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* Sue went through a TraumaCongaLine in one night, and to top it all off is blamed for it. What is her response? She maintains her innocence and writes a book about the experience, mainly to protect Tommy's good name.
* Sue's consistent NervesOfSteel when being interrogated. She maintains her innocence and explains the situation as honestly as possible; well, except for the part where she saved Carrie's life and is hiding her because Carrie would either be arrested, committed, or sent to a weird science lab where her powers would be studied. When the investigators learn that Sue ''was'' innocent, they apologize to her.
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* Sue has witnessed the destruction on prom night, including the death of her boyfriend. She follows Carrie to her house, seeing a dead body on the floor and another one seemingly in the tub; Sue pulls out Carrie, administers CPR, and revives her. She also gets a fistful of Carrie's thoughts, learning that she wasn't in control of her actions during the rampage. How does Sue respond? By hiding Carrie, lying to the cops, and giving her a solution: move to another state under an assumed name. She also reassures Carrie that what happened wasn't her fault because she lost control. Unlike practically every version, this one has hope that Carrie will recover from what she did, and what happened to her.
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** Also what makes Carrie snapped: that Chris ''killed Tommy''. In most versions, Carrie hates the prank and the laughing. Here, it's that the only kid who was nice to her died. Doubles as a SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoment.
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* The principal and vice-principal not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, actions but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The principal also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
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* The prom ballots aren't rigged in the book. Carrie and Tommy tie first with another couple, and win in a run-off ballot. Carrie was voted Prom Queen without any interference from Chris.
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* Mrs Snell defending her daughter when Margaret rants about the sinful ways of the young - "My Sue is a ''good'' girl" - and she says it with a badass politeness that makes Margaret immediately change the subject.
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* A meta example. PJ Soles was only cast for a couple of weeks. However her ad-lib of hitting Carrie with her hat inspired Brian [=DePalma=] to write more scenes for her. Then she ended up cast in another horror classic ''{{Film/Halloween 1978}}'' because John Carpenter loved her work in this.
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* A meta example. PJ Soles was only cast for a couple of weeks. However However, her ad-lib of hitting Carrie with her hat inspired Brian [=DePalma=] to write more scenes for her. Then she ended up cast in another horror classic ''{{Film/Halloween 1978}}'' because John Carpenter loved her work in this.
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* The scene with Mr Morton has an added AdaptationalBadass moment for Carrie. Instead of just telekinetically flipping an ash tray off the table when her name is said wrong, she moves the whole table itself across the room.
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* The scene with Mr Mr. Morton has an added AdaptationalBadass moment for Carrie. Instead of just telekinetically flipping an ash tray ashtray off the table when her name is said wrong, she moves the whole table itself across the room.
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* The school officials, who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
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* The school officials, who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, actions but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
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* Angela Bettis's performance of Carrie deserves lots of praise, as she had the hard task of following Sissy Spacek's Oscar-nominated turn in the 1976 version. She herself was a fan of the book and original film, and gave a grand performance that many think is equal to Sissy Spacek's - and some even find better.
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* Angela Bettis's performance of Carrie deserves lots of praise, as she had the hard task of following Sissy Spacek's Oscar-nominated turn in the 1976 version. She herself was a fan of the book and original film, film and gave a grand performance that many think is equal to Sissy Spacek's - and some even find better.
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* Miss Desjardin shutting the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meting out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
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* Miss Desjardin shutting the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' Chris's phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meting out. Chris' Chris's refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
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** While it was horrific as well, Carrie giving the twins Nicki and Lizzy their comeuppance - if you believe they too were in on the prank, which they were in the original script (when the video plays, one of the twins can be seen looking excited as if she was expecting it). If you think about it, being subjected to a horrific drawn-out torture (being held down on the floor while everyone tramples them to death) that no one bothers to help them from is quite fitting karma for what they did to her.
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** While it was horrific as well, Carrie giving the twins Nicki and Lizzy their comeuppance - if you believe they too were in on the prank, which they were in the original script (when the video plays, one of the twins can be seen looking excited as if she was expecting it). If you think about it, being subjected to a horrific and drawn-out torture (being held down on the floor while everyone tramples them to death) that no one bothers to help them from is quite fitting karma for what they did to her.
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* A student named George survives the prom... despite the fact that he was not only caught right in the middle of the destruction, but ''stayed behind'' to herd everyone else out. He doesn't leave until everyone else has had a chance to escape. [[BadassBystander That is one brave kid.]]
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* A student named George survives the prom... despite the fact that he was not only caught right in the middle of the destruction, destruction but ''stayed behind'' to herd everyone else out. He doesn't leave until everyone else has had a chance to escape. [[BadassBystander That is one brave kid.]]
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* The famous "Figure-8" shot in which the camera seemingly effortlessly glides around the crowded prom to follow the whole process of rigging the votes, followed by rising over the stage to reveal the blood bucket before zooming back in on Carrie where it started, all in one take in what the cinematographer described as easily one of the hardest things he ever did in his career.
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** [[spoiler:Carrie causing Tina's dress to catch fire, not long after she posted the locker room video for the whole class to see.]]
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* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villainous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
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* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villainous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
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** While it was horrific as well, Carrie giving the twins Nicki and Lizzy their comeuppance - if you believe they too were in on the prank, which they were in the original script (when the video plays, one of the twins can be seen looking excited as if she was expecting it). If you think about it, being subjected to a horrific drawn-out torture (being held down on the floor while everyone tramples them to death) that no one bothers to help them from is quite fitting karma for what they did to her.
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* During the prom disaster, Sue is immediately trying to call someone for help on her phone. The authorities are seen there shortly after Carrie has left, so Sue's quick thinking may have saved several lives.
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* Carrie first getting her mother to back off, long before she's able to control her powers. She threatens "I'll make the stones come again, Momma!" - remembering the incident when she was three. It's enough to make Margaret stop in her tracks.
* Minor one for Carrie but when she first arrives at the prom, she gets a good snarky line on Norma by quipping "I'm Don [=McLean=]'s [[RefugeInAudacity secret lover]]" - and her inner narration goes 'so ''that's'' what you look like when a joke is played on you'.
* The prom ballots aren't rigged in the book. Carrie and Tommy tie first with another couple, and win in a run-off ballot. Carrie was voted Prom Queen without any interference from Chris.
* Minor one for Carrie but when she first arrives at the prom, she gets a good snarky line on Norma by quipping "I'm Don [=McLean=]'s [[RefugeInAudacity secret lover]]" - and her inner narration goes 'so ''that's'' what you look like when a joke is played on you'.
* The prom ballots aren't rigged in the book. Carrie and Tommy tie first with another couple, and win in a run-off ballot. Carrie was voted Prom Queen without any interference from Chris.
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* A meta example. PJ Soles was only cast for a couple of weeks. However her ad-lib of hitting Carrie with her hat inspired Brian [=DePalma=] to write more scenes for her. Then she ended up cast in another horror classic ''{{Film/Halloween 1978}}'' because John Carpenter loved her work in this.
* Nancy Allen also managed to turn up on the last day of auditions, not even sure if she'd be seen, and got the role of Chris.
* Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie ensured that this film was OutOfTheGhetto and got Oscar nominations for their performances. That still rarely happens in horror films.
* Nancy Allen also managed to turn up on the last day of auditions, not even sure if she'd be seen, and got the role of Chris.
* Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie ensured that this film was OutOfTheGhetto and got Oscar nominations for their performances. That still rarely happens in horror films.
* The scene with Mr Morton has an added AdaptationalBadass moment for Carrie. Instead of just telekinetically flipping an ash tray off the table when her name is said wrong, she moves the whole table itself across the room.
* Tina getting a dose of LaserGuidedKarma. When people are trying to escape through the doors, she slaps a couple out of the way clearly trying to save herself. Cue basketball hoop coming loose and putting a stop to her.
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* Angela Bettis's performance of Carrie deserves lots of praise, as she had the hard task of following Sissy Spacek's Oscar-nominated turn in the 1976 version. She herself was a fan of the book and original film, and gave a grand performance that many think is equal to Sissy Spacek's - and some even find better.
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* In the 1976 film, Carrie showing her powers to her abusive bitch mother for the first time. "Things are gonna change around here..."
* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original -- it's quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples their car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
* The 1976 prom scene on the whole, despite being NightmareFuel for most, is pretty great to watch on a cinematic/artistic level.
* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original -- it's quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples their car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
* The 1976 prom scene on the whole, despite being NightmareFuel for most, is pretty great to watch on a cinematic/artistic level.
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* Chris and Billy's demisein the 1976 original -- it's quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples their car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
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* Miss Desjardin’s calling out of the girls for the shower incident in the 2002 version.incident. She actually throws a whole duffel bag’s amount of tampons at the girls, then gives them a [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech serious verbal lashing]] for how they treated Carrie.
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* The school officials in the 2002 remake who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
* In the 2002 film after the blood is poured - in contrast to the book, where everyone is laughing - Helen does not find it funny at all. She smacks Kenny for laughing at Carrie and immediately goes onto the stage to see if she's alright. She's also seen trying to move Tommy's body off the stage during the initial rampage.
* In the 2002 film after the blood is poured - in contrast to the book, where everyone is laughing - Helen does not find it funny at all. She smacks Kenny for laughing at Carrie and immediately goes onto the stage to see if she's alright. She's also seen trying to move Tommy's body off the stage during the initial rampage.
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*In the 2002 film after After the blood is poured - in contrast to the book, where everyone is laughing - Helen does not find it funny at all. She smacks Kenny for laughing at Carrie and immediately goes onto the stage to see if she's alright. She's also seen trying to move Tommy's body off the stage during the initial rampage.
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* Also in the 2002 film, Miss Desjardin manages to keep her head during the prom destruction and rallies a few people to get out through the air vents.
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* The 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* In the 2013 film when Tommy calls the English teacher an asshole for being rude to Carrie.
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* The prom scene in the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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* The prom scene in the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy in the 2013 remake, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villianous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[JustForFun/XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[JustForFun/XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
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* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy in the 2013 remake, Billy, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villianous villainous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
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* In the 2013 movie, a A student named George survives the prom... despite the fact that he was not only caught right in the middle of the destruction, but ''stayed behind'' to herd everyone else out. He doesn't leave until everyone else has had a chance to escape. [[BadassBystander That is one brave kid.]]
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* "The Destruction" from TheMusical, which is a song just after the blood gets dumped on Carrie. On the revival's soundtrack, Carrie's actress's singing had been good, but nothing spectacular. Then, in ''this'' song, she belts out: "Doesn't anybody think that I hear?!", and just like that, you know why they cast this girl.
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-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that Carrie White might have feelings? Do any of you ever ''stop to think''?! Sue? Helen? Tina? Oh, you think she’s ugly, don’t you? Well, ''you’re'' ugly. I saw just ugly all of you are Friday morning!\\
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-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that Carrie White might have feelings? Do any of you ever ''stop to think''?! Sue? Helen? Tina? Oh, you think she’s ugly, don’t you? Well, ''you’re'' ugly. I saw just how ugly all of you are Friday morning!\\
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* There's also Miss Desjardin still getting away with hitting Chris without actually hitting her (she slapped her in the book and original film but wouldn't be possible in the 2000s) - shoving her against the locker. Chris tries to protest that she can't hit her students, Miss Desjardin gives her an icy "I barely touched you" that's practically daring the little sociopath to claim she was hit and [[CassandraTruth see who believes her]].
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* Mrs. Desjardin slapping the shit out of [[AlphaBitch Chris]] was pretty awesome, considering how much of a bitch she is.
* The school officials in the original novel who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** The Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
* The school officials in the original novel who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
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* Mrs. Desjardin slapping the shit out of slamming [[AlphaBitch Chris]] into a locker was pretty awesome, considering how much of a bitch she is.
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* Mrs.Desjardin/Collins Desjardin slapping the shit out of [[AlphaBitch Chris]] was pretty awesome, considering how much of a bitch she is.
* The school officials in the original novel who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** The Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
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* Mrs. Collins slapping the shit out of [[AlphaBitch Chris]] was pretty awesome, considering how much of a bitch she is.
** Even better,in the 1976 film, Chris tries to get people to side with her, but they don't even care, as proved when Sue tells her to shut up. It shows that Chris herself wasn't as popular as she thought she was.
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* The school officials in the original novel who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
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-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that Carrie White might have feelings? Do any of you ever ''stop to think''?! Sue? Helen? Tina? Oh, you think she’s ugly, don’t you? Well, ''you’re'' ugly. I saw just ugly all of you are Friday morning!\\
'''Chris:''' You can’t talk to us like this, my dad’s a lawyer!\\
'''Miss Desjardin:''' ''[[BigShutUp Shut up!]]'' Open your mouth one more time… and I’ll plug ''you'' up.
-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that Carrie White might have feelings? Do any of you ever ''stop to think''?! Sue? Helen? Tina? Oh, you think she’s ugly, don’t you? Well, ''you’re'' ugly. I saw just ugly all of you are Friday morning!\\
'''Chris:''' You can’t talk to us like this, my dad’s a lawyer!\\
'''Miss Desjardin:''' ''[[BigShutUp Shut up!]]'' Open your mouth one more time… and I’ll plug ''you'' up.
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** TheMusical version is no less awesome.
--->'''Carrie:''' ''(in the midst of an argument with Margaret)'' Momma, come back here!\\
'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the windows.\\
'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
** And while Margaret of course goes into a God-fearing panic, Carrie calmly sits back down and finishes her dinner. End of act one.
* Special mention to the school officials in the 2002 remake (and the original novel) who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples their car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
* In the 2013 film when Tommy calls the English teacher an asshole for being rude to Carrie.
-->'''Tommy''': [[PrecisionFStrike Asshole.]]\\
''[entire class turns to look at him in shock]''\\
'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say something?\\
'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
--->'''Carrie:''' ''(in the midst of an argument with Margaret)'' Momma, come back here!\\
'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the windows.\\
'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
** And while Margaret of course goes into a God-fearing panic, Carrie calmly sits back down and finishes her dinner. End of act one.
* Special mention to the school officials in the 2002 remake (and the original novel) who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples their car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
* In the 2013 film when Tommy calls the English teacher an asshole for being rude to Carrie.
-->'''Tommy''': [[PrecisionFStrike Asshole.]]\\
''[entire class turns to look at him in shock]''\\
'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say something?\\
'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
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--->'''Carrie:''' ''(in the midst of an argument with Margaret)'' Momma, come back here!\\
'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the windows.\\
'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
** And while Margaret of course goes into a God-fearing panic, Carrie calmly sits back down and finishes her dinner. End of act one.
* Special mention to the school officials in the 2002 remake (and the original novel) who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* In the 2013 film when Tommy calls the English teacher an asshole for being rude to Carrie.
-->'''Tommy''': [[PrecisionFStrike Asshole.]]\\
''[entire class turns to look at him in shock]''\\
'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say something?\\
'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
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** [[SpecialEffectsEvolution Thirty seven years of technological advancements later]], the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
*** Special mention includes [[spoiler:Carrie causing Tina's dress to catch fire, not long after she posted the locker room video for the whole class to see.]]
*** Carrie's razing the prom in general. Unlike the other versions, Carrie isn't in near-catatonic shock. She's fully aware and consciously ''kicking ass''.
** On a meta level, any version of the prom rampage for anyone who's ever been bullied. Sure, it's horrific DisproportionateRetribution, and there doubtlessly lots of relative innocents caught up in Carrie's slaughter, but it's kind of hard not to root for her to finally teach those remorseless assholes a lesson.
* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy in the 2013 remake, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villianous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[JustForFun/XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
* "The Destruction" from TheMusical, which is a song just after the blood gets dumped on Carrie. On the revival's soundtrack, Carrie's actress's singing had been good, but nothing spectacular. Then, in ''this'' song, she belts out: "Doesn't anybody think that I hear?!", and just like that, you know why they cast this girl.
** In the original version, this song has a reprise of "And Eve Was Weak", making the number show more of Carrie's rage and SanitySlippage.
* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(talking over Margaret)'' Mama, that's not even in the Bible! It doesn't say that ''anywhere''.
*** Special mention includes [[spoiler:Carrie causing Tina's dress to catch fire, not long after she posted the locker room video for the whole class to see.]]
*** Carrie's razing the prom in general. Unlike the other versions, Carrie isn't in near-catatonic shock. She's fully aware and consciously ''kicking ass''.
** On a meta level, any version of the prom rampage for anyone who's ever been bullied. Sure, it's horrific DisproportionateRetribution, and there doubtlessly lots of relative innocents caught up in Carrie's slaughter, but it's kind of hard not to root for her to finally teach those remorseless assholes a lesson.
* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy in the 2013 remake, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villianous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[JustForFun/XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
* "The Destruction" from TheMusical, which is a song just after the blood gets dumped on Carrie. On the revival's soundtrack, Carrie's actress's singing had been good, but nothing spectacular. Then, in ''this'' song, she belts out: "Doesn't anybody think that I hear?!", and just like that, you know why they cast this girl.
** In the original version, this song has a reprise of "And Eve Was Weak", making the number show more of Carrie's rage and SanitySlippage.
* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(talking over Margaret)'' Mama, that's not even in the Bible! It doesn't say that ''anywhere''.
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!!2002 film
* Miss Desjardin’s calling out of
-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that
*** Special
'''Chris:''' You can’t talk to us like this, my dad’s a lawyer!\\
'''Miss Desjardin:''' ''[[BigShutUp Shut up!]]'' Open your mouth one more time… and I’ll plug ''you'' up.
* The school officials in the 2002 remake who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention
*** Carrie's razing the prom in general. Unlike the other versions, Carrie isn't in near-catatonic shock. She's fully aware and consciously ''kicking ass''.
** On a meta level, any version
* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy in the 2013 remake, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villianous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes
* The final act
* "The Destruction" from TheMusical, which is a song just after the blood gets dumped on Carrie. On the revival's soundtrack, Carrie's actress's singing had been good, but nothing spectacular. Then, in ''this'' song, she belts out: "Doesn't anybody think that I hear?!", and just like that, you know why they cast this girl.
** In the original version, this song has a reprise of "And Eve Was Weak", making the number show more of Carrie's rage and SanitySlippage.
* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(talking over Margaret)'' Mama, that's not even in the Bible! It doesn't say that ''anywhere''.
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!!2013 film
* The 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* In the 2013 film when Tommy calls the English teacher an asshole for being rude to Carrie.
-->'''Tommy''': [[PrecisionFStrike Asshole.]]\\
''[entire class turns to look at him in shock]''\\
'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say something?\\
'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
* The prom scene in the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
** [[spoiler:Carrie causing Tina's dress to catch fire, not long after she posted the locker room video for the whole class to see.]]
** Carrie's razing the prom in general. Unlike the other versions, Carrie isn't in near-catatonic shock. She's fully aware and consciously ''kicking ass''.
* The [[CurbStompBattle little showdown]] between Carrie against Chris and Billy in the 2013 remake, as Carrie ''literally'' tears the road apart to stop their escape and tosses them around like ragdolls ''while they were in their car.'' Chris tries to get a villianous one when [[spoiler: Billy is killed by trying to kill Carrie again, but the crowning moment goes back to Carrie when she smashes Chris's face through the windshield (rather accidentally since it was a move in self-defense) before throwing her into gas station tanks.]]
* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[JustForFun/XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(talking over Margaret)'' Mama, that's not even in the Bible! It doesn't say that ''anywhere''.
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!!Stage musical
* Carrie showing her powers to her abusive bitch mother for the first time.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(in the midst of an argument with Margaret)'' Momma, come back here!\\
'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the windows.\\
'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
** And while Margaret of course goes into a God-fearing panic, Carrie calmly sits back down and finishes her dinner. End of act one.
* "The Destruction" from TheMusical, which is a song just after the blood gets dumped on Carrie. On the revival's soundtrack, Carrie's actress's singing had been good, but nothing spectacular. Then, in ''this'' song, she belts out: "Doesn't anybody think that I hear?!", and just like that, you know why they cast this girl.
** In the original version, this song has a reprise of "And Eve Was Weak", making the number show more of Carrie's rage and SanitySlippage.
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** [[SpecialEffectsUpgrade Thirty seven years of technological advancements later]], the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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** [[SpecialEffectsUpgrade [[SpecialEffectsEvolution Thirty seven years of technological advancements later]], the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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** Thirty seven years of technological advancements later, the 2013 film amps up the destruction to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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** [[SpecialEffectsUpgrade Thirty seven years of technological advancements later, later]], the 2013 film [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome amps up the destruction destruction]] to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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*** Carrie's razing the prom in general. Different from the other versions, Carrie isn't in a shock. She's fully aware and consciously ''kicking ass''.
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*** Carrie's razing the prom in general. Different from Unlike the other versions, Carrie isn't in a near-catatonic shock. She's fully aware and consciously ''kicking ass''.
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* Miss Desjardin’s calling out of the girls for the shower incident in the 2002 version also deserves a mention. She actually throws a whole duffel bag’s amount of tampons at the girls, then gives them a [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech serious verbal lashing]] for how they treated Carrie.
-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that Carrie White might have feelings? Do any of you ever ''stop to think''?! Sue? Helen? Tina? Oh, you think she’s ugly, don’t you? Well, ''you’re'' ugly. I saw just ugly all of you are Friday morning!\\
'''Chris:''' You can’t talk to us like this, my dad’s a lawyer!\\
'''Miss Desjardin:''' ''[[BigShutUp Shut up!]]'' Open your mouth one more time… and I’ll plug ''you'' up.
-->'''Miss Desjardin:''' I want you all to know what you did on Friday was a really nasty thing. Did you stop to think that Carrie White might have feelings? Do any of you ever ''stop to think''?! Sue? Helen? Tina? Oh, you think she’s ugly, don’t you? Well, ''you’re'' ugly. I saw just ugly all of you are Friday morning!\\
'''Chris:''' You can’t talk to us like this, my dad’s a lawyer!\\
'''Miss Desjardin:''' ''[[BigShutUp Shut up!]]'' Open your mouth one more time… and I’ll plug ''you'' up.
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-->'''Carrie:''' ''(in the midst of an argument with Margaret)'' Momma, come back here!
-->'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the windows.
-->'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
-->'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the windows.
-->'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
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-->'''Margaret:'''
'''Margaret:''' The rain's coming in... I have to close the
-->'''Carrie:'''
'''Carrie:''' I'LL GET THEM! ''(she slams the windows shut, one by one, with her mind, scaring the crap out of her mother)''
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-->'''Tommy''': [[PrecisionFStrike Asshole.]]
-->(''entire class turns to look at him in shock'')
-->'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say something?
-->'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
-->(''entire class turns to look at him in shock'')
-->'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say something?
-->'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
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-->'''Tommy''': [[PrecisionFStrike Asshole.]]
-->(''entire]]\\
''[entire class turns to look at him inshock'')
-->'''Englishshock]''\\
'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you saysomething?
-->'''Tommy''':something?\\
'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
-->(''entire
''[entire class turns to look at him in
-->'''English
'''English Teacher''': Excuse me, Mr. Ross, did you say
-->'''Tommy''':
'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
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* In the 2013 movie, a student named George survives the prom... despite the fact that he was not only caught right in the middle of the destruction, but ''stayed behind'' to herd everyone else out. He doesn't leave until everyone else has had a chance to escape. [[BadassBystander That is one brave kid.]]
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-->'''Chris:''' SHE CAN’T GET AWAY WITH THIS IF WE ALL STICK TOGETHER! NORMA? ...Helen...? ''SUE!?''\\
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-->'''Chris:''' SHE CAN’T GET AWAY WITH THIS IF WE ALL STICK TOGETHER! NORMA? ...Helen...? Helen? ''SUE!?''\\
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-->'''Chris:''' SHE CAN’T GET AWAY WITH THIS IF WE ALL STICK TOGETHER! Norma?! ...Helen...? ''SUE!?''\\
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-->'''Chris:''' SHE CAN’T GET AWAY WITH THIS IF WE ALL STICK TOGETHER! Norma?! ...NORMA? ...Helen...? ''SUE!?''\\
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-->'''Chris:''' SHE CAN’T GET AWAY WITH THIS IF WE ALL STICK TOGETHER! Norma?! ...Helen...? ''SUE!?''\\
'''Sue:''' Shut up, Chris. Just shut up.
'''Sue:''' Shut up, Chris. Just shut up.
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* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples there car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
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* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples there their car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
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** In fact, it's revealed that, while Carrie thinks everyone is laughing at her, in reality, it's only a select few. Everyone else is ''horrified'', and rightfully so.
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** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
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** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the YouTube Website/YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
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* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
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* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[XMeetsY [[JustForFun/XMeetsY Meets]] Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
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* Special mention to the school officials in the 2002 remake (and the original novel) who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* Special mention to the school officials in the 2002 remake (and the original novel) who not only ensure Chris is punished for her actions, but also deliver a legal slap to her father's face when he actually attempts to sue them for suspending his daughter by threatening to file a countersuit on behalf of Carrie. The school official also makes special mention of Chris's numerous cases of harassing students.
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples there car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
** Special mention goes to the Principal. Sure, he doesn't say Carrie's name right, but he stands up for her anyway.
** There's also the 2013 version, where Miss Desjardin shuts the lawsuit threat right down by just mentioning the YouTube video Chris took of the prank. She goes on to state that if said video is on Chris' phone, they'll have proof that she posted it, which is more than enough to justify the punishment the school is meteing out. Chris' refusal to give them her phone is treated as proof she's guilty.
* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples there car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
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* Chris and Billy's demise in the 1976 original may not have as much of the spectacle as the 2013 remake, but it's still quite satisfying to see their attempt to run down Carrie backfire when she topples there car, then [[StuffBlowingUp blows it up for good measure.]]
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* In the 2002 film after the blood is poured - in contrast to the book, where everyone is laughing - Helen does not find it funny at all. She smacks Kenny for laughing at Carrie and immediately goes onto the stage to see if she's alright. She's also seen trying to move Tommy's body off the stage during the initial rampage.
** Also when Tina sarcastically says "good luck" to Carrie during the voting, Helen gives her a DeathGlare that warns her not to say anything else.
* Also in the 2002 film, Miss Desjardin manages to keep her head during the prom destruction and rallies a few people to get out through the air vents.
** Also when Tina sarcastically says "good luck" to Carrie during the voting, Helen gives her a DeathGlare that warns her not to say anything else.
* Also in the 2002 film, Miss Desjardin manages to keep her head during the prom destruction and rallies a few people to get out through the air vents.
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* Mrs. Desjardin, or Ms. Collins slapping the shit out of [[AlphaBitch Chris]] was pretty awesome, considering how much of a bitch she is.
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* Mrs. Desjardin, or Ms. Collins Desjardin/Collins slapping the shit out of [[AlphaBitch Chris]] was pretty awesome, considering how much of a bitch she is.
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* In the 2013 version, Carrie calling out her mother for straight-up inventing Bible passages to suit her agenda while Margaret rants at her.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(talking over Margaret)'' Mama, that's not even in the Bible! It doesn't say that ''anywhere''.
-->'''Carrie:''' ''(talking over Margaret)'' Mama, that's not even in the Bible! It doesn't say that ''anywhere''.
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-->'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
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-->'''Tommy''': [[BlatantLies I said]] awesome. [[SincerityMode I just thought what Carrie read]] [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments was awesome.]] [[WhatTheHellHero Didn't you, Mr. Ulmann?]]
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** Thirty seven years of technological advancements later, the 2013 film amps up the destruction to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[DragonballZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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** Thirty seven years of technological advancements later, the 2013 film amps up the destruction to truly ''sublime'' levels, the least of which is the [[DragonballZ [[Anime/DragonBallZ Perfect-Cell style shockwave]] which sent the stadium of bullies flying that ''opened'' Carrie's rampage.
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* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[XMeetsY Meets]] DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
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* The final act of the 2013 version can easily be called ''Carrie [[XMeetsY Meets]] DragonBallZ''; Anime/DragonBallZ''; and that's quite a fine compliment for a remake.
