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* The hitmen harshly assaulting friendly bartender Joyce and her good-natured main customer Merl for information. The way that the screen cuts to a red flashing light and Joyce and Merl are never seen again add to the chilling nature of the scene. WordOfGod is that the scene is specifically meant to remind the audience that the hitmen are dangerous people after so many scenes of them just bantering with each other.
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* The hitmen harshly assaulting friendly bartender Joyce Ellen and her good-natured main customer Merl for information. The way that the screen cuts to a red flashing light and Joyce Ellen and Merl are never seen again add to the chilling nature of the scene. WordOfGod is that the scene is specifically meant to remind the audience that the hitmen are dangerous people after so many scenes of them just bantering with each other.
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* Even though it's a romantic comedy, there's a scene where Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock tie up Betty's husband and proceed to scalp him in brutal detail.
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* Even though it's a romantic comedy, there's a scene where Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock tie up Betty's husband and proceed to scalp him in brutal detail.detail.
* The hitmen harshly assaulting friendly bartender Joyce and her good-natured main customer Merl for information. The way that the screen cuts to a red flashing light and Joyce and Merl are never seen again add to the chilling nature of the scene. WordOfGod is that the scene is specifically meant to remind the audience that the hitmen are dangerous people after so many scenes of them just bantering with each other.
* The hitmen harshly assaulting friendly bartender Joyce and her good-natured main customer Merl for information. The way that the screen cuts to a red flashing light and Joyce and Merl are never seen again add to the chilling nature of the scene. WordOfGod is that the scene is specifically meant to remind the audience that the hitmen are dangerous people after so many scenes of them just bantering with each other.
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* Even though it's a romantic comedy, there's a scene where Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock tie up Betty's husband and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SWFz6TKK18 proceed to scalp him in brutal detail]].
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* Even though it's a romantic comedy, there's a scene where Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock tie up Betty's husband and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SWFz6TKK18 proceed to scalp him in brutal detail]].detail.
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* Even though it's a romantic comedy, there's a scene where Morgan Freeman and Chris Rock tie up Betty's husband and [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SWFz6TKK18 proceed to scalp him in brutal detail]].
