The Fly II - "He bugged me"

[Chronos127]

Great line from a sub-par movie......my fav part of whole movie........pause for dramatic effect... "He bugged me" LOL

[mmscott9]

o_O

I see what you did thar

[MAXIMUMGODZILLA45]

He stole my girl... dissolved my hand and my foot with fly vomit. XD

[Heliosphan15]

this was my favourite scene

[clevelandsteamer1000]

This is why we feel sorry for CUJO...in that film he killed the guilty!

[daisyhinojosa23]

are those flashbacks part of the movie? Or did you add it in?

[Superjombombo1]

@daisyhinojosa23 added it in

[KillerPikmin]

Heeeey Oh!

[Patrickdraven]

Kinda reminds me of "House"

[TonyShow82]

I lost a love too. He's the kind of guy I identify myself with. A dried up rotten drunk full of hurt so I say I can't blame him.

[animelover3400]

She had the baby :O??? i never seen this one

[DictatorRoB]

I like those soundless flashbacks from original fly while him talking about it.

[jestersfrown]

He's such a cock blocker!

[MIKESOWELL]

@ ZanMatt2g What I couldn't believe was that the girl kissed Martin as he was still covered in blood, gore, and fly glop when Bartok and he exited the Pod. YUCK!!!!!

[TheXenomorph1]

Man, is this the only scene to be uploaded at YouTube?

[darkpr3y]

i see what he did there

[spiritgirl41192]

For some reason, while watching this, I burst out laughing from 0:11-0:14. Don't know why, I just did.

[hmlovedj]

awww nooo he lost his virginity :p

[Rampage3606]

Although I felt sorry for Martin in the Fly 2, I really could shed a tear for his father Seth from part 1. At least Martin had Beth to console him during his transformation. Seth was completly alone in his ordeal. And Seth's changes were more prolonged & exaggerated. Martin quickly formed a cocoon in the sequel, & at least he cured himself & ended up w/ Beth. Seth & Ronnie's love affair ended way too tragic.

[Zanmatt2g]

@Rampage3606

Martin's final form wasn't even that bad compared to his Fathers. Brundlefly was a pathetic mess of human and fly, while Martinfly was a more well "structured" monster. I feel sorry for Bartok at the end, Martinfly was nothing compared to him.

[HLGToys]

@Zanmatt2g well martin was born with his father's genes and his father was spliced with a fly

[elize018]

does anyone know where i can watch this movie online @_@

[Theshark15z]

John Getz only appears twice in this film once in the beginning of the film where Martin is being born and this scene where Martin is seeking Stathis Borans for help.

[TeamFruit]

he'll never bug him again

[meroko15701]

NO PUN INTENDED.

[IggyHazard]

Classic witty humor of wittiness.

[wiecbb11]

you got to admire his guts for going after a girl

I certainly wouldn't try to rescue a girl who was abducted from a abortion clinic by a man strong enough to break through block windows

id call the cops first.......you already have a doctor witness for a breaking and entering at a medical clinic.... you could get squad cars for that

[BigMamaFurter]

Have any of you ever had a character in a horror movie that you hate enough, to want to see die a gruesome and painful death? Well; Stathis Borans is mine.

[vodkagal28]

Stathis hated Seth,but I think he pitied Martin. That's my guess,considering he gave the idea for the pods.

[CineRecon]

Yeah Brundle was always still conscious even in his full on fly form. He was a little loopy, but still himself. Then again turning into a fly would make me loopy too

[WhiteSlift]

Do you remember the dog from the Fly II

[mikeweb92576]

Yeah. "Timex". Saddest part of the film. Bartok was a jerk.

[saimon1969]

What does "he bugged me" mean here ?

[reedeema]

om flys are bugs ;) get it ;)

[crypt375]

@saimon1969 silly pun

[bea27997]

I dont like the bar scene of the fly makes me feel bad is like openining sombodys wrist with a game and a lot of blood on the table

[MilitaryBrat81]

......but he made up for it by attempting to save her in the end. Too bad it cost him a hand and a foot in the process but I guess that's what happens when you underestimate your opponent. Of course, who could be prepared for an opponent that was processing "insect politics?" Nevertheless, David Cronenberg started something excellent or at least potential. A shame that it ended terribly. Oh well.

[MilitaryBrat81]

I personally agree that the script of the sequel was ok. Not as good as the first one, but it still contained emotions, drama, not to mention a hell of a lot of gore. John Getz was probably the best part out of the film. Quite sad really. Really sad, especially since Stathis lost his girl, in more ways than one. Lost his limbs, but even worse he lost his sanity. He lost a majority of his emotions therefore resulting in bitterness and scorn. Yeah he was an ass in the first beginning wise....

[littlerudi08043]

he bugged me. *buh dum tish*

[Slaviccommie]

He get me bugged.

[rocknrollcody]

If Brundle in the first film hadnt teleported with fly parts i wonder how much more he could have changed, maybe he would have grown wings

[rocknrollcody]

I meant Pod Parts not fly parts

[SmokeyMcPot420yee]

what does he mean "caused her death"? cool to see they pickup after the remake though

[EmilyGreene1984]

It means that after Seth went through the machine and came out a half-human, half-fly hybrid - he had sex with Ronnie and impregnated her with a mutant creature and it killed her. Although, in another way, the whole incident with Seth also killed her emotionally, because he had, unintentionally, destroyed himself via the machine and she had to kill it (Seth) before it became worse.

[SmokeyMcPot420yee]

Thats lame for her, is it in the movie? Nice interpretation, didn't see it like that

[EmilyGreene1984]

I'm not sure what you mean by "lame for her", but yes she does shoot the Fly in the head at the very end of "The Fly" (1986) movie.

[SmokeyMcPot420yee]

The whole situation sucks for her, she falls in love with a guy then he fucks up, gets her impregnated with a brundlefly then she blaps him. But is it in the movie when she dies?

[EmilyGreene1984]

In the original 1986 version? No, she just ends the existence of the Brundlefly. In the 1989 version, yes. She dies as a result of both the mutant labor and the shocking of realizing she had not given birth to a human child (as she had been hoping against hope for in the original 1986 version).

[MoonwalkerWorshiper]

"she had to kill it (Seth) before it became worse"

Actually, Ronnie shot him cuz he ultimately wanted to. Seth tried to become human again but instead he ended up with parts of the telepod inside him. Of course she shot him. Only human thing left to do. And I found it creepy, that even in the very end after the last transformation, there was still some human sense left in Brundle. So the fly never really took complete control over him (or his son). Insects are not human enough to take suicide.

[EmilyGreene1984]

The point was that the Brundlefly was becoming progressively more and more insect-like. But even so, he did have, as you pointed out, one last moment of human sanity left to ask for Ronnie to end its existence.

[MoonwalkerWorshiper]

Yes, but in what way could he possibly change further? The point where Brundle lost his human shaped form was when Ronnie ripped the jaw off, and the last stage of transformation happened, and when he entered the pod the process were finished. Brundle never turned particulary insect-like anyways, not physically. He lost his humanity but didn't realize, being human could mean two different things. Merging his body with hers is not ethical... having a whole family in one body is NOT human.

[MoonwalkerWorshiper]

And yeah, about Stathis Borans

"they bought his silence and because he can't warn people of the dangers of the machine..."

It makes sense, though since Borans is a journalist he could make a fortune by exposing Bartok industries worldwide and have a clean conscience at the same time (so he can fucking sleep at night). Maybe he don't have any love for Brundle but I bet he isn't fond of Bartok either. So the script for Fly 2 is not a good way to reason in my opinion.

[Meanstreet2001]

Not a good comment. A GREAT comment!! The fact that Brundle was, basically, still alive inside the insect was what touched me, and thats very noticeable in Geena Davis's character when she's sobbing before, during, and after killing him!! Great comment once again!!!

[LTstudios]

stathis was the only good thing in fly II. it's worth watching the film just to see this little performance.

[EmilyGreene1984]

Although Stathis was a rotten jerk in the first movie at the beginning, he became a hero and saved Ronnie from ending up like Seth. I actually feel sorry for him, not just because he lost his arm and foot, but because he did help Ronnie and saved her life - but he couldn't save her from what had Seth had done to her. I think its both the fact that he lost his limbs and that Ronnie died during the amoral child (or in this case, "it") birth, that's why he's so bitter and a drunkard.

[EmilyGreene1984]

Also, in the 1989 script to "The Fly II", the beautiful house and grounds that you see was said to be given to Stathis by Bartok and his associates in order to keep him quiet about the whole thing. Basically, they bought his silence and because he can't warn people of the dangers of the machine and of Bartok industries, that could be another reason he's being so vile.

[akiratubo]

Best scene in the whole movie.

[blendtecfan]

i like both the first and second movies,but they cant be compared because they are 2 different movies.one is a horror,one is an action movie.

[addvogado]

he should consider himself as a lucky dude! he had his hand and his foot disolved by Brundlefly`s vomit, but, he could had have all his limbs disolved or, it could be even worse, he could had have his face melted like that security guard on the Fly 2! so, he is, indeed , lucky!

[RednessAlpha]

He's not talking about being lucky. He's talking about what he did to him to make him so bitter towards Brundle.

Plus, in the first one, Brundle was about to vomit in his face until Ronnie stopped him.

[addvogado]

I know Brundle was about to vomit on his face that´s why I said he was lucky that Ronnie stopped Brandle from doing such thing.... I know, also, that , on this scene, he isn´t talking about being lucky.. infact I was talking about he´s being lucky,,,that´s all!!!

it was a comment! I know everything about both movies I saw them both more than one time! thank you!

[RednessAlpha]

My point was you're making it sound like Stathis shouldn't hold a grudge against Martin and Seth.

He has every right to hate them and not be considered lucky. Seriously lose two limbs and try to call yourself lucky.

[addvogado]

still, he was lucky......what would you prefer? loosing two limbs or having your face melted? just choose between these two options! there´s no thirth option!! do you see what I mean yet?

[RednessAlpha]

I would prefer neither. I'm saying he has reason to be pissed off from losing his hand and foot. He shouldn't consider himself lucky if he lost limbs.

[addvogado]

I mean that I consider him lucky , got it? as I have told you before, he could have had his face melted so....in my personal concept, he was lucky indeed!

[FirstTsurugi06]

It's unlucky that he lost his limbs, but he's still lucky in the sense that at least he's alive, yes? I mean, we saw (later in this movie) what happened to people who have their faces covered in fly vomit; If you're alive after that, you're NOT lucky.

[spiritgirl41192]

@RednessAlpha Yeah, had Ronnie not stopped him, Stathis would've been dead before you could say, "Check, please!" If you're wondering about that part and if you've seen the 2005 edition of The Fly, there was a deleted scene in script format where a baglady was attacked by Brundle and had her face melted off, therefore resulting in her death.

[Richardy4283]

i havent seen fly 2, why do people think its so bad?

[RednessAlpha]

The acting is terrible, the storyline had too many cliches, and the old characters were killed off or diminished.

Plus, Martin was overdone as a fly. Too monstrous, rather than looking like the previous cancerous-looking creature.

[Richardy4283]

ah, i see, um what exactly does cliche mean?

[RednessAlpha]

Cliche means overused. Kinda like the mottos in advertisements.

In another words, events in the story were predictable and the whole composition of it just made it seem cheesy.

[mdp311]

martin looked different because he was born already part fly. his mutation wasn't forced like seth's was.

[IntermittentSprocket]

An arm and leg LOL oh, that's a funny humorous moment.

[killerlimes]

man the fly was one of my favorite movies ever i just saw it and i havent laughed at the words "im pregnant" that much since Juno. the fly 2, eh not so much

[Social8th]

lol fly vomit

[twist58]

I wish this video footage existed in the Fly II film itself. They really should have added those gruesome scenes (from the first film) into this particular one.

[Meanstreet2001]

Yup I agree!! To remind us just why is Stathis so damn bitter against Seth, besides "stealing" his girl and causing her death!!

[AutumnCrisp]

Oh damn, missed out the best bit:

"YOU BASTARD, WHERE'D YOUR SENSE OF COMPASSION

[emdoubleu1976]

Cost him an arm and a leg.

[spiritgirl41192]

@AutumnCrisp No, there was that part where he said, "As for the 'cure' he was working on, he dragged your mother kicking and screaming into that telepod, that they might be fused together in one beautiful body. THERE'S your CURE. Go AWAY."

When I heard the 'beautiful body' part, I couldn't help but think of the deleted Monkey-Cat scene and think of what would've happened to Ronnie, and say, "Define beautiful."

[porky924s]

ha funny