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Image 1 — A different look at the syringe scene. I always thought there was a wall behind them. There’s a whole other half of the room back there that was hidden in darkness.
Image 2 — A different look at the syringe scene. I always thought there was a wall behind them. There’s a whole other half of the room back there that was hidden in darkness.
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A different look at the syringe scene. I always thought there was a wall behind them. There’s a whole other half of the room back there that was hidden in darkness.

u/HalloweenII-1981 — 7 days ago
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This scene (TV Version) makes it seem like Michael knew where Mr. Garrett was, and was going back to take him out. Do you think that’s the case? …or do you think he just happen to run into him?

If you haven’t seen the full scene, check out my previous post with the clip of the Mr. Garrett scene.

u/HalloweenII-1981 — 10 days ago
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Such a great scene from beginning to end, back to back with the Elrod scene…and to think, just minutes before Michael was shot out of a second story window…

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u/HalloweenII-1981 — 20 days ago
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The opening recap of Halloween II (1981) recreates the climactic balcony scene from Halloween (1978), but contains several notable continuity goofs and changes. How do we feel about this?

Front vs. Back Balcony: In Halloween (1978), Michael Myers is shot by Dr. Loomis and falls off the backcovered balcony of the Doyle house. In the Halloween II flashback/recreation, he falls off the front balcony.

Balcony Structure: The balcony in the original film is a covered, enclosed structure, whereas the one built/used for the re-filmed sequence in Halloween II is open and uncovered.

u/HalloweenII-1981 — 21 days ago