In Saw II, what did "over the rainbow" mean? I liked the "back of your mind" reference.?
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the killer guy put numbers in colored marker on everyones neck...u followed rainbow colors to figure out the combination.
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I haven't seen Saw 3 but I've seen Saw 1&2. They were seesaw thrillers. Damn...
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That is correct.. .it is one of the "little people" who were depressed throughout the making of the movie. It's during the part where they just meet the tinman in the forest. Right afterwards the witch appears on the top of the house and threaten them. Right after that, if you look in the background next to the house, you will see a leg flailing from a tree. It's tough to tell and the best part to see it is when they're singing, "We're off to the see the Wizard." Like I said before, it's right next to the house.... because if you look a little more to the right, there is a goose that is kind of wiggling around, but that's not him. Hope that helps! :)
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Yes---the rainbow is a reminder of God's promise to us that never again will the whole earth be covered in water as it was in Noah's time.\nGENESIS 9:12-16--"And God said, This is the token of the covenant which I make between me and you and every living creature that is with you, for perpetual generations: I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth. And it shall come to pass, when I bring a cloud over the earth, that the bow shall be seen in the cloud, and I will remember my covenant, which is between me and you and every living creature of all flesh; and the waters shall no more become a flood to destroy all flesh. And the bow shall be in the cloud; and I will look upon it, that I may remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is upon the earth."\nWhen we see a beautiful rainbow in the sky, may we see not only it's beauty, but remember what it represents--a promise from our Creator.
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Before I answer, let me say that my brother-in-law is fire chief in Shanksville so responded to the crash.  As a result, I have seen all the immediate after photos so this movie was important for me to see.\n\nYes, I felt the movie was based on fact.  It is well done and not at all exploitative.  I think all Americans should see it.  Those people really were heroes and I would like to think, in the same situation, that I would choose to go down fighting and not just let it happen.\n\nNot a sound was heard in the theatre during the entire film.  I have never been in such a silent theatre.  I also don't think there was a dry eye in the place.  The movie is very emotional and makes you feel like you are right there with them.\n\nOne warning, the movie will be difficult for those that get migraines from extreme motion.  The film is very jittery...like the Blair Witch Project.
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OK, here's what I think: Henry's brain was dying and he was in a waivering state of consciousness and distressed that he crashed the car and killed the people he loved. What's going on in real life around him - the people standing over him and what they are saying, losing the ring as it fell out of his pocket, hearing that his parents and gf were dead, etc. - is warped with his memories of his life as he's processing that he's dying. When he commits suicide in his head it's his realization that it's time to let go. He even admits to himself that it's all a hallucination when he tells the confused and upset "Sam" not to worry because he's real. \n\nThe brain, even in a restful dream state, can do this. I've fallen asleep with the TV on and incorporated what is happening on TV into my dreams somehow. \n\nThat was the explanation for the ending...Well the movie was about......\n\nthe attempts of a psychiatrist to prevent one of his patients from committing suicide, while trying to maintain his own grip on reality.
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That's very funny!\n\nAs soon as we start concentrating on ourselves, the rest of the world goes for a dump.  To look at the world as a whole means that you try to undertand your own interconnectedness with everything that happens.  So, you buy candy at Walmart and another kid goes into the sweatshop to make it... do you understand?
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Yes, it is a reference to Erol Flynn.  Apparently, he was a pretty wild guy.  According to IMDB:\n\n"The phrase "In like Flynn," stems from his 1942 trial for statutory rape."
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Are you analyzing the just the symbolism of the sows head or the entire movie?  I think the movie shows what the basics of human nature are and how we will revert back to them once survival becomes a primary concern.  Nice work on the analysis.
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A nice contrast to "all torn up inside" might be "completely corroded, as a battery gets from acid".  You know, allusions to manly activities. Instead of him "cutting you off in mid-sentence" he "revved his chainsaw and cut down your tree of love".
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I know! I saw this movie with a friend of mine. My friend hated the ending! She said she hates it when movies have s*** endings! It was kind of unresolved wasn't it? So Denzel's character gets a diamond out of the ordeal and apparently the robbers get away. What did you think?
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One of the best movies I've seen in awhile. Some friends at work have been making jokes about it ("Butt-Crack Mountain", etc) but after I saw it, I stopped laughing at them. I've heard folks say it was a pro-gay film but the movie didn't glorify homosexuality at all. In fact, it scared some people even furthur into the closet. My wife and I talked about it for days after we saw it. It will stay in your thoughts for some time after you see it.
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His last words were "La tristesse durera" meaning `scream to a sigh`.Its also the name of a good song by The Manic Street Preachers.
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At the end of the rainbow
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I don't realize how and why you thought about gay stuff on that circumstance! It just is a love song (as many others) and concerning a sentimental (straight) film. \nEvidently, either you are a great homophobic person or it just is the great fear to admit your (latent) homosexuality. \nI know married men who cried during some scenes of the film "Ghost", are they gay or sissy too??\nWhat a twisted mind there are around!
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Your perspective to the event, it is so large and you can only stand in on place at a time.  Hence why you can never find the end of the rainbow.
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It's Mad World by Gary Jules. I went to see Saw 3 twice just to watch that commercial on the big screen!