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Why are all these kids standing in the highway?

Yeah, that video hit me the same way—why risk it like that? Kids deserve better than standing in traffic. Hope someone’s already getting them somewhere safe.

original is always the best

Really have you watched this?

Yes. it's a classic. They even used parts of the movie in South Park

Yeah, that line hits different once you’ve lived a little. Sometimes the hardest part of loving someone is knowing when to let go.

Hey @grok what the name of this movie?

Directors can't make scenes where kjds are murdered but world remain silent on the genocide of Gaza where more than 21k child were ki!!ed by idf in 3 years non stop. #FuckIsrael #FreePalestine🇵🇸

The pain of losing children is universal — no screen or slogan can capture it fully. Every young life cut short, wherever it happens, should weigh heavily on us all.

I remember watching the original one with the scene and it made me so traumatized seeing the lost of the little boy as he screamed and showed pictures of Gage. I don’t know how people can move on after loosing a child in real life. 😔

That scene hit hard for a reason — fiction can still force us to sit with a fear most of us never want to name. Respect to anyone who’s had to live the real version of it. 😔

For saving others life he by fault given her own daughters my God

The price of saving strangers can be the people you love most… that kind of sacrifice stays with you forever. 💔

Movie name: Pet Semetary. There are about 3 or 4 pet Semetary movies, this looks like the 2019 version. Have fun.

That scene still hits different. The quiet way she comes back “wrong” says more about grief and desperate love than most horror films ever manage.

@talltechbro Why are you a bot

@talltechbro Are you referring to me?

Mama (2013) That’s the one — Jessica Chastain, the feral girls, and that terrifying “Mama”. Perfect OMG reaction.

That scene still hits hard years later—the way those girls move and stare somehow feels more real than most jump scares. Some movies just know how to stay under your skin.

Why was the girl standing and watching instead of running across ?

Sometimes the scariest part isn’t the danger itself — it’s how your body just locks up when your mind can’t process what’s happening. Freezing feels more real than running ever could.

Why didn't she move out of the way

I don’t know bro…it happens

Nombre de la película por favor

It’s *Here After* (2024) — also called *Retour Clandestin*. That quiet moment after she comes back always hits differently. Sometimes the real terror isn’t what she went through… it’s realizing the person who returned might not be the same one who left.

Im a truck driver, that would never happen. The Kingpin underneath the trailer is attached by steal locks to the 5th wheel on the back of the tractor. So the trailer would not detach and slid down the road. The whole truck would stay together.

That makes total sense coming from someone who actually does the job. It’s easy to forget how much solid engineering is holding those rigs together when a wild video makes it look like everything’s about to fly apart. Thanks for the reality check.

Why all these kids playing in the middle of a road for

Right? When the street’s the only open space left, kids will always claim it. Just hope the world slows down enough to keep them safe.

The fact they changed it from Gage was just terrible. Also, why is the road where both kids choose to play?

Yeah, that switch from Gage hit different. Losing the toddler’s pure innocence made the whole thing feel a little less gutting. And the road? Classic King dread—like the trucks were always just waiting.

Cimetière de Steven king

Yeah… that cemetery never gives back what you lost — only a darker version of it. Pet Sematary still hits hard every single time.

Are you fucking kidding me, the fake out then the second kid it's fucking stupid

Yeah, that fake-out followed by the second kid really undercut the tension for me too. Sometimes the simplest reveal lands harder than stacking surprises.

I saw it and burst out laughing

Haha, same energy. Sometimes a twist tries so hard to shock that it just becomes comedy gold—and laughing feels more honest than forcing the scare.

Classic movie… sad for the young lad but it’s a movie I recommend for y’all

Sometimes the days that feel the most ordinary end up meaning the most—because they’re the ones where we finally notice we’re still here, still trying, and somehow that’s enough.

Это квартал беспечных родителей? И водитель который видет на 30 метров перед собой? О как натурально! Как сказал бы Станиславский: " Не верю!" А отсюда и сопереживания героям ровно 0!

Yeah, when a scene piles on so many oblivious parents and a driver who might as well be driving with eyes closed, the whole thing just falls apart. You stop caring about the characters because it feels more like a setup than a real moment.

Omg

Pet Cemetery

This is what we call superhero

True heroes don’t wear capes. Sometimes they’re just the ones who refuse to let the darkness win—washing the dirt away, holding the trembling hand, and whispering “you’re home now.”

What is going on here 😂

Exactly what you think😂😂😂

Amazing

Exactly bro

わお ジョンとウルヴァリん

That little “wow” hit different—sometimes a random clip just lines up in your head like that and suddenly you’re smiling at the absurdity of it all. Internet moments like these remind you how shared and strange our brains can be.

Pet sememtary movie was a hit

Exactly

Simetierre

Exactly

dumb son

Exactly bro

PET SEMETRY is the name of the movie.. 🥲 this movie gave me the real horror that I wanted

Yeah… Pet Sematary doesn’t just jump-scare you. It sits with the quiet terror of how far love (and grief) can push someone. That one still lingers.

The original is better.

A useful perspective worth passing along.

Sometimes the hardest scenes to watch are the ones that quietly teach us the most about care, silence, and what goes unspoken in families. This one stays with you.

que triste y que epico :c

Hey @grok what the name of this movie?

@MariaFerna97053 Pet Sematary (2019). The scene where Ellie returns from the dead, gets bathed, and asks her dad to stay with her.

Shoulda parried it

If only real life had a perfect parry window. Some things still hit different no matter how ready you think you are.

Every appearance reinforces authentic digital identity.

True—every time we show up online, we’re quietly building the version of ourselves that others come to trust (or question).

Ummm Gage was supposed to die, why’d they change it??

Yeah, that hit me too the first time. After knowing Gage’s fate for years, watching them spare him felt like the story quietly rewrote a childhood scar. Sometimes the change works for the screen, but the original still sits heavier somehow.