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Maybe the nastiest scene imo


When the girl walks into the barn and you just hear a subtle clicking sound and then see Pop-pop with the rifle pointed to his head, almost blowing it off.

I get chills all over my body just writing about it now...

It just sent a vibe of absolute insanity and irrationality. Like essence of crazy. I almost got sick actually. And then his immediate excuse response, something like "i was just cleaning it!". Oh boy.

Did anybody else feel this way?

"Trust is a tough thing to come by these days."

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You're such a lightweight. Out of everything THAT'S what bothered you?

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Haha, well, I almost find it odd myself that this scene had such an impact on me.

Ofcourse there were a bunch of *beep* bits in this flick. When granma hunted the kids under that house was pretty fantastic also.

But I dunno. The madness with the gun. So eerie. Such a madness. :)

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How 'bout the scene when Tyler gets smeared with sh*t all over his face by Pop-pop?

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Well, that's just som funny sh#t right there. :D

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Yeah, I have a problem with bacteria.

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that scene begged the question:
what? he was actually seconds from killing himself? what for? because her significant other was more out of her mind than he was?
diapersh!tt!ng was too much for him?

what would have happened if he did?

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Yep, it begged for a lot of questions. It sure was crazy. :)

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It raised the question.

"Begging the question" is a term for a type of logical fallacy.

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Not singling you out SPECIFICALLY. But god damn, the sheer level of snottiness/snobbiness/pretentiousness on these boards, is actually rather depressing.

And AWFUL lot of folks think they're terribly clever/smart on here.

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He did it the nice way though. Just the information. Sans comments.
Respectfully !
xD

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Yes, that's a really deep issue that needs to be analysed and explained fully... A *beep* crazy person would never do something irrational or... crazy... By the way it would still be a relatively enlightened thing for him to do. Doesn't matter either way.

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have you ever heard of mental illness?

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How about a spoiler alert????

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Wait, are you serious?

1) The title of the thread is "Maybe the nastiest scene imo" so someone with even a minute amount of common sense should know that a scene in the movie is about to be discussed.

2) This movie came out nearly 8 months ago. If you haven't seen it by now, that's on you. A very reasonable amount of time has passed since the movie's release for people to talk freely about it on a discussion board.

3) It's actually not the responsibility of the rest of the world to make sure you don't get spoiled ESPECIALLY when you are hanging out in a discussion board for the movie.


If you don't want to be spoiled, see the movie! If you haven't seen the movie yet, get off the discussion board until you do!

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Well, I seem to have struck a nerve. Please allow me to apologize for my boorish behavior. I did not know that there are those out there who are offended so easily by an innocent post on this site. Also, I was not aware of the 8 month rule on spoilers. Please notify the rest of the world that I absolve it of all responsibility when it comes to spoiling me. Also, I would like to apologize to the rest of this forum for reading and posting about a movie I have not seen. Seems like a silly rule to me, but I will do my best to abide by it.

Finally, I hope your emotional stability improves to the point that you no longer pitch a hissy fit over an insignificant little thing like my post.

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Aww what a condescending little ad hominem. You must be a clever one. I'm sure your mother is very proud.

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Itemize!

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But you didn't raise any issues... you just used ad homiem (which is ironic that you accuse me of not addressing the issue, when you just insulted me instead of addressing anything I said) to disparage me.

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I'm really not interested in continuing this conversation, but I hate to bow out since it would deprive you of another chance to use your favorite phrase. And I promise not to dwell on the fact that you misspelled it.

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Of course you have no interest in continuing this conversation because you have no leg to stand on. And congrats on pointing out a spelling mistake. Pointing out grammar errors is always such a strong arguing point. Especially when you can't actually counter a point that was made.

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They are mad because you owned them!

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lol it's been a while since I've seen someone get his feelings hurt so bad

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A "spoiler alert." What a novel concept.

How about this for a concept...

Watch the movie first, then go to the discussion boards. Why? Because virtually everything on the discussion board is a spoiler.


You have made a total idiot out of yourself, wpcoop2000.

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Total? Not quite, but I'm working on it. Thanks for the compliment, though. Actually, I'm only one social faux pas away from the next plateau, which is "Jester." After that, it should be smooth sailing to "Idiot" and then, on to my ultimate goal, "Fool".

By the way, it's "Mr. 2000" to you. Only more accomplished trolls than yourself have earned the right to call me wpcoop2000.

Keep in touch.

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Sorry for the copy & paste job, as this is from a reply I made to another user on this thread, but since it fits:

People like you are plain annoying, getting all upset and acting like a real jerk, acting like some ultimate authority re what constitutes valid reasons for coming to IMDB boards. Why? Because typing "Spoilers" is too damn hard for you?!
Spoiler alerts are just a kind and oh so easy to apply etiquette that demonstrates awareness of, and consideration for, other members.
I and many others have a look at IMDb boards before seeing a movie. One reason is just to get a sense of the film to see if it's worth spending time and money on. The marketing or blurb, etc. can be deceiving, especially with horror films. Takes no effort to put a spoiler warning, and it keeps everyone happy, so why on earth would you discourage this practice or get so butt hurt over such a brief reminder???
NOT EVERYONE IS YOU!

Ignorance is bliss... 'til it posts on the Internet, then, it's annoying.

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It's because you lost. Lol.

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Do you even know what "ad hominem" means? I really don't think you do; you don't appear to be a clever one at all given your own condescending and inconsiderate attitude, more so since you can't tell the diff between an ad hominem attack and plain sarcasm, which you apply in equal measure. Like too many IMDb users who misuse the term 'cause they think it makes them sound smart, you think it means anything you take as an insult rather than a specific application of fallacious forms of refutation? Oh, the irony.

People like you are plain annoying, getting all upset and acting like a real jerk, laying down your own rules as a means to justify insensitive, self-centered behaviour since you somehow see yourself as the ultimate authority re what constitutes valid reasons, and a time frame to boot, for coming to IMDB boards. Why? Because typing "Spoilers" is too damn hard for you?!
Spoiler alerts are just a kind and oh so easy to apply etiquette that demonstrates awareness of, and consideration for, other members.
I and many others have a look at IMDb boards before seeing a movie. One reason is just to get a sense of the film to see if it's worth spending time and money on. The marketing or blurb, etc. can be deceiving, especially with horror films. Takes no effort to put a spoiler warning, and it keeps everyone happy, so why on earth would you discourage this practice or get so butt hurt over such a brief reminder???
NOT EVERYONE IS YOU!



Ignorance is bliss... 'til it posts on the Internet, then, it's annoying.

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Wow someone's being a baiter. I hope your emotional stability improves so that you don't go clicking on links for movies you haven't seen, then throw a hissy fit when you read the inevitable spoiler. What a moron.

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Idiot you must be a newb....

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You're a moron if you comb through an imdb movie forum section expecting not to read a spoiler. I get it if you were in the movie review section and it got spoiled. It's on you for not being savvy enough to know better, it's not the responsibility of everyone else to teach the lesson you just learned.

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Moron? Guess there are more easily-offended folks out there than I expected. God forbid that anyone should diss your favorite movie. I bet you would really pull out all the stops then. Anonymous name-calling always amuses me.

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God forbid that anyone should diss your favorite movie.


Favorite movie?! This movie was horrible. The moron identity was a reference to your post that "spoiler" should be included in the post on a movie forum. Why would anyone comb through the forum of a movie, which discusses the very movie, expecting not to read a spoiler?

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I've found that people start name-calling when they run out of intelligent things to say. It reveals a level of immaturity that is impossible to reason with. I will not stoop to calling names and I will not converse with people who do.

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The title of this thread is: "Maybe the nastiest scene imo"

And you're complaining that somehow you were exposed to a spoiler?

You take the prize for King Stupid.

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Actually, I was voted King Stupid in high school, but that was before I changed my name to Donald Trump.

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How about a spoiler alert????


I'd agree with you if the spoiler was in the thread title. Like say the title was "I can't believe they were fake grandparents all along!" (also, there are those spoiler covers I just used). I saw a thread title once on a movie I had already seen, but would ruin it for others and asked them to remove or change it.

But for this one, c'mon. The title says it's gonna be about the movie and you clicked on it. Common sense says people are going to discuss it. So no spoiler alert needed.

Also, very rarely do I go to the boards of a movie I never saw, unless it's to see if people liked it. But again, this thread needed no spoiler alert because the title of it let you know what would be in it.

"The Martian Manhunter is the heart of the Justice League." - The Flash (Barry Allen)

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Thank you for the only civilized response I received. People can get nasty when they're anonymous.

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Your fault for opening up this thread and coming to this message board.

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I definitely know the feeling you're talking about. It was a very spooky scene, hyperrealistic.

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I agree. It was just so shocking and unexpected! I would have called my mother immediately if I'd seen that. I really liked the kids. They were natural and not your typical smart-assy, entitled, spoiled teens (actually, I think Hollywood has portrayed teens poorly in movies. I have never met a teen that acted like they are portrayed in some teen-oriented movies. Most of the ones I've met are curious, intelligent and polite). The scene that made me laugh out loud was the one in the woods. When the "grandparents" walk further down the trail, Tyler says "Who am I?" and starts galloping back and forth with his hands behind his back, imitating "Nana". I laughed out loud at that part. I liked this movie quite a bit.

"Well, make something up!" (RG)

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When I read your title I was expecting the sh!t smearing scene to be your topic. I guess never judge a book by its cover...

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When I read your title I was expecting the sh!t smearing scene to be your topic. I guess never judge a book by its cover...


I thought so too LOL, that was messed up, I felt bad for the kid.

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***SPOILER ALERT***

The nastiest for me is when pop pop smears the boy's face with poop...

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I wouldn't use the word "nastiest" but it was definitely the most chilling for me. Especially scary if you have any experience with or knowledge of mental illness. It really rings true.

Maybe I misunderstood the scene but the clicking implied to me that the gun was empty and he was going through the motions more than being seconds away from suicide.

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