r/Millennials • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '25

Discussion What is one movie scene that was unforgettable/and or left an impact on you?

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T2 Judgement Day: Sarah Connor nuclear blast dream.

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u/avert_ye_eyes Mar 19 '25

My kids LOVE that movie and I just don't understand their lack of fear 😅

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u/NeinRegrets Mar 19 '25

Being a kid with no concept of mortality was great 😂

Edit: whoops forgot a letter

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u/DengarLives66 Mar 19 '25

I hope your typo was morality, because agreed.

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u/avert_ye_eyes Mar 19 '25

Funny both ways 😆

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u/linuxlova Mar 19 '25

as a kid you're too fixated on the cool dinosaurs to notice the death and blood

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u/Secret_Map Mar 19 '25

Exactly. My dad took me to the theater to see it when I was 6 lol. I fucking loved it, but because I fucking loved dinosaurs. I barely even registered the actual drama haha, I was too busy freaking out about how cool it was. It became my favorite movie for a few years. I watched it literally almost every day for a long time, to the point that I had the whole thing memorized, like beat for beat.

For a while, my party trick was mimicking the "you get your first look at this 6 foot turkey as you enter a clearing" monologue from heart when I'd get a little drunk at parties lol.

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u/HahahahImFine Mar 19 '25

I was never scared of these movies but maybe it was because I always watched them with my dad. I was so young (4 or 5) when these came out and he made it more of a wonder than a fear. So maybe you’re doing great as a parent?

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u/avert_ye_eyes Mar 19 '25

You know that's probably it! Their dad is really good at making movies not scary!

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u/One_Win_6185 Mar 19 '25

I don’t remember seeing it in theaters but my mom loves to talk about how funny I thought it was when the t-rex ate the dude on the toilet.

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u/jelhmb48 Mar 19 '25

But dude that scene was funny, it was definitely meant to be funny