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Kevin kept his cool enough to turn the punch into a push.
What do you think would happen if he told Wendy he made out with a naked ghost?
The film I remember her most for is The Shining. What's odd is that she seemed more attractive when sad or scared than when she was normal.
It isn't stalking in the criminal sense if he is perfectly open to her advances.
Because you won't be able to shoot 100 birds before they swarm you.
It's due to Hammond's character in the book vs the movie. In the book, he was an ass who treated his employees badly and only cared about the park's success. It's the same with sending his grand-kids into a park full of predators. None of this matches with the friendly Hammond of the film.
Not so fast. I'm betting they'll reveal that Jeanette was the one who tipped the police to Martin's house, leading to him planning suicide. After Kate blasted Jeanette on tv, she just had to leave that part out because it would hurt her case.
Even if he had, in typical 90s bully style, Ryan would have been the mayor's son or the sheriff's son or something.
The question to ask is "is Pinhead angry about it, or impressed?"
The rangering is the weak point of the show. They just got beat by a guy with a guitar.
That's just Alien 3's nihilistic approach. Ripley's surrogate family is killed and she's all alone surrounded by inmates. The second she makes a connection to someone, he's promptly killed.
No, it's based on neither one's death being that consequential.
Well apart from that, I think the Alien 3 novelization has it explode from the fire.
Within Dark Fate's timeline, John was a major character in 2 and was then killed in Dark Fate's opening. Newt was a major character in Aliens and then killed in 3's opening. In those terms, they're even.
Neither was John when he was killed. Time produced a different judgment day and a different savior.
So you're wiping out the sequel who's story, while nihilistic, is the closest in tone to the original? You think the characters can just live happily ever after in a universe of acid spewing aliens and corrupt ceos sending murderous androids after people.
Don't see the difference between killing John and Newt still.
I would argue Sarah was the main in 2 and the Terminator was more major in 3, but all that aside, I still felt more for Newt than I did for John and the family dynamic is still present in both Aliens and T2.
John Conner was only the main character in Salvation and even then not very interesting.
Why? In essence it's the loss of the surrogate family in both cases.