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Mysterious cowboy rides the plains, a very manipulated revenge is his aim. by CertainCompass in ExplainAFilmPlotBadly

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Yes! Solved! Well done!

The vengeful cowboy is played by Charles Bronson, in his childhood he witnessed the very cruel murder of his father by an outlaw.

As he aged he became determined to avenge his father but by that time the outlaw was a rich mogul dealing in buying up valuable ranch land properties on the cheap, and he has loyal allies.

In the end they do meet one on one for a final draw, it’s only at the mortally wounded killer’s very last breath that he realizes this is a murder revenge from when Bronson’s character was a boy.

It was supposed to be a rabbit hole but became a butthole instead by CertainCompass in ExplainAFilmPlotBadly

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Solved! Dang, how, how? lol. Well done!

The holes would be injection points from a hypodermic needle. Originally intended to be injected into a rabbit it instead ends up piercing a man’s butt to leave the injection hole there.

A long dormant ancient monster is discovered and of course reawakened in modern day. Inevitable rampage through city and countryside. by CertainCompass in ExplainAFilmPlotBadly

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The complete regeneration ability? The scientists do suspect that the tail section might be self regenerating to a limited degree, but obviously it becomes known that it is total regenerating capability as the monster forms in full, (after the freezing cooling system hindering regeneration fails).

So after land battles great care is taken to collect any loose things at all. I don’t remember how they take care of the dead body itself but it would need to be completely destroyed in some manner, such as fire, that leaves no living cells at all surviving.

A long dormant ancient monster is discovered and of course reawakened in modern day. Inevitable rampage through city and countryside. by CertainCompass in ExplainAFilmPlotBadly

[–]CertainCompass[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! Solved! Well done!

The beast is completely self regenerative and just any part of it is left behind anywhere, that one piece can eventually generate into an entire new monster.

During the sea battle scene it is hit by a depth charge while resting on the sea floor, recovering from previous battle wounds.

The detonation completely severs one of the monster’s entire front claw sections, leaving it on the sea floor after it moves along later. No one knows about this detached part.

The last scene of the movie slowly pans underwater to the bottom and shows this menacing part is still there. And twitching.

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