Solesky1

Solesky1 t1_jdvfo57 wrote

Reply to 'Signs' is really great by The_Cyberbard

The ending makes more sense if you accept the theory that they're not actually aliens, but are instead some kind of demons, hence the "holy water" working on them

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Solesky1 t1_ja2nkb4 wrote

Reply to Horror movies - do they deliberately make characters so stupid things to stir the audience emotions up while watching? by geo_gan

Bad horror movies and schlocky so-bad-they're-good horror movies might follow this trope, but generally good horror movies won't do this.

But also, people in real life are stupid enough to be some of the dumb things characters in movies don't.

This post made me think of that GEICO commercial. "Why can't we just get in the running car?" "No, head for the cemetery!"

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Solesky1 t1_ja0ys33 wrote

Reply to Bullet Train-How did The Wolf know? by Goldenwolf_

He didn't. He was getting on the train to kill the hornet, and completely coincidentally run into Brad Pitt and recognized him from the wedding, and assumed that he must have also been part of the poisoning plot.

It's just another example of Brad Pitts character having incredible bad luck throughout the movie

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Solesky1 t1_j6c3uuj wrote

Reply to comment by Rezindez in I really really wish Smile left out 99% of its jump scares by thestrangerrd

>Steak fucking sucks. McDonald’s hamburgers are legitimately better, I want to feel the maximum at every second. Horror movies should have loads of atmosphere, and jump scares, and everything good in the world that’s imaginable.

I'm not sure how Reddits feeling about Rick and Morty quotes at the moment, but

"feels like that guy had other stuff going on"

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