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Disturbing Death Sequence

posted 18 years ago by matheusmarchetti
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Melanie´s death scene was one of the most disturbing scenes I´ve ever seen in a film! Does anyone else agree (or disagree)?

[–] 18 years ago

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[–] RADinaRy 17 years ago

I thought so too

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[–] JH_Kalashnikov 17 years ago

I thought Melanie's death was pretty upsetting too. Actually I thought it was very horrible and I didn't think she deserved to die. All that screaming and struggling Melanie did could bring tears to anyone. Not to mention I'm a fan of Candy Clark and I thought she was very beautiful in this movie (until she was burned to death).

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[–] peteandurnot 11 years ago

Well relax all, it was just an acted and well rehearsed Death Scene, Candy Clark is alive and well to this Day.

[–] amityphil 16 years ago

I agree this was a very disturbing death scene. However, 1) she never took her seat belt off, 2) I don't believe she even tried to leave the car to put herself out, and 3) nothing burned around her in the car until the guy opened the door. Was this a mistake or was it supposed to be made that way?

[–] kingcole_78405 16 years ago

I agree too. Poor baby, she struggled like hell to get out of there. I think that the fire was only supposed to kill her and burn any evidence she was going to give that guy. And shouldn't get out of the car, let alone take her seatbelt off. But yeah, it was a disturbing scene.

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[–] speedolitec 13 years ago

Yeah, Melanie's death scene was a pretty upsetting one.

[–] smitthhh 10 years ago

It was intense for a moment. But then silly with the skeleton. It went from awful to funny in seconds.

[–] 10 years ago

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