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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.
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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven up to eleven amounts of depravity.
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[[WMG: If they do make a sequel, it will be made as a tribute to the late Rutger Hauer.]]
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[[WMG: If they do make a sequel, it will be made as a tribute to the late Rutger Hauer.]]]]
[[WMG: If they do make a sequel, Rutger Hauer will obviously have to be re-cast, and The Hobo will be played by a young actor wearing makeup to look elderly.]]
* And The Hobo will be brought back with cybernetics and become a hobo version of Robocop meets the heroic T-800 from Terminator 2 or become a hobo-themed good counterpart to Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers.
[[WMG: If they do make a sequel, Rutger Hauer will obviously have to be re-cast, and The Hobo will be played by a young actor wearing makeup to look elderly.]]
* And The Hobo will be brought back with cybernetics and become a hobo version of Robocop meets the heroic T-800 from Terminator 2 or become a hobo-themed good counterpart to Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers.
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Though a pretty god way to end the film, the Hobo can still be seen breathing and blinking in the final shot of the film, indicating that he may still be alive.
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Though a pretty god good way to end the film, the Hobo can still be seen breathing and blinking in the final shot of the film, indicating that he may still be alive.
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[[WMG: A sequel will reveal that the Hobo survived because an ambulance arrived on time.]]
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[[WMG: A sequel will reveal that the Hobo survived because an ambulance arrived on time.]]
[[WMG: If they do make a sequel, it will be made as a tribute to the late Rutger Hauer.]]
[[WMG: If they do make a sequel, it will be made as a tribute to the late Rutger Hauer.]]
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The Plague clearly has been around for a long time, and responsible for many historical deaths. It's clear they don't have any morals about killing unarmed people as well as armed or emotions about other people. However, Rip lights the Hobo's cigarette when they have him in confinement and walks away after the Hobo refuses to allow him to take Abby as a replacement for Grinder. These two actions may be a sign that Rip actually respects the Hobo and will not turn Abby into a member of the Plague as a result.
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The Plague clearly has been around for a long time, and responsible for many historical deaths. It's clear they don't have any morals about killing unarmed people as well as armed or emotions about other people. However, Rip lights the Hobo's cigarette when they have him in confinement and walks away after the Hobo refuses to allow him to take Abby as a replacement for Grinder. These two actions may be a sign that Rip actually respects the Hobo and will not turn Abby into a member of the Plague as a result.result.
[[WMG: A sequel will reveal that the Hobo survived because an ambulance arrived on time.]]
[[WMG: A sequel will reveal that the Hobo survived because an ambulance arrived on time.]]
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The Plague clearly has been around for a long time, and responsible for many historical deaths. It's clear they don't have any morals about killing unarmed people as well as armed or emotions about other people. However, Rip lights the Hobo's cugarette when they have him in confinement and walks away after the Hobo refuses to allow him to take Abby as a replacement for Grinder. These two actions may be a sign that Rip actually respects the Hobo and will not turn Abby into a member of the Plague as a result.
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The Plague clearly has been around for a long time, and responsible for many historical deaths. It's clear they don't have any morals about killing unarmed people as well as armed or emotions about other people. However, Rip lights the Hobo's cugarette cigarette when they have him in confinement and walks away after the Hobo refuses to allow him to take Abby as a replacement for Grinder. These two actions may be a sign that Rip actually respects the Hobo and will not turn Abby into a member of the Plague as a result.
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Though a pretty god way to end the film, the Hobo can still be seen breathing and blinking in the final shot of the film, indicating that he may still be alive.
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Though a pretty god way to end the film, the Hobo can still be seen breathing and blinking in the final shot of the film, indicating that he may still be alive.alive.
[[WMG: Rip will not take Abby into the Plague out of respect for the Hobo.]]
The Plague clearly has been around for a long time, and responsible for many historical deaths. It's clear they don't have any morals about killing unarmed people as well as armed or emotions about other people. However, Rip lights the Hobo's cugarette when they have him in confinement and walks away after the Hobo refuses to allow him to take Abby as a replacement for Grinder. These two actions may be a sign that Rip actually respects the Hobo and will not turn Abby into a member of the Plague as a result.
[[WMG: Rip will not take Abby into the Plague out of respect for the Hobo.]]
The Plague clearly has been around for a long time, and responsible for many historical deaths. It's clear they don't have any morals about killing unarmed people as well as armed or emotions about other people. However, Rip lights the Hobo's cugarette when they have him in confinement and walks away after the Hobo refuses to allow him to take Abby as a replacement for Grinder. These two actions may be a sign that Rip actually respects the Hobo and will not turn Abby into a member of the Plague as a result.
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Multiple times throughout the movie, the Hobo mistake a Abby as a school teacher. This could be because she reminds him of his wife, a school teacher who may have been brutally murdered. The way he is with her, and how he defends her seems to back this up. The way he is with her seems like he really cares for her and the way he dfends her is with total brutality. This could be because Abby reminds him of a wife he had who was brutally murdered. This would account for why he constantly insists she's a school teacher because he can't accept the reality of the loss he's suffered. There's the possibility that her murder caused him to snap and eventually lose everything, becoming the Hobo we see. Essentially, him giving up at the end of the film is him finally being able to "save" his wife and accepting both the truth and his death.
[[WMG: The National Guard intervened at the end of the movie.]]
[[WMG: The National Guard intervened at the end of the movie.]]
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Multiple times throughout the movie, the Hobo mistake a Abby as a school teacher. This could be because she reminds him of his wife, a school teacher who may have been brutally murdered. The way he is with her, and how he defends her seems to back this up. The way he is with her seems like he really cares for her and the way he dfends defends her is with total brutality. This could be because Abby reminds him of a wife he had who was brutally murdered. had. This would account for why he constantly insists she's a school teacher teacher, because he can't accept the reality of the loss he's suffered. There's the possibility that her murder caused him to snap and eventually lose everything, becoming the Hobo we see. Essentially, him giving up at the end of the film is him finally being able to "save" his wife and accepting both the truth and his death.
[[WMG: The National Guard intervened at the end of the movie.]]]]
[[WMG: The Hobo isn't dead at the end.]]
Though a pretty god way to end the film, the Hobo can still be seen breathing and blinking in the final shot of the film, indicating that he may still be alive.
[[WMG: The National Guard intervened at the end of the movie.
[[WMG: The Hobo isn't dead at the end.]]
Though a pretty god way to end the film, the Hobo can still be seen breathing and blinking in the final shot of the film, indicating that he may still be alive.
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** To be fair, it's left ambiguous whether or not Hobo With a Shotgun is set in America or Canada. That being said, it could be in either of those countries, as none of the logos shown in the movie scenes indicate which country it is and Canadian terms such as "Constable", "Toque", or any other Canadian terms are not used in the movie.
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Multiple times throughout the movie, the Hobo mistake a Abby as a school teacher. This could be because she reminds him of his wife, a school teacher who may have been brutally murdered. The way he is with her, and how he defends her seems to back this up. The way he is with her seems like he really cares for her and the way he dfends her is with total brutality. This could be because Abby reminds him of a wife he had who was brutally murdered. This would account for why he constantly insists she's a school teacher because he can't accept the reality of the loss he's suffered. There's the possibility that her murder caused him to snap and eventually lose everything, becoming the Hobo we see. Essentially, him giving up at the end of the film is him finally being able to "save" his wife and accepting both the truth and his death.
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Multiple times throughout the movie, the Hobo mistake a Abby as a school teacher. This could be because she reminds him of his wife, a school teacher who may have been brutally murdered. The way he is with her, and how he defends her seems to back this up. The way he is with her seems like he really cares for her and the way he dfends her is with total brutality. This could be because Abby reminds him of a wife he had who was brutally murdered. This would account for why he constantly insists she's a school teacher because he can't accept the reality of the loss he's suffered. There's the possibility that her murder caused him to snap and eventually lose everything, becoming the Hobo we see. Essentially, him giving up at the end of the film is him finally being able to "save" his wife and accepting both the truth and his death.death.
[[WMG: The National Guard intervened at the end of the movie.]]
[[WMG: The National Guard intervened at the end of the movie.]]
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* "Order was breaking down across America, resulting in the city we see the hobo wander into." - I hope you meant 'North America'/'the Americas', not just 'America' as in the USA, because the movie was filmed in, created by two guys from (and written by one and directed by the other), and 'vaguely' set in, Canada.
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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.
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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[CthulhuMythos [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.
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[[WMG: The Hobo's mistaking Abby as a school teacher is because she reminds him of someone...]]
Multiple times throughout the movie, the Hobo mistake a Abby as a school teacher. This could be because she reminds him of his wife, a school teacher who may have been brutally murdered. The way he is with her, and how he defends her seems to back this up. The way he is with her seems like he really cares for her and the way he dfends her is with total brutality. This could be because Abby reminds him of a wife he had who was brutally murdered. This would account for why he constantly insists she's a school teacher because he can't accept the reality of the loss he's suffered. There's the possibility that her murder caused him to snap and eventually lose everything, becoming the Hobo we see. Essentially, him giving up at the end of the film is him finally being able to "save" his wife and accepting both the truth and his death.
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[[WMG: The hobo is a [[ComicBook/JudgeDredd long walk judge]] during the atomic wars.]]
The hobo was a judge from the early years (during the timeline of ''Origins'') but before the bombs nuked America and Canada into the Cursed Earth. The hobo left for unspecified reasons (perhaps mental illness, which is why he can't remember) and was one of the earliest judges to take the long walk option. Order was breaking down across America, resulting in the city we see the hobo wander into. He wasn't sure about taking law to the lawless until he has to choose between the lawnmower and the shotgun, when his training and experience kicks in.
The hobo was a judge from the early years (during the timeline of ''Origins'') but before the bombs nuked America and Canada into the Cursed Earth. The hobo left for unspecified reasons (perhaps mental illness, which is why he can't remember) and was one of the earliest judges to take the long walk option. Order was breaking down across America, resulting in the city we see the hobo wander into. He wasn't sure about taking law to the lawless until he has to choose between the lawnmower and the shotgun, when his training and experience kicks in.
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Nick Bateman voices both Rip and Ivan...
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Nick Bateman voices both Rip and Ivan...
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[[WMG: The Hobo never existed.]]
Abby and the decent people of Hope Town finally got fed up with Drake and the corrupt police force and began fighting back. The Hobo story was only a story passed around to create a heroic figure for the people to rally behind as they took back their town.
Abby and the decent people of Hope Town finally got fed up with Drake and the corrupt police force and began fighting back. The Hobo story was only a story passed around to create a heroic figure for the people to rally behind as they took back their town.
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[[WMG: The Plaue is Music/DaftPunk.]]
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[[WMG: The Plaue Plague is Music/DaftPunk.]]
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Those who supported his vigilantism but didn't want to incur Drake's wrath by openly helping him would buy shotgun shells and leave them out in public places for him to find, which is why he never ran out.
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Those who supported his vigilantism but didn't want to incur Drake's wrath by openly helping him would buy shotgun shells and leave them out in public places for him to find, which is why he never ran out.out.
[[WMG: Ivan was killed because Drake owed the Plague.]]
Nick Bateman voices both Rip and Ivan...
[[WMG: Ivan was killed because Drake owed the Plague.]]
Nick Bateman voices both Rip and Ivan...
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[[WMG: The Plaue is DaftPunk.]]
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[[WMG: The Plaue is DaftPunk.Music/DaftPunk.]]
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[[WMG: The Plaue is DaftPunk.]]]]
[[WMG: The Hobo gets his ammo from the people of Hope Town.]]
Those who supported his vigilantism but didn't want to incur Drake's wrath by openly helping him would buy shotgun shells and leave them out in public places for him to find, which is why he never ran out.
[[WMG: The Hobo gets his ammo from the people of Hope Town.]]
Those who supported his vigilantism but didn't want to incur Drake's wrath by openly helping him would buy shotgun shells and leave them out in public places for him to find, which is why he never ran out.
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Hence his love of bears and his random bear facts, as well as basically being a bear as his story showed.
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Hence his love of bears and his random bear facts, as well as basically being a bear as his story showed.showed.
[[WMG: The Plaue is DaftPunk.]]
[[WMG: The Plaue is DaftPunk.]]
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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.
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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.depravity.
[[WMG: The Hobo's name is Bear.]]
Hence his love of bears and his random bear facts, as well as basically being a bear as his story showed.
[[WMG: The Hobo's name is Bear.]]
Hence his love of bears and his random bear facts, as well as basically being a bear as his story showed.
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[[WMG: The entire city was driven insane by an Eldritch Abomination]]
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[[WMG: The entire city was driven insane by an Eldritch Abomination]]
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The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.
The tentacles that we see trying to escape from The Plague's basement are [[CthulhuMythos Cthulhu's]] tentacles, and since he lives near the town where the movie takes place, he drove all the residents there insane. This would explain Hope Town's ludicrous, UpToEleven amounts of depravity.
