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I agree. The ending was him passing on, but being happy for the first time in years.
I saw it last night and loved it!
LOL, if it was like that one, probably.
This movie always makes me crave pizza, Pepsi, Mac and Cheese, and ice cream.
I just rewatched this film last night after not seeing it in years, and Joanne, Walter, and their kids were my least favorite characters. I pretty much liked everybody else.
Yeah, I'm a fan of older movies, so I definitely have to get crackin'. LOL
For me, his top 3 are 1. Psycho 2. The Birds 3. Rear Window
I didn't care much for Vertigo. Rope was an okay movie. I think those are the only Alfred Hitchcock movies I've seen, so my top 3 might change in future.
Thank you!
*Spoilers for latest episode*
It turns out Jamie didn't kill John, but Beth seems to think he did, because she can't forgive him for what he did when they were kids. I understand her anger, but at the same time, she is *overtly* nasty to him.
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Like I said in another thread, Shameless is a comedy with every character being monsters. The characters in KOQ are saints compared to that show.
I know this thread is 12 years old, LOL, but here's the answer. The gray was his breath and his breath was so bad, that it caused the window to break.
I wondered that, too! Then again, if he shut the big door, he would've gotten the gun loaded in time and shot him, end of movie. But I think it was to show he wasn't too bright. As far as the "I don't give a sh*t" line, he says that in the book, too. He basically doesn't care about anything.
I honestly didn't think about that, but you're right! Laurie was 17 in 1978, and was still going to school in October, and graduation is usually in May or June, so it should've said class of '79. Oh, well, honest mistake.
Yeah, I think that was the point. Michael Myers was hoping the evil would continue after he was gone.
Aw, man, it's been a good minute since I read the book. I think it had something to do with she thought she was putting them out of their misery (no pun intended) because she didn't like the parents or something. I could be wrong. Sorry I wasn't much help.
I agree! That scene was really creepy.
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I honestly never noticed. I don't think so.
It wasn't that bad, in my opinion. Obviously, Rosemary's Baby is the better movie by a mile, but this was okay.