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Published: 2020-02-01 03:31:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 4308; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 0
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Before anyone bugs me for the original HERE it is: www.deviantart.com/sukoshi13/a…
FYI This is MY honest opinion, I won't have anyone saying it's insulting just for being brutally honest (like someone did with the other I don't like this meme I posted), if you try to be funny by saying you don't understand it, I think you need reading/vocabulary lessons.
* How It Was Built Up - The shriekers' first appearance (Tremors 2). It's all one big chilling paranoia build up that gave me and my sister goosebumps when we first watched the movie. It's nighttime, Earl and Grady wait for Pedro the plant worker in his pick up truck, but after seeing what became of the Graboid, the truck is off in the distance and then suddenly stops. After waiting a while, Earl and Grady head on over to see what's going on—finding the truck all chewed up. Grady then spots a pair of hands tightly clutching the truck's cab, but then he sees that the arms are all that's left of Pedro. "Oh, God!" "It's a whole new ballgame - a whole new goddamn ballgame!"
Then finally we see the shriekers and the damage they do... THIS is the graboid stage that scares me the worst.
* It Was Insane - The opening of the ark (Indiana Jones and raiders of the lost ark) watched it with my dad, yet another frightening scene from an action movie with Harrison Ford. The moment the spirits that emerge from the Ark turn hostile is utterly nightmarish. At first, they're serene - even beautiful, as Belloq declares - and then they suddenly start to shift into skull-faced terrors, snarling at those daring to look upon the open Ark. And what happens to the three Nazi villains was sheer nightmare fuel.
* It Was Grotesque - The Skeksis Emperor’s death. Emperor's SkekSo's deathbed scene, by then, he already looks like one of the walking dead. He's literally gasping for breath and fighting to keep his royal scepter, hissing at the Chamberlain and all the other skeksis "I...am... still Emperor... I ha..." and he breathes his last, then his body crumbles to dust. Brr! Scared me and my sister when we were little girls.
* It Was Graphic - The peeper beetle punishment, HOLY SugarHoneyInTea! I'm not fond of SkekTek either way, but damn, this punishment was just brutal!
Ritual-Master: When we fail ourselves...
Skeksis: WE MUST BE PUNISHED!
Ritual-Master: When we fail each other...
Skeksis: WE MUST BE PUNISHED!!
Ritual-Master: When we fail our Emperor...!
Skeksis: WE MUST BE PUNISHED!!!
Scientist: Mercy! Mercy!! MERCY!!!
An utterly terrified skekTek getting his right eye eaten right out of the socket by a peeper beetle, while surrounded by the other jeering Skeksis. The beetle actually forces his eyelid open before chowing down.
Gruesome!
* (S)He Nearly Faced Death - Couldn't find a better picture to illustrate the point. The poison gas seeping into the forest and bringing death, the atmosphere then seeing little Michelle run into a house full of the fumes then Abigail running after her, only to find the former's parents dead.
* (S)He Was All Alone- This clip from the Mummy (1999). Poor Mr Burns, his glasses were broken by that worm Beni and he's lost, fumbling around in the dark tunnels of Hamunaptra, looking for everyone. Even if Imhotep hadn't gotten him, the scarabs and the traps probably would've. And it's still kind of sad how he died too...
* (S)He Was Malicious - The majority of the GD villains on both these shows (some from Mujer casos de la vida real count too) were psychopathic, insane, abusive, gruesome, and/or just downright evil. The harsh truth is NO amount of jail or therapy can help these real-life monsters, end of story. Period.
* It Hit On One of My Phobias - Scrooge almost falling into a open coffin no thanks to the ghost of Christmas future.
THIS and the dark talk is what fuels my worst fear especially if someone brings up that only endless oblivion awaits upon death, not fulfilling some wonderful dreams or that BS reasoning of not wishing to be born. I suffer from death anxieties everyday to the point where I need to slap myself, continue what I love and keep trying to fulfill my life goals. Hey, don't judge me!
* Of the Unknown - I remember seeing this in the Dragonball Z comics as a teen and thinking "WTH, is this DBZ or some kind of horror movie satire?" Basically what's left of Imperfect Cell's victims... The scenes of clothing littered all over the ground from hundreds if not thousands of people from Nicky Town is pretty chilling. Cell absorbed each and every one of them, sparing no one, not even children. To him, they are all just a part of his endless buffet.
Then Piccolo soon finds out HOW and it's not pretty: Cell stabs one random guy with his tail stinger, and it starts... moving, like it's drinking. The man's entire body STARTS TO MELT; his face eventually caves in, and his body is sucked up until there is nothing left but his clothes. Piccolo, who is usually stoic, is too petrified by fear to do anything but watch in horror
* I Walked In His/Her Shoes - The storm shelter scene in Twister.... except it wasn't a tornado in the case of me and my whole family, it was Hurricane Andrew! Fortunately we were all OK, even the pets.
* It Tampered With My Senses - Live action Kaa from Stephen Sommer's version of the Jungle Book, I'm already squeamish with snakes so this scene didn't help at all.
*Horrors of Humanity - on the right: The pile of bodies in Life is beautiful with Roberto Bengini. Dear Lord so many innocent men, women and children killed. And the other scene for this slot gives it a similar feeling of overwhelming horror...
on the left: The destruction of Sandleford Warren and the rabbits who stayed behind. All those poor rabbits crammed into the tunnels clawing each other, trying to get out of tunnels that only narrow and spiral into dead ends. Holocaust parallels, anyone? "Men came. Filled in the burrows. Couldn't get out. There was a strange sound. You see, the air turned bad. Runs blocked with dead bodies. I couldn't get out. Everything turned mad. Warren, herbs, roots, grass... ... all pushed into the earth."
*Horrors of Nature - The spiders of arachnophobia, good film. But unfortunately I'm already panicky about poisonous animals as it is aside from my worst animal nightmare.
*I Felt Insignificant - The destruction of the crests, you can truly feel the horror seeping right into you as the eight children's crests of destroyed and they couldn't do a thing about it.
*Of the Atmosphere - Nedry's encounter with the dilophasaur. At first, the Dilo comes across as this curious little critter with a rather cute, little cry and you think she's harmless, but then she won't stop coming near you. THEN she shows her predatory instincts upon spitting her venom into Nedry's eyes and tearing him to shreds in the car.
* Of the Sound Design - The brief glimpse right before one of the gem mutants forms in the Steven Universe episode 'Keeping it together', it felt as though I seeing and hearing those poor shattered gems' souls screaming in agony!
* I Cared for those in Peril - One of these scenes from JW Fallen kingdom, not only was I scared to death for the human protagonists, but for the poor dinosaurs that were fleeing the volcanic destruction. What? So sue me, I'm a bleeding heart for wild prehistoric outcasts!
*This Could Happen to Me - The San Andreas fault. My home country in South America has random earthquakes, and I'm terrified that possibly one of the high buildings could crumble and fall.
*It Makes Me Recall Trauma- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Oh boy, that human sacrifice scene remains the stuff of nightmares.
* >BECAUSE AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH! - The list is long and distinguished but here's a few...
* Judge Doom's true form and his death scene.
* Stripe's death (Gremlins)
* Every single George Romero zombie movie
* The goddamned cursed burial ground in Pet semetary even the whole story plot scared the crap out of me and the very author Stephen King himself. Place makes the five deaths archipelago and Nublar look like the garden of Eden...
* Outbreak film - it's terrifyingly possibility.
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So you and your family survived a hurricane. I'm glad you're okay. I'm also glad your pets are okay too. I'd be scared if anything happened to them too.
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While I can agree with you on a number of the scenes you've mentioned, I will say that the Nazis' death at the hands of the forces of the Ark (Raiders of the Lost Ark), the fate of Skeksis SkekSo and SkekTek, and Nedry's death by Dilophosaurus (Jurassic Park) were justified. These a-holes had it coming to them.
The real-life Nazis committed unspeakable acts upon innocent people throughout Hitler's reign (I dare say "Schindler's List" really showed the full cruelty of the Third Reich more than the Indiana Jones movies). I wouldn't lose any sleep over these fascist jerks dying or being killed, either by weapon, disease, or even in a supernatural manner as seen in "Raiders of the Lost Ark".
Emperor SkekSo and Scientist SkekTek were responsible for the draining (and slaughter) of hundreds of innocent Gelflings. SkekTek discovered using the Dark Crystal to drain life's essence from the elf-like people (as well as their Podling neighbors) and created the vicious Garthim who would later cause the near-extinction of the Gelfling race, all in SkekSo's name. While gruesome, they deserved the fate they received.
Dennis Nedry, though not in the same scale as the aforementioned Nazis or Skeksis, pulled a truly despicable act all in the name of self-serving greed: his single-handed hacking and sabotaging of Jurassic Park, ruining John Hammond's dream for a park where humans would get to see living dinosaurs. He put human lives at stake just to fill his bank account. It was only fitting that one of the park's "residents" did him in.
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True, even if I still feel sorry for the buzzards (what my sisters and I call the skeksis)... chances are SkekSo's stuck wandering the Unknown (Over the garden wall) with UrSu endlessly with the Beast hot on his trail.
Darn right, that bastard Nedry had it coming just like every other jerkoff that hurt or wanted to hurt the dinos in the Lost world and in Fallen kingdom.
And so did the Nazis, and yet people would still make excuses for criminals like these, but prefer to destroy cloned animals that don't know any better without a second thought instead of relocating them?! That's what ticks me off.
With that out of the way, wow thanks for the more detailed opinion.
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I never find genocide forgivable, be it the fictional or the real, and the Skeksis and Nazis are both guilty of it.
The only difference between Nedry and many of the human jerks to follow in the Jurassic Park franchise is that he could have cared less about the dinosaurs or the humans harmed by said dinos. He just wanted to steal those dinosaur embryos and get paid a helluva a lot more money than he would have made working for Hammond. However, it was this greedy apathy that led to several people being attacked and killed on Isla Nublar. Funny that, for someone who hacked a park's automated security, he sure didn't know anything about the park's inhabitants, like the Dilophosaurus. And we all know how THAT went...
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom showed human greed, apathy, and megalomaniacal stupidity at its worst. Instead of peacefully relocating the dinosaurs to a new island (which you can actually do in the Jurassic World Evolution game's DLC "Claire's Sanctuary"), senators chose to just let a volcano finish the job that the asteroid started 65 million years ago, and InGen just relocated these poor creatures to the mainland, only to auction the dinosaurs off to the highest bidder. Boy, did that come to bite them in the ass when they unveiled the Indoraptor...
You're welcome. Like I said, many of the scenes you've described in this meme I can honestly agree with. It was just those three that stuck out for me as these horrible things happening to individuals who deserved it.
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Yeah those morons they call senators were probably just too cheap to save them, and then people unfairly demonizing poor Maisie because she did the next right thing the entire evening?
I think they're deliberately forgetting we have a thing called overpopulation. A small number of dinos that can be rounded up and relocated isn't going to do crud, and for the record, I don't believe any of the whiners' wangsty claims, they don't care about human casualties (be they good people or the nastier 70% consisting of nihilists, entitled people, bigots and rampant criminals) they're just mad because 1) they can't force the dinosaurs to pay taxes, and 2)don't fit into their BS idea of "normal" like me. Besides, I wouldn't put it past them to let people die too if they were down there with the dinos - another detail that leaves me jaded. Furthermore, I wonder who'd they'd be pointing fingers at if those doors and the cages had been already blasted open allowing the dinosaurs to escape anyway?
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Granted, it loosed the dinosaurs into a world unfamiliar to them (where they might lash out, violently if necessary, to protect themselves), but Maisie did what she felt was right, because they were still living things like her. It was just one of those situations where we're damned if we do (unleashing the dinosaurs into our modern world) and we're damned if we don't (let the dinosaurs die in those toxic fumes, knowing we let them die).
I mean, Dr. Ellie Satler pointed out that these creatures have no idea what century they're in. To them, their minds are back in their respective times when they were still alive. None of this concrete and small fleshy creatures pointing at them existed throughout the Mesozoic.
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I wouldn't be too worried seeing as humanity thrived through crazy disasters before (historical and fictional) - and the director confirmed the next film will be about humans dealing with the dinos as everday animals whereas I'm hoping for a more modernized version of dinotopia. Those criminals with the embryos and auctioned dinosaurs on the other hand...
Dr. Sattler made a point and I'll always stand by Maisie's choice, to the point I'd have angrily slammed my fist down on the button to free them and glare defiantly at the other heroes. Because, she not only saved scientific treasures film-wise but she also stopped Mills from replicating the Indominus Rex AND indirectly avenged the death of Lockwood... and a repeat of King Piccolo sr.'s actions. Furthermore, Maisie’s a clone: which the world will claim is abomination and shouldn’t exist… like they say about the dinosaurs and others that fall into society’s view of “abnormal”. Also remember: About 500,000 people are murdered every day by humans themselves.
Yes, I already know the dinosaurs killed, they're spread out in the USA... but chances are, it won't take long before some rogue team or government expedition immovably determined to round up the dinosaurs and takes them to the island sanctuary Lockwood intended.
Besides, Dr. Grant also pointed out: "They're not monsters, they're just animals." Because let's face it, the dinosaurs in the end are merely cloned animals following their instincts, not some crazed genocidal egomaniacs intent on enslaving the world's population.
There, had to get it off my chest.
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When I was a kid, my mom and my brother would watch the live version of Tales from the Crypt. As for me...I was in the kitchen...sitting in front of the washer.
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I recall getting nightmares from the opening of the arc
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