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Movie Moments That Hollywood Failed To Deliver To Fans

Movie Moments That Hollywood Failed To Deliver To Fans

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Movie Moments That Hollywood Failed To Deliver To Fans n0ntoxic: Huh. I never thought the end of Kill Bill was a let down. I was very jubilant when she did the 5 point death punch thing that the master wouldn't even teach bill. And his 5 steps before falling over hit me in the heart in a way I was not expecting at all. But I grew up a little on some of the same influences and when I was young and first discovered indie and international films. I remember them leaving with this feeling of despair at times that would shock me and make me very uncomfortable. Actually the first film to do this to me as a kid was M. D. Geist. I haven't seen it since, but the main character's this rogue guy who seems bad at first, but he ends up helping this crew of rebels that are trying to save the world from this roaming giant tank run by a guy who wants to destroy the world. Only the rogue guy ends up killing the crew he helped at the end because If anyone's going to destroy the world, it's me! so he pushes the button and ends the world and I was blown away! For days even, I kept running through my head. Why? Why did he do it? He was helping them. But, I just had never seen a movie outside of the hollywood mould yet.
That's when I realized there even was a hollywood formula and most of them involved happy endings. And the feeling of first seeing a movie without that was very uncomfortable at first. At least I was led into it softly by a bad guy I assumed was good only to find out he's a liar! Haha!

Date: 2020-07-14

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Once again, so many fail to understand who Darth Vader is as a person, even if he is more machine than man. That moment when he is told his wife and consequentially his child(ren) were dead, he lost the one thing he cared for the most. It would be like you losing everyone you ever loved and truly being alone in this world. albeit one person that will look after you. He has NOTHING anymore but loyalty to Palpatine, which is why he becomes this ruthless killing machine that we all loved. However, to truly understand how and why he turns in RotJ, you must first understand Vader as an emotional human just like the rest of us. Seriously, read some textbooks or take a class over Behavior and quit trashing the superb plot of the prequels!
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I like the rumor circling around that Obadiah Stane is actually the Mandarin. It actually makes sense. Hopefully it will be addressed in the next Iron Man. Speaking of Mr Stark I was happy when I heard that they had hired RDJ as Tony. Tony much like Robert has a history of substance abuse, and I was hoping the films would have gone more in depth with that. Instead they turned it into PTSD, and I think they missed a huge opportunity to shine a light on the demons of abuse because they had the perfect actor for it.
Meanwhile we are just agreeing to skip over Crystal Skull, right? It was fun, but I still cant put my finger on what was missing?

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I'm not sure i agree about the kill bill ending, it undoubtedly would of been cool to see bill and beatrix have a bloody death match and kill each other in epic samurai fashion but the whole point of that ending was that bill proves that beatrix was wrong, that if she had just trusted him they could of lived a normal existence keeping their child away from all the death of their lifestyles, so beatrix forgives him and the play one last game of pretend and go their seperate ways, Bill doesnt actually die.
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Whoever came up with that analysis of Kill Bill must be thirteen years old. Hey, if I'm a teen/sub-teen viewer, movie fulfillment is The Rock swinging on a rope while action hero/villain #2 is in vicious pursuit. So why not just say it, that Kill Bill sucked for 86% of the screen time?
P. S. The movie (duet) was just a tiny bit more than a one-trick hook of stylized action sequences. And the resolving payoff was short, sweet - and perfection. Sorry about that.

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A big disappointment for me was in Pacific Rim. They hyped the shit out of the Crimson Typhoon yeager and it's famous triple-arm technique. Then the so-called triple-arm technique turned out to be nothing but randomly flailing sawblades, and the rest of the fight, it used normal two-arm moves and left the third one hanging limp. Then after about 1 minute of screen time, it's head was ripped off and that was that. What a waste of a great concept.
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I don't think Orlando Bloom's character got more unimportant at all, the story line of the second and third movie is based heavily around his father after all. Also, I don't think it's surprising him and Keira Knightley only had cameo appearances in the last one, considering both of them didn't actually want to return after the third one.
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People already complain that the ending of Return of the King was far too long; you wanted them to add 20 minutes! Also, how can you have Revenge of the sith, and not The Last Jedi! Seriously, true fans of Star Wars are more upset with the handling of Luke Skywalker than the quick Vader look in episode III.
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For me personally, and I can't believe neither are on your list are, The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions. Despite still liking them both for what they are, they failed me when I first saw them in the theater because they didn't reach my level of expectations, especially after waiting 4 long years.
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BS! How dare you mention Kill Bill on this list? You guys don't know shit or haven't watched it. If you are so shitty at this, then you should criticize Psycho, the stabbing scene which took around 20 seconds. I realize now I wasted many minutes of my life watching your videos.
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