now that the dust has settled which was better?

>>81036858
neither

>>81036898
for you

http://www.theonion.com/article/area-man-cant-remember-whether-he-rented-mimic-or--4128

>>81036858
the mimic was fucking great, I have it on both vhs and dvd

>>81036858
I recently rewatched Relic for the first time since it was in theaters and I was shocked at how comfy it was. Mimic on the other hand never really did it for me.

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>>81038064

>THE mimic

>>81038139

>Relic

AUUUUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Mimic >>> Relic

>>81038163
They're the same difference, irregardless.

>>81038163
lol

>>81036858
I remember being heavily traumatized by the beginning of Mimic throughout most of my childhood. I think it was underground and someone approaches it and it kills them or something. Its funny, I've seen the movie twice throughout my life since then but never caught the first few scenes for whatever reason.

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>>81038373
>heavily traumatized
> since then never caught the first few scenes for whatever reason

>for whatever reason

>reason

Two extremely enjoyable 90's films, OP. Why must we fight, why cannot we enjoy?

>>81036858
mimic
also the sequels are any good?

>>81038826
It was never intentional. Whenever I saw it on TV it was always around 20 mins in. Each time I was hoping I didn't miss it so I could see why it affected me so much back then.

>>81038929
no

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>>81038947
Find a copy online and see anon.

>>81038947
You're risking retraumatizing yourself into a coma.