Wow...sad that Heather passed away four months before this movie was released. MGM didn't want to market the film with images of her face. So they cut facial views of her from the trailer and designed a theatrical poster with no tagline. Only the back of Carol Anne is seen in the poster, as she looks up at the tall highrise.
notice no heather s face on this trailler,it s cause they decided not to exposure her figure cause she had already passed away by the time the film was on.
Many people didn't like this movie much but I loved it. Year, I expected more action/suspense scenes but I wasn't disappointed at all. the idea with Poltergeist in big city was great and Heather O'Rourke did a wonderful job (again). Plus I love Tom Skerritt ("Alien") and Nancy Allen (RoboCop trilogy, "The Philadelphia Experiment") very much. Zelda Rubinstein was cool too.
all though the first one was the best its dissapointing at the end of this one to know that there could of been a part 4 if not the death of Heather O'Rourke, R.I.P.
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Wow...that's...quite possibly the lamest trailer I've ever seen. But then again, considering the movie it was representing, I guess they were kind of doing us a favor with this preview, weren't they? Not trying anything underhanded to delude prospective audiences into thinking this would be a high-quality flick, letting them know right from the get-go that how remarkably uncreative and unimpressive the trailer is is only suppose to be a reflection of what's to be found in the film itself.
Even if that is in fact the case, a teaser can still have a greater degree of quality than this thing. The lead in on this trailer is absolutely horrible, the bulk of it being nothing more than bird's eye view of Chicago in the evening. Granted, this is where the movie is set, and the building upon which they come to rest for a split second as the voice over first comes on is the skyscraper in which Carol Anne is now residing, but to start off with something like this...
wHY WOULD YOU TAKE UP SO MUCH ROOM TO NICK PICK A TRAILER THAT IS ALMOST TWENTY YEARS OLD? i ALWAYS THOUGHT THE TEASER/TRAILER WAS GREAT AND i AM AN EXTREME DIE-HARD FAN OF POLTERGIEST. i REMEMBER SEEING THIS AS A CHILD AND i COULDN'T WAIT TO SEE THE MOVIE. i LOVE THAT IT DOESN'T SHOW MUCH.
doesn't really provide any point of intrigue specific to a Poltergeist fan seeing as how a prospective audience viewing this teaser hasn't even the slightest clue that the film is set in Chicago. Off the top of my head I can think of a number of different ways to reconstruct this trailer in a way that would better get the job of pooling the support of Poltergeist followers done, such as using quick fade in/ fade out transitions to show images of items from the previous two films only slightly...
iconic of the series, such as the front of the first Freeling home, the television, the toy phone from the second movie or a brief glimpse of the underground cavern in shadow below the cemetery. Mix this sequence of snapshots with one or two voice overs AT MOST, taken from the first two films that can stir in the audience vague memories of the series thus far, putting them on the edge of their seats to see if the title flashed at the end of the teaser will fulfill their expectations. After...
this, THEN show only a fraction of the footage of the city used here, fading into it in the same manner you have with the past two or three images you selected from the previous movies, cue in the same voice over line used here, and keep the rest of the teaser in order to further act upon a Poltergeist fan's already sneaking suspicion that this is in fact a continuation of the series, satisfying them with glimpses of whats to come delivered with a bang that really hits home. This teaser...
, if anything, achieves about an eighth of this effect. Indeed, as I said in my original post, if anything, it would seem more up to the task of reflecting how remarkably crappy the movie it's advertising is than arousing enough interest to trick people into spending a few bucks that, at the end of it all, they'll want back.
The 3rd movie really suffered from alot of bad things happening while they were shooting it . . . one thing, poor Heather O' Rourke died while filming and also, the director was severely injured too.
oh my god ok so i went to the John Hancock Building for brunch today ( the building in the movie) and the elavator, on the way to the 96th floor, got stuck! Me and 12 other people were stuck in there for an hour and a half, it was really creepy b/c the same thing happened in the movie...
I saw an interview with the mother. She said that Heather O'Rourke had been misdiagnosed with Crohn's Disease when what she actually had was a blocked sphincter. The medications given to her for the Crohn's Disease actually exacerbated the blockage. Had she been diagnosed properly in the first place, she would have gotten the surgery right away instead of waiting and getting the wrong treatment. I guess the lesson is to always get a second opinion. Quite tragic. Poor baby.
Well, yes and no. The movie was completed, but they were going to reshoot part of the ending. She died inbetween completeing the movie and the reshoots. The part at the end where her uncle is holding carol anne is a body double.
Real skeletons! That's incredible; they're not that easy to come by or cheap. Hell, we had to make due with just pieces of skeletons in college and the full skeleton was plastic.
There's an artist, whose name escapes me, who bought bodies from Asia to use for his "art" (he puts them in plastic and then positions them as "sculptures". That shouldn't be allowed especially since medical students and occupational and physical therapy students are all forced to share the same cadavers.
i think they meant funny as in ironic. you're makin a movie in which the subject matter is of a ghost(or ghosts) and some really weird stuff happens on set. and you make a movie about an exorcism and weird stuff happens. rather ironic,no?
Now that see died see can led the ghost into the light.
SPS148669 1 week ago
Wow...sad that Heather passed away four months before this movie was released. MGM didn't want to market the film with images of her face. So they cut facial views of her from the trailer and designed a theatrical poster with no tagline. Only the back of Carol Anne is seen in the poster, as she looks up at the tall highrise.
vheetah 3 months ago
Poltergeist one is my favourite, I like poltergeist 2, but Poltergeist 3 is my favourite sequel x RIP Heather x
KatiesNippleTardis 3 months ago
Part 3 was my fav, great teaser too !! Rip Heather O'Rourke
cuntingham54 10 months ago
wworst! trailer ever.
kirkfnw 10 months ago
@kirkfnw there was a reason for the trailer being that way...a damn good one.
vheetah 3 months ago
Wow, 3 movies? Hasn't the family been through enough in the first one?
stinkomalinko 1 year ago 7
@stinkomalinko they sent Carol Anne to stay with her aunt and uncle in Chicago =)
batsarecool09 1 year ago
notice no heather s face on this trailler,it s cause they decided not to exposure her figure cause she had already passed away by the time the film was on.
stephy7475 1 year ago
The trailer's better than the film.
TheChapaqua 1 year ago 2
Many people didn't like this movie much but I loved it. Year, I expected more action/suspense scenes but I wasn't disappointed at all. the idea with Poltergeist in big city was great and Heather O'Rourke did a wonderful job (again). Plus I love Tom Skerritt ("Alien") and Nancy Allen (RoboCop trilogy, "The Philadelphia Experiment") very much. Zelda Rubinstein was cool too.
Great trequel!
Magnolia296 1 year ago
if i could make a trailer it would be so awesome
daisyhinojosa23 1 year ago
all though the first one was the best its dissapointing at the end of this one to know that there could of been a part 4 if not the death of Heather O'Rourke, R.I.P.
YouzeBeASkeeza 2 years ago
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Wow...that's...quite possibly the lamest trailer I've ever seen. But then again, considering the movie it was representing, I guess they were kind of doing us a favor with this preview, weren't they? Not trying anything underhanded to delude prospective audiences into thinking this would be a high-quality flick, letting them know right from the get-go that how remarkably uncreative and unimpressive the trailer is is only suppose to be a reflection of what's to be found in the film itself.
Willowville 2 years ago
I think it is a teaser.
deanriam 2 years ago 2
Even if that is in fact the case, a teaser can still have a greater degree of quality than this thing. The lead in on this trailer is absolutely horrible, the bulk of it being nothing more than bird's eye view of Chicago in the evening. Granted, this is where the movie is set, and the building upon which they come to rest for a split second as the voice over first comes on is the skyscraper in which Carol Anne is now residing, but to start off with something like this...
Willowville 2 years ago
wHY WOULD YOU TAKE UP SO MUCH ROOM TO NICK PICK A TRAILER THAT IS ALMOST TWENTY YEARS OLD? i ALWAYS THOUGHT THE TEASER/TRAILER WAS GREAT AND i AM AN EXTREME DIE-HARD FAN OF POLTERGIEST. i REMEMBER SEEING THIS AS A CHILD AND i COULDN'T WAIT TO SEE THE MOVIE. i LOVE THAT IT DOESN'T SHOW MUCH.
hshawn00 1 year ago
doesn't really provide any point of intrigue specific to a Poltergeist fan seeing as how a prospective audience viewing this teaser hasn't even the slightest clue that the film is set in Chicago. Off the top of my head I can think of a number of different ways to reconstruct this trailer in a way that would better get the job of pooling the support of Poltergeist followers done, such as using quick fade in/ fade out transitions to show images of items from the previous two films only slightly...
Willowville 2 years ago
iconic of the series, such as the front of the first Freeling home, the television, the toy phone from the second movie or a brief glimpse of the underground cavern in shadow below the cemetery. Mix this sequence of snapshots with one or two voice overs AT MOST, taken from the first two films that can stir in the audience vague memories of the series thus far, putting them on the edge of their seats to see if the title flashed at the end of the teaser will fulfill their expectations. After...
Willowville 2 years ago
this, THEN show only a fraction of the footage of the city used here, fading into it in the same manner you have with the past two or three images you selected from the previous movies, cue in the same voice over line used here, and keep the rest of the teaser in order to further act upon a Poltergeist fan's already sneaking suspicion that this is in fact a continuation of the series, satisfying them with glimpses of whats to come delivered with a bang that really hits home. This teaser...
Willowville 2 years ago
, if anything, achieves about an eighth of this effect. Indeed, as I said in my original post, if anything, it would seem more up to the task of reflecting how remarkably crappy the movie it's advertising is than arousing enough interest to trick people into spending a few bucks that, at the end of it all, they'll want back.
Willowville 2 years ago
@deanriam it s the original!
stephy7475 5 months ago
roflcopter
Tdhun 2 years ago
while it was nice to see Heather one last time, I always thought they should've left it with part 2 unless Jobeth and Craig would've been in this one
PaperP1ate 2 years ago
The 3rd movie really suffered from alot of bad things happening while they were shooting it . . . one thing, poor Heather O' Rourke died while filming and also, the director was severely injured too.
MrAndrewjosh 2 years ago
i swear there was a 4th movie but guess not
desaaron777 2 years ago
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some scary stuff
dolphin35901 2 years ago
A flat ending to the trilogy. Julian Beck was sorely missed as Kane.
bobgrantsbus 2 years ago
Was that Danielle Harris screaming??
salvy4u 2 years ago
good preview
yodavalentine 2 years ago
oh my god ok so i went to the John Hancock Building for brunch today ( the building in the movie) and the elavator, on the way to the 96th floor, got stuck! Me and 12 other people were stuck in there for an hour and a half, it was really creepy b/c the same thing happened in the movie...
dbeckhamlova23 2 years ago
personally, i didnt like the third movie. it was nothing compared to the first!
but thats just my opinion
canihaveacookieplzz 3 years ago
1st 1982 2nd 1986 3rd 1988
Release dates
horsebreedingfan2 3 years ago 2
Do you even know how old these movies are?!?!?!?
mcintyreskier018 3 years ago
lol thats not that old then...
TECfan1 2 years ago
how did the we girl die?
vincent1987price 3 years ago
septic shock after having surgery for a blockage in her intestine, caused by crohns disease, which i also suffer from :(
kjek1 3 years ago
I saw an interview with the mother. She said that Heather O'Rourke had been misdiagnosed with Crohn's Disease when what she actually had was a blocked sphincter. The medications given to her for the Crohn's Disease actually exacerbated the blockage. Had she been diagnosed properly in the first place, she would have gotten the surgery right away instead of waiting and getting the wrong treatment. I guess the lesson is to always get a second opinion. Quite tragic. Poor baby.
mmedefarge 2 years ago
12. Her name is Heather O'Rourke
SimplyAAD 3 years ago
did they replace the little blonde girl then cuz she died in the middle of shooting!!
dannyjonesluvver 3 years ago
Yes they did
ForeverLovePrincess 3 years ago
Yes.
shaneandstuff 3 years ago
She died AFTER the movie was made IMDB (-;
italianotampa 3 years ago
Well, yes and no. The movie was completed, but they were going to reshoot part of the ending. She died inbetween completeing the movie and the reshoots. The part at the end where her uncle is holding carol anne is a body double.
shaneandstuff 3 years ago 3
Oh ok, thanx for the info!
italianotampa 3 years ago
Im not a True Beliver but in the first flim he use real skaltons now if u ask me u should leave the dead to rest
orangegob 3 years ago
Real skeletons! That's incredible; they're not that easy to come by or cheap. Hell, we had to make due with just pieces of skeletons in college and the full skeleton was plastic.
There's an artist, whose name escapes me, who bought bodies from Asia to use for his "art" (he puts them in plastic and then positions them as "sculptures". That shouldn't be allowed especially since medical students and occupational and physical therapy students are all forced to share the same cadavers.
mmedefarge 2 years ago
His name is Gunther von Hagens!! ^^ ;-)
Alinchen3008 2 years ago
It is sad. She was an amazing actress.
...and Hilary Duff was in Casper when she was little and she's not dead.
Mirialiah 3 years ago
There was an some-call curse on the set
Novelists 3 years ago
Actually, that was Christina Ricci in "Casper."
ShortyLongstrokin 3 years ago
yeah, there was one with cristina ricci, and one with hilary. it was casper meets wendy
sanadabri 3 years ago
No...there was definitely a Hilary Duff version. xD
Mirialiah 3 years ago
Ahhhhhhhhhh it aint funny.........ITS SCARRRRRY! Everyone gets cursed! Can u remember......"The Exorcist"? Peeps even died making that film! xx
Glitteryiceyangel 4 years ago 5
Same thing with "The Omen".
timberwolf84 3 years ago
This film was dedicated to heather o rourke. it was a shame that this little talented girl. lost her life at the age of 12. rest in peace heather,
69moondog69 4 years ago 30
how'd she die?
rickydoo85 4 years ago 2
a disease called (cardiopulmonary arrest and intestinal stenosis
DanielleCulberson 4 years ago 4
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it's funny, a lot of people who were in ghost movies die young.
rickydoo85 4 years ago
thats not funny!
pancakes4everyone 4 years ago 12
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yeah it is
Gamemaster0987 4 years ago
Rickydoo, you are terribly callous. What if one of your family member died when they were only 12.
MatthewBuick 3 years ago
i think they meant funny as in ironic. you're makin a movie in which the subject matter is of a ghost(or ghosts) and some really weird stuff happens on set. and you make a movie about an exorcism and weird stuff happens. rather ironic,no?
SephirothsFayt 3 years ago