Spider-Man 2 - "Horror Hospital" Scene
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I never cared much for him in the comics, but Doc Ock easily became one of the most bad asses heroes ever. This scene is much more than graphics, it's the sheer essence of what villains are made of! This actor, and Heath Ledger are giving life to comics most gruesome kind. Such lack of regard for life, the execution of it all... Excuse me while I just geek out.
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gotta loove the screech.... from all five of them.
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lol yeah, my dad told me that one of the directors did horror movies and there was no way he wouldn't add his own personal touch
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This seems a little bit too scary for a gift certificate of 12
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How did the asian chick die? I bet it was pretty nasty....
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I love when Sam Raimi try to let the audience scaried! He always get it!
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Btw, fun fact!!! :) Doc Ock's arms are real, not computerized. They are motorized and controlled by stagehands off screen
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i watched dis movie wen i was 7 nd i cried... cuz i felt so srry 4 de surgeons... :( until i learned its fake :D
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WHO'S LAUGHING NOW??!
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its SAW!!!
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I saw this in theaters when I was in 2nd grade. Scared the shit out of me.



yes i agree, all characters evil or good must be understandble. I mean creators must show how they became evil and show their psychology! Nowadays films are losing this making evil just a joke, life is just a joke...( Joker)
darksoulzzzz 3 months ago 6
@darksoulzzzz The unique case about the Joker is that they've kept consistent in (most of) his incarnations that his origin is a mystery - nobody EVER knows who he once was or what made him become the Joker. Few takes have tried to peek at what he may have been like pre-Joker, such as Lovers And Madmen, Going Sane, The Killing Joke, and of course the '89 movie. The Killing Joke is the most popular and accepted Joker story, giving him a possibly tragic background and explanation.
SpinalTree 3 months ago
@SpinalTree Do you know where i can read The Killing Joke, because i want to try understand Jokers psychology. Joker is the hardest to understand victim of all times and comics.
darksoulzzzz 3 months ago
@darksoulzzzz Any bookstore with a decent selection of Batman comics should have it, it's among the top 4 greatest Batman comics ever, alongside Batman: Year One, The Dark Knight Returns, and Arkham Asylum: A Serious House On Serious Earth. If it interests you at all, The Killing Joke is written by Alan Moore, who is also noted for writing Watchmen, V For Vendetta, and Swamp Thing. Another good book on Joker's psychology is Joker by Brian Azzarello, though it's not for the faint of heart.
SpinalTree 3 months ago
Great scene, but why the hell do they have a chainsaw in the operating room?
Salien1999 4 months ago 8
@Salien1999
"EMERGENCY CHAINSAW - DO NOT BREAK GLASS UNLESS IN NEED OF COLONOSCOPY"
SpinalTree 4 months ago 17