I wish he would have killed that reporter - Psycho III (1986) Discussion

[–] euro4569 16 years ago

you and me both. People who keep poking their noses into other people's business and stirring up trouble sometimes deserve what is coming to them.

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[–] Normal-Bates 15 years ago

No, Tracy should not die! She is one of my fav characters in the whole series! And she was played exceptionally well by Roberta Maxwell.

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[–] Iloverleeermey 15 years ago

Yeah, what a moll. It's a shame he didn't off her. One of the most annoying characters in a movie, EVER!

*beep* I just killed a whole *BEEP* sheriff's department!" - Sheriff Hoyt

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[–] RunTheWorld 15 years ago

She was still annoying

Excuse me, I gotta go do some black guy stuff....

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[–] Classic_Movies7 15 years ago

I wish he had too.

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[–] onyx-1 15 years ago

I liked her. She was my favorite character besides Norman in the movie. The only smart one. I'm glad she got spared.

She was "nosing into other people's business" to try to stop him from killing people.

Too bad that stupid nun and the cops and others were too dumb to listen to her.

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[–] classics_guy 15 years ago

I like her too. im glad she wasn't killed.
she wasn't mean and tried to help Maureen.

she was the only smart character in this movie!

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[–] srabates 15 years ago

yes of course! that boring, do not let the poor Norman in peace!

was 90% sure that he would kill her
;o

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[–] NowhereToHide 15 years ago

After all the setup with him stalking her upstairs and everything, she should've died. After the typical slashfest that Anthony Perkins made this film, he could've at least had the most annoying character die to balance the fact that the most interesting character died.

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[–] dallasal 15 years ago

That woman was absolutely vile.

If I'd been the sheriff and she'd spoken to me like that I'd have slung her in jail and tossed the key away.

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[–] insomniacmovie 15 years ago

After Norman killed mother, all he would have had to do is take out that reporter as well, and then he'd finally be free. It would have been inconsistent for his character, but still.

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[–] Angelus-16 14 years ago

She was annoying until the end when she stepped into the role of heroine, which we were being led to believe would be Maureen, so it was a clever move on behalf of the writers and Tracy was the only one who knew the truth that would stop the killing.

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[–] Astrolupine 14 years ago

It's weird, since the earlier Psycho films made it seem like nobody, NOBODY was safe at all.

Now I have three sequels. Ho ho ho.
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[–] PurpleLemonadeDinosaur 12 years ago

I didn't like the bitch. She didn't care about the murders, she just wanted a story. The thing is, if people would stop messing with Norman and poking their noses in his business, things wouldn't be as bad as they were. We've learned that from the second installment.

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[–] gwnightscream 12 years ago

I like when Norman stands near her on the stairs saying,
"Please, don't come back here again!" It was good and
creepy.