I have to agree. I found this a worthy remake, and her scene after transforming is my favorite in the movie, and I believe easily the creepiest and most emotional.
It's amazing what some actors are capable of through pure physical acting, in her case completely without dialogue. As an adolescent she possessed far more physical acting capacity than many adult actors ever will. The way she moves is so eerie, and so well-acted that I only wish it had been shot earlier in the film-making schedule, so every zombie actor and extra could have been required to watch it.
In fact, every zombie actor and extra from now on should be made to watch it.
Honestly, I was so impressed that I came here years ago to see what she'd be up to as an adult actor, and right now I'm watching "Crash." Seeing her as an adult actor now drove me straight here to her message board.
I only hope she gets many opportunities for good roles in the future.

Yeah, she gets my vote as the scariest zombie in the history of cinema.

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No offense, but you are trying to tell me what to do, and, on top of that, what my father should do.
I think YOUR Father needs to teach YOU about respect, and about minding your own business and not interfering with other people's.
And how dare you say I have no idea what real responsibility is? I'm not trying to start an argument here but, as far as I know, you might be some snot-nosed punk, or you might be a loser geek. Or you might be a pedophile, or perhaps even a necrophiliac. (See, it's not nice when people make unfounded assumptions, is it?) Nevertheless, even if you are a well-to-do individual, my business is my business, and you shouldn't be looking down at my opinions.
We were just having a conversation but, apparently, you think you know it all. If you want to keep talking about Ms. Heather Mazur, or about spyware, or about computers, fine. However, if you just want to tell me how your way is right, and my way is wrong, I think you should just shut your yapper, a'ight?

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What responsibility? I don't give a crap about my father's computer. It's just an utility. I'm not gonna take more care of a computer than I am of a MSN TV receiver.
If it stops working properly, I stop using it.
And please don't tell me I don't have responsibility. It's not my responsibility to take care of a machine that's not mine and that needs more care than a freakin' baby, okay!?

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But then, I think this common sense you are referring to is the one which develops in dudes who spend most of their spare time with their nose in a computer.
But why are you so set on putting the idea that computers are infallible in my head? Don't you see that it's a lost cause? (I mean, I will never use a computer for something I can do myself, cheaper or in a more convenient way.)

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Well, I wouldn't be so cheap if I had a lot of money, like you seem to have.
If I could piss money away, and not miss it, I would, you know?!
What do you mean "common sense will prevail"? Whose common sense? The son of a bitch's who made that site which put the keylogger on my father's computer?

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My friend, here's how I look at it.
So many people use desktop computers, first of all, because the North American society imposes it on them (have you ever been to Europe? - very few students use computers to enrol in their university, for example), and second of all, because they like things that do multiple tasks for them.
Me, if I want fax, I use a (public) fax machine. If I want to print something, I use the computer at the university. (No sense in wasting lots of money on paper and ink and printer for my computer.) If I want word processing, my father has a used typewriter, which is just as good. If I want to watch DVDs, I use the DVD Player. If I want to buy stuff off the Internet, I have the WebTV (it's called MSN TV now).
So, basically, I only need a computer if I really need to download something immediately. (Or to make DVDs, but I don't need to be connected to the Internet for that, so I use the crappy one in my room, which someone donated to me.)
Anyway, you sound like you get along very well with your computer. But tell me this, isn't it true that you spend a lot of time with your eyes in that flashing monitor, and also, isn't it true that maintaining a computer is a whole lot of cash? (Personally, I'd rather put that money in something else, than continuing to invest it in a thing doomed to become obsolete anyway, no matter how much you shell out for it.)
Yeah, I am careful about giving out personal information. If someone found out the CC number, I'd be in trouble, I know. But computers are not that safe, even if the browser has 128-bit encryption. I mean, if some hacker put one of those things that 2000keeps track of every key you've touched, what's the encryption going to do to protect you?

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That's easy to say (for people who don't use their father's computer to go on porn sites, like my younger brother). We have some software now, like RAV Antivirus, AntiVir, SpySweeper, SpyBot, but a computer238 is still not 100% safe, and probably never will. Even if I update those programs whenever necessary (and they always run in memory, of course).
When I run the spyware programs myself, I still get stuff like 'Amecisco Keylogger' and 'DSO Exploit', and they don't want to go away, no matter how many times I delete them and immunize.
On the other hand, WebTV will never crash, and you will never worry about entering your credit card number to purchase something.
I just gave up on using a computer for Internet. It's too much hassle and updates and1c84 fear.
But thank you very much for the good advice!

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I'm happy with WebTV. (Of course, my father has a computer, with High-Speed and everything, but I can't afford that, and I don't really want to either; see below why.)
If you knew the problems we had with the computer because of spyware and viruses
I have a crappy computer in my room, but I use it for emulators and DVDs. I'm afraid to connect it to the Internet.

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I guess you're right.
Thanks, but it was really nothing to it. I have WebTV (Internet on TV, through a special receiver), and the receiver has this cool feature, consisting of a red led that lights up immediately, when I get a new message. So, I saw IMDb's message, telling me someone posted a reply, right away.

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Yeah, too bad for her. I think NotLd was, indeed, her only movie, wasn't it? Unless IMDb missed one. (Is that possible?)

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