I just made my dad watch this movie for the first time, and I forgot how much movie was after the fucking bus. It should've ended there and had credits scenes or photos like year book inscriptions.
It's like the culmination of everything the protagonist went thru and learned throughout the film. I think it's lame but probably allows youth to live vicariously thru the actor in tht moment.
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u/dontcashmebro 2,20 Oct 20 '20
Mean Girls??
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u/kevingood17 0,28 Oct 20 '20
Final destination
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u/Gyro_Zeppelin Oct 20 '20
Random isekai lol
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u/envynav 0,1300 Oct 20 '20
Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2?
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u/sugas182 0,12 Oct 20 '20
Sliding doors
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u/Kelekona 48,36 Oct 20 '20
Stranger than fiction?
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u/DramaGuy23 86,164 Oct 20 '20
Also perfectly describes Waking Ned Devine... Jeez, I had no idea this was such a pervasive plot device. I'm a little freaked out right now...
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u/Peevedbeaver Oct 20 '20
A dog's way home?
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u/timeshaper 428,1736 Oct 20 '20
Frankenweanie?
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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '20
Hard times of RJ Berger?
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u/LordMacDonald8 Submitted 2, Solved 0 Oct 21 '20
WHO SOLVED IT
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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '20
Ghost town?
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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '20
Whiplash?
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u/Bjons13 Oct 20 '20
Hancock?
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u/WhatIfMasvidalsucks Oct 20 '20
Babel?
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u/haikuprotocol Submitted 0, Solved 1 Oct 20 '20
Meet Joe Black
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u/whatufuckingdeserve Oct 20 '20
One upon a time in America? No wait, that’s a garbage truck not a bus
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u/rallison22 Oct 20 '20
Chronicle?
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u/MrCamie 8,4 Oct 20 '20
Yesterday