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Absolutely spot on. I don't see how people can think the motive was bad either. It was brilliant. It encapsulates what is going on in the world today. Which makes me unsure of what they could do with the fifth film.
I think there's people who can just look up spoilers to the film on the internet now that the film is out. If they're thinking they want to see the film and if it's worth it. Believe me, there are people who don't care that much. Or they want to see if it's worth their money.
Which is another ironic and brilliant thing about this film. People can look up spoilers to this film on the internet when the film itself addresses these kind of issues. I mean everything we're talking about it happening at this very second. People get murdered, and at the same time people are texting, then someone can look up something on the internet, whether this happens or not, if someone suddenly collapses in the street, people don't use their phones to call 911, they use them to film what is happening.
Scream 4 also shows the continuance of how uncaring people are and how we respond to violence. Scream 2 showed this as well in the opening. I also liked how each film gradually started to show the more extensive uses and needs of cellular phones. It goes from "Where did you get a cellular phone?" to everyone using one in this, like Billy's line but to an even greater and more horrible extent.
Just think. All of this started because of Billy and Stu. The legacy they brought on. It expanded to ways they even couldn't even imagine.
I meanJill was more merciless than Billy. She outright shot Trevor in the balls and head. She never gave him a chance. At least Billy and Stu held Sydney's dad.
Which reminds me, the reveal of the killers is perhaps more, if not just as disturbing as the Billy and Stu scene in the first. It's actually taken a step further.
Think about it. The world has always been screwed up, but it's getting more and more screwed up.
I don't think I've ever seen something like that in a movie. I cringed both times it happened. And the theater let out a collective 'groan' too.
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