>didn't end with creasy blowing everyone up with his own rectum bomb
What a huge missed opportunity
Didn't end with creasy blowing everyone up with his own rectum bomb
Jack Garcia
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Ayden Adams
I wish... You had more time
Kevin Bell
Such a cool and awkward line
Caleb Price
The whole movie is great. My dad took me to the theatres too young to watch it and Denzel burns that douches fingers off, kek
Cooper Gutierrez
Always bothered me. Him just bleeding out in the car feels like such a cop out. After giving himself up, he should have taken out the rest of them with his last breath. Would have been a perfect ending.
Lucas Barnes
>never bothered to put on a vest
Austin Stewart
The fucking ridiculous editing style almost kills this otherwise engaging movie.
Robert Reyes
Any fighting would have jeopardized Lupita's life, as they were within range.
Colton Rivera
>ass bomb in creasy
>ass bomb in the brother while hes knocked out
>both bad guy cars drive away
>boom
Its a foolproof and pleasurable plan
Aiden Rivera
Too undignified.
>dude just stood there rather than try and take Denzel out with him
Jayden Green
I can dig it, but unfortunately I think it would sully the cult classic reputation the film holds in exchange for being known as that film where Denzel Washington shoves a bomb up his ass.
Logan Roberts
Same with original ending of I am Legend
They had chance to be epic but settled for being mediocre
Nathan Howard
Good point. The editing is so fucking overdone.
Ethan Gomez
I'm more surprised it isn't known as that film where Denzel Washington shoves a bomb up a guy's ass in the first place
Brody Lopez
"He's about to paint his assterpiece"
Thomas Foster
Oh fucking hell this so much, editing was pure trash
>jump cuts every 0.3 second
literally bollywood tier
Michael Hernandez
It was like a mix of late 80s/early 90s Oliver Stone and Michael Bay action movies.
Jaxon Russell
True signs of a serf. It was amazing.
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Most effective use of text on a screen in film.
Christopher Cruz
>Most effective use of text on a screen in film.
Hardly
Joshua Lewis
That is one of the few well edited and clear scenes in the film. Check out the scene with Denzel in the club, or when the exchange fucks up, or the scene where Denzel busts in on the bad guy’s brother’s family. It’s a mess and overdone.
Jacob Foster