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Small subplots/details in forgettable movies you never forget
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That one bad guy on the roof in The Dark Knight Rises who flops over in the background for no reason in the middle of a fight....
I haven't seen this movie in ages. I've kind of been wanting to rewatch it...but I forgot about that part. I'm not going to rewatch it. Thank you for sparing me from seeing that, because fuck that
In Texas Chainsaw 3D, the main character was a baby during the events of the first film, putting her at around 39-40 years old
She doesn't look remotely 40
and neither do her friends
It's effectively the reverse problem of 30-somethings playing teenagers.
She doesn't look remotely 40
and neither do her friends
It's effectively the reverse problem of 30-somethings playing teenagers.
I have seen Boondock at least 15-20 times (I was an edgelord teen/college student in the early 2000s, we all did) but every time I rewatched it I would completely get up and leave the room until that scene was over.
The prostitute being chased by the crowd on the street in L'Aventurra. I hate that movie so much, but that scene has stuck with me.
In Texas Chainsaw 3D, the main character was a baby during the events of the first film, putting her at around 39-40 years old
She doesn't look remotely 40
and neither do her friends
It's effectively the reverse problem of 30-somethings playing teenagers.
Lmao if she's 40 i'm 87
Show rather than movie but adequately forgettable detail. There is an episode of Cheers where Lilith is giving birth and as a way to distract from the pain counts the dots in the ceiling tile. I have absolutely no fucking idea why 30 years later this weird little detail has stuck in my brain but there it is, available to recall on demand.
In Texas Chainsaw 3D, the main character was a baby during the events of the first film, putting her at around 39-40 years old
She doesn't look remotely 40
and neither do her friends
It's effectively the reverse problem of 30-somethings playing teenagers.
It's take place 1994.
He belt is not even going around the loops on her jeans!!!Then the gravedigger clearly likes to get a jump on his work
Then the gravedigger clearly likes to get a jump on his work
It's production mistake.
The writers said the movies take place 90's
In the godawful remake of Friday the 13th (2009), one guy (the blonde surfer-dude from Party Down, funny enough) is driving a boat and is shot with an arrow by Jason.
What happened to the boat? None of the other characters cared about where he and his lady friend went after sun set.
Also, the girl's topless wakeboarding (before being brutally murdered) was wreckless as hell. (a) Lifejackets are required, (b) a 3rd person is needed in the boat, and (c) I can only imagine the pain of taking a fall with bare breasts hitting the water at 20-25 mph.
What happened to the boat? None of the other characters cared about where he and his lady friend went after sun set.
Also, the girl's topless wakeboarding (before being brutally murdered) was wreckless as hell. (a) Lifejackets are required, (b) a 3rd person is needed in the boat, and (c) I can only imagine the pain of taking a fall with bare breasts hitting the water at 20-25 mph.
Yeah totally. Remember when that 90's cop busted into the house with a 90's smartphone while using a 90s facetime app to communicate with the mayor?
That's not a short scene either. It goes on long enough to be considered product placement and leads to the deaths of two characters
Let's be real, the writers were idiots and didn't think this through, so when people pointed it out they went "Oh wait no it was the 90s!"
It's simple: that woman in the basement with a baby infected him with Foxdie to aid the Germans
Jurassic World is the most misogynistic blockbuster movie in recent memory. And it's a pretty competitive category!
