OK so I just saw "Saw" the movie and thinking about it, why did the main evil guy (the guy who is forcing Zep (the guy from the hospital) to kill the doctor and the photographer in the main situation) need to kill the photographer? did we ever get an explanation as to what he did wrong? The other people that were killed didn't appreciate life, but it seems like he was just "left to rot" for no reason.
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well first off... crazy people dont need motive.... but i believe he said that the photographer made a living documenting other peoples lives... but not living his own.... hense the same lack of apriciation for life
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I didn't see the preview last week for this week's show.  They should have involved all parties in the episode since it was the final.\n\nTancredi needs to cut her hair a little shorter if she doesn't want to be recognized.\n\nThe only surprise is that these two keep evading custody!  It's just a little much when the show goes to great lengths to be realistic.  I am just confused as to how a lock goes undone at Link's feet and how the keys happen to be left in the seat.  I must have missed something, because that just doesn't make sense.  Mahone or Kellerman didn't have access to the transport vehicle to plant the keys.  Are we supposed to believe the keys accidentally fell out of the pocket of the guy?  I could understand that if everyone was in on it, but if everyone was in on it, Mahone would have been able to ride with the prisoners.\n\nOh well, still love the show.
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This is a genuine psychological test. It is a story about a girl. \nWhile at the funeral of her own mother, she met a guy whom she did not know. \n\nShe thought this guy was amazing, so much her dream guy she believed him to be, that she fell in love with him there and then... A few days later, the girl killed her own sister. \n\nQuestion: What is her motive in killing her sister? \n\nDON'T Scroll down until you have thought what your own answer is to this question!!!!! \n\n*Answer: She was hoping that the guy would appear at the funeral again. \n\nIf you answered this correctly, you think like a psychopath. This was a test by a famous American psychologist used to test if one has the same mentality as a killer. Many arrested serial killers took part in this test and answered it correctly. If you didn't answer correctly - good for you. If your friends hit the jackpot, may I suggest that you keep your distance. (If you got the answer correct, please let me know so I can take you off my distribution list...)
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I thought that in that Movie Creepshow when the husband catches his wife and lover together and he burys them up to their heads in sand and then he video tapes them till they drown.In the movie House of 1000 Corpses was good too,when Otis made one of his victims into "Fish Boy".Dr. Satan in that movie did some good torturing too. If you haven't seen the movie then you got to go rent it.Anyway that's all I can remember right now those two really stuck in my head. Thanks and you have a good day (or night) too.
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First of all - the first post was correct. This was not real. An immediate family member of mine was in the state police when the movie came out and informed everyone they could find that the movie was JUST AN INTRIGUING MOVIE. Yes law enforcement WAS bombarded with phone calls about the film. (As a side note - many people called to volunteer to help search for the missing kids.) There were so many calls for a while that it began to seriously strain local resources. \n\nSecond of all - that movie made me gave me the worst motion-sickness. Ugh. It was bad enough that I can't even really give a fair evaluation of any other element of the film. I can just say that the cinematography, while being a large part of the point, really detracted from the film for me.
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I just watched this film tonight.\n\nImagine witnessing a car wreck ahead.  You get out of your car and walk up to the vehicle.  All the passengers are dead.  The driver who was thrown from the vehicle is lying in the road on his death bed.  The next 10 minutes of your life is an experience that will change you.  How could you explain in just a few words such an event?  "Stay" tries illustrate it in film.\n\nMy interpretation is that the film attempts to illustrate\nthe emotions and involvement in the event of a young man's life passing on the highway.  More specifically, how Sam (Ewan McGregor) felt during the event and how it effects his view on his own life.  The reason Sam is affected so much is because he was able to relate to Henry (the dying driver).\n\nTo me the film was moving and I am sure is widely misunderstood.  Illustrating human emotion during tragedy is a difficult task. Tragedy can be a confusing, mindbending, and emotional experience. Some people loose their mind in some tragic experiences.  "Stay" did an excellent job of illustrating in film the un-illustratable.
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I think the creators of the story line are just throwing stuff around to see what catches on. What is the deal with the supply drop? If Sawyer, or anybody else, saw a plane, would they really forget to mention it? Speaking of trading for Walt, what happened to his father, Michael? Last we saw, he went into the jungle looking for Walt! Getting rather chaotic, to say the least.
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Okay at the start of the scene all of the prisoners are in boxcars, and basically dying of thirst.  The Nazi Soldiers are sitting in the shade and drinking water and inbibing alcohol.  Basically enjoying themselves while no more than 10 feet away people are suffering horribly.  \nThere was a great tidal wave of indifference in Germany and the outlying areas during the Holocaust.  Many who did not want the trouble of going against the Nazi party simply stood aside while friends, coworkers, even extended family were beaten humilated and ultimately killed.\nSo if Schindler in the presence of a group of Nazi superior officers has there support staff start to hose down the boxcars, and actually showed empathy for those who were suffering he incurred the wrath of the Nazi party.  If he were anyone other than Schindler, he would have been inprisoned.\nThat being said indifference was not uncommon but was a great sin.  The indifference in this situation on the part of the Nazi soldiers is worse than if they had simply shot the prisoners.  They made them suffer physically and mentally.  To put a human being through torture is often considered to be worse than if you provided a quick death.\n\nI Hope This Helps,\nAmy
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Greetings. I watched X3 on Saturday and loved it. I heard about the 3 endings on Radio 1 so I told my partner to stay behind to watch the 3rd ending and she was blown away by it. From what I heard from an interview with Patrick Stewart, there will be a 4th film. If you remember back to the scene in the Danger room...remember the robot they were facing? That's a Sentinel. In the comic, that's their next enemy. So it's all set up and I can't wait!! Bye for now.
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why did owens team dig in that hole?\nso that owen could go to the batheroom\n\nhow did he know about the diamonds and the nazi papers?\nhe could find out from various source.  for example the jewish guy tha worked with him, the stone could have been stolen from his family.  Or he could have an insider in the back.  Use your IMAGINATION.\n\nand last but not least why is ms foster even in the movie?\nto get the papers. Did you actually watch the movie???
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At the beginning she woke up in a hospital with tubes & flash memories from the last movie. We don't know what they did to her during that time. In the same amount of time they were able to turn her friend into a monster, so you have to use your imagination. Also it helps if you saw the first movie.
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I just got back from seeing the movie.  I was disappointed.  I loved the first two films, especially the second one.  It is true, that we do not know for sure if Scott is really dead.  Maybe Jean was killed off because she was just too powerful.  And what was with Angel?  They started off well by introducing the anguish he went through as a child trying to hide the fact that he had wings, and then he rebles against his dad and decides he does not want the cure.  It was as if they were leading up to create him to be a major character, but it never happened.  Everyone and their dog seemed to get written off in the new film and that pissed me off.  I think the problem is with the whole script.  Bryan Singer directed the first two films and he abandoned X-3 to direct Superman Returns.  Two of the screenwriters from the first two X-Men films did not work on X-3 because they wanted to work with Bryan on Superman Returns.  So I guess that means the real behind-the-scenes talent of the first 2 X-Men films all left for Superman, so that probably means that Superman will be a really good film.
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I watched the special on National Geographic. Have they made the text available to read anywhere?\n\nBased on the information that was given on the National Geographic premiere...I firmly believe that Jesus chose Judas to sacrifice him. Someone had to do it and he wanted Judas to be the one. The thing that gets me is that when Jesus tells Judas that he will be known as deceitful person for many, many years but in the END, the truth will be known. Wow, that means we know now....does that mean that we are really close to the end?\n\nI would love to look at it more in depth when they release it; if you know anywhere it has been published, please let me know.
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*****SPOILER**** SPOILER****Remember when Professor Charles Xavier was giving the lecture to the students about their poweres and abilities and he had them watch the guy in the hospital bed? He talked about ability transferring if they had the power to do that and what benefits it could have and the ethics of it, etc etc?\n\n\nWEll in the very end after the credits...it shows a female Dr enter a hospital room, she checks in on the patient then we hear Prof Xavier's voice say,"Moira" and she replies "Charles?" so, this is Dr. Moira MacTaggart and Prof Xavier has transferred is mental being into this man. Leaves it open to sequal of course...especially with the fact that Magneto could start moving the chess piece even if it was slight..showing only temporary cure that does not last.
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I have not seen the movie, so this question may or may not answer your question... but it's been a few days and nobody more informed has answered so perhaps this will help some.\n\nIMDB.com lists, among many other things, "alternate version" of movies.  If there are two or three versions of a movie floating around (edited, shorter, extended scenes, etc) IMDB will list them and say what the differences are.\n\nIMDB has no listing for alternate versions of this movie at all.  This makes it seem likely that those scenes aren't really there.  Absence of proof isn't proof of absence, however... sometimes the TV edits movies for time.  Perhaps that's what happened?   \n\nHope this helps.  Good luck finding more information.
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Melinda found out that the man with the hat did not want the other ghosts to cross over.  He was doing everything in his power to make the ghosts stay on earth (which Melinda didn't like).  The man with the hat told Melinda that he would set free the ghosts who died from the crash in exchange for her life (because she was "the one").  But Melinda continued to do her work and convinced majority of the ghosts to follow the light and cross over.  Some, however, chose to follow the man with the hat and so these ghosts remained on earth.\n\nAndrea's brother, fortunately, did not take the flight and was spared from the crash.  However, Andrea herself was among those who died when the plane crashed over the town.  Andrea's car got hit by the plane when it was going down.  When Melinda finally told Andrea about this, Andrea was in tears and could not seem to accept it.  Then, the man with the hat was suddenly walking behind Andrea -- as if making an attempt to steal her away from Melinda, so that Andrea would not cross over.  That was the end of the episode.
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What you saw was a dream--or simpler, a hallucination! The beginning of the episode, you see House get shot, and then he wakes up in ICU (or so we think at that time..)! The man who shot him is beside him chained up in a bed, and the whole episode he's trying to figure out if he's hallucinating or not. What is stranger, is that his leg doesn't hurt, and he isn't in pain! Cutty then explains she tried a new experimental drug, and that there was a 50-50 chance he'd never hurt again! You think it's awesome and that it worked--until he starts forgetting things and seeing people that aren't there. The whole time, him and his team are trying to figure out what is wrong with the swollen tongue guy, when House finally tells them to start an operation. Well, House is convinced he's losing his mind (after the guy who shot him got into his head by talking all philosophically with him), and he charges into the operating room, saying "If I am not hallucinating, then this man will not die!" Well, we see House rip open the man's insides with the robot, and then you see his pulse drop to 0 on the monitor--and he dies. For about a minute you are left thinking that House is truly insane--until the swollen tongue guy's hand opens up, and a bullet falls from it. Suddenly, you see House being rushed on a gurney down the halls of the hospital--and you realize he had JUST been shot--and everything that had happened that day was a dream/hallucination, and he never killed the man. You see the gunshot wound, and there is TONS of blood escaping. Weakly, he tells his team to "Tell Cutty to use the medicine (the same stuff that was used in his hallucination to stop his leg from hurting) for my leg!" and then he closes his eyes and faints from blood lose--thus ending the episode on a cliffhanger!! Does he die?! Probably not--but will he awake having been given the medicine, and will his leg be ok in real life?! We shall see..! GREAT episode--and hope that helps some! =)