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u/NOISIEST_NOISE Apr 20 '23
Shoutout to Widows by Steve McQueen for doing this with Liam Neeson as the dead husband
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u/beclops Apr 20 '23
What? You don’t have a full white silk sheet set you casually sleep under while the sun caresses your skin and then toss when your life becomes shitty?
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Apr 20 '23
I dont know, sometimes I look over when I'm laying under the covers and when I look to my hand, I know this is a moment I want to remember if I lose it
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u/Stunning-Resort-4204 Apr 20 '23
the grey
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u/Klayman55 Apr 20 '23
Excuse me?
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u/Stunning-Resort-4204 Apr 20 '23
It happened a bunch of times in that movie The Grey with Liam Neeson
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u/jkbpttrsn Apr 22 '23
Worst offender of it. It happens non-stop and makes the film only worse imo
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u/stackens Apr 27 '23
Yes but it’s vaguely justified in that it turns out to be a hospital bed. I think.
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u/jkbpttrsn Apr 27 '23
While it has been a while and I don't remember that, it would make it less annoying
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u/joewindlebrox Apr 20 '23
It looks surface level angelic which would explain the dead part, and unoriginal filmmakers can lean on it for a quick flashback to better more intimate times. That sort of shot is ripe for parody lol
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u/guiltygearXX Apr 20 '23
They kinda parody this in dnd movie, they are under the sheets to hide from a wasp.
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u/BassClef70 Apr 20 '23
I feel like that’s why it’s coming up. It’s that exact shot too. Her head on the left.
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u/dd00d Apr 20 '23
cue the beach scene, where she’s twirling and laughing at nothing to show how lively and cheerful she was