Basically what happens is Rosemary ( ) goes to be "released" and when they're about to inject her she takes it from them saying she wants to do it & kills herself.
It definitely could make for an emotional and "gripping" scene. Not to mention explain all the praise. (Even if they're being OTT in their praise I imagine they wouldn't do so with just that one scene )
Jimmy Fallon have seen the movie, that's why he gave those high compliment, "amazing" "unbelievable", maybe we will know a little bit about it August 13th, WHAT A GOOD NUMBER.
I haven't read the book so I was assuming she killed herself
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Basically what happens is Rosemary ( ) goes to be "released" and when they're about to inject her she takes it from them saying she wants to do it & kills herself.
It definitely could make for an emotional and "gripping" scene. Not to mention explain all the praise. (Even if they're being OTT in their praise I imagine they wouldn't do so with just that one scene )
Oh, Rosemary, my bad
Mess. I better start reading the book cause Idk what you're talking about her being "released"
It turns out freedom ain't nothing but missing you wishing I realized what I had when you were mine
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these lines from Haunted hit me for personal reasons idk You and I walk a fragile line
I have known it all this time
but I never thought I'd live to see it break
also basically all of Enchanted is just and the chorus of Back to December
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And I think about Summer all the beautiful times
I watched you laughing from the passenger side and
realized I loved you in the Fall
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Back To December's.
She is a great storyteller!
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Pretty much all of Never Grow Up.... I still tear up every time I hear that song.
EDIT: Oh, and the second verse of Back to December.
And then the cold came,
Dark days when fear crept into my mind.
You gave me all your love,
And all I gave you was... goodbye.
Jimmy Fallon have seen the movie, that's why he gave those high compliment, "amazing" "unbelievable", maybe we will know a little bit about it August 13th, WHAT A GOOD NUMBER.
Hopefully. I just would die of laughter if everyone is complimenting her that much for that one scene not that the scene is BAD but.
Hopefully. I just would die of laughter if everyone is complimenting her that much for that one scene not that the scene is BAD but.
You know, she's a ghost or whatever in the movie, technically she can be everywhere, so definitely not ONE SCENE, the main point is she became a totally different person in the movie, that's the strongest sign of good acting. I think we already felt it.
You know, she's a ghost or whatever in the movie, technically she can be everywhere, so definitely not ONE SCENE, the main point is she became a totally different person in the movie, that's the strongest sign of good acting. I think we already felt it.
I imagine she could make small appearances all throughout the film, and tell her story that way but the scene they released also looks like it's building up to that "story". So Idk Her acting has definitely improved though, I hope she gets more/even better roles in the future.
I imagine she could make small appearances all throughout the film, and tell her story that way but the scene they released also looks like it's building up to that "story". So Idk Her acting has definitely improved though, I hope she gets more/even better roles in the future.
That's why Steven Spielberg (who is so big and busy) had dinner with her.
Edit: I remember Steven waited for Daniel Day Lewis to find Lincoln's sound in the movie, of course, Taylor is not at that level yet. But the idea is the same.
) goes to be "released" and when they're about to inject her she takes it from them saying she wants to do it & kills herself.
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and the chorus of Back to December 
not that the scene is BAD but. 
Her acting has definitely improved though, I hope she gets more/even better roles in the future.
but the writer Lois Lowry's grandson (who watched movie) could NOT forget about it, same as Jimmy Fallon at least.
