Shining Raichu
Expect me like you expect Jesus.
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Stepmom always gets me down. It's so heartbreaking, that final scene...
Mostly that for me.I never cry at a movie. All I think is "well darn that's sad"
Ok, so I'm not the only one who doesn't cry at movies. That makes me feel a bit more human. I got so much crap yesterday when me and my friends saw Titanic and I was the only one who didn't shed a tear.I never cry at a movie. All I think is "well darn that's sad" and then my brain goes "ffff...".
So what part of it, do you think, makes you cry?
Because James Cameron/20th Century Fox really like money and want to capitalize on the anniversary of its sinking? Seems like the logical thing, to me at least. And I don't even like the film all that much. Rose was a heartless ***** at the end. There so was room on that plank for her and Jack. But I digress. Moneymoneymoney.And why did Titanic have to come back? :( It's supposed to stay sunk.
Rose was a heartless ***** at the end. There so was room on that plank for her and Jack..
Did you pay attention to that scene at all? Sure, there was on the door for both of them, but it would in no way have supported both their bodies due to their weight. When Rose was on there by herself, you could see the door was barely holding her, but when Jack tried to get on it couldn't handle both of them and Rose briefly slipped. So Jack, resigned to his fate, decided to do the honourable thing and let her live. Besides, one of them was going to die anyway. it's a movie. Jack's death highlighted just how tragic the sinking was, the audience engaged on a personal level. So was Rose really that heartless after all?
It's actually set up like Amagami with even shorter story arcs, with one episode dedicated to one girl.For something in a not so expansive genre that looks a pretty nice find. I shall give it a download, I know I'll feel like one of those shows again one day.