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Lol The fight scene was hillarious!

posted 9 years ago by TampaOutlaw84
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I liked when Paul said "you want it well eat it till u choke you sick,crazy b#tch LMAO! Man I died laughing on that part..then towards the end he lifted up one of his dead, useless legs to trip Annie lol.

[–] Beeracuda 9 years ago

I always loved that scene, especially that dialogue. Although I think you're referring to the edited TV version, because the real spoken dialogue was "eat it til you choke, you sick, twisted p h u kk"

[–] TampaOutlaw84 9 years ago

Yes you're right, I just always seem to catch the edited TV version of this movie.

[–] Kel_Vernsen 9 years ago

Still thinking about that *beep* line she delivered at the end. Totally unexpected for her character and hilarious.

[–] Kel_Vernsen 9 years ago

Still thinking about that *c---Sucker* line she delivered at the end. Totally unexpected for her character and hilarious.

[–] InherentlyYours 8 years ago

That is funny? I found it sad.

[–] TampaOutlaw84 8 years ago

Sad??? Get the f#ck outta here, this was just a movie and a rather entertaining and funny movie too. Get ya panties out a bunch and loosen up.

[–] riverwalk 8 years ago

i love him shoving the paper in her mouth too, i liked the final scene but my only fault with it was that it was over too quick and she got off too easy, i wanted him to really make her suffer physically the same way she made him suffer.

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[–] riverwalk 8 years ago

well she hobbled him which was brutal so i was expecting something downright painful

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[–] diptitintin 8 years ago

I wish the scene was more brutal for more brutal for the hatred I felt for the fatso by the end of the movie

[–] LadyDi4476 8 years ago

In the Misery novel, Paul literally shoves all the burning pages down her throat. Like all the way down until her throat bulged. Pretty gruesome.

-Di

[–] HellboundHero 8 years ago

It seems like the book is sometimes more over the top than the movie adaptations. Think about all the stuff that happens in Stephen King's It or the Hannibal novel compared to their movies.