Worst final scene

I thought they did film the scouring of shire and then cut it out, which is why christopher lee took the hump and didn't attend the premier?

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Reminds me of his fight with wesley snipes in "U S Marshels"

So true! So true! Although I really enjoy those US Marshal movies. Something about Tommy Lee Jones' craggy-faced self playing the gritty team leader catching the bad guys. I can stomach a lot of imagination stretching, but the Hunted defied the limits. I think youve encapsulated my incredulity in your expression: :roll:

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I really hated the ending of The Purple Rose of Cairo. I thouhght it was a great movie up to that point. I don't think Allen did enough foreshadowed the ending well enough. The movie didn't earn that ending.

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Taxi Drivers was... I don't know. It left too many people confused and was too ambiguous to round off an otherwise flawless movie. It's fine having a film which has a moral that's 'open to interpretation', but when your climactic scene is so inherantly confusing it spoils the rprevious two hours somewhat...

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'Sharpened up for a bit of the old 'ultra violence'...'

Well I enjoyed US marshals also, but in the hunted he was the teacher who knew how to put one in certain holds and such and didn't really need to match strength with his opponent.This to me gave more credibility to del toros demise by the hands of tommy lee. In us marshals he was actually wrestling with snipes and holding his own. It just seem doubtful with his lanky physique and age that he could accomplish this.

Ok, How to Deal was based on two books, one of them was Someone Like You. Most of the movie was more based on that book than the other one.

I hated the ending in the movie because she gives him another chance and get back together!

If you read the book you would totally know what I meant and hate the ending of the movie too.

If you haven't read the book, ten you need to. They totally didn't do it justice!

*clucks tongue* ah, ah, ah. See. Normally I would agree with you! But in the Hunted, Jones specifically explained that he had NEVER killed a man before. He had NEVER been in a situation that called for him to need to kill an opponent! So Im like---whaaaat? Youre kidding, right? I mean, it is already far-fetched for me to believe that a completely green unblooded man is qualified to train military men to defend themselves, when all he has to share is theoretical knowledge! To top that off, they pit him against Del Toro, who, in the movie at least, is KNOWN to have been a successful killer. How does a man who has never been called upon to fight, and had never killed a man, best a younger, stronger man, who HAS killed many others already? Unbelievable. Completely unbelievable.

Although, Id be willing to believe that Del Toro wanted to die, and let Jones kill him. From that angle, it almost makes sense.....

[quote=mack But in the Hunted, Jones specifically explained that he had NEVER killed a man before. [/quote] I can't recall this but I'll take you're word for it.

Well, I kind of find it hard to believe that every military trainer out there has been involved in real combat some point in his life.

Well, I agree here that del toro is a successfull killer and an excellent one at that. I'm just not saying it's impossible to be taken down by an older opponent who has "theoretical" knowledge of how to fight.

But experienced killing doesn't mean automatic victory against one who has no experience in killing. I'm sure there are trainers out there who would choke if they happened to be in such a situation and I'm also sure that there are trainers out there who could find it within them to dig deep and bring forth this kill or be killed attitude if they need to. There's also people out there who can remember everything they've learned over the years and instinctivley use these tools under pressure even if it their first time.

All in all I still find it unlikely that tommy lee could have defeated del torro but not impossible. So we aggree for the most part.

K-Pax that just pissed me off. Was he a nut or wasn't he?

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I can't see how the ending of 2001 could fit in with the rest of it. First Dave ends up flying through a strange psychedelic nightmare then ends up in a room, observing himself as he quickly ages, then he becomes that strange "star child". What's up with that?

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