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3:33 No he wasn't :) He was in Alien tho.

Man i envy your beard 😭

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The tuttles get away with it because they always get away with it. Look at Epstein lol

Don't forget Tony Shalhoub. another very good actor. check out Galaxy Quest.

Actually filmed in Spain, but made with Italian director & money.

punji sticks. North Vietnamese used those against American soldiers in pits.

Fun fact, Throughout the whole movie you can see that Nieman wears darker and darker colors and is more and more bold to represent fletcher and during the final scene you can see he's in all black to represent fletchers dark appearance and hatred and also in the last scene when it cuts to Nieman's dad looking through the door and his smile fades he finally realizes he lost his son and fletcher won.

"you think you can come into my business and buy whatever you want..." That is the general template for a business, yes. Do you think Slaavy learned that getting his MBA?

It's a shame that the season 2 discourages people from watching season 3. s3 is so much better than s2

I really hope you guys have watched them all, they all have emotional threads through them, even John just being a man wanting peace.

Maybe Mr white saw a reminder of his own son or something the way he was protective over him, but I don't know

Inspector Todd was played by Gil Hill, who was an actual Detroit homicide detective. The 3 Beverly Hills Cop movies are his only acting credits.

Watch “Once Upon a Time in the West”.

15:28 In a deleted scene, the reason why the baby T-Rex has a broken leg 🦵 😢 and is wailing out in pain is because John Hammond's dirt bag of a nephew (Peter Ludlow) 😠😡 while drunk 🥴, kicked/stomped on the poor thing's leg 🥺😣😔! He treats the dinosaurs 🦕 🦖 like they're objects to be used for profit 📈, and not the _living creatures_ that they *are* 😠😡!

to be TOTALLY honest i did do and/or PROBABLY will SOMEWHAT like dinosaurs

The best scene for me was @31:22 the cat sneaks behind you guys 😅 yessss👍🏼

I can agree, I cryied so much watching this ❤

I don't think your laughter was inappropriate, you can understand the reality without delving into the darkness.

Thoroughly enjoying this, subscribed from Australia.

If the teacher hadn't shut Sue outside i wonder if Sue would've had time to warn Carrie and Tommy about the bucket.

Amy Irving who played Sue was considered for the role of Carrie White. Linda Blair who played Regan in The Exorcist auditioned for the part too.

They really did shit lie that we had a guy named Putman that was like that.

She is is fine!

Eric & Sarah, thank you for reviewing my favorite Sissy Spacek movie, Carrie. If nobody else has told you guys, the book is somewhat different than the movie. But I preferred the movie because of Sissy Spacek.

Nolan at it`s best

I like how the Night Riders a AC/DC fan I want to party with that guy

100% favorite my dad was SF (Green Beret) and is the correct "name". Dad was 10th group "mountain" stationed @ Ft.Devens in 1979. ODA 325. They were tough! Interesting fact 10th was the first group...thier isgmia was the trojan horse. The russians were curious about 1-9 that didnt exist at the time...😉

12:17 In my experience in a music undergrad program and in the professional world, there are music directors/teachers that are abusive, but in all of the ensembles I have been in (academic or professional) I've never seen anything like the character Fletcher. However, from the arrogance of the opera singers and conductors that I've seen and the ones I've heard of, I'm sure there are some Fletcher-level musicians out there. It especially comes out when they're given power in a program, company, or production.

Logan the wolf

It's interesting to me how people in the comments have mapped the themes of this movie onto recent events. Even some people implying this is Biden's playbook and some saying it's Trumps or using the pandemic as a real life example of St Mary's in the film. However, the author of the graphic novel - as many have pointed out - wrote it as a reaction to Thatcherite politics of the 1980's. Note the once free country turning into a Christo-fascist state. The party logo - 2 crosses on top of each other, The anti-Muslim, anti-gay and anti-immigration sentiment, The neo-fascist imagery/rallies, the Orwellian use of language, authoritarianism, thought control and a police state. Those in power that have financial interests and are willing to subvert democracy for their own narrow gain. These were some the concerns of the author Alan Moore at the time. He was worried about what Thatcher was doing to Britain in the 1980's. Remove the 'V from the symbol and replace it with an 'A' and you get closer to how V thought he could bring down the corrupt state in the Novel.

Yep, that’s PJ Soles from Halloween, the bully in the red hat. This was her first starring movie. She was initially only signed on for the volleyball scene. When walking past Carrie while rehearsing, she instinctively removed her hat and whacked her over the head with it. (That wasn’t in the script). The pins got stuck in Sissy Spacek’s hair. Because she was caught up in the moment, she ruthlessly yanked the hat away and took quite a few hairs out with it. Afterwards, she was horrified and apologized to Sissy. But Brian DePalma was so impressed, he signed her on for the remainder of the film. And he gave her all the extra scenes as Chris Hargensen’s evil sidekick.

I knew it was the French doctor the minute he handed over something and said 'Thanks for the loner, the keys are downstairs' and Kimble joked 'Is there gas in it?' I was wondering why a doctor would need to borrow another doctors car.

I very much appreciate your mention at the end of the kids being kids. Not just Jurassic Park but SO many reactors react to scenes like that with kids and don't take into consideration the fact that they're kids, and like Malcom says, kids get scared. I get annoyed when reactors find kids stupid or illogical in scary situations in movies. Sorry for the rant

I overall, really hate this movie... because you can see there could have been fun solid action film in there.... but it turned out so cheesy and has so many problems. We even walked out of the theatre before the credits rolled. At least The Lost World took itself way more serious (minus 1 or 2 moments). The script is terrible in this third movie. The opening credits just tells you how this movie is gonna feel... cheesy, it has no class. It opens with horror movie credits 😂. They did have some good set pieces I gotta say and the movie was colourful... but it still really feels like a very expensive saturday/sunday made for tv movie. Loved: The Pteranodon Aviary sequence Grant New big bad... Spinosaurus Hated: Openingscene needed a little glimpse of a dinosaur... it feels really cheap now. The annoying couple in basically every scene. Jungle boy, throws gass bombs, collects rex pee... it's so silly. It really is like fan fic. The constant fade in and outs. No subplot, worldbuilding at all. Talking Raptor in plane.... why? Ill placed humor (the dino poop scene... that music... god make it stop). Scrapped Pteranodon attack at the end at the beach... (The Lost World production also scrapped a Pterandon attack sequence at the village) Stealing 2 eggs wouldn't make the Velociraptors abandon their nests to attack the people on the outer rim of the island. The raptors had tons of eggs, they can't count. Barney & Charlie scenes interrupting the suspenceful river sequence. Movie has no real climax. This movie is so childish with some good setpieces/action sequences. You can totally see they threw the script out and penned one just before/ during filming.

"The good news is, hell is just the product of a morbid human imagination. The bad news is, whatever humans can imagine, they can usually create."

If you think the film is prescient please bear in mind the graphic novel is far older.

Stay with your own kind.

I think the setting is just about post-apocalyptic? Like, not everything will be nuked everywhere at once. Especially far-away middle-of-nowhere places. So what we saw are last embers of civilization fizzling out slowly.

SEMPER FIDELIS, 'nuff said.

I went to Navy Boot Camp in San Diego. Across the canal one could occasionally see the Marines - running. Company after company after company them followed by ambulances to revive those in need so they could complete the run.

In truth, medically, there is no proof that a foetus preferentially absorbs radiation over the mother. In reality she gave birth to a healthy child. So the death of the baby was used for dramatic purposes and is not, in reality true. Those who watched the fallout on the bridge, however all died very quickly. Ludmilla didn’t go with them.

Fomin was the chief engineer above Dyatlov. Fomin was the worst and he suffered the least after prison. Bruchanov ( the guy with the deep voice and the black curly hair) was treated badly by this show. He was a good engineer and he was made out the villain. Dyatlov had seen a nuclear accident when he was the engineer on the nuclear submarine project. Fomin was the one that pushed for the test and was the main villain.

They told the west Germans that the nuclear radiation was 2000 roentgens when in fact the radiation was 10 times that. So Joker was never going to work 😮

I think the worst thing is that this happened in reality. I was alive when it happened. I lived in London in 1986 and saw the radioactive cloud pass over London. I was a university student at that time, but we didn’t know much then. I have learned over the last few years.

The pets are loaded with radiation. They had to be exterminated if they got hungry and formed packs they would have been deadly.

The skin goes black because of necrosis. It is a horrible painful way to die, but the bravery of these folk made the difference to the wiping out of Western Europe. The danger was that the three other reactors could have melted down as well. The miners and the firefighters were the true heroes.