And after that, they eat a lot of children

I was just going to say the same thing. She releases the dinosaurs cause she does relate to them and thinks they deserve to live.

@@timothyhiggins5560 I aknowedge, but I dont care

Plus there’s still a third movie coming. And that could have more for clone girl’s story. We don’t know yet. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Okay, good, I'm not crazy. I was like, "But...they did...?"

I agree...it just showed how when you are mentally like that those things can push you. No matter who says it

I'll Never Love Again was the song my wife and I danced to on our wedding. Just got married om 12/16/20. So happy and beyond excited

You are 1000% this film was different than the rest because they gave Jackson more backstory to show the illness ran in his family. Either they didn’t like the film and said what they said or they didn’t understand it

@John Doe wow what an asshole

Plus it wasn't really a twist, given that the main male character also committed suicide in the previous three versions of "A Star Is Born", so we saw it coming.

@@joelmedina7121 That is epic on so many levels! :)

or, you know, empathy

that line was hilarious

I came to say that! Did anyone at whatculture see the movie?

@@JoshHatfield I dunno but I wish I hadn't 😂

I'm shocked they didn't include the plot twist from Jurassic World. I literally groaned when it was revealed the indominus rex was part raptor. All I could think was "that's the oh-so-unspeakable bit of DNA that the scientists didn't want to reveal?" Honestly, it didn't really make sense for the scientists to insist on keeping this information classified. I literally thought that the twist was that human DNA was used bc it would explain many things about the indo rex (e.g. heightened intelligence, hunting for sport) as well as why there would be any refusal to reveal the last bit of DNA used to create the dinosaur. From what I hear, I wasn't the only one who thought this bc that's now a fan theory.

Ok. I was wondering about that statement. I have a dvd copy of the Broadway show and have watched it many times and I never got the impression it was in any way about AIDS.

Yeah a true twist that none us woulda seen coming that woulda made it better was say her or someone close ACTUALLY catching him and SAVING him.

Yeah they really missed the mark on that whole entry

Considering this was the 4th version, yep in no way a plot twist.

Yeah, they completely misinterpreted that

Exactly, people without other issues don't just go 'welp guess I'll committ suicide because some rando told me to. If that w as the case half the population would be dead'

@@Ceares you’re generalize everyone into what you think someone would do. Narrow outlook.

Yep completely agree. The “random guy” was just a small cherry on top of a very large cake.

Seriously. Her being a clone is exactly what prompts her behavior.

That's like if I were to release a bunch of serial killers from a Max Security prison, "because they're humans, like me.."

@@L33tSkE3t WTF does that have to do with anything?

@@Woodchuck1965 It's a moronic decision with all of the logic of the little clone girl releasing all the dinosaurs (killing machines), "because she's a clone like them" is similar to me releasing a bunch of serial killers (also killing machines) from prison because they're humans like me.. it's not a complicated analogy

@@L33tSkE3t did you even watch the video moron? It's about twist that never had anything else to do with the movie. The twist was the girl was a clone and then at the end she releases the dinosaurs because they are clones like her. It's not a discussion of whether what she dis was morally right.

That was so dumb. She has no idea of the chaos they unleashed

@@deannas2778 The herbivores are going to be in The forest where they have everything to live peacefully and The carnivores, maybe a few ones Will see what's going on in populated places

I came to the comments to say exactly this. It entirely shaped her decisions for the rest of the movie, don't know what What Culture is talking about.

I was thinking the same thing. Didn't she even say something like who am I to say they shouldn't exist

Yeah, the movie literally does the exact thing WhatCulture says it should've done.

I like the idea that it shows how much influence outside forces have on life. It seems that people really don't like it because they didn't get the ending they wanted but that's real life. They used 9/11 but it could be a car accident or anything else.

I loved this movie

I think it made the point that every person who died that day was in their own love story, redemption story, family drama, coming-of-age story. So many lives that stopped. The audience is invited into a life so we can appreciate what the sudden and unpredictable ending of that life means.

Exactly. It was a beautiful representation of what complex lives we all live and how every single person who died that day had their own stories suddenly and violently ended. It’s an attempt to put the loss into perspective.

@@hannnnahhahhahha If the director had subtly laced in clues to the date, prior dates displayed on digital clocks/phones in the background, popular music of that time, etc., I could more easily buy into it being a deep and complex metaphor. Otherwise it just stinks of being a lazy "gotcha" ending tacked on for drama and because every movie nowadays needs to have a "twist".

Now that you mention it like that I legit got another perspective of it. That's pretty nice. Originally I just thought it was some cheap moment to bait emotion from the viewer but seeing the point not as a drama that ends with loss but as the story that came before the loss, it changes my entire opinion on it. Actually makes the end really impactul.

It's often suggested that WhatCulture doesn't actually watch any of the movies they put on these lists

@@jeffreyknickman5559 You can blame the article writer, not the presenter for this one. Kirsten-Ria is only reading this other lady's article. :-( Look at the end of each video and it reveals the article writer as well as the presenter.

dianaluna25 no one singled out your precious and blameless _presenter._

@@selfademus There is no need to be rude, either to me or anyone else.

dianaluna25 please look up the word _rude_ and discover its meaning and usage. it's always nice when someone shows up to tell everyone who we should blame... especially when nobody asked... and to top it off was your unjustified and total bullsh*t response to me. one might consider such behavior as being definitively _obnoxious..._ and seriously, did ya really need to be? to me? and *everyone* else? i simply guided you back to Earth and reintroduced your feet to the ground... sue me.

That’s a MUCH better idea than what we got.

Considering how people in America are reacting to COVID right now the film isn’t that cringe anymore.

Or for the minimal research done for the lists

The main channel does suck...but the specialized channels are better.

@@roxmenot2 All right there, keyboard warrior, I bet your parents are proud of you

THEY ATE LISTS FROM THIS SAME CHANNEL

Could be that the twists themselves are good but the contexts and movies they were in made them stupid and/or cheap

I don't know why she even still presents lists she literally messes up or just straight says things that didnt happen in ever video she is in I mean whatculture has a problem with this in general but she is one of the worst parts of whatculture decline

I was looking for this exact comment!!

@@MrsWoodthorp I wasn't the first one either. But you know what?! Have a great 2021! At minimum not worse than mine ;)

LOL

That movie is so bad is a comedy.

And in Remember Me he was the one that died. She went to visit his grave.

I, too, unironically enjoy _The Happening._ It's not a perfect movie by any means, but I definitely don't think it was so bad that it was an accidental comedy. That scene where the shotgun peeks through the window and shoots Spencer Breslin still haunts me.

@@pibb2474 M night is one of my favorite directors right now so I just like his work. A lot of it doesn't make much sense unless if you're a fan of his

They don’t put much effort into these list most times....

@@MiguelGonzalez-og9qw yeah a lot of them are a stretch but by the way it’s presented like their enthusiasm with it you think they actually believe it.

@@pab1381 most definitely!! I remember they did one saying Armageddon didn’t make sense to use the drill team instead of astronauts when there was a scene in the movie in which Bruce Willis points out why they need people that knew how to work the drill and repair it on the spot...

It just feels cheap and a little bit exploitative. You could make any story and then end it with a recent tragedy to score emotional points.

I read an article some time ago, in it Carpenter said he wanted Halloween to be a stand alone film. Can't remember if he was under contract of not, but they pretty much forced his hand. He said he grabbed a case of beer sat down and wrote it in one night, purposefully making it as bad as he could, all to piss off the studio heads. Mission accomplished John, how many shitty sequels, remakes, and reboots do we need?!?!?!?

He didn't pull it off properly though.

Right? It's supposed to be a campy B movie. I think the problem most people have with his films is that The Sixth Sense hit it out of the park, so that was the expectation each time, but almost each movie was a different genre, and everyone was too focused on what the "twist" was going to be that they lost what the focus was. Unbreakable is probably his most appreciated film because the "twist" is so low-key that it doesn't detract from the story; it isn't the talking point of the movie, so it doesn't overshadow it. I like The Happening because I don't get hung up on the plants being the cause, and I can enjoy how campy the whole thing is; the crazy old lady at the end is one of the best parts of the movie because the atmosphere is set up so well. I dunno, maybe I just tend to enjoy stuff more and not over-analyze it to death.

@@bewmdogg which is true for most of his films. But the intent was there, and people overlook that aspect in favor of decrying it's ludicrous "twist"

@@roguebantha7324 I thought The Village twist was bad, just bad. Lazy writing.

@@chrispoplarchik8490 which is true, but it is not even needed at all; take away the twist and it doesn't change the rest of the movie - the twist is only there because people expect a twist to be there.

then fire the one who wrote that script, I mean, don't they ever double check anything?

Brits . . . "But in this ever-changing world in which we live in . . . "

Her mangled use of the English language is so exasperating! Please get rid of her and employ someone with at least a simple grasp of correct grammar FFS!

@@WakenerOne "if this ever changing world in which we're living"

@@dereksmith9310 No. No, no, no. I'll buy that as much as I buy "cranberry sauce." Listen to the song. He says it several times, and he says it very clearly. It is without doubt "But _in_ this ever-changing world _in_ which _we_ live _in_ makes you give in and cry to live and let die" (emphasis mine). Turn on the song and crank up the volume. And by the way, even if he WERE singing what you said, it's STILL bad grammar, and the sentence as a whole makes even LESS sense.

@@WakenerOne saying it again with additional waffle doesn't make it right. You are not quoting the lyrics correctly. I'm really not sure how you think your misheard lyric makes more sense to be honest.

Someone suffering from addiction and mental illness doesn’t just “get over it” one day. He was obviously still suffering and very fragile. If he wasn’t he wouldn’t have cared about what her manager said but because he was still in a very fragile state he fully believes in the ideas he’s had all along that he’s holding her back so it makes him feel like he should just go along with the plan he obviously had all along. You can tell he felt this way just from his writing of I’ll never love again

@@rital1499 yeah, except it wasn't "one day". They sent him to get help, which he did. Then they moved to a suburb for months. He showed signs of recovery and being in a better place mentally and emotionally. Then the manager, who had little to do with helping her career and only helped her become someone she despised, says he's holding her back. And suddenly THAT breaks him and makes him suicide? After coming to terms with his past, after getting over addiction and understanding his behavior was self-destructive, he does the most destructive thing? That's a complete 180 from someone who was as headstrong as he was earlier in the movie. Like, I get that some people are like that, but there was no evidence his character was going to suicide until the very end. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I don't understand the mindset well enough so I can't relate, but going from a narrative(this is a film, remember) point of view, it didn't make any sense.

@@ChronoXShadow I just seriously doubt they wrote that with the intention of it being he would kill himself because the guy said something to him. She also got the news her tour wasn’t going to happen so that made him feel bad too. Just because he had rehab doesn’t mean he wasn’t still dealing with issues. They also lived in that place before he went to rehab. That was his house already. Also, you don’t get over an addiction even if you stop using it’s something you fight forever. I get it’s a movie but Bradley Cooper suffered with addiction and some mental health issues too so I’m sure they wouldn’t be so careless and write the character that way. Also, just basing it off the previous film he was going to himself.

@@rital1499 I get the addiction part. It's always there and you have to fight it constantly. But the suicide part, I didn't get. The only hint we got that he was suicidal was writing that song at rhe end. From a purely theatical or literary sense, there was no reason nor foreshadowing for that ending. It would have made just as much sense, if not more, if he decided to do a disappearing act and left suddenly. Leave it open ended so it seems he might have gone off to end it all, but the fact he did it in their home and after taking enough pills to od, it just doesn't make sense to me. Then again, I don't understand the mindset altogether, so I'm again just speculating from a literary/storytellung pov, not from personal experiences.

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Unbelievable. I guess it is a case of consider that Whatculture said it - The RC Cola of the Internet.