Movies Where They Raised Something That Destroyed Them

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• GR

  @grimsgraveyard3598 · 1 month ago

  Yeah try to shoot the kid who's already shown he can bend a fork with minimal effort with his teeth.

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• HE

  @heathercontois4501 · 1 month ago

  Splice - my dad watched this one and pointed out Elsa regularly asking "whats the worst that could happen?" Is her thesis for her experiments.

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• AF

  @Afmedic85 · 1 month ago

  Brightburn is Superman if he decided to be evil

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• TI

  @tiaburnham.7936 · 1 month ago

  I never understand the premise of cults bringing to life a world ending being..... wouldn't it just be easier to just live and do whatever TF you want

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• DM

  @dmittleman9757 · 2 weeks ago

  From what this video is telling me, there are two things to take away from it:<br><br>1) Don’t mess around with unnatural life.<br>2) Even if you care for something, if that care has unhealthy origins (grief, isolation, fear), it’ll eventually come back and inflict that pain twofold onto you.

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• IM

  @immagical7036 · 1 month ago

  Lamb starts off with a hybrid child and essentially suggests that said child was the result of some guy coming along screwing a sheep but then reveals that sheep Ada’s bio father is also a sheep human hybrid thing. <br><br>Does this mean that her father’s mother got screwed by a human?

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• TR

  @TreyBowers-c3p · 1 month ago

  Lamb makes me think of a relationship between biological parents and foster parents. One party feels it’s THEIR child, and nobody would take them, including the other parental party. Myself I think that the more love a child receives, the better. You can never have too many people who care about your child. The sadness could have been avoided had they not been so possessive of the child, even going so far as to kill her biological mother. Retribution came through the biological father killing the foster father. All this loss and sadness could have been avoided, and a much happier ending could have came in place of it

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• PO

  @poeticdarkness7483 · 1 month ago

  Lesson: dont trust things you dont understand, the people who love them, or humanity itself. It kinda makes sense now why you humans hate everything. &nbsp;My colony will be most pleased at this finding

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• WI

  @Will-fk2dk · 1 month ago

  They could have done so much more and made a much better movie with Brightburn.

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• IM

  @iminyourwallz420 · 2 weeks ago

  Fun Fact: Brightburn was directed by James Gunn

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• LE

  @Legacy-sw7bv · 1 month ago

  So, Vivarium is basically a &quot;human&quot; cuckoo bird in the world of Edward Scissorhands?

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• IN

  @Internalnathyan · 1 month ago

  Ada is so cutee rahhh, but i would never shoot a lamb

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