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My mind was loving blown at the end of the movie when it was revealed that Dracula was actually a vampire. On the other hand, I knew going into Twin Peaks that Laura Palmer was killed by Agent Scully but I'm a cool cat so it didn't bother me at all. I didn't understand the ending of The Sixth Sense at all though: it was pretty clear that Alan Rickman's character died when he fell of the building so what was the twist?
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Hitchcock hated spoilers. When Psycho hit theatres, posters made it clear that nobody would be let in once the movie started(*). Hitchcock also asked the public to "talk but don't tell" about Psycho.  That's not all though: he also tried to buy every copy of the paperback book so that people wouldn't get spoiled by the book. Hitchcock was hardcore about no spoilers. (*) people used to walk into theatres whenever back in the day -- your admission was to the theatre itself, so people would sometimes come in part way through a film and stay for the rest or stay for the rest and then watch it again or part of it again, probably interspersed with newsreels and such.
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thehomemaster posted:I always feel like an idiot for not guessing the ending of a movie within the first 15 minutes. Totally dude, within the first fifteen minutes of Mulholland Dr, I was like "oh man I got this" and successfully predicted the ending, meaning, and all the relevant symbolism the film would use.  NOTE: bonus David Lynch joke contained within this post InfiniteZero fucked around with this message at 15:53 on Jun 22, 2015 |
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Jun 22, 2015 15:49
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thehomemaster posted:Wow, way to make me feel inferior, I don't even get the joke. But I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not so now we've got multi-layered inferiority going on because this makes me feel inferior so maybe we should call it a day and get a drink or something?
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