It's still an incredibly watchable film that builds well on the universe set up in the first movie. I recently watched it and was really only bothered by the the structure. It probably should have been two films.
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Is there a more unintentionally hilarious death scene than Propeller Man from Titanic???
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Frank Nitti's death in Untouchables, and it's even funnier once you learn how he actually died.
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Imagining an old lady telling the crew of the research boat about her steamy handprint on the car window while she was getting pumped by Leo DiCaprio.
oh it is definitely up there. It distracts from what is supposed to be a heavy and horrifying scene.
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The man called himself Deep Wang, how was it supposed to be serious?
Because he was technically a comic relief character, one who was technically trying to help the hero, and one who was then murdered with a violent death. Like, it's not like in some cases where the person killed had it coming or we were meant to dislike them.
It's the equivalent of horrifically murdering Bulk and Skull in Power Rangers or something. And doing it for laughs.
That Godzilla through the window show is so creepy. Cause he is not dumb. Godzilla knows what he does.
^^totally. When the daughter starts pleading and crying, it somewhat got to me. But the cut to the father hitting the ground is some fucking slapstick comedy that completely ruins the same lmao. How did they not realize this when editing the movie.
Pretty much. On the second viewing, the zoom in on Chris O'Donnell is amazing too
Yeah, honestly considering how the actors were working a guessing game when it came to the singing and the orchestra was working around this improvised singing, what we got in Les Mis is legitimately impressive. Like it's a self made ordeal by the director but still, impressive for the crew that the end result is as good as we got.
I mean even forgetting the insane creative decisions and weird CG, let's remember what they did to CATS' music.
It's still the best addition the og movie got.
The canadian TV Show, while heavily sanitized, wasn't too bad either. It's like a "good" version of Robocop 3.
That TNG scene freaked me out as a kid. Wasn't expecting that from Star Trek. I wish that had become more of a thing.
Hillarious?? I was fucking terrified and i'm an adultWatching a tense moment of TNG when all the sudden
Holy shit.
It's cheesy but I can buy the tension...until the ragdoll flop. What a wet fart of an ending. LOL.
The other guy's facial expression is perfect.
Movies like this is probably how we got Mortal Kombat.
The impact is also way too harmless. The whole scene is based on the fear of falling to your death and then he lands there like he dropped from a ladder. Much better if you leave it to the imagination.
The only death on my head tonight, is yours. I laughed at this and rewatched it just to confirm I had actually seen him do it
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Yeah, in real life, let's just say his body wouldn't be in one piece...
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Offtopic but this high res. of T2 looks immaculate. Need to rewatch it in 4K.
I always got a chuckle out of this one from the final season of 24:
edit: oh I see this one was covered already... good.
edit: oh I see this one was covered already... good.
I kind of miss Jack and his extra-judicial killings and knee-cap shootings
nah, your body doesn't actually explode like a watermelon upon impact. our skin is pretty resilient. the first thing to break would be the hardest parts - ie bones. the organs rupture and the blood tries to escape through the past of least resistance, your orifices, and potentially any gash you would have incurred when falling/hitting the surface.
one thing for sure though, it wouldn't make that fucking sound lmao
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You're right, I've seen pics of people that fell from like buildings. Limbs/your head don't go flying off. But, well, you basically rupture somewhere, and everything starts leaking out. REALLY depends on both the height on how you land.
Dad fell from what seems to be hundreds if not thousands of feet so, yeah, gonna be some cleanup involved...
Even gets zapped he in the back. He died without ever realising that there's a giant alien attack right behind him, lol
lmao, I lost it at the end.
Didn't Dante's Peak have a pretty similar scene? With the grandma helping the boat get to shore while wading into boiling water? I remember that being done a little bit better... even if had stuff like ROW ROW ROW YOUR BOAT GENTLY DOWN THE STREAAAAM
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Speaking of "actor becomes incredibly obvious doll/puppet" here's the hilarious ending to Broken Arrow: