"What am I gonna do now, huh? What am I gonna do now?  It's all [expletive deleted] up now?" (From my recollection, the person was screaming or crying and had just killed another person, or was about to kill himself)\n\nIf so, what scene? If not, do you happen to know what movie it is from?
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"Who loves you.......and WHO DO YOU LOVE?!?"\n\nBetter than Cats.  i wanna watch it again and again...
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Sorry, doesn't sound like any movie I'm aware of!\n\n(Why is it that every time somebody puts up a question here like this, I don't know the answer???)
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The clock reaches 6:00, ending the time limit. Zep and Alison fight over a gun while Det. Tapp rushes to save her. The fight turns into a chase as Det. Tapp tries to catch Zep before he can get to the room. Believing that his wife and daughter are still in danger, Gordon finally saws off his own foot thinking that it is the only way to save his family, while Adam cries out unsuccessfully, trying to tell Dr. Gordon to stop.\n\nDet. Tapp nearly emerges victorious, but is shot by Zep, who rushes to the washroom and leaves him to die. Free of his shackle after sawing off his foot, Gordon shoots Adam. Very soon after, Zep reaches the washroom and is tackled by Adam, who is injured but still alive and beats Zep to death with the toilet lid. After a tearful goodbye, Gordon leaves, saying he has to get help, or he'll bleed to death.\n\nAdam, however, is still shackled to the wall. He searches Zep’s pockets for a key, but instead finds another cassette. Zep was manipulated by Jigsaw all along. He was being forced to kidnap Dr. Gordon's wife and daughter, or be killed by a poison coursing through his system.\n\nThe real Jigsaw, it turns out, was actually Dr. Gordon's patient John and has been pretending to be the “corpse” on the floor. John rises up and tells him the key to his chains is in the bathtub, but had been swept away when Adam first awoke. John has been making people kill themselves to make them learn life lessons, as he himself is bitter from his approaching death from an inoperable brain tumor. Adam is shocked by the moment and John abandons him, turning off the lights and locking him in the room. “Game over,” he says, ending the film with Adam trapped in the pitch-black washroom, screaming into the credits.
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I can't seem to find a site where I can look that up but I've seen the movie and I can't remember them saying anything bad. Maybe hell or damn once or twice but I can't be really sure. I'm usually really watchful for stuff like that but I don't remember anything. \n\nHope this helps... :)
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Yes, I've seen this movie. I was pleasantly surprised because this movie was GREAT!!!! My favorite genre of movie is suspenseful/thrillers (psychological) movies, and this movie had the BEST ending, my jaw almost hit the floor!! LOL I would not classify this movie has a horror movie, it's more of a thriller. So for those of you who want to see a scary movie (it had a few scary moments...there were some jumps and screams in the theater) this may not be the movie for you.\n\nI RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE, IT WAS GREAT!!!!
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lets so do it\ni didnt want any of them to die but if it was between denny and burke i would have soo went with burke to die\nthat was extremely sad i bawled \nhow can that happen\nand poor izzie it was soo sad when they were just walking away all in a line \nbecause that was practically her life it was surrounde by him\nand now nothing\nIM PISSED\nWhat happens to izzie \nthey were supposed to be together!!!!\n\n        -sierra
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Padme: You're going to kill him, aren't you?\nObi-Wan:  He has become a very great threat.\nPadme:  ...I can't.\nObi-Wan: (pauses, stands up)... Anakin is the father, isn't he?\nPadme: (long pause)\nObi-Wan:  I'm so sorry.
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I'm going to preface this by saying that if American Psycho (which came out in 2000) is old, then -I- am old (I'm 19). Anyhoo...\n\nThere are a couple of interpretations as to what's actually happening at the end. The first interpretation, as a few other users have already mentioned, is that it's all in his head. They're merely messed-up fantasies that he's mistaken for reality. There are several points of evidence for this: the ATM saying "feed me a stray cat" and the exploding cop cars, for instance.\n\nThe second interpretation is that he can get away with what he's doing because A) he's rich and has "friends" in high places (put in quotes because I happen to think he has no real friends) who can cover his ass and buy off the authorities, and B) mistaken identity. Throughout the entire movie, a lot of people call him by different names, so when his lawyer confronts him about the message he left on his machine, he thinks it's all one big joke, because he's always mistaking Bateman for someone else. If that made any sense at all.\n\nPersonally, I am of the camp that buys the first theory, because the end always seems too surreal to be, well, real.\n\nJust as an aside, I loved this movie and personally thought it was hilarious. The repeated line "I have to return some videotapes" just kills me every time. And no, I am not insane, at least, I wasn't the last time I checked.
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I dont think this one would kill anyone but i think its funny.\n\nThere once was a woman with no arms and legs sitting \non the beach crying,\na man walks by and says why are you crying?\nthe woman replies "i have never been hugged befor\nso the man bends down and huggs her and walks on.\nanother man walks by and the woman is still crying\nand he asks 'why are you crying?"\nthe woman replies "ive never been kissed before."\nso the man bends down and kisses her.\nAnother man walks by and notices the woman crying\nand asks "why are you crying?"\nthe woman replies "ive never been Fu**ed before"\nthe man picks the woman up throws her in the ocean\nand says "now your Fu**ed\n\nI no this is a cruel joke and i am not making fun of people with disabilities but i thought it was funny.
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If I recall, after that scene where his brother Yuri dies, he goes back to New York and gets caught by that weapons inspector, "something Valentine".  \n\nMr. Valentine brings in Nicolas Cage into interrogation and Nicolas Cage tells Mr. Valentine that someone will come knocking on the door to set him free as weapons trade is a necessity in the world.  Soon enough, some army man comes and talks to Mr. Valentine and Nicolas Cage's character is set free, back to selling more weapons to world leaders.  \n\nSomewhat shocking, in a sense, because the movie is based off of real events.  Even if that's not what really happens, you cannot deny the amount of firearm in the world today.  Makes you wonder, do you feel lucky, punk?
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there´s something like a question...they say...la muerte o la honra?...meaning that u gotta choose whether to be killed or raped...\nWhat would u choose?
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The scene where the girl was getting raped was one the most disturbing things ive ever seen...\n\nAlong with the bird's head getting bitten off... and the gutted dog... and pretty much everything else in the movie...
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How can focusing on helping someone be unethical? I have seen the movie, and I found it incredibly touching that his parents were willing to do anything to help him. Yes they took a risk. But, what was the risk? He didn't have much quality of life, nor did he have much time left. Would you do any less? So if the risk was that they would cause more serious problems, how could they be any worse than what he was currently afflicted with?
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"The sliding-door of the railway truck closed with a deafening bang."\n\nSo begins Alice's journey. But where is she going? The men who come to her house to take Alice and her grandparents away in the middle of the night will say only that they are being taken "to the east." At first Alice is excited - at last she will be allowed to play outside after being confined to the basement for so long, and maybe she will be reunited with her parents. But the train ride isn't at all what Alice expects. There are no seats or lavatories - only a dark, airless cattle car crammed with people. And as she gets to know her follow passengers, Alice's eyes are opened to the facts of life, the horrors of death and the terrifying truth about her final destination.
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I believe it's originally from the movie "A Cry In the Dark" with Meryl Streep, when the dingos in Australia attacked the baby.  This was a very tearful movie.  But I must say, that in the Seinfield episode when "Elaine" said "The dingos ate your baby" to the obnoxious woman, with her Aussy accent...it was hilarious!
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I think it's left up to us, the audience to decide what really happened to Jack. I've seen the movie a couple of times and have thought about the same thing, but I'm still not sure which story to believe. But I'm leaning towards Jack getting killed by the townspeople who found out he was gay because Jack was more open about his sexuality.
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omg! i've been trying to figure it out for years! captions and subtitles dont work on that movie.\n\n\nwait, didnt he say he was going to give her his mother's name? so are you saying his mother was named moonchild? or is it some joke im just totally not getting? (im notorious for that)