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Mike didn't seem that upset by his brother's death!


I understand that he was worried about his mother and had to focus on his own family, but I never saw any form of grieving on Michael's part. I don't think they had a falling out over the years? What gives Mike? That is your baby brother and only sibling!

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He did take that intense run on the beach!

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Hahaha :) that he did sir. To "nowhere" in fact.

Guest's version of Mike Brody was interesting, he chose the arrogance route. So it wasn't too strange to me the way he reacted to Sean's death.

This was the guy afterall who chose to hide the fact Bruce 4 was slinking around nearby. He'd be on the sofa for years after the banana boat incident lol.

What I didn't get was the autopsy report for Sean's remains? A piece of wood ripped his arm off?

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^ I assume that because he was living far away from his brother, and didn't actually see his dead body later on, that even though they were brothers, there was still a bit of emotional distance. Maybe they hadn't seen one another in a while, and that early phone call with them on the phone seemed to suggest this.

Some people don't always show overt emotion at times like these, at least not out in the open, and I think Michael was trying to be strong for his mom who was a wreck. Michael running on the beach was his way of not showing emotion in front of Carla, and him talking about the *beep* piece of wood was him trying to cope with it, and finding the whole thing ridiculous.

Also, about the autopsy report, they all knew it was a shark, and Michael was just annoyed that Sean died while trying to move a stupid piece of wood.

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Inexplicable as it may be, the 'run on the beach' is probably the best moment in the film. It's really nicely photographed and provokes a strong feeling os nostalgia for the old days of Amity.

Is this your student... The champion?

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☝ This, and a few other scenes like this that evoke nostalgia are the reasons why I can't completely disown this movie. Well put, frog_clarke.

 Keep the change, ya filthy animal! 🏠

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Considering there's like 10 Mike Brody's walking the Earth, I guess this one didn't care for his bro like Quaid. Too busy living the Bahama Mama life lol

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Yeah, he didn't really seem all that bothered. I preferred the close relationship the brothers had in part 3.

Very good. But brick not hit back!

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I still count it brah because its my second favorite of the series after the original.

Very good. But brick not hit back!

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It's my second favorite in the series.


Apart from Louis Goset Jr as Calvin, the Harlem pimp turned Sea World manager, the movie has nothing to offer.

Is this your student... The champion?

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It offers fun, a great location, sexy women, dolphins, a killer whale, an adventurer and loads more.

Very good. But brick not hit back!

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"You talking about dum damn shark's mutha!?"

"Seal da park!"

"He gonna be hyere that's right".


Lol every viewing.

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The events in the Bahamas were supposed to be months after Sean's death. He has already been to the funeral and probably grieved plenty. He missed his brother but was moving on with his life. That's why he brought his mother there, to give her time away from the scene.

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Finally someone brings some common sense to this topic!

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