterpiece, but it wasn't bad. I don't like it as a horror. It's not a very scary one, and the 'scary' parts were mostly gore and I didn't find it scary at all. I must say that the drama part was really good. You could feel sorry for the character and expirience the pain she did a little bit. It was also good as a psychological story. The movie shows us manny trials of a teen girl's life in an unusual and dark way. As she begins to take part in scenarios she was kept away from her whole life changes a lot. She was never dumb and crazy, but she seemed to be because of her mother being abusive and crazy. As she discovers life and that she can be happy and is strong she starts acting like she always wanted to and she does well. When it's all taken away from her in a short time after she finally gets it she becomes crazy and just breaks. It's not the best horror and nothing out of ordinary, but it shows us in a really fresh and extrem way a really harsh reality of teenagers. Sorry for my english. I'm not a native speaker.

Ben Jarmin It's alright, not too much to say really. The acting is okay, Chloe (the woman who plays Carrie) does a pretty good job. The let down is the direction, some pretty "made for DVD bargain bucket" scenes in this. The CGI is just, well, Nintendo 64, and they love to put a lot of it in. The bucket of blood scene is over done, literally replayed from six angles and by the third it's already boring.

mistoppi I went to see Carrie when it came out in the cinemas four years ago, and I thought I'd revisit it. Actually I was going to watch the 2002 version first but then realised how super bad it is, so decided to go with this one. I still haven't seen the original one, which is why I can't really compare this to the original one, I can only compare it to the novel. And I didn't like the novel.First time seeing Carrie I loved it so much for some reason. But this is the third time and it's losing its charm. There's some really beautiful cinematography in the film, and some amazing lighting, but eventually the story doesn't really stand seeing it several times, or I've grown out of it in the past four years.There's something kind of sweet about some parts of the story, and the rest is just really awful. That's a weird combination, because on the other hand it's this shy girl learning she has powers, but on the other hand there's a really disturbing abusive religious mother and all those students who are horrible to Carrie... I think especially now that I'm older I see better how sad the whole story is.As a movie Carrie doesn't feel like anything great. It's a remake, and of course that affects it a lot. The story is well made, even though I didn't like the novel. The movie looks amazing, but something is off. Maybe I'll know better once I see the original.

Black Joker I watched the original movie of 1976.. as I come to view most of the movie based on Stephen King novels the original movie I do NOT know any one of the casting but I know the Director "Brian De Palma" which is a very known movie Director The Plot and Storyline is the same.. only in the new version .. this movie here.. there is Added some new gadgets like (mobile phone recording video - Social Media publishing) but at the Acting.. the Original is full of whats called hot loud Acting.. You feel every moment but here (2013) it is A Dull Acting Instead.. for times.. You Think they are rehearsing not Acting especially Carrie's mother (Actress Julian Moore) The original movie (1976) was low budget in somehow (you could see clearly how fake the explosion and fake building destruction) but the movie (1976) was very good and very amusing to watch even in today's standard So watch the Original Adaptation (1976) if You need to Watch A movie about Stephen King's Carrie Novel