on the subway without killing any of them.
I realize there were dozens of them but he did have a couple of easy targets that he could have taken out, like the one sitting near the back door when he exits and is electrocuted.
"Mr. Treehorn treats objects like women, man."
I thought it was awesome and added a whole new dimension to jason's character..a whole new "hmmmm interesting"
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I think Jason is more territorial and NYC wasn't his territory. He was only interested in the kids on the ship. Maybe he thought the ship was staying around Crystal Lake.
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I always laugh when he shoves that girl on the subway.
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I remember watching that and thinking, "wtf is going on? Can they not see him?"
Reportin' live for Black TV: White folks are dead, we gettin' the f*@# outta here!
I just saw it and I was wondering why no one seemed to care about a big guy wearing a hockey mask who had a weapon and was chasing kids.
shareI just made a thread about this that it's funny NO ONE in NY seemed to think anything of Jason lol
Create a society in which you would like to live, not knowing what you're going to come into it as.
Either they thought they were just pretending or they just didn't give a *beep*.
shareThis movie really does seem to play up the cliche of "It's the big city so no one gives a *beep*". To a hilarious extent. I love the scene in the coffee shop, when Jason basically bulldozes in and the costumers are just chilling in their seats while the owner comes out all like "not this AGAIN..."
shareThat was New York in the 80s--NOTHING was considered strange or unusual.
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shareWhy would he kill them though? 1. They weren't teens ~having sex~ 2. He only seems to really focus on the ppl he is after at the time.
Plus the main ones he was after would have a better chance of getting away if he wasted a lot of time killing random ppl on the subway.
Create a society in which you would like to live, not knowing what you're going to come into it as.
They were in his presence.
Jason has killed for less in the past.
"Mr. Treehorn treats objects like women, man."
I kinda tend to agree with the other poster who was saying maybe he liked the guy and girl he was after to Crystal Lake. In HIS mind he had a reason to need them dead b/c he related them to Crystal Lake. If Jason was dropped into a group of ppl in a strange place I don't really see him as just offing everyone left and right, unless he felt there was reason to.
I know he did that at the rave in Freddy vs Jason, but he thought he was under his mom's instruction to punish those kids.
Create a society in which you would like to live, not knowing what you're going to come into it as.
Like the waitress says "Welcome to New York"
I think it was a jab at New York by the producers, no one recognises Jason as a threat as all kinds of weirdos and maniacs walk the streets of Manhattan and no one cares that Sean and Renee are being pursued by a psychopath as it's the norm in NYC