Godzilla (2014)

I Am Legend. Dog died before the black guy. Sixth Sense level twist right there.

Yea I edited my post thinking about it more.

That footage was awesome. Get hype.

Jesus, that scene was amazing.

Holy shit, I'm all tingly in my thingies.

I came!!!!

Drinsic_sl said:

I Am Legend. Dog died before the black guy. Sixth Sense level twist right there.

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But the dog was transforming to something not nice so it had to die, therefore it doesn't count

That wasn't a windshield... The whole front of the business was glass windows.

If you watch that and the first thing that comes to mind is "Why didn't the glass break", then you should probably stop watching movies.

Bah, I missed the leaks.

a skyscraper sized lizard just popped out of the ocean and people are complaining because the plate glass of the building didnt shatter when the water rushed by?

Maester Chuk_sl said:

a skyscraper sized lizard just popped out of the ocean and people are complaining because the plate glass of the building didnt shatter when the water rushed by?

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Uncanny Valley man, it's not only applied to humans. You have to be extra careful with it, or it sticks out like a sore thumb.

I was waiting for the water to at least be coming in through the door cracks and it did, so I was fine with it. I can accept that all that glass might not have immediately shattered, it wasn't even flowing as high as the full door length anyway and that glass is probably tougher than you are giving credit. However in retrospect i think that door should have swung right open under the force of the water, if it opened inward, since they walked right in unlocked and just ran to the stairs or whatever.

But overall its not a big deal to me.

You bros need to learn about tempered safty glass then combine that with the power of surface area.

It's possible you don't understand the Uncanny Valley concept. Because this is a completely incorrect application.

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It can be applied to more then humans despite what the hypothesis says..

Do you really think it doesn't apply to the animal world as well? And if so then it can be moved to all objects we perceive as being a certain way, and if drastically changed from that perception causes an immediate response from the viewer.

So yes I understand it, and I am using it in a broader text.