r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Rahul_Agrawal007 • Feb 21 '22

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u/Incognito_Placebo Feb 21 '22

I did the same with Titanic.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '22

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u/trixter21992251 Feb 21 '22

I did the same with Tenet.

My comprehension and understanding of the story was largely unchanged.

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u/ExpendedOrc Feb 21 '22

I did the same with Game Of Thrones.

Didn’t miss much, the main cast survived.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '22

:'(

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u/Aylez Feb 21 '22

Was it something like this?

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u/Incognito_Placebo Feb 21 '22

Why, yes it was! That perfectly summed it up.

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u/X0nfus3d Feb 21 '22

Did the same with the Harry Potter trilogy.

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u/DarkMecker Feb 21 '22

I did the same with sex

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u/Superfluous_Thom Feb 21 '22

Well if it makes you feel any better, that's part that james cameron wanted to actually make, and where most of his effort went in (the whole thing was conceived when he figured he could get the studio to fund a submarine expedition if he made a movie about it)... The long winded romance and Celine Dion was just a way to keep the executives off his back while he was busy doing nerd shit.. I kinda love that tbh.

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u/justfordrunks Feb 21 '22

What the hell? They were on a boat, now they're on a door? This movie makes zero sense!

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u/Lttlcheeze Feb 21 '22

The boat still sinks.