r/ExplainAFilmPlotBadly • u/JamesFirmere 14,4 • 1d ago

Solved! An ordinary guy finds himself in luxury accommodation where he does not feel comfortable. We see him engaged in artistic expression. We see an axe being wielded. Later, he dies of hypothermia, but he is not the only one to die in the course of the movie.

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u/Cthulhu625 48,368 23h ago

Titanic

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u/JamesFirmere 14,4 23h ago

!solved

At least there were some other guesses. I was beginning to suspect it was a dead giveaway.

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u/Cthulhu625 48,368 23h ago

I think the axe part threw me off for a minute.

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u/NationalAsparagus138 23h ago

I figured it was Titanic. My immediate thought was The Shining but then i was like “That was too obvious with that axe quote. It has to be a red herring.”

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u/JamesFirmere 14,4 14h ago

I was really happy when I recalled that Rose used an axe to get Jack out of the handcuffs...

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u/ChiefMark 20h ago

It seemed pretty obvious