>Soul crushing moments in movies
>>62961421
Godfuckingdammit so much I hated that shit. Whhhhy would you do that??
what's so bad about this?
>>62961421
What?
What's going on here,Alan and his wife from Jurassic park?
>>62961421
I didn't really mind this, as it's actually a little more in line with the book.
>You're still the best, you know that right?
>>62962475
It's grant and his wife with her son
>>62962475
>wife
>>62961421
Is there a word for when this kinda thing happens?
>>62961421
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s9sjPzyQjk
JP1 > First half of JP2 > JP3 > Last half of JP2 > JW
We can all agree with that, right ?
>>62962936
JP1 >>>> shit >>>>> everything else
Its like Alien 3 all over agian !
>>62961421
I don't get it. What's the problem here?
>>62961421
I don't recall this scene at all. Was it JP3? I didn't see that one.
For me it was at the end of Van Helsing when Kate Beckinsale.....well.....you know
When that guy shot his son and then the military shows up in that movie the mist.
>>62962464
>>62962475
>>62963495
I think the point is that they didn't end up together, which is indeed kinda bullshit
>>62963560
>I didn't see that one.
don't, it's the T3 of the series
>You really are a big guy
How the fuck do you grow apart after surviving an island full of dinosurs together? I like to imagine Alan having super intense Raptor PTSD that drove Ellie away. On multiple occasions, Alan tried to strangle that parrot in the dead of night in fits of rage. JP3 supports this theory.
>>62964075
Man I would pay to see that
>>62964075
>How the fuck do you grow apart after surviving an island full of dinosurs together?
people change with age, sometimes drastically. you aren't the same person you were 10 years ago, or even 5 (depending on the person)
i don't think most people are compatible together all of their lives. it's better to split when you realize, rather than hang on for nostalgia/loneliness, and then end up resenting each othersource: i've been with the same woman for 10 years
>>62964024
I have nice memories of JP3 for some reason. It was the last Hollywood blockbuster whose marketing I really bought into. Every time I saw a tv spot, I got hyped as shit and bought the majority of the toys. And say what you will, JP3 looked gorgeous.and spinosaurus was a legitimately threatening dinosaur.
>>62964201
How old are you m8?
>>62964229
Twenty six.These were supposed to be my golden years and all I've done is shitpost on 4chins.org
>>62963975
Beat me to it. Yeah it's this.
>>62964075
> Alan. Can you say Alan? Alan.
> please please forgive me.
DEEPEST LORE.
>>62962638
Not yet, but maybe we should call it boko... Or bako... Maybe boka?
>>62964201
>JP3 looked gorgeous
Except it didn't.
And I bought all the toys too, but it still was a vile piece of shit.
>>62961421
JUST
>>62964298
Things could always become worse for you. Who knows? Maybe in 10 years you will have fond memories of these times on 4chan.
>>62961421
>>62962565
FUG. It's only hitting me now. I..FUG
She had a fiance in the book.
Also she was like 24, not 30.
If this upsets you, you're not an actual fan.
>>62962638
tykeblock
>>62962565
>You're still the best, you know that right?
Jesus, I don't remember her saying that.
>You're the dinosaur man!
>Yeah... the dinosaur man...
>>62964001
They didn't? I could've sworn that was his kid.
Then again I only made the mistake of watching JP III once. I even forgot about the pterodactyl attack.
>>62961421
the opening 20 minutes of this movie
>>62964520
That argument is complete bull. The book and movie are so damn different (like, 55-60% different) that they have to stand on their own and it's implied they do their own things
>Sattler has a minor role in Jurassic Park III. According to the film, her relationship with Dr. Grant ended after the first film, but they remain close friends. She is married to Mark, an attorney for the U.S. State Department who specializes in treaty law. They live in Washington, D.C. with their two children and host Alan for dinner. Later, when he is stranded on Isla Sorna, it is Ellie who Grant calls for help. She tells her husband, who sends in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marines to rescue them.
This is the worst possible kind of kekolding. Not only is Mark fucking his woman, but now he owes Mark his life.
>>62964520
I don't remember her having a fiance in the first book.
>>62964461
JP3 is indeed a vile piece of shit, but I personally thought it was visually stunning. Every scene was bustling with scenery and it was all built indoors, trees, plants, everything. It's kind of a testament to the wonders you can achieve on film. The only thing filmed outdoors was the river scene (on the Universal backlot), maybe the lab scenes, and for sure the scenes in open areas or off the island.
>>62964645
It was mentioned m8. Also, Grant was way older, and I think she was still in college.
>>62964602
You're gay.
>>62964520
It's the manner of telling Alan and the audience what the status of their relationship is.With a fiancee at worst they can have wild passionate affairs, at best leave the bf for Alan. But look at that scene. Check out the blocking, Alan hunched over, Ellie creeping from behind like a raptor, carrying another man's baby payload. It's a fucking efficiently brutal way of saying ITS OVER FOR US.
>>62964599
>establishing Rogue's powers
>introducing Wolverine with the cage match and the car crash
That's all I remember and it wasn't horrible.
The whole "Stay away from my girl" scene was worse, especially when Cyclops was your favorite X-man.
>>62961421
I always got the vibe that they still hooked up and fucked on the side.
The husband seemed especially uncomfortable with Grant around the house, also why would Grant have any interest in trying to teach another man's son about dinosaurs? He obviously wanted to impart some knowledge onto his afffair baby.
>Get drunken call from your ex begging you to take him back
>He's completely unintelligible and then hangs up
>You don't even know the existence of a new Jurassic Park
>Neither does the world
>You somehow convince the army to show up and rescue an American citizens in a foreign country based off of a partial and unrecorded fragmented conversation in like... A few hours
>And they all show up simultaneously in his precise location
>Also Billy is still alive
>>62964638
I feel you on this one, anon.
That part in X-Men 3 where Cyclops just gets fucking vaporized.
>actor doesn't want to do another movie
>bitter as fuck movie producers brutally kill a character that a bunch of kids love
Scummy industry.
>>62964673
Some of the jungle sets look like shit. The aviary and lab were great though.
>>62964776
To be fair, he was a shit cyclops mate.
It was more surprising and disappointing when Professor X got dusted.
>>62964692
I always thought Mark was the stepdad. Was there any evidence otherwise strictly within the film?
>>62964776
Fox was furious that the director ended up taking Superman over another X-Men. Turns out directing a superman movie was his life's dream and he couldn't pass it up.
>>62964680
Are you sure it was in the first book though?
>>62964863
I don't quite recall. I just remember after they had dinner the husband excused himself semi-nervously to let Grant and Ellie have some alone time to 'catch up'
>>62964756
Her husband is a senator or something.
>>62964137
Then get off a Chinese pictograph board and find a way to relate to your wife, you stupid chump.
>>62964889
I guess that's why X-Men 3 is so creepy in its destroying of Cyclops and Professor X out of fucking nowhere. It really disturbed me, shit was weird.
>>62964989
Which lends further credence to her being able to have an affair with Grant whenever her husband is scheduled to be away.
It's perfect.
>>62962638
filename ought to be
>plaintiff offers devastating evidence in alimony trial
>>62964585
>They didn't? I could've sworn that was his kid.
Her husband shows up like 20 seconds later in that scene, it's his kid. She even makes an offhand comment on how Grant didn't want kids
>>62965095
Yeah, it was discomforting to say the least.
The biggest problem with production was Warner Bros approaching Bryan Singer to direct Superman Returns in the first place.
Singer had plans for how the Dark Phoenix arc would work, and it sounded pretty amazing. Basically it was gonna open with cities getting leveled by an invisible force that even Xavier couldn't figure out, and the X-Men had to find out what was going on amidst the pandemonium of an end of the world scenario.
>>62964692
>also why would Grant have any interest in trying to teach another man's son about dinosaurs?
Because Grants entire life is about Dinosaurs and he was in the yard with his friends kid who was playing with Dinosaur toys.
It's called acting like a human, spergs wouldn't understand.
>>62965190
Man, I'm glad I only watched JP 3 when I was 12.
I forgot all of that shit. All I remember is William H. Macy, OP's pic, that stupid company jingle that kid sang, and the main bad dinosaur that I thought was made up at the time.
>>62965225
no
u
>>62964929
I only read the first book. So yes.
>>62964692
I subscribe to the affair baby idea, too, but to be completely fair it wouldn't be the first time Grant taught a kid he didn't know about dinosaurs.
>>62961421
It's like that moron Joe Johnston didn't understand the movies at all
The whole X-Men original trilogy was awful, Cyclops sucked, Jean Grey was too old, all the action scenes were sloppy, hard to believe that it launched the whole capeshit thing
>>62965339
>that moron Joe Johnston
You shut your fucking mouth. Johnston has a hell of a good track record. Blame Peter Buchanan, Alexander Payne, and Jim Taylor for the script. See the other shit they've written and you'll see who definitely wouldn't have understood a Jurassic Park movie.
>>62965191
X-3 is still prob the best X-Men movie and has the GOAT tier soundtrack of capeshit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP-oD-63dtE
>>62965392
>X-Men 2
>awful
Go fuck yourself. Nightcrawler alone made the whole thing worth it.
>>62961421
What a horrible way to go
>>62965415
>it's the best because of its soundtrack
Crystal Skull had a good OST, too, anon.
>>62961421
Similar to this
>>62965459
At least she loved him. That scene tore me up though.
>>62965457
it's got the least retarded of the stories.
X-Men has been weapons grade retard since First Class. The casting got better but the plots got fucking ridiculous.
>>62962541
Fucking this senpai.
She was engaged to a physicist and was moving to Chicago iirc.
Wait. You all realize that Grant decided in the end of Jurassic Park that he didn't want a family? Don't you remember how he watched that solo bird fly away? And the sad look on Elie's face?
They didn't have a happy ending.
Take your pick.
Just watched this. I didn't expect emotions in a monster movie.
>>62965526
>it's got the least retarded of the stories
Here's your (You).
>>62964520
Didn't read the whole thread through so I didn't see this reply.
I saw all 4 movies and read both books, so I came into this thread thinking: THIS.
>>62965528
This wasn't a George Lucas movie.
>>62965528
Nigga what
the whole point was that he learned how to appreciate children and become a father so he could create real life rather than the fake engineered monster life that Ingen made
>>62964680
He also had a beard.Then I imagined what Sam Neil would look like with a black manly lumberjack paleontologist Bob Ross beard
>>62965596
I thought the point was Grant saw the birds and thought about his evolution theory or whatever
>>62965610
Man, it's even colored like Bob's.
>>62965661
I thought it would've been more poetic if it was condors that they saw but yeah that was the point of that.
>>62965481
That makes it more depressing.
>>62965596
He learnt about kids, but he still chose not to have them. Go back and look at the expression on your one's face. Seriously.
>>62961421
Life finds a way?
>>62965771
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj3pd6ODBis
Scene in question. Watch the number of birds. Watch her expression. Notice how it ends on him solo, and not on him with the kids.
>>62965531
That ending is still really fucking sad even though it's trying to be hopeful.
>>62965191
Grammer as Beast was the coolest thing about X-Men 3, but he was really underused. It's a shame they didn't get him in the first 2 movies.
>>62965697
Not really. Depressing would be if she was like 'fuck you, I moved on, go away. You were better off staying dead. Stay away from my family' etc etc
Her reaction to him being alive was perfect. Their final moments together were brilliantly done, and Hanks' showing that letting her go was the hardest thing he had to do in the past 4 years was perfect. Somber, yea, but not depressing.
>>62965875
He came back for Future's Past for a quick cameo, and lord knows the actor hasn't done shit since Frasier worth mentioning, so he'll be back if they call him.
>>62965852
Nah, the epilogue was sweet enough, all things considered. Something about him kicking the TV off and them just eating dinner had a comfy vibe about it.I feel that Kang-ho actually got less stupid after having a hole drilled into his head. He just did generally more clever things and was a lot quicker on the draw.
>>62965437
I fucking hated Nightcrawler, I grow up watching X-Men Evolution, that was X-men for me
>>62965843
Holy shit that's deep. Great directing and thank you for pointing that out.
>that music
>that poetry
Jurassic Park and Spielberg are really greater than I give them credit for.
>>62965921
He was great in 30 Rock, but yeah, he's not really the type to go for a lot of movie parts.
>>62965843
What do the number of birds have to do with it? There are 5 of them.
>>62965955
I grew up with X-Men 92. Hated Evolution.
>>62965843
>not thinking its trying to point out that dinosaurs became birds
>>62966023
Represent the 5 that escaped the island, not counting Hammond
>>62961421
With out the music the animation really is soul crushing
>>62965843
>camera reflecting in the window
fuck this is the most uncanny thing I've ever seen why wasn't this taken care of in post
>>62965955
>Faggot millennial who watched X-Men Jr. thinks his opinion matters
X-Men 1 and 2 were great. Fuck you
>>62966167
In the HD remaster its turned into a walkie talkie
>>62966147
It was soul crushing with the music. Hell, I was a kid and thought Quasimodo got fucked over in that scene.
>>62965955
>prefers the least likable depiction of Nightcrawler over based Cummings
>>>/trash/
What's that movie where the young guy goes to a party in the end and finds his love kissing with Chad despite saying earlier that they were done - and then it just ends with him driving away with tears in his eyes.
>>62966200
Whatever you say old man
>>62965955
He was the best part of any X-Men movie.
>>62966258
The Dark Knight Rises.
this whole arc pissed me off
>>62965955
>I grow up watching X-Men Evolution
8/10 for creativity. You almost got me.
>>62965955
>I grow up watching X-Men Evolution
Who cares about your gay childhood. Fucking redditors and their le generation issues.
>>62966269
>>62965955
>I grow up watching X-Men Evolution
Sounds to me like you never grew up, son.
>>62965068
There was this movie where a soldier goes to war (or something akin to that) and his plane gets shot down and everyone thinks he's dead but he really is the only survivor. Anyway, he gets kidnapped by the terrorists and they torture him and when he escapes, he wanders the desert for a year before he finally finds a way to get home and his wife has been sleeping around and he kills himself.
I can't remember what it was though.
>>62966369
The Dark Knight Rises.
>>62966369
Iron Man
>>62966147
Feels: The Movie
>>62966401
Oh yeah that's the one.
>>62966369
Ernest goes to Africa
>>62966369
>his plane gets shot down and everyone thinks he's dead
You mean to say the plane crashed with no survivors?
I don't see any money here.
>>62966490
Only one.
>>62966369
Perfect Storm.
>>62966208
>>62965843
That doesn't imply anything about them ending their relationship or Alan not wanting kids. Based of the context of whats happened through the entire movie's, it should be implied he embraced the idea of being a father, and appreciating kids.
Spielberg doesn't get that deep into shit like you're trying to claim. That and no one attached to the film has said anything ever about that being the intended implication you should take from that scene.
>>62965596
this pretty much
>>62966258
Can't hardly wait?
>>62966858
>Spielberg doesn't get that deep into shit like you're trying to claim.
This. Spielberg was never that into symbolism.
Prime example is what he told Josh Brolin during Goonies. Brolin was saying that he was gonna crawl out of a tunnel with the concept of rebirth in mind, like he was crawling out of a womb, being born again with a more opened mind, etc.
Spielberg told him to try crawling out of a tunnel with getting the fuck out of a tunnel in mind.
Looking for symbolism in a Spielberg movie is like trying to find hidden meanings in a Bob Ross painting. You're missing the entire point.
>>62966984
>Spielberg told him to try crawling out of a tunnel with getting the fuck out of a tunnel in mind.
I love the man more for saying this. Sometimes a tree is a fucking tree and Spielberg is too busy telling a story to be bothered with artsy bullshit. His work speaks for itself.
>>62966258
Last American Virgin
>>62967058
>>62966984
Is Speilberg the master of making movies that simultaneously dont insult your intelligence by either being to stupid or to smart? He Simply makes something that is. Straight forward, simplistically beautifully, and awe striking because of it.
>>62962936
>liking the first half of TLW:JP
The whole movie is pretty shit.
JP3 is almost a good movie. I would cleaned it up by, not killing off the henchmen so early. Having Kirby actually have had money, but used it all up to try and save his son, so grant isn't being paid because Kirby tried and failed to bribe the costa rican government.
Also the step-dad, I'd have had him alive on the island, but with a broken leg. He could have been a survival expert that was teaching the kid and helping him survive, but with a bum leg had to hide in the tanker. Would have been another body to kill off.
Biggest problems with JP2 and 3 is the way they handle death. The Death count in JP1 is really low, like.... what... 5? ? They spaced it out well too. 1 in the opener, 2 in the middle and 2 near or in the 3rd act.
JP2 had too many mindless goons to kill off, Trembo was amazing, but it doesn't save the film. JP3 all deaths are in the first 2 acts, none in act 3.
Suspense people, that's what made JP1 so god damn good, Speilberg didn't know it cause it's not his thing, he kind of lucked out.
>>62966147
>REEEEEEEEEEE: THE ANIMATED MOTION PICTURE FILM
>>62967142
I'd say so. Or at least, he was. He's lost it around when War of the Worlds came out.
>>62964201
JW was better. Not necessarily good, but better. Arguably the best JP sequel, though that's a low bar.
>>62967220
He got it back with Tintin and Bridge of Spies.
>>62967289
I'll admit I haven't seen either. I'll get to it.
>>62964776
>>62964889
>>62965095
>>62965191
No...no no no no.....
No...
Singer had pretty good relations with Fox they knew he was going to do Superman and he was interested in doing x-men 3. X3 would have been a 2007 release though, Fox didn't want to wait and moved forward with the project.
Cyclops was going to be killed off inbetween 2 and 3. Marsden was filming in australia and fox said "fuck it, kill him off screen" and Ratner really thought that was sour, and Ratner did the one thing he is good at and made the filming of a few scenes with Marsden work for their filming schedule and Marsdens schedule. So they got to kill him off in the movie.
It's so crushing as a cyclops fan. I mean, recast the role? Idk.... something? Cyclops and jean were going to be the focus in singers x-men 3 with wolverine as a supporting.
I used to think Singer was insane to want Sigourney Weaver as Emma Frost, till I realized it was meant to be a villain and sort of tease for prof X to fight, in some weird psychic battle, which has gotten dropped from every x-men movie that planned to have one so far.
Fox rushed x-men 3, hopefully they learned from their mistake..... hopefully.
>>62967320
Tintin is follows the tone of the comics closely. Spielberg had been a fan of Tintin for decades, even partially basing Indiana Jones on his adventures, and you can really tell that Spielberg worked on getting it right, even if it's at a bit of a breakneck pace.
Bridge of Spies is just a good cold war drama that makes great use of Tom Hanks. I feel that he doesn't have too much longer to make movies and decided to double his efforts. I'm really looking forward to his take on BFG. I loved that book when I was a kid.
>>62967058
It helps in some cases like The Goonies.
But when you're trying to make something that features more than chases and silly characters, it helps to have that artsy fartsy attitude.
It wasn't exactly soul crushing, but the end of Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer. I thought he had changed and then...that suitcase by the side of the road.
>>62967359
I remember hearing that Singer was collaborating with some peeps at Marvel to turn his planned ideas for X-men 3 into a graphic novel or comic run in a what if, spinoff alternate take world. I dont the project ever lifted off.
ANyone know any details about such a thing?
>>62967359
Fox is a fight fire with gas type of production company.
>>62965875
Whoa...Grammar was Beast? That's fucking cool man. I love Grammar. I try to watch everything he does.
>Which is almost nothing
>>62964073
>Robin Walker
Team Fortress 2 developer?
>Hook
>>62967776
>hating Hook
>ever
Because it was completely unnecessary.
>>62967469
Nothing came out of that, and nothing ever will now that they're busy shunting off the X-Men to their own little thing since they don't have the films rights.
Although now that Marvel Studios is completely overseen by Feige, and Perlman fucking hates Feige for going behind his back to Disney to set that up, I'm expecting Perlman to try to push X-Men again as a fuck you to Disney. That nigga is the pettiest motherfucker that ever lived
>>62967359
>Fox rushed x-men 3, hopefully they learned from their mistake..... hopefully.
But they didn't and that's public knowledge. They made X-Men Origins: Wolverine after X3. And then they almost ruined First Class with hurrying it into production, Matthew Vaughn and the actors and crew saved that film even though it is obvious from the final film that they didn't have time to figure out certain things (lot of the effects for example are not good).
>>62964638
but what did he whisper?
>>62967395
>Spielberg had been a fan of Tintin for decades, even partially basing Indiana Jones on his adventures, and you can really tell that Spielberg worked on getting it right, even if it's at a bit of a breakneck pace.
Partially correct, he became aware of Tintin when he did Indiana Jones, bunch of european critics kept comparing the film to Tintin and he found out the comics then and fell in love with them.
>>62967909
I agree, that makeup was really dumb, we would have believed he was Bruce Willis without it.
>>62965459
yeah that sucked.
>>62967972
I hope I never find out.
>>62964201
JP3 isn't horrible schlock like TLW. It's just bland.
>>62966087
lol tard
Jurassic Park > The Lost World >>> Jurassic World > Jurassic park 3
What they did to alan was shit, and the ending was convenient af, but the island stuff is fun as a b movie sort of way. Alan grant is better than any character in Jurassic World, but id take Chris Pratt as Indiana Jones, Hot redhead aunt, and DUDE MILITARY RAPTORS LMAO over any other side character from 3 (except maybe Billy
>>62965459
The worst part is that it was Dr. Spalding.
>>62967972Foryou
>>62966147
One of the things to take away from this movie is that you can't have anyone you want and sometimes it doesn't work out for you especially if you're an ugly autistic mongrel who talks to statues in a belfry. More animated Disney movies need to keep this shit in mind.
>ywn have hot gypsy sex with Esmerelda gyrating wildly on top of you
>>62967909
I don't understand why bruce's character would disappear. nothing would change for him. he would be just stuck in the past in an alternate universe. with no identity if he got back to the future.
>>62961421
I agree, seeing her become old and fat, I'd rather dig up bones than keep boning her too.
>>62967972
Basically he was telling her to go back to the other guy. Somebody actually used sound software and managed to find out what he said.
>>62968278
thats not what he said.
he said nothing will get between them.
>>62968255
Name one time travel movie that has been 100% "on point"
>>62968243
I wonder what her bush smells like after a few bathless days of dancing in the market?
>>62962638
"Life found a way."
>>62968296
like your mom
![saving-private-ryan-knife-scene-465x300[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/MKUuiZ2.jpg "saving-private-ryan-knife-scene-465x300[1].jpg")
>>62961421
>>62966858
Spielberg films are full of contradictions, evocation and allegory.
Do you think it's a happy coincidence the opening of War of the Worlds is pointed at the hole where the WTC used to be? The rest of the film makes a stubborn point of avoiding featuring American landmarks.
>>62968296
>>62965459
that fuckin movie fampai
Why did they have to get it so right? how did they know what it felt like?
>>62962936
>First half of JP2
Is literally worthless. It's not only dumb, it's also painfully boring.
>>62968294
The original Back to the Future comes close.
>>62965459
also when wilson floats away
>>62967194
>JP3 is almost a good movie
Rewatched it recently, it's not so good yet not so bad, the movie biggest sin is that there's no real climax, meaning that the whoel thing ends with a long fart. If you dig up a bit you realize that they planned to end things with a pack of velocipraptos killing the spinosaurus for the finale but was cut out because of budget/planning restrictions. How awesome would this have been?
>>62968290
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MV7Sym8bIQ
Fuck me it's true. I'm gonna kill the lying motherfucker who told me otherwise.
>>62968499
Part of me was hoping it was Bill Murray saying "People will be wondering what I'm whispering for a long time"
>>62968590
That would've been the best thing.
>>62968590
if only
>>62968492
They should have just let Billy die for his arrogance. The entire movie is asspull after asspull, that being one of the bigger ones. There is no lesson at all to be taken away from it. The first movie was obviously don't play god and create a dinosaur park. What's the lesson here? Don't trust a shady, broke family to pay you to rescue their son but its okay because we'll find him anyway and all be friends and the girl from the first movie will save us at the last second.
>>62968813
very bad movie.
i was puzzled why they made it when it finished.
>tfw no one in this thread cared about Mr. Noodle getting killed
>>62968833
Same reason they made Pirates 4. Money.
>>62968294
Source Code.
>>62965531
>all that effort
Fuck. Fuck, man.
>>62968348
im not squeamish at all but this is the only thing i can think of that fucks my shit up
Im to high to look through the whole thread, has anyone posted this yet ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYSOjuGdmvI
>>62968960
yup, they did
>>62968960
Which girl would you take /tv ?
>>62968984
Thank you kind Anon. I shall leave now.
>>62968994
The blue shirt behind the front three
>>62967963
X-men origins was in pre-production while X3 was in production. They didn't have time to learn from their first mistake cause they were in the process of making another one. Gambit, Sabertooth and Blob were not allowed to be in X3 due to their use in XO:W
this movie fucked my shit up. but holy shit this scene man
>>62968852
This man was one of my favorite character actors, he was great in air bud, green mile, patch adams, very sad that he passed away about 10 years afo.
>>62966274
technically he was the keker, not the kekee
>>62969079
favorite role of his was Dog Catcher from Homeward Bound 2: San Francisco boog-a-loo
>>62968960
>read the plot
jeez what a fucking dumbass.
>>62968994
Happily take the one in black and cum inside her everyday.
>>62968882
yep, watched this yesterday, fucking heartwrenching
>>62968255
They established the being erased rule before that. whats happens in past is present to a person from the future. they fucking put that guy on life support and slowly cut him up so they can find him.
> I HATE YOU
>>62969485
JUST
>>62968255
>>62967909
>time travel movies that don't use the branching universe theory
this is the real tragedy
>>62968255
but that's not how time travelling works
>rules for science fiction
When time travelling, you create a new 'alternate universe', so his 'old future' he would return to would not be influenced by the film's present action.
desu that shit ruined this movie for me
>>62968499
I'm going to go with what IMDB says is most likely true.
"Promise me, that the next thing you do, is go up to that man and tell him the truth. Ok?"
Because if that video is correct, that ruins it. I think the kiss is bad enough, but it's still just a fleeting connection.
They both have their own lives at home, and only connected as two individuals feeling like they didn't belong.
>>62968882
THANKS JUSTIN TRUDEAU
>>62969693
>the kiss is bad enough
The kiss just makes the alternative more likely.
>>62963901
Somehow broke her back despite being gentle tossed onto a couch
What about television?
>Would you like me to lie to you now?
>>62964201
I saw JP3 in the cinema and there was a guy at the back MC'ing at the back trying to get people to clap and sing and dance. It was his loud voice alone over a silent crowd of people watching dinosaurs. It took security 20 minutes to do anything. It was pretty funny and more memorable than the film.
Check these tear filled dubs.
The ending of Ex Machina was pretty awesome. I'm so glad I went into that movie blind because I was expecting some bullshit Hollywood happy ending.
>>62967972
"let it in"
>>62967972
"Nobody will ever believe you."
>The end of One Flew Over the Kekoo's Nest
>The end of The Mist
>The end of Requiem for a Dream
>>62971989
>Kekoo
Seriously, filter?
>>62965843
Nah, I don't think that was the intention desu
>>62966369
Cast Away: The Extended Edition
Annie's attack in RZHalloween and death in RZHalloween 2.
Danielle Harris, Brad Dourif and Scout-Taylor gave great performances. The movies are hit and miss, but these scenes were brutal and made me feel sad and queezy.
>>62969427
Yup, this will do it.
Considering it is followed almost immediately by, "Tommy, I love you!"
Jesus fucking Christ. I didn't expect this going in.
>>62969112
What about Fisher King?
>>62962430
If he had his happy ending with the chick and had a wife and family he would have never agreed to go back.
The end of Blue Valentine
>You know it's not just us, we've got a little girl to think about.
>>62969427
Nick Nolte and Tom Hardy where fucking 10/10 here.
>>62973049
fuck that manipulation. if they're not happy they shouldn't force it for the kid.
This fucking movie here crushed my soul unexpectedly. Love Al Pacino since then.
>>62973049
blue valentine was the movie that first came to mind for me
too bad i dont remember much of it except how sad it is
>>62968296
chili and sea bass
>>62965444
Whats going on here?
really, faggots?
>>62973350
Already mentioned faggot
The whole tree scene. Damn...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFQJhn-RBXo
>>62973444
the horse wasn't stupid, he was sad, you monster
also checked
>>62966369
Is it this?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0765010/
>>62967194
That and JP takes a while to actually get to threatening dinosaur moments.
2 takes a while as well.
But 3 pretty much begins with T Rex attacks from the start.
>>62973514
yeah.
>WHY DIDN'T THEY END UP TOGETHER?! MUH HAPPY ENDING!
I think rom-coms are more your thing guys...
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