It's truly traumatizing for a family-friendly movie

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I can still feel the spot on the bottom of my right foot. A spot where years prior one of those nails that you see on the back of some upholstery, the kind that looks like a large rounded button, had pierced my very sole.

I can still dimly remember the pain.

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Probably actually a broom handle... but, lol, yeah.

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I mean, yeah, those movies are the Saw prequels, is that not common knowledge?

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He doesn't want us to saw through our chains...

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Next thing we know you'll be claiming Willy Wonka's sequel continues on a train.

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A perpetual motion train

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I can't handle the spider scene. I got arachnophobia from watching it as a kid.

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I stepped on a construction nail when I was like 9, went straight into my foot. I got a rust colored tattoo from it, that I still have.

Agreed on getting it back out sucking most.

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Watched this movie the other day for the first time in forever.

When I was little, I thought Joe Pesci was the evil burglar. But holy cow, Daniel Stern is a monster. Joe Pesci steals a few things. Daniel Stern floods the houses and ruins lives for laughs.

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To serve as a lesson for all the other builders of course.

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Marv is dead.

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As far as I understand you don't really want to remove something that stabbed you yourself if possible since it's slowing down how fast you're bleeding. Better let the medics remove it themselves

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I once got a fishing hook in the back of my calf. Since the hook was barbed we did not try pulling it back out, so my dad pushed it the rest of the way through then cut the end off. I'm not exactly signing up to do it again, but all things considered it wasn't too bad.

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I've never seen a ween used as a broom handle before

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Even the medics save removing that shit for the hospital unless absolutely necessary. We even go so far as to add stuff to the puncture to make sure the offending object stays stable during transport. Source: am medic

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I've done this, but into my heel. The good news is that it didn't go all the way through because of my heel bone. I'm lucky I wasn't about 6 inches back.

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I remember stepping on a rusty nail as a kid, and I noticed that a plank of wood was stuck to my foot before I even registered how much pain I was in.

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Damn I don't even remember that in this movie.

I do cringe from the memory of it happening in "a quiet place" though.

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Yeah, Harry just wanted to steal everything and vanish. His primary concern was simply getting away without any witnesses, so they could ghost with the money they had stolen. He wasn’t going to bother with petty theft, and was content to stay on the down low if it meant they’d be safe from the law.

Marv was portrayed as being the dumb one, but he was outright sociopathic in his actions, and had zero qualms about blatantly harming others if it meant he’d get famous. His primary concern was with garnering infamy and making a name for themselves as thieves. He wanted everyone to know that the Wet Bandits had stolen from them. And that is diametrically opposed to Harry’s goal of ghosting after their big score.

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Yup, medics will just wrap the entire hand in tape and gauze to keep it stable, then transport to the hospital. Because it’s always possible that removal will require surgery, so they want to be near an operating room before they try.