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Elda 2022-03-25 09:01:10
PJ is really a good director. Although I have never seen his famous Lord of the Rings trilogy, this film is really good. The lens, the use of imagination is simply extreme. Two minds that are too imaginative, there is another world there! genius! madman! we are mad! There is no way to harmonize with reality, so tragedy happened. The mother-killing scene was so cruel, it gave me...
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Adalberto 2022-03-25 09:01:10
too much hysteria for my taste. good flow of story that slowly builds up to the crude...
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Braden 2022-03-24 09:02:15
Young winslet, flamboyant tone and exaggerated...
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Mina 2022-03-24 09:02:15
Young winslet, flamboyant tone and exaggerated...
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Makayla 2022-03-24 09:02:15
Kate Winslet was a child at the time. . . A fantastic film that gives full play to the power of fantasy and the charm of...
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Lura 2022-03-24 09:02:15
Kate Winslet was a child at the time. . . A fantastic film that gives full play to the power of fantasy and the charm of...
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Eduardo 2022-03-21 09:02:13
Such a simple story was filmed full of fantasy, speechless. . There are only ten people in the world who have this ability, we are not ghosts but gifted and unique minds, the keys that lead us to the truth, lead us through the clouds, and open the door to peace and happiness, where we can only dream The fourth world, the beautiful place we will definitely go to after we...
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Sophie 2022-01-02 08:01:17
Winslet only had good eyes at that...
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Monica 2022-01-02 08:01:17
In 1994, Melanie Lynskey was 17 years old, and Kate Winslet was 18 years old. She was a proud, disdainful, passionate and crazy debut. Mother-killing is unforgivable, but how childish and innocent it is. At the end of the subtitle, the so-called unforgettable emotion that changed their lives was originally just an episode, but it turned into a variation by accident, so...
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Ezekiel 2022-01-02 08:01:17
3+ A sensational and freezing story about the ununderstood Telepathy of adolescence and its variation. Or about the Apparition of the Virgin Mary, Orson Welles ghost revenge, the failure of the fourth world consecration, the third person clay figurines blah blah... It's a pity that the old Peter didn't fall in love with his character, just listen to the cynical ending...
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Rosario 2022-01-02 08:01:17
Reality. . .
The reality is strong, and the mainstream of the society is strong. Julie's parents who are in the upper class but are essentially indifferent and selfish, Pauline's paranoid and manic mother who is humble and resentful towards life, and the school's overall environment in which the school has...
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Deondre 2022-03-24 09:02:15
ignorant dream
We have all experienced or are experiencing an age of ignorance and arrogance. At this age, because I know very little about the world, I can do everything in my own world. This is not "newborn calves are not afraid of tigers" this is just childish rebellion.
Every child once thought that he...
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[last lines]
[the last lines show scenes of the murder intercut with b&w shots of Juliet being taken away by her parents on the ship. Pauline and Juliet are sobbing and screaming for each other; and the girls scream as they beat Honorah Parker to death]
Juliet Hulme: Gina!
[sobs as she reaches a hand over the ship railing]
Pauline Parker: Juliet, don't leave! I'm coming! Don't go! You can't! Oh, no!
[as the girls cry and reach helplessly toward each other, Juliet's parents come and stand on either side of her, trying to comfort her]
Juliet Hulme: I'm sorry...
[Pauline screams, and the b&w scene fades into the murder scene]
Pauline Parker: No!
[That last bloody shot fades into the credits]
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[first lines]
[Director Peter Jackson opens with the scene that should, logically, end the film: that is, the moments immediately following the murder. The girls Juliet and Pauline run screaming up the hill-path to the tea-house, sobbing and covered in blood. The scene is intercut with b&w visions of the two running across a ship deck to meet Dr. and Mrs. Hulme, whom they both refer to as their mother, as the first three exclamations of "Mummy!" demonstrate]
Juliet Hulme: Mummy!
Pauline Parker: Mummy!
Juliet Hulme: Mummmmy!
[the scene changes from the ship to the hilltop tea-house. The girls are screaming hysterically as the tea-house woman runs out to see what the noise is all about]
Pauline Parker: It's Mummy! She's terribly hurt!
Juliet Hulme: Please! Help us!
