Seems like people with brain disease or injuries go this route from time to time. Wasn't long ago Junior Seau committed suicide. He was suffering from concussions. Medicine still has a long way to go in this.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseydevil
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Seems like people with brain disease or injuries go this route from time to time. Wasn't long ago Junior Seau committed suicide. He was suffering from concussions. Medicine still has a long way to go in this.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseydevil
So So So Sad. :(
The Essentials: The 5 Best Tony Scott Films | The Playlist
Man On Fire is EASILY my favorite flick of his. Even over True Romance.
Totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by adgy-san
Makes perfect sense to me. Would you prefer going out on your own terms or going through the pain and misery of something like this? All the while putting your family through hell. Plus, being the brain, who knows what stage he was in and what exactly was going through his mind? Not sure if things like dementia play into this type of disease.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerseydevil
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Originally Posted by NastiMarvasti
Not saying that choosing your exit doesn't make sense, but jumping off a bridge, that's NOT an easy death. And it's very public simply by it's nature. Maybe he wasn't at his best as far as thinking things out but man...it's abrupt, but the intense pain of a fall like that. I can't imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by NastiMarvasti
Remembering Tony Scott: Five Movies By The Late Director That You Must See - Movieline
Ok, am I the only person that thought The Hunger sucked? I haven't seen it in a decade, so maybe I should give it another shot.
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Originally Posted by adgy-san
No...it was emo trash and over stylized. Like an 80's disco gothic vamp flick. I can't imagine it's aged well.
In all of this, no one's mentioned The Last Boy Scout. And although Beverly Hills Cop II wasn't as good as the first, it was a decent sequel.
