3:40 with the kids shooting guns --> City of God
4:54 with the shotgun --> Funny Games
5:17 the Asian gentleman yelling --> No idea!

Also:
* Darth blah blah from Phantom Menace a "great villain"? Seriously?
* As a side note, this is a very American-centric (and yoof-centric) selection. How about some Hong Kong or Japanese super-villains? for that matter, where are the early, and I would say iconic super-villains like "M" and Doctor Mabuse?

Bad guys for sure. I recognize most of them, but can anyone tell me the movies for these scenes?

3:40 with the kids shooting guns
4:54 with the shotgun
5:17 the Asian gentleman yelling

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scallop.
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*promote

Very sweet, helping that poor, old babushka. Gentleman of the year award goes to him!

I'm going with Indian subcontinent. That's from the skin tones and the accent of one of the English speaking gentleman - although the other seems to be American sounding.

>> ^Sagemind:

Emotions, hate and everything negative create a killer - thereby emotion, forgiveness and love shall set him free.
...And by free, I mean free to remorse and begin a process of feeling what it is to be human again.
Since negative forces create a killer, condemnation and negativity will never penetrate to hard shell he has around him. The unexpected realization that someone is reaching out, someone you expect only condemnation from can be the chisels to start the first crack of remorse and acceptance that maybe someone out there cares.


Don't get me wrong, I believe that what the man did was wonderful and truly human in a way that the bitterness and hate displayed by the other people miss. However, I feel like it might be jumping the gun interpreting the emotion displayed by this scum as you (and others) have. I'm not saying that there couldn't be healing there, but I also feel like those tears may be more of the selfish and insane attitude that made him a serial killer to begin with.

I'm not sure who said it first, but Carrie Fischer had a great line in her one-woman show: bitterness is like you drinking poison and expecting the other person to die. I agree wholeheartedly that what this man did was far more productive to himself and others than the vitriol spilled by those who couldn't show compassion towards this waste. Still, I understand them and wouldn't trust this man to be anything other than what he clearly is: cold, unfeeling, and already dead.

Not to get gruesome, but this man faced FAR more compelling moments which should have evoked empathy. He faced his victims and strangled them to death (if I googled the right guy, over 90 time) Think about that. He had people in his control who he tortured. They were awake and likely pleading for their lives. Probably women. Imagine their eyes filled with tears as he did whatever horrors he did to them.

To think that a moment of forgiveness from one of his victim's families makes him in any way human is just naive. I am far more likely to believe that his tears were motivated by the same hyper-narcissism that he felt killing his victims. We will never know exactly what was going through his head as he cried in this clip, but I doubt it has anything to do with healing or becoming human. It more than likely has to do with another selfish, "I'm great and this guy gets me" insanity.

All this said, I vacillate on the death penalty. I remember the quote Gandalf says about the subject and find it one of the most compelling anti-death penalty statements: Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the very wise cannot see all ends.

This guy is about as much of a clear choice of someone I would have no problem putting to death. This isn't OJ for which you could argue that there is tainted evidence... this guy not only admits his horrible guilt, but is verifiable in a much more concrete way. Yet, I can't help but to think that we could learn from him and hopefully good can come of that, either to help prevent the creation of other monsters like him, or at least clues on how to catch them easier.

In the end though I empathize with both sides of those who spoke. I agree that the gentleman who forgave the killer will lead a relatively happier life, in as much as he can having lived through what he did, but I completely understand wanting this man to suffer after what he did to his victims. He is not human, he will never be, and I don't believe his tears are noteworthy as an example of his humanity, but rather curious as a psychopath who smiles or whistles as he inflicts horrors on others.

>> ^Boise_Lib:

The whole Choogie thing was from before my time, so I always kinda wondered what his deal was. Now I get it.
chingychoogalera can be a real DICK!


Only to real dicks!~ He can be a regular gentleman as well-Thank you for your accurate and somewhat snipeish remark!
I have this uncanny ability to read a users comments and tell when an unreasonable douchebag is hiding behind an otherwise civil demeanor. We seriously distrust those who cower from confrontation.....It's like being afraid of life itself.

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CAUTION: this is one man's hypothesis.

Serious research goes into improving and testing choking and resuscitation techniques.

This wonderful gentleman is sharing his thoughts on a potentially very useful solo-Hemlich technique, not teaching something that has proven utility in real situations with variable body types (not just muscley ex-boxer firefighters, but busty middle-age women, skinny computer-nerd twenty-somthings, elderly post-hipsurgery grandpas, etc.).

Fanny Hill?>> ^Gutspiller:

>> ^KnivesOut:
So you can put your crotch in the gentleman's face, for the sake of the joke.>> ^Gutspiller:
Why would her panties be on a bookshelf?


I wonder what type of books are in her panty drawer?

>> ^KnivesOut:

So you can put your crotch in the gentleman's face, for the sake of the joke.>> ^Gutspiller:
Why would her panties be on a bookshelf?



I wonder what type of books are in her panty drawer?

So you can put your crotch in the gentleman's face, for the sake of the joke.>> ^Gutspiller:

Why would her panties be on a bookshelf?

I live in Colorado Springs, so ever since I first got an Aerobie, I've wanted to throw it off Pikes Peak just to see how far it would go... I shall live vicariously through this gentleman...

For now...

Where ARE the gentleman?