I hate it when movies... - Eternal Allegiance

Nanny · 08-21-2002, 10:34 PM

end with a people growing up and maturing and such. Like whenever you see a movie where it is based on one summer of a bunch of friends' lives, and at the end they tell the story "Billy moved on to be the big hockey player, and Josie is now a hairdresser in Louisiana, and Scott, well, Scott's still scott, as for me, I finally got my chance to have sex on an airplane (couldnt think of another situation)" I hate it when they mature, and separate and shit. I want them to still be together after 16 years, Dammit!!!

And it pissed me off at the end of Van Wilder when he (FOR THOSE WHO HAVENT SEEN THE MOVIE... STOP READING NOW!!!)

graduated. Dammit, I wanted to see him stay in that school forever... he seemed to love it there!

Anyhoo, thats the end of my babbling. Comments?

mcklein · 08-21-2002, 10:39 PM

I know..its always...

John used to be a alcoholic..but now hes a lawyer and has a firm in NY...

i want to turn the tables a bit...

John used to be a good student...16yrs later hes working at mcdonalds for minumin wage..has 4 kids with different woman and cant pay for child support..

why they always good to be success stories...lol

Nanny · 08-21-2002, 10:45 PM

I know... how bout something like

"John is now 26 and is now happily married to his 25 year old wife, Nancy, who both are employed as Janitors at the McDonalds across the street from their house. Their 14 year old son Jake has just been hired as a burger flipper, and is currently making more money than both mommy and daddy put together. Jake is making minimum wage now,and he is supporting his four younger sisters, and two older brothers who were all expelled from a record of 18 schools all in a short 2 days John's first 12 wives all committed suicide, and his 13th wife died of ghonnorea"

mcklein · 08-21-2002, 10:48 PM

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Originally posted by Swany
I know... how bout something like

"John is now 26 and is now happily married to his 25 year old wife, Nancy, who both are employed as Janitors at the McDonalds across the street from their house. Their 14 year old son Jake has just been hired as a burger flipper, and is currently making more money than both mommy and daddy put together. Jake is making minimum wage now,and he is supporting his four younger sisters, and two older brothers who were all expelled from a record of 18 schools all in a short 2 days John's first 12 wives all committed suicide, and his 13th wife died of ghonnorea"

LMAO...thats a good one..let me calll Spielberg so he cant take that and put it at the end of his new movie...lol

Nanny · 08-21-2002, 10:50 PM

I think we gotsa movie concept going here.

BabieNell · 08-22-2002, 04:27 PM

yea i know what you mean...like in a walk to remember...shane west was always so popular but when he met mandy ...everything changed about him.

Nanny · 08-22-2002, 05:22 PM

I HATE IT WHEN THINGS CHANGE IN MOVIES!!!

08-22-2002, 11:06 PM

i dont mind when they say that at the end of movies....its sweet. Lol ok i'm wierd!

Errick · 08-23-2002, 05:33 AM

Yes, yes you are very weird Kim. But that is BESIDES the point.

I hate it too, Swany. Add me to your designated list.

Nanny · 08-26-2002, 12:17 PM

AAAAAAAHHH ITS HAPPENING TO ME!!!

Kind of a coinky-dink here. Uh... this exact situation is happening to me right now.

Here's my version of it:

Kyla decided to move to Toronto to further her education at the University of Toronto...

Jim finally found a girl he likes, who moved away to Canmore, so Jim decided to follow her and is getting ready to move to Canmore with her.

Dave, well, Dave decided to tag along with Jim. Both of them are trying to get jobs working on the ski hills.

As for me, well, I'm still here, in this crappy old town, working at that same old donut and coffee shop.

AHHHHHHH... all my friends are leaving me :cries: