"I learned that in prison, you like? You white trash piece-a sht."

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Say, do you hear that? It's the sound of the Reaper..

"Mom, look! No hands!"

"I learned that in prison, you like? You white trash piece-a sht."

He went out like a bitch.
Say, do you hear that? It's the sound of the Reaper..

Some rocks, maybe a few tree branches. Hyuk hyuk.
I think of the line in Shawshank Redemption where Morgan Freeman narrates, "I think the last thing to go through the warden's head, other than that bullet".

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I imagine something like "I can't fly." Since he asked Mark "If I let go, do you think you could fly?" earlier in the movie.

I still like to think horror and rage went through his twisted little mind.
Say, do you hear that? It's the sound of the Reaper..

Why didn't mom give me her other hand? Henry was a psychopath, so he would have only thought about himself as he was falling.
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Ha ha good one
The scary clown doll is hiding under my bed.

"What do you think went through Henry's head as he fell?"
A rock.

"Fhck you, mom!"

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"It is done."

This is one of the few things I would change about the movie. He spoke previously about flying, and had a fascination with death, but at the same time seemed nonchalant about it ("scientific"). I would probably have had a close up of his (calm) face as he fell, and had him give a gasp of exhilaration ("so this is what it feels like") before pulling back out for the landing. It also might have worked for him to react angrily, driving home the mother's guilt about it.
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Omg that would be insanely creepy but I think the scream was unexpected.He was so out of his mind that it was like at the end, the audience can go "this insane kid is actually still a kid" where at some point we might have forgotten due to his actions.
I think I made a horrified face when I watched it and he screamed.

Ooh, totally. That would have been ice-cold, and fitting.

This is one of the few things I would change about the movie. He spoke previously about flying, and had a fascination with death, but at the same time seemed nonchalant about it ("scientific"). I would probably have had a close up of his (calm) face as he fell, and had him give a gasp of exhilaration ("so this is what it feels like") before pulling back out for the landing. It also might have worked for him to react angrily, driving home the mother's guilt about it.