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I guess I just see movies differently:
Take, for instance, a really dark, dramatic, action film.
The death scenes need to be longer, more overdramatic, with a subtle hint of choreography.
This will be the first part of a series of videos aimed at uncovering and exposing the generic common truths we hold so dear in our classic films.
My inspiration for this video was that classic tearwrenching scene from Boyz in the Hood. It hits you in the gut and then keeps pounding and coming back for more, until you're a shriveled heap of tears. But it pays homage to any movie you've ever seen where someone you love is brutally taken away and the producers, director, movie studio, and actors take their death scenes way too seriously. The music swells, everything seems to move in slow motion, and it gives the audience a chance to cry. Well, not this time.
Movies that could have benefitted from this death scene choreography:
King Kong (Come on, he didn't have to talk, but we'd know what he was trying to say)
The Wizard of Oz (The Wicked Witch's agonizing water death could have been an entire twenty-minute sequence)
Bambi (Bambi's mother...COME ON!)
Psycho (It was long, but could have been so much longer)
West Side Story (Come on, it's already a musical, let's make an entire death dance)
Romeo and Juliet (lots of death dances)
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
The Godfather
Star Wars (The Emperor could lighten up)
The Exorcist
Die Hard (You bad terrorist, you)
The Crow
You get the hint. Every death scene needs some kind of a death dance.
That is all.
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Ricky: Why the fuck won't you die!
junkman661 1 year ago 13
I'm Ricky...but don't tell anyone.
farfromfake 3 months ago 6