The Lovely Bones (8/9) Movie CLIP - Lindsey Finds Evidence (2009) HD

[@kieralerner2048]

Lindsey is a brave ass girl for this.

[@PrincessSerene]

Or stupid....she knew he came in and she PROCEEDED to turn the page =.=

[@dejstoney]

True and she has a lot of adrenaline in her from being in a shape so she was able to get away from him faster.

[@toastee5421]

Diamond Johnson This will now be my motivation to get fit

[@beautifultragedy1644]

Do you think thats why she joined the runners team is so she could be prepared do you think shes been planning it from the start?

[@aarondaco4582]

ThisIsHow WeParty i think so haha

[@becciwiththegoodhair5687]

My heart fell out of my ass when she fell off the roof. I was like, GET UP GET UP GO!

[@chandrawillis2625]

And to think they stayed across from Susie's killer for all those years.

[@fangurlfriday675]

+Becqueen This has got to be one of the most powerful films, and most powerful books ever. There is nothing that screams stranger danger more than this, and whilst it may be dark I do truly feel that it should be a book/film studied in schools to raise awareness.

[@becciwiththegoodhair5687]

Chandra Willis It's scary to think how this kind of thing happens all the time.

[@becciwiththegoodhair5687]

Fangurl Friday Yeah, you're definitely right. Our schools don't talk much about it. I'd like to learn more about the evolution of missing children in America and when these things officially started happening.

[@fangurlfriday675]

It's a story so fantastic that you couldn't make it up if you tried.

[@paigestation8229]

IVE SEEN THIS MOVIE SO MANY TIMES AND YET I STILL PANIC THAT SHE ISNT GOING TO MAKE IT

[@ianolson138]

probably the most intense movie scene ever.

[@MsPuppyluv1]

THIS WAS WHAT I WAS THINKING JUST NOW WHILE WATCHING IT

[@jasminezaher1316]

+paigestation I know right! me too. Ive read the book AND watched the movie and I still get tense and scared that she isn't going to make it. I have no idea why.

[@AnnaRauda]

+paigestation haha yess its such an intense scene ur like come on gett upp gett upp come on runnn runnnn hahaha

[@---xk3qj]

Fr me to I say "run bitch you's gonna die omg run gur"

[@lizziegold5566]

BEST SISTER EVER.

[@nallelyrodriguez7884]

Not really in the book she decides not to tell anyone about it cause her family wanted to move on and not hurt anymore

[@Mia-qi3wd]

Nallely Rodriguez that’s true if I remember correctly in the movie she didn’t tell the police or even the parents

[@grinch9544]

@@Mia-qi3wd In the movie she hands the evidence to her grandma, who then informs the police as suggested by the multiple police cars outside their house in the next scene.

[@txj0000]

Actually, in the novel she brought the book home to her dad. Her grandmother and mom were also there. I hated her mom in the book. She literally left the house to go to the store when Lindsey brought the book home. Her dad says to her in the book, "Now do you believe me?" He was happy that Lindsey believed him and found evidence on the rapist pig that killed his daughter, her sister. Only difference is that there was no lock of Susie's hair in the notebook in the book, only in the movie.

[@SYFTV1]

"What are you doing step-bro?"

[@karljameson98]

That would be the loudest noise you'd ever made in your entire life.

[@laurenblack6761]

haha

[@qilanis1619]

proof that he is a legit creep, u must be a creep to notice that noise.hahaha

[@SaturnPhase]

That's exactly what I was thinking. But he is a predator, so he would have to be more aware of his surroundings than the average person. You have to be when you have as many secrets as this creep did lol.

[@sunshinehalls]

The Bacon Crusader aq

[@mikenotnobody]

Lmaoo

[@nickjonasbigfan]

Lindsay was athletic and could run fast. If I remember the book correctly, its said she runs faster than other girls.

[@buffycatnip]

she literally hurt her back when falling off the roof so of course she's not gonna run as fast but she still made it

[@MegaFCKforever]

no shes not like the other girls :P

[@bedazzledlife9719]

Full Sonic mode engaged 🏃‍♀️💨💨💨💨

[@vilwarin5635]

She trained a lot with her BF, doing running long distance. That gave her a chance!

[@Gloomyraindrop]

@Yungdaggerdick obviously she's fast enough if she outran a grown man. He didn't catch her, soooo 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@faunsoda1972]

I SCREAMED WHEN SHE KEPT TURNING THE PAGES COME ON READ IT LATER

[@monicadonovan2479]

YES OMFG AHAHAHAHAHAHHA I WAS LIKE BITCH GTFO ASAP

[@MentalMeles]

She had to. If she didn't look through it, she wouldn't have known if it was actually evidence or not. If it hadn't been evidence and she didn't look through it to check and took it to the police, she would've been charged with breaking and entering.

[@Yasemin_Sky]

Meles which is why logically she would have read it after stealing it BEFORE going to the police

[@Vekhator]

If she hadn’t have taken time to read it she probably would have left through the front door and bumped into Harvey on her way out.

[@dooineblue4591]

yyoobi ikr

[@babywaffles9985]

The way lindsey loses her breath after falling out of the window, but suddenly finds the energy to get up and run before she's caught, that was massive adrenaline!

[@nopesodope8060]

She winds herself

[@cheetahcat3940]

Yep. Because I've fallen like that while climbing a rope. Couldn't move. I could barely breathe for about 5 minutes.

[@wileecoyote5749]

It's a movie

[@JR-ju3kj]

@@wileecoyote5749 True but people have had that happen to them in real life( taking those kinds of falls) and obviously, the subject matter is sadly and unfortunately, far too real.

[@Beyoncessister]

I think it was also suggested that her being an athlete played a role in her being able to pull herself up that like too

[@Mickey_mars]

She solved the case when the cops didn't bother

[@annexiety7517]

lol

[@monrovaproductions2667]

I mean in the 70s they didn’t have proper equipment

[@theycallmenugget8088]

I mean 🤷🏼‍♀️👏🏻

[@toastee5421]

Monrova Productions so did she

[@theycallmenugget8088]

Heliogenesis duh

[@blueangel178]

I remember watching this scene in the theatre......I swear that was one of the most tense moments of my life. You could FEEL everyone holding their breath and if anyone had dropped anything, the whole theatre would have screamed.

[@deadlydivinity7915]

I would have been the person to purposely drop something.

[@blueangel178]

Haha, I was tempted to make a noise or something and see people's reactions.

[@Zeldafan1ify]

Ha ha you should've totally been like: "C'MON LINDSEY YOU CAN DO IT!" out loud in the middle of the theatre XD

[@aliciasanchez6699]

blueangel178 seriously, how can he hear her when she is all the way upstairs and he is near the basement?

[@elishawilson1429]

Alicia Sanchez because when you live in a house that's so quiet and silent the slightest sound from anywhere in the house you'll hear it plus he knows his house and can tell when something is out of place

[@DavidBennet]

I love how she holds the book up as she runs away. Just a nice way of taunting him, like "I got you, you're done". Even though he escapes, it's nice to see him so panicked and terrified.

[@jacqueline10]

I think she was shielding herself with the book and using it as some sort of "weapon"

[@DeadAndGoneSD]

Or so it doesn't get caught in the bushes and she drops it

[@TruthTellerTV]

No.

[@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286]

@@TruthTellerTV no what💀

[@kapersad1]

How does he escape?

[@SMariff1]

Scariest scene in the entire movie

[@HipposAreDeadly]

Sophie Mariff IKR IT WAS SO INTENSE

[@tinahuttner7280]

Saw it in the theater and I still remember my heart just pounding especially when he heard her upstairs.

[@selena0755]

When Susie was in the hideout was scarier because you can see in her eyes how she felt and how helpless she was really scary

[@nathanidarocha3651]

I was ur 2k like

[@SerenaHSerena77Elvis2]

To me it was almost like her sister was helping her get away

[@kiwi9381]

He knows every sound of his house, that's so creepy like get a life dude

[@jasonhylnd001]

Get a life? I think he gets plenty of them.

[@Yeetuspoket]

jasonhylnd001 ouch😭

[@thegrammarpolice69]

@@jasonhylnd001 Oof

[@KennyTurner1996]

"You're too cautious when danger is near, get a life." What?

[@jasonhylnd001]

Willing to sacrifice.

[@sierrachase4822]

Who else's stomach had butterflies and heart was going a million miles a minute?

[@LJayyBeh]

Loll mine's

[@Sam-0827]

Sierra Chase I went sick with panic

[@butterspike680]

Thats... not how heartbeats work

[@catherinelux2604]

His eyes scare the shit out of me.

[@longmemory1620]

christopher walken in The Comfort Of Strangers makes mr Harvey look like mary poppins

[@ebrenalmodo7156]

Yes, because the actor was wearing contact lens.

[@longmemory1620]

Spirit Neverland scary

[@uFreakMeowt]

Stanley Tucci did a good job of making us hate his role.

[@kidinasheet]

AND LIV IN IZOMBIE

[@saucymilly]

I was legit clapping my hands during this scene, I was like "GET! 👏🏼 THE! 👏🏼 BOOK! 👏🏼 AND! 👏🏼 LEAVE! 👏🏼 THE! 👏🏼 DAMN! 👏🏼 HOUSE!! 👏🏼"

[@jonag4778]

SAME ... I was like Hurry up!

[@jillianadams5689]

Facts lmao

[@JioTk]

milly solis 😂😂 u kinda like my sister

[@msdenise816]

milly solis facts🤣🤣

[@CherryFrog321]

Yeah, I didn't understand why she didn't just grab the book and run. She could have just looked at it once she was safely back home. Why waste time sitting in his house looking at it?

[@tylerpiledriver7682]

I literally got out of my seat in anticipation when she fell off the roof. I thought she wasn't gonna make it lol

[@RabuHina]

***** I think what Tyler meant was that after she fell off the roof she was stunned for a few seconds and it seemed like the killer was going to catch her, but she managed to get up and run and make it by the skin of her teeth before she was caught xD

[@longmemory1620]

mr Harvey was disappointed no doubt

[@ianolson138]

+Frederic Chopin That is funny.. I might be the ones only one who understands what you just said. Kudos.

[@thetofuncuzins6546]

Tyler Piledriver for real

[@clentclinton5034]

I'm wondering what exactly happens after she jumped out the window did they caught the rapest and jail him?

[@monikaa4716]

I love how Lindsey was alert and caught on to his creepiness. Not only that, but she let him know it too!

[@Stoneman180190]

Stanley Tucci nailed this role perfectly.

[@briannajaneg5093]

Stoneman180190 why he’s one of my favorite actors.

[@Ms.MD7]

He can play literally any character

[@peteswafflemeyer5620]

he was amazing

[@sharonjensen3016]

Methinks Stanley Tucci will be apologising for this role for the rest of his life, especially to the "You scared the crap out of me!" group and those who say "I hated your character in 'The Lovely Bones' so much I wanted to kill him myself."

[@donalexander5935]

​@@sharonjensen3016 he said he regretted playing the role 😆

[@GEORGIANATOR123]

I like how she just shows him the book all like "I GOT IT, YOU DONE NOW"

[@MellaYella]

Yes best part like I got u now mf

[@kelpshake3892]

Literally, the most stressful movie I've ever watched in my life.

[@ivorysmith7122]

My 9 year old self felt that😅

[@VlogsWithGen_1]

Omg yes. I'm 36 and it gives me chills and I've seen it all.

[@brejslim3790]

I was holding my breath the whole time 😭

[@celineterra8107]

He feels someone in his space. I think that’s what made this scene so good

[@MrBrown871Raptor]

yep, same thought here, like he smells some different smell from himself

[@natashaopacic]

Even though I've seen this scene multiple times and I know she gets away, it still doesn't stop me from shouting "RUN, DAMMIT RUUUN!!!!" in my head XD

[@helgageraldine513]

Suzie was so lucky to have a smart, brave, and athletic sister.

[@shira6400]

I still don't understand why she didn't show that notebook to her parents. I know they were upset and going through a hard time but that's the evidence that proves he is the MURDERER ffs !!!

[@thehills907]

sketchew She showed it to her grandma.

[@alexwhite3830]

Her parents were happy to meet again each other and she was like I don't wanna ruin the moment lol

[@homeworld1765]

She did in the book

[@obiedrier4841]

siir There were things like that that made me not like the movie overall. I only like parts of it. The big picture is confusing to me

[@thephilosopher5799]

She did after some time

[@WhovianRoxas]

That moment when you learn that the actress who played Lindsey in this movie went on to play Tinker Bell in "Once Upon a Time". lol

[@cupjay]

Whovian Roxas and RobThomas' IZombie lead.

[@azurelps1477]

Seriously??? OMG I watch OUAT and I never watched this movie, I'm just watching some clips and just...wow. I knew she looked familiar XD

[@anakinskywalker3205]

+cupjay she's also a power ranger \m/

[@bloomlooms1283]

OMG FR I NEVER NOTICED!!!

[@irisdw1267]

And in iZombie :)

[@RickyIcecubes]

Unfortunately, with technology the way it was back then, even with a book full of damning evidence, he was able to go on the run, elude capture, and continue his murderous ways for what I believe was another 13 years (according to the book) before dying in 1987. With today's technology he would have been located and brought to justice within a few months (at most) after being identified as a serial killer.

[@nightowl0286]

Chef Danger wait wat that’s sad

[@butterspike680]

At least irl he got arrested at last

[@AiLoveHue]

@@butterspike680 why ? is this a true story?

[@butterspike680]

@@AiLoveHue Its partially based on Linda O'Keefe's murder, look it up.

[@AiLoveHue]

@@butterspike680 oh thankyou

[@AngelDiMa22]

My jaw literally was wide open this entire scene..... suspense at its best. Great scene and great movie

[@iiexquisite_gachaiip3p778]

AngelDiMa22 Ayee 5 year old comment!

[@daisyx60]

i was like: "RUN! DAMMIT!"

[@PICKLEP00]

I remember watching this in the cinema so tense..

[@jostockton.]

when she had all this and stopped to stare at her mom and hug her... I literally kept screaming at the TV and have never felt so enraged at a movie in my life. ugh.

[@AngelLove890]

man I remember watching this scene in the movie theater and everybody was just on there feet like GET OUT OF THERE OMG RUN! good times

[@takoreimoore8871]

Run Lindsay Run😂😂...PS: I was so hype when she slayed over that fence

[@ajtaylor7181]

he wouldve gotten her if it wasnt for that fence though!!

[@jasonhylnd001]

Not necessarily maybe she would have kicked him where the sun don't shine.

[@freezycow89]

It puts me on the edge of my seat when I see her fingers gliding across the pages of the book...I always get scared that she will get a paper cut

[@onettaviator5396]

Me. Too.

[@Robbie32]

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you do suspense.

[@casiechara4779]

LOL I love how she falls off the roof and runs with the book pointing it up like Hahah! I got it you can't catch me!

[@liorasitelman1856]

I’m shocked she didn’t break her back when she fell off the roof of a second story. She’s a brave girl!

[@starilie]

When I saw this in theatres when I came out, the ENTIRE room erupted screaming RUN GIRL RUN and it’s still one of my favorite movie experiences

[@coollikebeans]

This was one of the best scenes of the movie. Hands down.

[@irafranklin5370]

I love how she holds up the book too , It was a really nice way of taunting him , sayng " I got you , you're done " !!! Plus , I just love Rose McIver , those eyes of hers are just something else !!! She was perfectly cast in the role of Lindsey Salmon !!!

[@GreatSpaceToaster]

I don't think this is a very good movie as a whole, but there are some fantastic moments in it. This is one of the most tense scenes ever for me.

[@ianolson138]

Fully agree

[@ultrahammerdude2]

What's wrong with it?

[@briya7077]

come again

[@julesmail639]

Fully agreed, it gets kinda dragged during susie transitions to afterlife, but this surely one of the best scenes ever, but not trully satisfied as stanley tucci character manage to dispose susie's body, i was hoping maybe police locate susie body and gv her family a closure.

[@flxwercxrpse1871]

Jules Mail i agree i rlly wanted that too but its realistic. Most families don’t get closure unfortunately:(

[@Charles_De_Mar]

How it feels when I'm trying to get a snack without my dog hearing me.

[@Ms.MD7]

LMAO I can relate!

[@SJMJ91]

What's even creepier about this is how he knows even the slightest of sounds and where it is coming from.

[@therhinotron]

This is probably one of the MOST intense movie scenes EVER. I’ve seen it so many times, yet it never fails to scare me and think she won’t make it.

[@hannalovesmakeup7499]

I had butterflys through the whole movie. My worst fear is getting kidnapped.

[@simoneschwanitz1273]

My worst fear is being attacked by bees.

[@biancataylor635]

THIS SCENE GAVE ME SUCH ANXIETY WHEN I WAS 12 AND NOW THAT I'M 19 IT STILL GIVES ME ANXIETY

[@val8755]

You know hes a creep when he pais attention to every little sound. 😦😦😦😦

[@louistudor1086]

His house must be very hollow

[@intreoo]

This scene is genuinely one of the tensest, most anxiety-inducing movie scenes I've ever seen. Amazing skills from both actors and the director.

[@uursullla]

i like how she tells the story of how the kids die and when she says their names it make me cry

[@sele011110]

This girl is brave dude like I could not be able to stay calm like she did! She just discovered who killed her sister ... like I would of died there smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@pathoslogos696]

the anxiety in that scene is so strong.😭😲😖

[@jamilabrownie]

I was so mad at her for going in there, thinking she was gonna get herself killed or hurt.

[@louistudor1086]

I was like is she nuts! Or crazy ! To risk her life like that

[@starilie]

I saw this in theatres and you could hear a pin drop. And when she started to run... I swear the whole theatre erupted into panicked yelling and screaming, “GO GO GO!!” It’s still one of the best movie theatre experiences I’ve ever had.

[@emperorreign6154]

Realistically she was perfectly safe the second she managed to get outside. It looked like a reasonably compact neighbourhood, all she’d have to do is scream if he grabbed her. Not that it stopped me having a heart attack when she couldn’t get up 😂😂😂😂

[@Calvin1985]

Not necessarily, she briefly got the breath knocked out of her and couldn’t move or scream.

[@leahxedits3383]

yes,but do you not remember what happened when one of his victims screamed when he only wanted to touch her and Susie screaming.

[@CyanoticFuture]

He would likely have just smothered her with his hand until her dragged her inside and than continued smothering her to death. 🤷‍♂️

[@EpicRainbowLollipop]

It's sad how Susie was murdered but she was lucky for having an athletic sister who's such a badass.

[@sethd6485]

This is literally the most suspenseful scene I have ever watched.

[@Zileah1001]

The fact that he tried to take BOTH of their daughters is sickening.

[@cobrakairobloxenthusiast4291]

Alyshia Fevrier Thats cause Lindsey had a feeling Mr Harvey did something to her sister Susie Salmon so he wanted to lure her and kill her so nobody would catch on to him.

[@coxout3541]

That tiny little sound of the flooring being but back, he knew instantly what that was. It’s his house, his sick little spot for hiding stuff. Such a great scene.

[@crystaltibayan5421]

What makes this scene scarier is the fact that we all knew he'll kill her in an instant when she got caught.

[@mimo__.-]

Full props to Lindsey beside the fact she solved her sisters murder that fall? I've been flipped to the floor on my back before and you're literally paralyzed, you cant breathe and it feels like your lungs are going to explode. From that distance it must have been more painful. The fact that she got up with core muscles only? An icon

[@marydominiquedupra4772]

i'm so glad she's a good runner coz for real, this scene is nerve-wracking

[@zellanutellaa]

He thought he could put run her LMAO when throughout the whole movie she was jogging every morning

[@JR-ju3kj]

Yeah, watching this scene, I remembered something I learned from watching this podcast I like to watch that's hosted by a Navy Seal and that's how we rise or fall to the level of our training. She rose to the level of her training because like you said, throughout the whole movie she was jogging every morning. Whereas, Mr. Harvey probably didn't do a lot of cardiovascular exercise, so he fell to the level of his training- which I'm guessing wasn't much.

[@NoName-be8vp]

I love how he sensed her presence 💀

[@carolinajm600]

Every time I still get scared

[@stickycherry96]

Stanley Tucci is such an amazing actor, I hated him so badly in this movie

[@kcatfriend]

This scene scared the shit out of me out of the whole movie.

[@l3m0nd3ch1c0]

imagine having this amount of courage...

[@HarleyQuinnSin]

In the book, there is no hair in the sketchbook. Nor a picture of Susie. Which made it easy for Mr. Harvey to say they were just designs.

[@jamietodd2560]

Stanley Tucci did such a good job capturing the predator. He moves like a shark or panther: slow and delicate when he is hunting, inhumanly fast and viciously efficienty when he senses prey.

[@ivyme5783]

With hyper aware senses

[@danikahholdman2609]

Watched this movie countless times and did not realise that the guy was played by Tooch. He bodies that character.

[@olliecrayford]

This movie and the book will never been seen as how it is now. After an innocent man was put away for 16 years. All of sebold money she got from the book and movie should go to the man who was wrongfully accused. Also, all her fame and net worth pretty much should go down the drain.

[@rebitar12]

We watched this in class and everyone was flipping out!

[@blakebuttery4409]

She didnt take off as soon as she knew he was in the house because when he was downstairs he could have got to her easy when she rolled off

[@louistudor1086]

Imagine she failed and he got her ugh!

[@Pachiadear]

This scene made my anxiety go through the roof even though I’ve watched it multiple times and knows that she gets away.

[@amaritsu]

When that wooden plank went “P L O N K” I lost it

[@tuongmac2263]

2:07 the moment she raised the book and says in the mind that :"hehe, I got ya"

[@tarantulalifemeanbean317]

Stanley Tucci played this part extremely well! Dear God, how creepy they made him look!!

[@angielic]

This scene literally gave me so much anxiety that I was squirming in my seat

[@TomKennyIsLovely]

This is the one scene in any movie I've watched where l flapped around in my seat like a salmon ;)

[@lindsaykearney5089]

Haha, salmon. Funny you say that.

[@launabanauna8958]

TomKennyIsLovely I see what you did there...lol

[@dania2111]

😅😅😅😅 seriously!!!!! Funny.

[@monicahernandez9213]

TKIL bruh meeee tooooo😂😂👏🏽

[@AyveeSarang]

i love how she even had to show him she had his book at the end

[@WhovianRoxas]

While the book is definitely superior (I know, big surprise there) and in spite of this film's flaws, I still love it. It has some fantastic moments (such as this one) and the cast (and the acting overall) is absolutely fantastic. In my opinion, anyway.

[@alyssamartin4422]

1:55 GURL GET YO FRICKEN BUT OFF DA GROUND!!!!!! 2:04 RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lindsaykearney5089]

She's kinda in pain... You can't fall like that and immediately get up. Even the time she took was fast

[@alyssamartin4422]

its better than being killed by a physcopath. but yes, i understand what your saying.

[@nicoleosburn9102]

I've fell on my back like that and it feels like your drowning. You get the air knocked out of you

[@ChelzLovesPeanut]

Yea I assumed the wind got knocked out of her so she was trying to recover and catch her breath so she could get up.

[@MellaYella]

Got wind knocked out of her for a sec..Glad she made it out

[@lost_in_reality9549]

i swear this scene gives me anxiety

[@basiliskbones5102]

It's really creepy how he can just sense that someone is in his house, like an animal or something.

[@TheBuddy303]

This dude had super hearing

[@heymikkao]

She and her sister are clutch when it comes to action. Suzie was clutch when she saved her brother from choking.

[@ariana4evaaa]

The scariest part is that he seemed so normal in the beginning, so sweet and trustworthy. Things like this really happen

[@tinatorres3408]

Her father and sister never gave up on her 😩❤️

[@brianrose8772]

The mother is horrible and didn’t even care to find out. Unlike Jack and Lindsey. It’s unfortunate that couldn’t convict him or catch him.

[@DancingCassettes]

I will never look at Caesar Flickerman the same way again

[@adeleaslan8182]

This movie gave me anxiety for months that I would get kidnapped I woke up early every day for weeks just to look outside to make sure no one would break in

[@OAK2SF]

2:12 he was like "damn, they gon rape the shit out of me now" 😂😂😂

[@bonniearana9200]

this movie teaches kids to not go off with strangers

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

he wasn't a stranger tho, he was the neighbor and her parents talked to him a lot. I think it teaches kids to trust your instincts.

[@jacqueline10]

I'm late lol. But it's usually not strangers, it's someone they know in 90% of the cases

[@Quinna5537]

The lesson was: "Be careful about who you choose to trust."

[@wow-ge6xh]

Also whoever directed this movie is amazing. This scene really gives me the chills.

[@xbethany123x]

Omg I was dying he is creepy imagine living next to him omg...

[@KatherineBose20]

This guys face looks damn scary in the movie !!

[@chelskate17]

I swear the whole time watching this scene I’m just holding my breath, no matter how many times I watch it

[@TimB.1998]

My mom actually had to leave the room during this scene because she thought Lindsey was gonna get caught and killed - she returned just in time for the end of the scene, thank God!

[@brka7551]

Is there anything better than the defeat of a wretched creature such as him? I love when the “bad guy” realizes they are about to be destroyed.

[@oooh19]

I don't buy her as the younger sister. She could pass for 15 or 16 considering she was 20 or 21 at the time that's normal. I wouldn't believe she was 13.

[@irisdw1267]

Hahaha i was thinking the same thing. They should have swapped places. Rose McIver was 6 years older than Saoirse

[@sallyrae1292]

11 months had passed since Susies death in the film so she would have been 14 now

[@onettaviator5396]

I would

[@jasonhylnd001]

That was sort of the point in this scene she looks older but if you watch the beginning scenes she looks like a little kid she played a lot of different ages in this film.

[@violetlunna]

I agree

[@systemofadwn_5324]

In the book she only takes a page from the notebook, I prefer the movie in this situation because it had her hair in it too so it would provide more evidence

[@nategrimes6636]

As smart as it is to include her taking the full book and the added in evidence, the writers had to change some key parts later on. I enjoyed the movie and the book but it would have been done differently if I was the writer of this film.

[@bonniearana9200]

who fucking cares about the book if theres a awesome movie

[@ripkimjonghyunyoudidwell.9964]

systemofadwn_ one thing that lowkey annoyed me was that while i understand its not enough for an arrest i feel like the book was enough for a search. Like how is a grown man with a bunch of little girls hair not an alarm.

[@heavenawilson5140]

How does this film end..I could only watch the first few minutes..Did they catch the Guy..Did the Family get some closure knowing what happened to their daughter..