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Your ending would be perfect dawg

the way river looks at her at the arcade... such intensity. the looks alone make that scene

the arcade scene is SO well done... it is sexy in an understated scene... he is nervous b/c he is falling for her and he wanted to impress her with all the musical trinket things going on and she is so happy and living in the moment and to then find out he wants to kiss her... what girl wouldnt want a moment like that ? <3

i just watched him in hannibal and he was amazing

No thank you. 1.- Just one more season of Dexter not getting caught is a complete waste, after S4 Dexter becomes in a way a new character, that was the whole point of those later seasons and he finally being cured again at the finale when he decided not to kill Oliver which is something no one talks about. 2.- You as many people misunderstood Dexter’s character. It wouldn’t make sense for him to give out to his darkness after Rita’s death (although yes we was completely messed up as we saw), what you guys miss about him is his attachment to the code, he didn’t learn it, he was RAISED with it, he really believes in social justice although he enjoys killing. 3.-Following with the two first points, yes, the show dipped in quality after S4 but it’s still very underrated, the S8 finale was just great narratively, it was similar to S4 finale in the sense that Dexter was cured by Hannah (first by Rita) and with the help of Dr. Vogel, he was once again back to that moment when dumping Trinity in the ocean but now after deciding not to kill Oliver, that’s why the finale is so well written, this time he does de right thing by letting him be arrested (as he should have with Trinity revealing his identity to the police) BUT although he ends up killing him, he still loses and and this time loses Deb, that’s why that finale is so well written and he does what he almost did in S4, leaving Miami for good and let Harrison growing without him as a way of protecting, as he should have done with every person he was close to in the first place if he had to be a killer, that’s the whole point of the show, that’s why the finale made all the sense of the world.

Something like this would have been great

had me till 4:40 black people are 30x as likely to attack white people over the other way around. your white suprmeacists are made up. the only actual supremacists are those of your tribe(physiognomy check).

I can’t believe so many people prefer season 3 to season 7

It was a great movie when the girls weren’t in scenes. All they did was yell over everyone else. Just like in real life.

dexter's coming back

Love this film! The acting was superb and the story had me hooked right from the get go

Destination Tokyo Red Dawn The Patriot Midway (1976) The Naked Gun (Americans save the British Queen from assassination) The Delta Force The Longest Day Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins

Hey, you the guy from The Chosen?

Dude I love this version. Especially because New Blood came back, ended even worse than the original series, and basically sent us into an all new version of idealistic endings. I’ve heard a dozen ways that other people would’ve ended new blood, and I liked almost all of them more than the actual ending. But I haven’t actually heard many revisions of the series proper. This one is great because it’s more realistic, takes outside of Miami for once, and leaves Harrison in such a better situation with his aunt Deb caring for him rather than Hannah who ends up dying in New Blood leaving Harrison an orphan. We would get to see all of Dexter‘s coworkers’ reactions which is something that everybody was begging for in New Blood. And we get to see the ghost of Rita and Harry as Dexter passes, which would be very heartwarming and fitting. Seeing all of the characters in a scene where Dex finally dies, along with the series, would have been so much more satisfying than just seeing him die in the snowy woods because HIS OWN SON SHOT HIM!! What a travesty the real ending was 😪

I can't believe you didn't like season 7 with Ray Stevenson! I'm a true Dexter fan who owns the box set of every season. I couldn't even tell you how many times I've seen every episode? Over the years, I probably watched each episode over 20+ times. Dexter is by far my favorite show. I agree that the series ending sucked. Dexter should have went to Argentina with Hannah and Harrison. I also love Hannah McKay, unlike many other people lol. Anyway, I love every episode of every season, minus what happened to Deb & the ending. Everybody is different. Lastly, Dexter New Blood was OK. I'm not a big fan. Especially with the M99 and the full bullet being taken out of Deb like it was never shot lol. The ending for new blood is worse than the ending for Dexter! It was great to see Dexter & Deb, but it wasn't the same without the rest of the cast. Just my opinion.

Unfortunately, he just made Argyle, which was a dud in the box office, and wasn't that's critically acclaimed.

That was actually a really good alternative ending except from the final six months later scene, that was a bit silly. Everything up to then was great though.

I have commented on a few of the American reviews of this movie id like to know what you guys think of our accents “the Todd” is voiced by a guy from the north east of England in my home town of Sunderland… Sunderland and Newcastle have pretty much the same accent more commonly known as “Geordie” did you guys understand the Todd alright? Cheers Bonny lad ❤️❤️❤️❤️ FYI in the book version of the movie the dogs were saved by a sailor ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Alternative facts?

Ohhhhh😂😢good😮to🎉know hi$#fault#is#just a feelin😅

Fun fact:The pilot in the movie (Ron Simmons) who would get shot by Mike was the actual captain of the Goodyear Blimp (Nick Nickolary).

The John Williams music score is good.

Someone will disagree with what I am about to say but I don't particularly care; dexter kind of was the good guy( in the beginning) and the writers should have kept him that way concerning how he stuck to his father's code of going after bad people only; he could have ignored that and went after anyone he wanted at any time, he could have given in to the temptation of killing the security guard his brother had laid before him at the abandoned hospital or his sister at their childhood home but he chose to follow his father's rules despite his own issues with him because deep down he really didn't want to hurt innocent people and season after season was showing him striving to be a better person and was achieving that slowly especially with lumen in season 5 and brother sam in season 6, Hannah in season 7 Was the worst character ever thought of for her corruptive influence is what brought down Dexter's Integrity and ruined him from being the lovable and honorable character we all know from the books and earlier seasons, the show's 2 endings was I feel very disappointing because they wrote it and his character all wrong for he wouldn't have given in to his grief over the loss of his sister to where he would abandon his own son, sure he would be at his lowest for a minute but he would pull himself together and remember the promise he made to deb of how he would always be there for harrison no matter what and you can't sit there and convince me that a small town sheriff like his girlfriend angela would be able to bust a notorious killer like Dexter based on circumstantial evidence not to mention the tranquilizer formula is not the same; he never used kenimine on his targets he used M99, The writers should have continued adapting his story from the novels for they had tons of potential of doing and successfully pulling off a reverse breaking bad and the blacklist with the character, turning him into his very own sophisticated concierge of crime fighting with a vast network of resources at his disposal to help him hunt those that escape justice while keeping him 2 steps ahead of the people he works for in law enforcement who feels and views himself as the "the bad guy" that doesn't believe he can change but doesn't want to disappoint his father, his best friend angel, his wife, kids and sister by giving up trying with case after case and ultimate showdowns with the main antagonist of the season pushing him further and further down the path of being a honorable, righteous and semi-heroic individual with new blood being his swan song where he sacrifices himself to save his son, his son's girlfriend along with his own girlfriend from Kurt Caldwell, his son and the billionaire character they had in there that was serving as a red herring, have it where he had a connection to kurt and was involved somehow in covering up his secret of being the runaway killer and Dexter dying ending their threat once and for all thus earning his redemption which brings his story arc full circle with him ultimately breaking good, As for doakes the most annoying thing about him was his hypocritical attitude towards dexter when he tried to get him in trouble for just doing his job as a blood spatter specialist after he in an act of revenge shot dead a former death squad operative who was unarmed and tried to cover it up with lies which put his partner angel batista in a very uncomfortable situation of possibly turning him in to be arrested by IA until he was given a pass by the government, It should have been written and adapted according to the way it worked out in the books where they worked together to take down a cartel leader and doakes was severely maimed by the main antagonist dr danco to where he lost his legs and arms and tongue as a consequence for killing in cold blood that death squad operative who just so happened to be related to the villain, dexter tries to save him despite him knowing his secret but fails, he goes into a comma and dies later on in the 3rd season but Is revered as a hero cop and posthumously awarded a medal for risking his life to bring down dr danko who gets framed by Dexter as the Bay Harbor butcher, the same scenario can be applied but altered to the character Maria Laguerta, have the consequences of her actions in season 2 befall her in season 7 by having esme come back for revenge on laguerta for ruining her career by using her secret connections to the criminal underworld to frame her and make her look as if she's losing her mind like what laguerta did to her by sleeping with her boyfriend and have it where Debra is the one that tries to save her but fails with season 8 being the final season that deals with the fallout of that event and Dexter being the loving caring brother that he's been towards her trying to help her overcome the grief of laguerta's death all while dealing with the reign of terror from the brain surgeon, I say all of that to say that joe from the show YOU doesn't hold a candle to dexter and that dexter would have that despicable man for breakfast, lunch and dinner to feed the very jackels he came from! 🔥😁😉👍

I think season 5 was still very good and doesn't get the love it deserves. I love the Lumen character. I wish they had kept her. Would have been far more meaningful if she had ended up with Harrison. After that, lame bad lazy writing.

Love Ryan Gosling ❤

Absolutely love it and agree with you ❤️

It’s essentially A Bronx Tale (1993) with more grit/authenticity. And also benefits from offering the perspective of the protagonist as a young man (Robert Downey Junior). Really good film.

This is my movie of all time ❤ The dynamics between the 4 actors playing the 4 Bees is incredibly realistic to real marines. I loved how Rose was a strong well rounded character and Eddie eventually showed vulnerability, letting the macho facade go with Rose. Amazing work from River Phoenix (RIP), Lily Taylor, and the director, Nancy Savoca 🫶🏼

i think the story in season 5 was good but was based too soon after Ritas death, should of been season 6 with deb catching both instead of letting them go

So like you guys watched and kinda reserched the movie but dont know about Gogol Bordello or how one of the main characters is supposed to be the lead singer Eugene Hütz

Such a solid movie. Really excellent editing and showing a slice of life.

When your sex doll refuses to marry you that is the ultimate new low

I love this ending. Except the thing about harrison, i dont think he should be a serial killer too. I would have loved to see those interaction, especially of his coworker after discovering he was the bay harbor butcher.

I know I'm late but I cant get over dexter abandoned his son and his love. I can't forgive that!

This is a video I was hoping to make one day. I have been working in film for two decades now, have always been a movie buff, but the first time I saw Jeremy Davies on screen was a real revelation. I have never identified with people on screen, not really. Empathised, yes, but they were not me. And then all of a sudden, amids all these good-looking actors stating their decisive and clever lines, there is this guy who mumbles half-sentences, makes sudden and awkward pauses, who really struggles sometimes to find the right words... in almost every film he totally sticks out between all those "actors" by being the only real person. It took me a long time to understand that he did not invent this, that this is a tried and tested technique found in Cassavettes movies, and with Peter Falk and in the 90s Indie scene in Linklater films and more recently in the mumblecore movement, but Jeremy Davies still is a one-in-a-million unique character actor. I think it's a sign that European master directors and US indie legends love to cast him, like von Trier, Wenders, Herzog, Lynch, etc. I recommend Soderberghs "Solaris" (where there actually is an in-movie explanation of why he is that way), Wenders' "Million Dollar Hotel" (a rare leading role for him, and a deeply touching one) and Shainbergs's "Secretary"

MARINES!!! NOT Soldiers!!!

Lets not forget about Dreamgirls, and Norbit. Norbit was a silly popcorn comedy, but Dreamgirls was an amazing performance for Eddie Murphy. I know you posted this video about 7 years ago. So I guess Dolemite Is My Name wont count. :(

Well, the finale was not convincing, but your version is far worse. Although she maybe more realistic. But what would Deb say?: F**k Realism.

Loved this movie so much when I saw it that I ended up buying it on DVD and now I just own it streaming with Amazon prime. I went after the soundtrack which was difficult. A dogfight was filmed in both San Francisco and Seattle Washington. I saw out most of the locations even the mechanical museum, which has been moved. It is no longer at the Cliff house. But the restaurant scene was filmed at the Sorrento Hotel the movie theater was the Paramount in Seattle not the Oakland one. And the actual dogfight was down in Belltown near the Moore theater.that’s how much I love this film. I wanted to find roses restaurant and I was told it was in the Ballard district of Seattle, but I couldn’t find it.

The voice acting was absolutely brillant

the black hole, man, stupid funny and serves a purpose

John Frankenheimer was a legend in cinema, ofc Manchurian Candidate is his most well-known film, but Seven Days of May, Ronin, The Train, the guy knows how to make suspenseful thrilling cinema, definitely not talked about enough nowadays,

"I wanna party with you jesus."

The new blood finale is even worse

… and 3 years after this video was posted, a Minneapolis cop kneeled on a man’s neck until he died … and would have gotten away with it if a girl hadn’t recorded the incident. And three years after that, state legislatures were trying to erase the period depicted in this film from school curricula because it might make little white kids feel bad.

Beautiful film!

Interesting take on a seemingly underrated classic. Somewhat disagree in regards to production limitation on gore and violence. Note, The Omen - 1976. As an adult of 52 years I recently watched Dark Night of the Scarecrow for the 2nd time " the first time having been at the age of 9 yrs". Honestly as I watched I somehow knew quite accurately what was going to happen at every turn as the story played out, that speaks volumes to the impression left on me from childhood. Must have absolutely terrified me to no end, haha. Interestingly I find the fear factor in this movie to be heads and shoulders above the junk they put out today🤷‍♂️. Theater of the mind wasn't always relative to radio. Creators had a unique ability back in the day to facilitate a thought of horror by giving the observers just enough eye candy to start and keep our minds adding to the mystique. To me that was the scariest type of movie. Fun note, isn't it interesting that Dark Night of the Scarecrow would appear to have come straight from the mind of one of horrors greatest all time authors? Let's face it, the film has Stephen King all over it! Yet, he had nothing to do with it. Anyway, just my 2 cents.

This movie is written terribly. The entire plot contradicted itself at multiple points. Is the blonde he is searching for alive? Because she was pretty clear about being at his funeral for one thing and also stated the reason she joined the cult was because of a string of events after his passing. Have his parents been standing there arguing with medical staff for months? Because both in the real world and in the afterlife they explain that months have passed but when he wakes up...they are in the background like they just found him and it's only been hours. Ironically the only way I can see this plot resolving logically is, none of it happened, it was a delusional episode from loss of blood, they aren't in love. He is smiling because of the delusional state he is in making him think he recognized her and she is smiling because she is high as a kite.