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DreamCatcher must be very intelligent, with an Every Day Average Man like Quality.. and Probably good looking as well.. Because I came on here to Post the EXACT same post that he did.. Almost WORD for Word, It was kind of Strange.. My view point usually clashes with most other people. DreamCatcher is EXACTLY RIGHT on this one. The only difference between what he said and what I was going to say.. Was that I kept getting interrupted while watching it and had to pause and Play a few times. I wasn't really paying attention to how far along in the movie I was.. So I'm watching and he finally caught up to the last guy in the trailer. Kills him, but gets knocked unconscious after he puts the last bullet in the guys chest. Wakes up hours later after the Sun has come up. He is Stumbling around at first, You think well maybe he has a Concussion from the blow to the head. Then he seems to be Feeling his way around with his hands, like he is Blind now or something. Kicks the dead guy in the head on the way out, stumbles, and trips out of the front door onto the ground. Gets back up, Stumbles forward a little bit more, then seems to fire the gun off as some sort of signal for help or something. Now, when I watched it. As soon as he fires the gun, He hits the ground immediately afterwards. I didn't see the gun go off again. I just didn't see that, So I was so confused on how his heartbeat slowly fades out and he dies. From a head wound. Anyway, To keep this as short as possible. She gets the message on her phone. Then she goes to the Fancy Restaurant to meet him. She waits there all night and ends up getting stood up. Then the Movie ended. First of all, I didn't think the movie was anywhere close to ending, Not paying attention to how much time was remaining until the credits. I swear I was expecting at least another 30 minutes of movie. The Main Issue though, which DreamCather put Perfectly. When the movie ended, I immediately assumed I MUST OF MISSED SOMETHING IMPORTANT. NOPE!
posted 7 years ago in Nocturnal Animals (2016)