Deer hunters are primitive. Now let's go eat a burger.
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vendor-14 — 11 years ago(February 04, 2015 10:26 PM)
The starman has an egg sandwich. Jenny Hayden has a burger. Their food choices were character driven.
The resurrection of the deer set up the resurrection of Jenny Hayden. We learn that one of the key differences between the starman's culture and ours is a reverence for life.
All movies, plays, and operas have some kind of conflict to be resolved via the characters and plot. This has been going on for millennia, so it's hard to see it as Hollywood malfeasance. -
Rena_Mahone — 10 years ago(April 20, 2015 06:41 PM)
hunters don't just shoot animals for fun
And you dare to call others "clueless about hunting"?
An idiot
and
a hunter, what a delightful combo.
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bigbeataudio — 9 years ago(June 25, 2016 12:48 AM)
hunters don't just shoot animals for fun, even sport hunters simply shoot a larger animal with a bigger rack but they still eat the animal
What a crock of sh!t!
I suppose that retarded dentist ate that lion he shot did he, go back to Texas ya redneck. -
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Kewl_Kat — 11 years ago(February 07, 2015 05:47 PM)
Your comment must have been designed to start an argument because it makes no sense. Karen Allen's character wasn't anti-hunter. She was anti-bozo because the gentleman in question was a well known jerk who liked to start fights just like you.
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benilana — 11 years ago(March 14, 2015 11:23 PM)
I have never hunted (which is why I don't eat animals), but I thought if you were going to kill an animal for food, you have to gut them shortly after death or the meat is poisoned. So it struck me as odd that Starman would be able to reanimate the deer if indeed the hunter had shot her for food, and therefore gutted her. But hey, maybe he magically restored her innards. After all, he made himself human out of hair, right?
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brunoafh123 — 10 years ago(March 03, 2016 08:28 PM)
Uh Karen Allen's character didn't say anything about hunting being primitive, or anything about hunting at all other than giving the alien the basic explanation of why the animal was dead on the car.
It was just the alien that implied it was primitive. And he didn't go inside and eat a burger either.
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Crotchsplitter — 9 years ago(April 26, 2016 03:45 AM)
Karen Allen wasn't against hunting in any way. But what woman's panties wouldn't drop upon witnessing Bambi get resurrected?
Nothing to do with hunting and only to do with her witnessing the compassion of the alien.