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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just lose it.
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was is forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just lose it.
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* Poor young [[AlasPoorVillain Moon's]] death in the original film, stabbed to death by his own partner Quincy. Rooster shoots Quincy, but it's sadly to late to save Moon. Rooster and Mattie do try to at least comfort Moon before he dies.
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* Poor young [[AlasPoorVillain Moon's]] death in the original film, stabbed to death by his own partner Quincy. Rooster shoots Quincy, but it's sadly to late to save Moon. Rooster and Mattie do try to at least comfort [[LetThemDieHappy comfort]] Moon before he dies.
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* Poor young [[AlasPoorVillain Moon's]] death in the original film, stabbed to death by his own partner Quincy. Rooster shoots Quincy, but it's sadly to late to save Moon. Rooster and Mattie do try to at least comfort Moon before he dies.
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just lose it (or maybe that was just me).
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just lose it (or maybe that was just me).
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**Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't horse..]]. It's a wonder if one can even listen to the soundtrack without getting even the ''slightest'' bit sentimental.
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-->"Time just gets away from us."
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just loose it (or maybe that was just me).
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just loose lose it (or maybe that was just me).
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--> '''Rooster''': I've grown old.
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--> '''Rooster''': I've grown old.old.
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* Moon's death.
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* Moon's death in both films.
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** Mattie's horse Blackie dies soon after when Rooster [[spoiler: works him to death getting Mattie help]].
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-->"Time just gets away from us."
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--> '''Rooster''': I am grown old.
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--> '''Rooster''': I am I've grown old.
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* [[spoiler: LaBoeuf's death]] in the original film. Worst of all Rooster had to simply leave him there without a proper burial due to having to [[spoiler: rush Mattie to a doctor to save her life]].
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* [[spoiler: LaBoeuf's [=LaBoeuf's=] death]] in the original film. Worst of all Rooster had to simply leave him there without a proper burial due to having to [[spoiler: rush Mattie to a doctor to save her life]].
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just loose it. (Or maybe that was just me.
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
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** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
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* [[spoiler: LaBoeuf's death]] in the original film. Worst of all Rooster had to simply leave him there without a proper burial due to having to [[spoiler: rush Mattie to a doctor to save her life]].
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just loose it (or maybe that was just me).
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just loose it (or maybe that was just me).
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
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* Moon's death in both films.
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* Moon's death in both films.films.
* One of Rooster's last lines in the film, if not the last [[spoiler: after he falls to his knees in front of the trading post after having run a significant distance overland carrying Mattie after he mercy-killed Little Blackie.]]
-->''Rooster'': I am grown old.
* One of Rooster's last lines in the film, if not the last [[spoiler: after he falls to his knees in front of the trading post after having run a significant distance overland carrying Mattie after he mercy-killed Little Blackie.]]
-->''Rooster'': I am grown old.
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* The entire ending sequence in the 2010 version. When Rooster was forced to [[spoiler: {{mercy kill}} Little Blackie]] is where it starts to sink in. That's when you start to think back on all the other dead bodies that he and Mattie have left in their wake. Then you realize why 90% of the score has been Christian hymnal music. Then the hopelessness of it all finally dawns on you and you just loose it. (Or maybe that was just me.
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
* Moon's death in both films.
** Oh Jesus no, not just you. The scene where [[spoiler: Rooster and Mattie ride back through the canyon and there are those long, lingering shots of the Lucky Ned Pepper gang lying dead on the ground, and then when Mattie pleads with Rooster not to kill her horse....]] the movie had been very good up until that point, but those last few scenes just cemented it in my mind as the best film of the year. Now I can't even listen to the soundtrack without getting sentimental.
** Moreover, [[spoiler: Mattie screaming for Rooster not to shoot her horse, despite the fact that he's clearly done for. This from a girl who has only shown calm and poise in the face of numerous difficult obstacles. And then the scene afterward, where he tries to pick her up and she fights against him]]. Guaranteed to break your heart.
* Just the entire last 10 minutes of the film.
* Moon's death in both films.
