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what are your opinions on the film? think it'll be a car wreck or a gem?

Hardly. Every other "horror movie" that comes out anymore is a teenager "killfest".
If Halloween can be remade without any hitches, I'm sure Friday The 13th can as well.

So it's basically like the 50 billion marvel crossover comics ever made?

It's just what the doctored ordered for the series...We haven't seen Jason go back to the basics in a long time...In F vs. J, teenagers died, but that wasn't the focus of the film. Jason X was...Something else, as well as was Jason Goes To Hell...Since Part 8, we really haven't seen Jason just be himself without a gimmick, and now this movie will return to a more glorious time...Just what the doctor ordered. Well, technically even Part 8 had a gimmick, so let's go all the way back to Part 7, shall we?

On your other query, I could care less about other teenage kill fests.

I hardly see it as a gimmick; it's the whole basis of the film. The other movies had gimmicks because it derived from the basis. Also, have I not made myself clear on the fact that we haven't seen this so called "gimmick" since, what, the late 80's? (For this particular series, that is; All others can be tossed aside.) Which is why it will be a nostalgic return of which, yes, I'm going to say it again, just what the doctor ordered...Not to mention the fact that everywhere I go all I hear is excited anticipation of this re-delving into the Jason Teenage Kill Fest Basis. This movie will kick a**, whether prescript ed or not anyways, so...

Those weren't gimmicks either! Jeez! Does every single movie out there have to have some basic equal concept in which if any derivations occur, it's considered a gimmick? Meaning, is every movie out there a, let's say, a romance story where man meets girl, man falls in love with girl, man marries girl type of movie? And then add in a third wheel, it's considered a gimmick? No, that's just the whole basis of the film. As if A Nightmare on Elm Street was deriving from what, the Slasher genre? Who says that a certain genre has to have one underlining concept? Those movies didn't have gimmicks; a gimmick is if it derives from the original concept, and if I'm right, A Nightmare on Elm Street was an, eh hem, original concept. Hellraiser too. Freddy fighting Jason, now that was a gimmick. Original, true. But involving two stories whose original concept didn't involve fighting each other. Hence, a gimmick.

the remakes or made into personal storys such as before they were murderers doesn't really interest me I watched the film and didn't find anything that great about it to me what it reminds me of (sorry to get otaku on everyone but..) when there's a anime that people like they often make there own fan comics on how they'd like to see the character or if they want to change the ending because they werent satisfied with it. Kinda reminds me of those sort of things when others remake the classics.

Thats pretty much all i have to say on that.

It suck balls.