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* Jacob remembering how his son was killed. It's like watching a tragedy in slow motion because the viewer knows exactly what's coming, ending with the JumpScare of a screeching tire with a bike wheel under it.
* There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying, forced to relive the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut, mostly because it's a ForegoneConclusion. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
* There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying, forced to relive the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut, mostly because it's a ForegoneConclusion. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
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* Jacob remembering how his son was killed. It's like watching a tragedy in slow motion because the viewer knows exactly what's coming, ending with the JumpScare of a screeching tire with a bike wheel under it.
* There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying, forced to relive the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut, mostly because it's a ForegoneConclusion.it. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
* There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying, forced to relive the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut, mostly because it's a ForegoneConclusion.
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** The entire movie, boiled down, is about [[spoiler: a man who hasn't reconciled the death of his son, who was killed while he was away in Vietnam, and struggles the entire film to deal with it.]]
* In the final DeletedScene when [[spoiler: Jacob discovers Jezzie was himself. The sad expression on the face of the doppelganger just sells it.]]
* In the final DeletedScene when [[spoiler: Jacob discovers Jezzie was himself. The sad expression on the face of the doppelganger just sells it.]]
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** The entire movie, boiled down, is about [[spoiler: a man who hasn't reconciled the death of his son, who was killed while he was away in Vietnam, and struggles the entire film to deal with it.]]
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** The one happy moment Jacob has, with his ex-wife and kids in a hospital, a disembodied voice mocks, "Dream on".
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** The one happy moment Jacob has, with his ex-wife and kids in a hospital, [[YankTheDogsChain a disembodied voice mocks, "Dream on".on"]].
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* If you want to turn anyone who's watched the film multiple times to a blubbering mass, just [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbiq6xaEYn4 play the main theme]].
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** The one moment happy moment Jacob has, with his ex-wife and kids in a hospital, a disembodied voice mocks, "Dream on".
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** The entire movie, boiled down, is about [[spoiler: a man who hasn't reconciled the death of his son, who was killed while he was away in Vietnam, and struggles the entire film to deal with it.]]
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* There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying over the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
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* There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying over crying, forced to relive the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut.gut, mostly because it's a ForegoneConclusion. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
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* [[{{TearJerker/Film}} Tear Jerker]]: There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying over the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
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* [[{{TearJerker/Film}} Tear Jerker]]: There's one scene, in particular, where Jacob is crying over the death of his son that's like a punch in the gut. Tim Robbins does an incredible job of portraying the feelings of grief and anguish that his character feels.
