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Isn't this the movie that has a scene of main characters loved ones getting blown up in a car bomb or something .... but they didn't have the budget to recreate the scene and rather than just not play it ... they used a title card instead ...
I found the scene ....
https://youtu.be/Bg82z3UWLQQ
Now I want to watch the whole thing
Whole movie is also on YouTube https://youtu.be/4kDwOuLQH4I
I’m sold.
I like how at the end the camera is just kinda panning around like the viewer is embarrassed by the bad acting on display.
It's... beautiful.
It reminds me of when I pirated one of the 16 million X-Men and or Wolverine movies but the effects weren't complete so it was just concept art as placeholders but this is so much better.
Wolverine: origins? I recall getting my hands on an unfinished copy that had no sfx in certain scenes lol
It's possible, it was like 10 years ago or so. There was an airplane.
Definitely Wolverine. The unfinished version was more entertaining than the finished movie
If just says "VFX car on fire" hahahahahahah is that in the actual movie?
Isn't it great?
So, that's the official scene from the movie? Lololololol that's brilliant!!
"your parents died, it's what parents do!"
“They die on you.”
The main character is clearly a Catholic Priest. Why is his priest collar not white (they are just little inserts)? Is this a new style, or were they trying to be respectful of Catholics and making him not quote a Catholic Priest?
It was at that very moment that I knew I was in love with this film.
My first movie will just be a title card saying "Critically acclaimed movie". I will make millions.