Fusion
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4KEUS Forger par la rue (tiens) Scotcher dans ma bulle (tiens) J'e…
B.Man G-Y-B Underworld team is superior I pull my power through ha…
Barretin Yeah É que hoje eu to de Fusion (Hum) Tanta grana eu…
Beat.Bourdeaux Todo cobra sentido cuando siento tu latir apagaste mi frío …
bokula. ああ意味の無い事なんかひとつもなかった君が砕けそうになる前に言えて良かった泣いた事もここだけの秘密にしてしまおうこ…
C-Jay & Eelke Kleijn What we gon do You know that’s the fusion What we’ve been…
Camilo Septimo Fue lo que decidimos hace tiempo Sé que tiene sentido irte…
Cell Bitch I'm the greatest Never knew who a lot of niggas…
Colony 5 Hold your breath Don't let those words out of your head I…

Cool Cavemen Forget the cares, forget what makes you sorrow Take the tim…
D-Gor Ch7al men wahed fwejho dahek West meno ldkahel wahed khor ch…
D.T. It doesn't explain the choices made others It doesn't pertai…
Da Rave Finjo ser invisível Pra não ter que te encarar Afogo na pisc…
Danger Shayumthetho & K-zin Isgebengu Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
DDX-10 Piensa en vivir, cuando vayas a morir La vida es muy…
Deejay Will.i Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
Delayers & Acti Lolollolkllllllhrhhdjdbhsnajkxhfhasbhahavxuabshajahiajvsjsna…
DJ A-DEL É dentro do meu Fusion, que rola o furdúncio Chamei 3…
DJ-Pipes No es un buen momento para decirte lo que siento que…
Dj-ReVeRsE É dentro do meu Fusion, que rola o furdúncio Chamei 3…
Dr. Sounds FUSION IN ME - Lyrics NEox sound project …
Eilera Snowy, Peaceful, Grand My mind’s wondering on this land Ho…
Epilogio El deseo de fluir Nos teleportó aquí Y si no es mucho…
Fusion En El Tigre la gozadera está en la 5ta carrera…
G-Rex [Lyrics] [Verse 1] - FLÜ G3nius I been peeping what y’all d…
G-Rex & Sully Old Barber G is back... 2021... Let's get it... (What up …
I.M.D Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
J.G.F [Lyrics] [Verse 1] - FLÜ G3nius I been peeping what y’all d…
J.Z.A.N. Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
Jc I've done way With all the things That made me stray So far…
Jorge Drexler ¿Dónde termina tu cuerpo y empieza el mío? A veces me…
K-Nitrate Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
Keluar We're an electrical storm and we're lost in sequence. Melt i…
Lunatic feat. Ärsenik A-L-I-N-O C-A-L-B-O-O-B-A Arsenik, Lunatic Dis haut ce que t…
M-Phunk cre You Okay! feels like we don't talk anymore. My…
Marc Van Linden & D-Gor Ch7al men wahed fwejho dahek West meno ldkahel wahed khor ch…
Mr. Calazans Ah!, manejando el concepto Ah!, Como siempre debió serlo! Ya…
Nick Dilla Fusion Dando essa fuga na Fusion Claro que ficam confusos Ac…
Nova Prospekt (Don't, don't you leave this to me) This time I won't be…
nu51 (T, you crazy) (Ayy, stop playin' with me, lx) ja Sugar, ic…
Omni A.M. cre You Okay! feels like we don't talk anymore. My…
Perfume Yeah Fusion Yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,…
Plague In a day and age of opportunity - I just…
Poly Armour Something tells me That there are two different worlds I wan…
Por Hablar Vivimos tratando de descifrar El enigma o secreto de la riva…
Rogue I like when we′re together I like the mystery 'Cause sometim…
Rosa Passos ¿Dónde termina tu cuerpo y empieza el mío? A veces me…
S.E.M;I Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
Sybyr I feel like a demon, I look a like a…
Tarek K.I.Z Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…
thaHomey Gorky that you? Slatt business Toujours dans l'même truc tu …
The Carbonfools Give me a kiss And I’ll go carzy for…
WheelUP & Daz-I-Kue Ich küsse meinen Sohn auf die Stirn Hab' ihm alles beigebrac…

Y.M.C. cre You Okay! feels like we don't talk anymore. My…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

SSGL's Games & Vlogs

1y↑1

I ended up doing a video of the Top 7 "oh shit" moments discovered via computer. How it turned out:

7: Moon.
6: The Fly.
5: Alien.
4: The Incredibles.
3: Watchmen.
2: The Thing (1982).
1: Deep Impact.

MoonwalkerWorshiper

2y↑3

@Terminal D Like I've pointed out before, defusion is possible if the computer aquire sufficient tools for it. Brundle would need to sit down and develop a new project with his telepod-software (as long as he's able to work in his condition).
In a sci fi world where fusion like this can happen, reverse engineering is just as possible because it plays by the same rules of molecular-genetic tinkering. You can't make an arbitrary special pleading case for defusion just because Brundlefly goes through bodily development. What matters is the genetic code. Seth Brundle teleported himself at a certain point in time where he was of a particular age, and did not come out the other pod an elderly man or infant, since that part of his being's design had apparently been understood. Same for Brundlefly. Doesn't matter at what age or state of mutation the organism is in.

Wanna know how it's done? Okay.
A new housefly has to be scanned in a pod, to map pure fly genes. Then his girlfriend has to step in and be scanned in the same way to map pure human genes. With those tools the computer should be able to identify man genes and fly genes in a hybrid with both types of genes.
The new fly is let inside the third telepod, the receiveing pod, while Brundlefly steps into telepod 1. Instead of merging again, the process will now do a swap where all fly genes in all genetic material is transported to the reciever pod and Brundlefly is transported to telepod 2. At that point, the organism stepping out of pod 2 would be Brundle only. In pod 3 there would simply be a mutated fly.
If there are gaps in Brundle's DNA that makes him weak as he return to pure human then perhaps he needs to undergo some sort of medical treatment to regain shape and health. I do think that there is a point of no return when it comes to a normal human body vs a deformed human body, so even if all fly genetics were removed, the effect of the mutation he went through would still have repercussions on his human body. If he have lost his ears, he have lost his ears, and might have to wear prosthetic ears the rest of his human life.

That was fun to type :)

All comments from YouTube:

A Tiny Horse

4y↑1.9K

Imagine the fly slowly losing two of it's legs and it's eyes get smaller and it's wings fall off and it eventually becomes a tiny Jeff Goldblum.

jack lajoie

4y↑117

that would be hilarious

Satire Is Not Dead

4y↑213

Have you ever heard of human politics?

S.T.A.R.S. of R.C.

4y↑89

That would make for a good comedy movie

José Pecina

4y↑56

The original one have an scene like that lmao

Satire Is Not Dead

4y↑19

@José Pecina Do you mean the one from 1958?

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Jalen Johnson

6y↑1.2K

This scene perfectly encapsulates what it's like getting a bad diagnosis from the doctor.

Daniel Williamson

6y↑24

I agree. I've just been sick myself. Doctor diagnosed it as just something viral.

Filipe Miguel

5y↑21

Yes...the anxious feeling of waiting for a response from a cold machine...

M

5y↑13

I went to orthodontist to get my single croocked teeth fixed.
Learnt I have three impacted canines.
Saw the surgery on the internet.
2:04.
Half a year and my smile will be perfect,it have been three years already.

Tony

5y↑23

Great observation. Cronenberg has said the theme of the film is based on the aging process, and not AIDS like a lot of people assumed in the 80s.

Darth Revan

And you are the doctor

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Orlando Alessandrini

4y↑322

I read an article once from a geneticist where he was analyzing movies that deal in mutation and genetics. He said this movie actually got a huge amount right as far as what the transformation would look like & the final outcome. Pretty astonishing and frightening.

Fernando Ferreira

2y↑11

I believe you. However, I do not feel it's frightening.
I think it's ecstatic.

Jermaine Haslam

2y↑27

@Fernando Ferreira I think it's frightnening, the fact that if someone's DNA was fused with a fly's DNA they would look the way Brundle look during his mutation!

Doxscund

2y↑4

What was the name of the article?

Orlando Alessandrini

2y↑10

@Doxscund I wish I could tell you friend. It was a long time ago.

Jack E Pong

2y↑10

I once asked my biology teacher if this was possible and he laughed and said ha no.

The only way this could be possible is if you gene edited an embryo and then had some artificial womb to make it. You couldnt turn a human into that. At most you could turn a human into an ape. Like a man becoming a gorilla or some hybrid of the two.

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856 Aerö

3y↑354

It’s the way he reacts to the words ‘Fusion of Brundle and fly at molecular-genetic level’ that gets me every time...

JR Ewing

2y↑55

He knew he was screwed.

Jermaine Haslam

2y↑33

As a scientist, he knew it was over for him and there was no turning back!

Jared Delgado

2y↑8

Ikr? He looked like as if a physician that was just done with the medical checkup only to tell the patient that he/she has fourth stage cancer. Even his subdued reaction sells it.

Сережа Мурашко

2y↑3

Он в шоке ото того что понимает какая это жесть …

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Davis Phillips

5y↑704

That look of pure horror and realization on Goldblum’s face at the end is incredible

ERFGT DSFSDF

4y↑10

Lol he just opened his eyes whats incredible about it?

Johnlindsey289

3y↑3

@Les Williams
The eyes have it

Manny T.

Sam exactly 🤝

ravenwda007

3y↑14

@Les Williams
Brundle is already dead. He just realized it now.

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AVentura

2y↑46

The ending to this movie is one of the most heartbreaking of all-time. This movie was a rollercoaster of emotions

Nakupenda mutely him

2y↑2

I thought I was the only one who was heartbroken of what happened to brundle😭

Jermaine Haslam

1y↑3

@Nakupenda mutely him So many people were heartbroken from his death( including me), that's why the film became a classic in horror film history and an everlasting tragic tale of what happens when you play god with science.

David Staindrop

2y↑74

One thing that I love about this scene (and the whole film too) is how the horror of the truth is given gradually and in a crescendo of fear! Brundle is a scientist and after finding out about the presence of the fly in the teleportation chamber he reacts trying to remain logical and scientific, without panicking : he asks the computer what happened to the fly and when he receive the "fusion" answer he may be already suspecting what REALLY happened but he clings to a hope, he is like "ok, stay calm. maybe the fly has been only added somewhere to your body mass, it can be removed, everything is gonna to be allright,..." but then the computer gives the answer he feared the most and he realize that whatever will come he has no hope to stopping it!!!

Brandon Bishop vlogs

1y↑2

Why couldn’t he have find a cure?

Rafael Arcas

1y↑1

@Brandon Bishop vlogs you cannot just “break” a fusion on genetic-molecular level !

Timothy Finch

50w

@Rafael Arcas Well, you can. But as the sequel proved, it would result in having to sacrifice someone else's clean genetics by swapping theirs with yours.

A

2y↑43

This is the scariest part of the movie for me. Just watching the horrific realization on Seth’s face when he finds out what happened makes it feel like it’s happening to you.

Howling Burd19

2y↑16

They did such a phenomenal job as the movie goes on, making the audience feel extremely sympathetic for Seth. And Jeff seriously puts up an A+ performance!

Jermaine Haslam

4y↑50

Absolutely love this scene and one of the scariest scenes of the movie! So cool how this is able to be scary without showing brundle really deformed, it's the idea of not knowing what brundle's disease is going to do next and not having any control of stopping a horrible fate and the haunting musical score and goldblum's performance make it all come together!

Creepy König

5y↑550

Jeff Goldblum plays Brundle so brilliantly. His eyes, when he recognizes, that there was a fusion between him and a fly....

Nick McGrew

5y↑13

Creepy, das Flauschgerippe he be like “oh shit...I’m The Fly Guy!”

W

5y↑21

He’s the only actor of any era who could’ve played the part so well, and it’s the only part he could’ve played so well.

Holly Parry

4y↑8

That has to be the scariest moment of his life. And he can't stop it.

Holly Parry

4y↑4

@W My favorite actor next to Will Smith.

Albert Desseauve

4y↑2

@Holly Parry Guess your favorite film must be ID4!

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Brandon Hopkins

5y↑109

he still approaches the problem like a scientist, patiently asking questions, not jumping to conclusions

daustin8888

5y↑28

Hes stronger than me. The moment that creepy fly graphic popped up I would have lost my shit

Nick M

5y↑16

daustin8888 The moment it said something else was in there, I’d have freaked out

daustin8888

5y↑4

@Nick M True, the whole conceptis scary as hell. The Fly is set in the Star Trek universe. The Federation has just covered it up.

Jermaine Haslam

4y↑10

I totally agree he always stayed in character as far as being a scientist, always theorizing what was happening to him in every new stage of his mutation, trying to understand and analyse his condition so that he could try to cure it great film!

OBARI FAN

5y↑140

His machine is amazing.
It can teleport object, and even capable to perform genetic fusion without asking.

Elijah Vigil

3y↑13

Technically it was an accident because the computer was confused at first because it didn't recognize the other living organism, (housefly), but still a neat discovery

Michael Koutek

3y↑2

A few days later.. Marcus: this could be useful.

kimmyfreak200

3y↑1

yes his teleport machine literally became a genetic fusion system lol

Tim Hansen

I wonder what would happen if two midges, perhaps identical twins, tried it. Would it just be a single fat midget, or a taller midget.

Jgm 0103

3y↑22

This is such a disturbing film, but so well made. From the writing, to the performance the direction. It has this wonderfully romantic beginning. Covering love of life, discovery and romance. And then quickly transitions into this progressively surrealistic nightmare. Covering deterioration of physicality, humanity, etc.

Jermaine Haslam

3y↑8

The Fly is one of the saddest films ever and everytime I watch the movie, it never fails to leave me heartbroken from the tragic love story!

Tommy Zeus

2y↑4

Because at that time society has substance.

Jermaine Haslam

4y↑21

Love this movie and love this scene! Jeff goldblum was so versatile in this film, being able to show brundle's fear as his body falls apart, then being able to the fly characteristics slowly taking over him and showing the remnants of his humanity trying to fight his insect nature oscar worthy acting by Goldblum!

Becca Hawkins

2y↑26

“Secondary element is Not-Brundle.”

The reaction on his face is subtle but very good acting. It’s as if he saying, “There was something else in there with me?”

Jermaine Haslam

2y↑2

Agree with you completely, Goldblum is brilliant in this scene at showing the subtle fear in his face!

SSGL's Games & Vlogs

2y↑6

To me it was: "I know that now dummy. But what is it?"

Aaron Flowers

2y↑13

This scene is so intense and suspenseful. Imagine the horror of finding this out. I really like this scene.

Cookie Monster

4y↑90

Movies don’t have quiet moments like these that lead to a stunning revelation anymore. Less is often better.

Fernando Ferreira

2y↑6

Movies don't have movies anymore. They're only moves. Thus, they move nothing.

Jermaine Haslam

2y↑9

The Fly and The Thing execute those scenes perfectly of the quiet moments that are just filled with dread and horror!

Sara Blair

2y↑1

It’s sad tbh… I miss the intensity of older movies.

randomguy6679

2y↑4

Quiet? The musics loud as shit

Ebony5StarGeneral

3y↑12

Watching this scene decades after I saw this movie as a child brings back memories. I echo the sentiments around the power of that moment when the computer tells Brundle that it made an executive decision without any consultation or verification with Jeff (Brundle) of any kind whatsoever! To have a decision of that life altering scale made for you without so much of an interruption of the run sequence saying....2 elements in pod...are you sure you wish to proceed?? Terrifying to me!! This scene to me is far more terrifying than any gory later scenes with parts falling off and acid burning off hands and legs. The words “Molecular/Genetic level” will never be seen by me the same again it’s actually haunting!!

I’ll end with this point looking at this FUSION scene much older now makes me fully appreciate in a way I never did at the time WHY Geena Davis was so adamant about having an abortion. Regardless of people’s views on either side of this issue, I can’t imagine the horror of a Half Brundle/Half Fly/Part Geena’s character growing inside her uterus! No debate from me decades later...Abortion in the context of THIS FUSION SCENE is the ONLY RIGHT DECISION from a self preservation standpoint!!!

Tomás Orellana

5y↑15

The best remake ever. A fantastic job did Cronemberg on this, and Jeff Goldblum´s performance is superb.

VK's ASDgaming

5y↑3

Chris Walas deserves a mention as well.

Andy Cross

It was defo the best remake ever, but to be fair, it didn't have that much to follow. The original was complete tosh in my IMO. Maybe a slightly harsh assessment given that was made in 1958, but I wasn't impressed with it.

Chiyo-Chan Holocaust

5y↑1.3K

Ah the classic 80's computers that aswered direct questions, I think the movie The Thing also had one of those

raboox9

4y↑102

Nowadays, Alexa or Hey Google would speak of your impending doom in a soothing voice.

Jemster

4y↑88

Technology was more advanced back then.

helast

4y↑11

@Jemster are you serious??
This is a fucking sci-fi film remake from a 50s film.
Now digital device like computere or phone are MUCH MORE ADVANCED.
For example a modern ps4 is 387 times more powerful than a ps1.

Jemster

4y↑80

@helast No, back then computers could predict results with complex algorithms from random non-existent data, as shown in movies like this and The Thing. The footage you see here is proof.

We aren't able to do that anymore with the hardware we have now though, I just keyed in the questions shown here in Windows 10 but there were no answers.

helast

4y↑6

@Jemster no lol. the thing is just a film none of these thing existed in real life

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Crypt1k

5y↑927

Imagine if it wasn't a fly that went into the telepod, but a spider.

Schlock Jocks

5y↑120

They did a movie with that idea, Earth vs the Spider in 2001.

Diogo Gouveia

4y↑45

what about an Ant

daustin8888

4y↑87

That would be even more horrifying

Shierra C. Styver

4y↑40

That wouldn't be so bad though. Spider > Fly

CipherRage0909

4y↑83

That would have been even worse. Instead of a common house fly it's a common house spider Seth at first would be eating a lot of cooked meat and then raw meat and soon human flesh. Crawling on the walls too and shooting webs and well you know the rest.

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The Living Jed

5y↑274

Reminds me of the scene in John Carpenter's The Thing, when Blair uses the computer to discover how the alien assimilates human cells and it gives an estimate of how long it would take for the entire earth to be infected.
Fills you with so much dread.

Jonny Shanon

5y↑23

Both musical cues as well share in uneasiness feeling. Classic stuff!

Alex Rodriguez

4y↑3

I've always thought the exact same thing, the computer answered direct questions much like in this scene here.

durden2480

Yep both scenes are almost identical

S.T.A.R.S. of R.C.

Robert Paulson

Agreed

Jared Bailey

3y↑2

Blair's computer revealed the entire Earth would be infected 75,000 hours from first contact." Which would work out to around 8 1/2 years. Frighting when you consider the 4,617,386,542 people that were on the Earth at that time.

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Vindix 007

5y↑109

Masterpiece of 80's.
Kudos to David Cronenberg.

Cytron1515

5y↑4

See if U really think about Brundle made 2 discoveries. Not only did he discover how to teleport things but he also discovered to fuse things together on a molecular level. Man was a genius.

Present Progressive

1y↑1

What I really like about this scene apart from the narrative aspect of Brundle finally realizing what's happening to him, is that something like this is not far from reality at all.

Scientific progress is riddled with examples of people who are trying to solve a specific problem and stumble upon a solution for a totally different problem by sheer accident. So a teleportation device that accidentally becomes a gene splicer when two different organisms are to be transported is actually a very believable scenario.

Max Frankow

2y↑8

Quite possibly the most authentic “oh shit” moment in cinematic history.

SSGL's Games & Vlogs

1y↑1

Will C

2y↑7

As horrific as the information that's revealed in this scene is, there's something morbidly humorous about Seth STILL attempting to chew his nails while he's waiting for the "secondary element" to be identified, as if he's so preoccupied by finding the information out that he's forgotten he pulled most of them out just moments before.

I’m paranoid

2y↑12

I love how 80s movies have these perfect ai computers that can answer any question

Itchy Testicles

And we've yet to master it but we're close

jabbadabobby

3y↑27

2:03 One of the best "what have I done" moments in cinema history

sgauden02

2y↑3

More of an "Oh, Crap!" moment, really.

TRU DOWN SOUTH

4y↑39

This part scared me as a child. At 6 years old I knew what molecular-genetic level meant.

Johnlindsey289

3y↑5

At age 5 when i saw this on video in 87 with my 11 year brother and parents, i knew what Molecular genetic level means thanks to PBS and other movies

Fernando Ferreira

2y↑3

That's pretty impressive. I haven't the faintest clue even today. Saw it in theater and was the second greatest film I watched there. The first was The Silence of the Lambs, not coincidentally, also orchestrated by the genius of Howard Shore.

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gfan84

4y↑142

This scientist was so preoccupied with whether he could that he didn't stop and think if he should.

Reapermaskhybrid

3y↑14

Nice, you referenced another movie Goldblum was in, very clever.

The Wilder Side of Bruce

3y↑19

Life uh... finds a way.

Reapermaskhybrid

3y↑6

@The Wilder Side of Bruce To make me vomit!

Kei

3y↑2

@Reapermaskhybrid its like all my nightmares fused into one, cloned itself, f*ck the clone and then make those!!

Reapermaskhybrid

3y↑1

@Kei That's a frighteningly accurate description!

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NICK LOPEZ LI

3y↑14

Because the fly was so small the transformation process was much slower the computer wasn’t sure how to fully fuse them together so The Fly In Seth was being reborn and evolving causing Seth to slowly transform into a Fly. If the subject was much larger he would have instantly transformed.

What I don’t get is he had 3 pods why didn’t he just split him and the fly apart.

My only guess is by the end Seth’s DNA had been completely rewritten that the computer wouldn’t know how to or wouldn’t be able to split them apart because there wasn’t enough of Seth left because The Fly DNA had completely taken over.

Schlock Jocks

3y↑6

I guess it's easier to take 2 separate things and meld them together rather than separate them into different things again.

masterzombie

2y↑1

Interesting theory, so he could’ve saved himself if he had caught on sooner that his body was different. Unfortunately we’ll never really know if it would’ve worked, and if he did find out about it sooner it would probably take too long to extract the fly out of him.

MoonwalkerWorshiper

2y↑2

You're wrong, a creature doesn't rewrite its own DNA during it's life. The computer created the Brundlefly DNA, period.
To defuse man gene from fly gene, the computer need to be taught what pure human genes are and what pure fly genes are, then identify them in a creature with both. If a host needs to cover all fly genes for defusion to happen then Brundle simply teleport himself with a new fly and use that fly as a garbage can.
This would also mean that Ronnie needs to teleport herself in the pods one time to save Seth's life, or at least agree to be scanned in the pods for the computer to learn pure human DNA.

Gru Phenio

The reason for the slow transformation into the fly is more for the sake of film scripture…the original Fly movie had an instant transformation, and that film just didn’t work as well with suspense.

- his DNA was fused 50/50 with a fly, the size of the two physically is irrelevant really.

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Brian Taylor

2y↑6

The most horrifying scene in the whole movie. The realization.

Manson Cheung

4y↑14

Before he can teach the computer how to separate two organisms, all he has to do is to add a condition to the initialization. If there is any organic lifeform in the teleport, make sure there is only one kind inside or the sequence never starts. This is an important programming concept. You would prefer nothing happens to shit happens.

Janaina De Paula

3y↑3

it's not possible. the teleporter machine joined the DNA of the two into one. It is like fertilizing a sperm with an egg, the father's DNA joins with the mother's DNA to form a new being. so it is impossible to separate them. brundley's dna merged with the fly's dna and they formed a new being.

Сережа Мурашко

@Janaina De Paula ну во втором фильме Мартин нашёл способ , замена генов … хотя второй фильм конечно не о чем .

AriSpe

@Janaina De Paula I dont know if you have watched the fly 2, so wont spoil you but just dont be so sure that this is imposible, to change the DNA

Gru Phenio

Basically, in code, it’s just an ‘if’ statement. If this issue happens, abort.
He didn’t consider any ifs before jumping in and doing a test on himself…even if there was dust or cleaning toxins in the pod, you wouldn’t want to fuse with that in your dna either.

He was drunk/upset at the thought his mrs was banging someone else though…someone as intelligent as him, all said and done, would have considered the need for failsafes. They just would have.

-There wouldn’t have been a film to watch if that were the case though, and this is a film after all…Brundle has an extremely high IQ though, so in some ways, not thinking about the potential scenarios is one factor that doesn’t hold up to legitimacy when considering his character in the film.

SHELLBACKS CLUB 🐢

4y↑4

still holds up! can't beat practical effect even today!

Crazcompart

3y↑6

Since there wasn't supposed to be two completely different organisms in the telepod, the computer became confused on how it was supposed to put them together separately, and simply spliced them together... Remember, Seth Brundle had to completely re-instruct the computer the organic/molecular structure of mammals, and hadn't taught it the structure of arthropods yet...

MoonwalkerWorshiper

3y↑1

If it couldn't understand arthropod genetic structure then how was it able to merge it with mammal genetic structure?

Crazcompart

3y↑2

@MoonwalkerWorshiper- I don't know... It's a movie storyline... Were it real life, leaving out info regarding arthropods in the computer mainframe probably would've resulted in shutting down the entire process before it started - the very minute the fly was detected...

Jesse Alvarez

The flesh made the computer crazy...

A Tiny Horse

4y↑145

The main lesson of this movie: Keep your workstation clean and sanitized.

Reapermaskhybrid

3y↑21

Also, never drink and do science at the same time.

Jack Bernardo

3y↑9

If you doing human experiment do it on someone else

XRPhoenix

@Jack Bernardo this guy gets it

Joe87💖

3y↑2

Don’t be jealous too

Lukáš Semecký

have an insect net!!

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Born to gaze into night skies

5y↑51

Definitely one of the greatest “oh shit!” Moments in all of film.

TropiCool

5y↑389

U can tell he was horrified when he read fusion at genetic molecular level

James Liggins

5y↑33

yes obviously. that was the point of the expression he acted out

JR Ewing

5y↑49

It was at that moment he knew he was screwed.

Holly Parry

4y↑11

I'd be scared too, but I wouldn't want just give up on life either.

ChiefRedMonkey

4y↑2

TropiCool but what does that mean though??

TheShark15z

3y↑2

@TheEarthrabbit The only way could fix it was to use another human subject to filter it out.

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Ricardo Naberegny

3y↑72

Imagine the fusion with all the mites, fungi and microorganisms that have also entered the pod.

MoonwalkerWorshiper

3y↑13

Suspension of disbelief and sci fi. Supposedly air is being teleported aswell.

Gentlemaninpa

2y↑2

@MoonwalkerWorshiper yes but if that was the case the computer should have KNOWN that there would be things alive OTHER than Brundle. And simply NOT fuse all of that together into one being

Fernando Ferreira

2y↑7

These might be considered a negligible percentage of Bundle, having predictably been edited out of the relocating as an unnecessary burden. He did entertain the notion of having been purified by the process and that could've been in part from having instructed the teleporter to disregard microbes altogether. A much larger organism, however, might not have occurred to him then just yet. His horror may result from the realization of that oversight and the unfortunate consequences.

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The Death

2y↑4

the look at the end and the reaction says everything. Like a scientist that would make a discovery of horror.

daustin8888

3y↑67

1:16 Jesus Christ that graphic of the fly still creeps me out.
The most grotesque, inhuman thing imaginable, invading your body.
Nightmare fuel

Aaron Flowers

2y↑1

Yes that is an excellent shot. Do you think being infused with a rat, mouse, roach, or roly poly would be worse?

DJayTV

2y↑2

@Aaron Flowers or spider perhaps

Aaron Flowers

@DJayTV yes

daustin8888

@DJayTV A spider? Oh you mean an organism that would have Brundle drooling venom from his jaws, secreting web, ans hiding in the dark?

Yeah. That would definitely be more terrifying

Gru Phenio

1y↑3

Flies are repugnant, for sure. The fact they get everywhere makes them a perfect choice for this film

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Antonio Cortese

2y↑3

In the Italian dubbing of the movie (most likely because at the time the film was released English was not as commonly used as today) Brundle's questions to the computer were read in Italian by Goldblum's dubber while the computer's answers were given with an electronic artificial voice. The computer voice was somewhat garbled and it was even hard to tell if it was male or female (it was similar to the voice used by some early electronic devices or pc, like the speak and say). I think it added a nice touch of sci-fi to the movie but still the original scene is better, just listening to the music gives you a great feeling of fear gradually growing into pure horror!

Rome k

4y↑32

The sad thing is, his technology is so advanced at that time, nobody can help him.

K

3y↑4

Except he didnt turn right away
If he would have went to the hospital or told one of his coleagues what happened maybe they could have analysed the machine and helped him but he refused to even try because he didnt want to be seen as a freak

TheShark15z

2y↑1

@K They wouldn't have helped. You saw how Bartok was in the second movie. He had no intentions of helping Martin and wanted he metamorphosis to progress to use as specimen to further take his company ahead of everyone else.

Amen Best

He forgot to build undue the process in case it goes wrong

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Oscar Jiménez

3y↑3

Great movie. What I find very interesting is the fact that computer graphics in film, back in those days, were not made by actual computers but by optical effects. However, in STAR TREK the WRATH of KHAN the filmmakers were able to create convincing computer graphics for a scene that actually required computer graphics, namely the scene where the heroes find out about the Genesis device. Another 80's movie that used real computer graphics to depict the computer world required by the script was TRON.

Jesse Alvarez

2y↑1

I think The Wrath of Khan Genesis sequence was the first ever CGI shown on the silver screen. TRON certainly blitzed us with it! There was another one from the mid 80's, I can't recall which, that had a knight appearing from a stain glass window and interacting with a human actor. Can anyone on YouTube lend me a hand with that one?

Oscar Jiménez

2y↑1

@Jesse Alvarez Young Sherlock Holmes. The Knight effects were made by ILM.

Terminal D

3y↑9

If the computer was that smart he should’ve been able to set it to re-teleport himself while phasing out any of the genetic material identified in the fly portion of the synthesis. I stand pretty firm on that being the biggest plot hole.

MoonwalkerWorshiper

3y↑6

Or the first teleportation would've simply aborted as the computer didn't agree with the premise.

tetrapig power

3y↑3

i mean it couldve if he realised he had fused to the fly right after the teleportation, as his self had already started its mutation at that point. I dont think that computer would reverse the mutation.

Terminal D

3y↑1

@tetrapig power I get what you’re saying. It’s a one way street. The machine can combine but not separate after mutating together. I like that, it’s plausible.

MoonwalkerWorshiper

2y↑3

Terminal D

2y↑1

@MoonwalkerWorshiper hey man I liked that explanation and appreciated the time you put into it!

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Ken McCarthy

2y↑3

All of this was done with practical effects and yet it looks more convincing than today’s CGI.

Riley Durkin

3y↑4

Such a haunting scene. As Seth realizes what is happening to him.

Daniel Williamson

5y↑9

Brilliant performance by Jeff Goldblum.

Pauline

2y↑2

On est trop en stress pour lui, le pauvre ! En voyant son regard écarquillé à la lecture de la dernière phrase de l'ordi, on comprend en même temps que lui que le pire est à venir !! Je n'ai jamais osé regarder le film en entier mais Jeff Goldblum assure dans ce rôle.

FABLES OUT OF SPACE

4y↑62

"What is secondary element?"

"Secondary Element is not Brundle" ...this and the way the computer reveals the Fly is the scariest shit I have ever witnessed. The director knew his shit!

kimmyfreak200

3y↑1

cronenberg also did this during the Assimilation computer scene in THE THING..which was so scary

Jermaine Haslam

3y↑2

The look of fear and confusion on Brundle's face when he saw " Secondary Element is not Brundle" was so well acted by Goldblum!

Fernando Ferreira

Negative. Secondary director is not Cronenberg.

László Kiss

6y↑35

I know he can't turn back, because movie logic, but when you have a machine that breaks you down atom by atom and reassembles you in a different place, the machine needs to memorize the objects structure. So when he was fused yeah the machine was "confused" about the reassembly, but this scene shows that there is data on both objects pre-teleportation, so it would be possible to reassemble both objects before they were fused in the first place.

László Kiss

6y↑15

George Barbosa I know about that, however only the fusion was shown, but nevermind. If you look at it from a logical standpoint there are a couple of possible solutions to reverse the effect like finding a piece of hair from before teleportation. We know that the teleporter can scan and analyze objects of varying size, so we could theorize that it could create a dna template to reverse engineer Seth and the fly back, but whatever, still one of my all time favorite horror movie.

OpenMawProductions

6y↑15

The problem was the nature in which he had been reconstituted. It was mass-to-mass. The machine literally rewrote his DNA. "My teleporter became a gene splicer." None of his genetic material existed in "clean." So it's not a matter of simply undoing it and separating the two entities. You need the right amount of pure-human DNA (mass thereof) to create a clean human now. That's why he had to reconnect pop 3 and try to use Veronica to get his humanity back.

88feji

5y↑5

+László Kiss
Don't be silly, within the context of the movie they have not invented any machine to reverse the process of genetic fusion ...

Vvonter

5y↑4

However as explained in the movie, the change isn't instantaneous, so maybe the compounds of that matter change to the point of being irreversible. Kinda like growing up, or as the cancer analog they briefly mention in one scene.

IronV

@OpenMawProductions will the fly change as well since it also got fused with brundles dna?

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M Faizal Reza

6y↑517

i like when he ask "assimilation? did fly absorb fly?"
it shows his denial

Zerg Brood

5y↑1

Lol

Artisan1979

5y↑18

M Faizal Reza yeah that expression had the right “Fuck meeee” element

pacific pals

5y↑46

M Faizal Reza He was asking if he had absorbed the fly, not if the fly had absorbed itself, he is brundle.

GreyWolfLeaderTW

4y↑44

I don't think it was denial.
Rather I think he was asking if the fly was teleported and reconstructed whole within his body. He likely believed that genetic molecular fusion was possible, but the possibility that the fly ended up inside him reconstructed whole was his first conclusion.

Peter P21

4y↑54

It’s not denial. It’s a pretty relevant question. “Fusion” is a slightly vague answer. It could mean literal physical fusion (I.e., absorption) of fly and Brundle, which would be ok since It’s like mixing 1 part fly with 1,000,000 parts Brundle.

Brundle only freaks when he realizes the computer stupidly (but logically) fused them 50/50 down to the genetic and molecular level.

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Johann Rosario

5y↑4

Wow! This was so futuristic and cutting edge when I first saw as a teenager.

charlie Dilltardē

5y↑1

but even then we knew that we are covered in germs and bugs...

Jeremiah

49w

There's something compelling and visceral about these early scenes where Brundle realizes the magnitude of what's happening to him. I wish the film could have ended on a happier note.

James Dale

4y↑4

Imagine an alternate universe where a man-sized fly scientist absorbs a fly sized human and all the fly people in that universe are like "we gross not a human"

Remi Martin

2y↑1

"the man"

Shane Nagy

doesnt this mean there was a half human fly flying around then....? what happened to the fly lol

sifanddarkplay

4y↑2

The fly didn't exist anymore, neither did Brundle technically. What happened was when teleported the machine had no idea how to move two different organic beings so it fused them both together in an effort to get them both from point A to Point B. Because of Brundles superior mass however he remained but as time went on their DNA was stabilizing slowly into an even balance of fly and human to make what you see at the very end of the movie.

James Grossman

4y↑6

The real tragedy is what are the chances of a fly just happening to wind up in that machine at that moment 😕

Albert Desseauve

3y↑2

Chaos theory.

Bends95

2y↑1

One of my favourite Horror movies..it’s terrifying,it’s gross yet well acted especially from Jeff Goldblum!

Neto Rodrigues

5y↑31

It's funny how in the 80's movies the characters "talked" with the machines. In the movie Alien happens something similar, where you add a question on the screen and the computer responds as if it were an artificial intelligence

charlie Dilltardē

5y↑5

lots of scifi has computers with personality

Duane Barry

5y↑8

Well, Alien takes place 100 years in the future so it's believable that AI would have evolved to where a person can talk to a computer. Heck, getting closer to that every day with products like Alexa. But, the Fly was supposed to be in 1986.

Hal09i

3y↑3

That was a conceit from the 80's, wasn't it? I remember seeing "War Games" in 1983 and thinking the same thing. I argued with a friend about how computers really couldn't do that and he just didn't see it. People back then mostly didn't understand computers and what they could do or even how they really worked. So you could get away with a lot more.

Jason Depaul

@Duane Barry Hi, there. You are forgitting something. The HAL 9000 from A space Odyssey movie. Back in the 1980's the Goverment has always been working on super computers that were not released to the public. These super computers back then where working on the AI. Now today, things are so much better for us to have home computers, cell phones, exc. Just wait a little while for computers to get more advance, like the Quantum Computers the GOV is working on now.

Scott Galpin

5y↑66

It's almost like the computer is relishing what's happened as well as brundle at the same time...
The pauses between the computer thinking
It's like it doesn't want to tell him .

Peter P21

4y↑10

It’s just for dramatic tension for the audience.

Scott Galpin

4y↑13

@Peter P21
Very SLOW clap ..

Lou Sassole

4y↑4

@Peter P21 Wooooow, we have a genius here.

Саша Немо

5y↑3

20 лет назад я первый раз посмотрел этот фильм и был в ужасе! 2 ночи уснуть не мог. И даже сейчас я считаю его самым страшным фильмом.

Cloudy Bogdan

3y↑4

A beautiful execution of body language and all without words. Lovely. Gives you the creeps.

DayvinDazone

2y↑3

Couldn’t he have reversed the process with his device while he was still at this stage of the fusion process? (somewhat human looking with his mind still intact). Like, he could try and write some new code to make the machine erase the fly DNA through some reverse engineering, and attempt another teleportation.

Geoffrey Lane

Exactly.

Geoffrey Lane

But he needs another person to give it too He had said that before.

Hal09i

4y↑2

The whole system is designed to scan you, take you apart, and then transmit you to a receiving pod. So... you have a working third telepod. You also have a complete scan of two separate genetic patterns from the first run. Using these scans as a base record, write a transmit program that tells the computer to reconstruct original Brundle pattern 1 in receiving telepod A, and send the second reconstructed fly pattern to receiving telepod B. Might be worth a few simulations, right?

TheKronos789

Wouldn't make a difference. When it comes to genetics, put two and two together, the outcome will always be permanent and irreversible. Him and the fly may be two individuals sharing one body but they are one organism nonetheless. Asking it to separate the fly half of his genes would only result in his whole organic structure being dissipated.

Hal09i

4y↑1

@TheKronos789 Well within the context of the film series to date, we seen that swapping genes and re-arranging genetic outcomes are possible. Now when you talk about a natural process, I would totally agree with your view about a permanent outcome with regards to genetics. But with Seth Brundle's system, we see that is just not the case. The system can take you apart and put you back together again either using your original genes or subs from a second pattern. We've seen the system actually leave out certain genes/genetic sequences in the second movie and reconstruct a new pattern. Given that, don't see why my idea wouldn't work.In fact, it should work better with Seth than with Martin. Seth was born 100% human. He was gene spliced with a fly. Martin was born 1/4 fly naturally. If anyones gene sequences would be un-alterable, it should have Martin.

Janaina De Paula

Hal09i

3y↑1

@Janaina De Paula See previous reply. Your analogy is that of an off spring from a natural process. In that case, trying to separate the mother's and fathers DNA from a child would be impossible as the structure would not and could not survive with half its DNA missing. However, in Brundle's case, ALL of his DNA is there. As is the Fly's. The components are there and the machine is designed to take it all apart and put it back together again as we have seen. And it doesn't have to put it back together the way it was first scanned. It can edit, swap, leave out, whatever. If it could not do that, then how do you explain the second film's ending?

MoonwalkerWorshiper

2y↑1

@Hal09i Very good points!
With the scan tools you mention the computer should be able to identify man genes and fly genes in a hybrid with both types of genes.
Say Brundlefly steps into telepod 3, the receiveing pod in the end of the movie. Instead of running a fusion program we run a defusion program, the process will now do a cut where all fly genes in all genetic material is transported to pod 1 and all human genes are transported to telepod 2. At that point, the organism stepping out of pod 2 would be Brundle only. In pod 1 the normal fly is back.
The only reason I don't feel strongly about it (apart from it clearly being science fiction) is because I'm not sure if the organisms can be reset into a form they previously had without some new source directing the process and stabilize all the cells again. If Brundle have lost some of his humanity to gain insect properties, some kind of genetic information might've been lost along the way. That's why I would want a new fly as subject in a pod to attract the fly genetics out of Brundlefly, and perhaps some sort of additional human tissue or blood to repair gaps and damages in Brundle's DNA. Suppose the computer have erased the more detailed files from the first teleportation, or for some reason is unable to reverse that fusion simply by the press of some buttons, you need to develop a specific defusion program and guide genetic patterns in a certain way for the result to be exactly what you need it to be.

Perhaps Brundle needs to undergo some sort of medical treatment to regain shape and health. I do think that there is a point of no return when it comes to a normal human body vs a deformed human body, so even if all fly genetics were removed, the effect of the mutation he went through would still have repercussions on his human body. If he have lost his ears, he have lost his ears, and might have to wear prosthetic ears the rest of his human life. If he lost organic material we can't really expect the telepods to simply conjure up new ears and teeth and fingernails for him that he lost post fusion.

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Jared Bailey

2y↑5

It's that look of sheer horror at the end, when it dawns on him that he, (in his original human form) is dead. That the fly, (in its original insect form) is dead, & that what he has become is the mutating offspring of both. Don't mess with mother nature

Robz Workz

4y↑27

Brundle: "So does this mean I can fly"?
Computer: "NEGATIVE"
Brundle: "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO"!

kawasaki whip two

4y↑2

LOL!!!!

Duane Carlton Merritt music

3y↑2

Lmfaoooo

JR Ewing

5y↑36

Seth was truly a tragic figure.

Karakuioshi

4y↑36

I've never seen a word "Negative" more scary than in this moment.

Greg Crockett

5y↑2

one of my favorite movies with one of my favorite actors of all time.

Andrew McDonald

5y↑246

This movie scared me a lot when I was a kid. Especially the ending when his face falls off.

Dark Horse

5y↑12

Ikr, it still creeps me out until this day XD

Kogane no Ōkami

5y↑6

Which is scarier? Turning into a human fly hybrid, or being eaten by a spider? I still can't get pass the ending to the 1960s film.

Fingol firn

5y↑2

Mee too. I had nightmares until I was 15.

Kogane no Ōkami

5y↑1

i'm only here for the beer That's why I stick to the first rule of combat in case of any giant spider outbreak "get them before they get you." No better way to get them than a military grade MK II Flamethrower to theses silent predators. Then again fire would break their silence.

Nick McGrew

5y↑1

Same man! It made me cry when I was little

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Supremacía del Espíritu

6y↑9

Tal vez mi comentario sea irrelevante pero siempre tuve una duda al respecto, por que la fusión de la mosca con Brundle se acelero dando como resultado una mutación, es decir no fue exitosa, por que no ocurrió lo mismo como en el caso de Peter Parker cuando lo mordio la araña , en ambos casos hubo una fusion a nivel molecular. con un insecto respectivamente, solo que en este ultimo , Peter fue beneficiado con habilidades sobrehumanas, sentido arácnido, conocimiento de las encimas que se necesitan para elaborar la telaraña, en fin.

David Jason

6y↑2

En la serie original de Spiderman hubo una temporada que Peter mutó en monstruo hasta que le injectaron un antídoto por el doctor Connors y el punisher

Supremacía del Espíritu

Gracias por tu repuesta...por cierto ese episodio fue de los mejores.

El Juez 94

5y↑1

Por algo, brundle preguntó asimilación pensaba q con su superfuerza y agilidad física, q le pasaria algo similar como spiderman, descubriendo que seguiría mutando hasta volverse un hibrido de brundle y mosca, en spiderman no se fusiono solo fue mordido por una araña radiactiva, asimilando poderes arácnidos, aunque luego muto y se volvió también en un híbrido de peter y araña, igual es interesante hablar de eso, se q después de un mes vuelve brundle a aparecer con mayor mutación, me hubiera gustado ver esas semanas de mayor cambios en ese tiempo q no muestra la pelicula

Vvonter

En la película parece ser que también sucede un proceso degenerativo. Una duda que tengo es que si se le partía el cuerpo con leve presión, por qué no se caía a pedazos en las partes que salta de un edificio o del mismo techo de su laboratorio.

Arngeir

5y↑1

Ever realize just how similar the synopsis is between The Fly and Spider-Man? Both Seth Brundle and Peter Parker had their genetic coding fused with that of an “alien” life form. Can you imagine how utterly horrifying Parkerspider would have been if it had been a similar process with Brundlefly? The common housefly is an opportunistic scavenger that has zero predator instincts, while the spider, as an entire species, is such a successful hunter that they didn’t need to evolve since before the first dinosaurs walked the earth. Speaking of which, there totally needs to be a spin-off where a guy is fused with a spider and we get this (forgive my Dungeons and Dragons references) Drow, Drider, and Lolth themes thing going on.

Schlock Jocks

There actually was a movie like that, it was called "Earth vs the Spider" in 2001. And in the Spider-Man comics there are times where he mutates into a giant Man-Spider.

Dragonfire111

3y↑4

When I was a little kid I watched the Goosebumps episode Stay Out Of The Basement & thought it was terrifying the way the man was becoming a plant monster. If only I knew that was pretty tame compared to this.

Sean Emery

1y↑2

Remember when stuff like this was played for horror and tragedy, instead of sick comedy? I remember

Janaina De Paula

3y↑3

the only way for him to undo the fusion would be if he somehow magically removed the dna from the fly of his own dna, and then teleports with a twin brother who has a dna identical to his.

Likewise4Gaming

5y↑41

I saw this at the movies when I was 10 and I remember literally getting depressed at this part🤣

Holly Parry

4y↑10

In the future if someone creates a telepod, make sure the doors are closed and nothing gets in. Not even a fly.

R-850-A 161

Or program the machine to not fuse anyone with a fly, or with the person you hate the most, specially an ex.

MangaComic VisionaryGenius

4y↑1

I'm with Brundle. The idea that a Telesportation Machine could all of the sudden also become a DNA Genetic Fusing/Splicing Machine is ridiculous. The best the Teleportation Machine should've been capable of doing is having Brundle absorb the fly by actually putting the fly within Brundle next to his organs or attach them together, not fuse them on a genetic level as one.

So I guess Brundle would've been rich 2 times over (If the Corporate Pigs didn't get to his invention first) because he made a actually Teleportation Machine that could also perfectly Genetically Fuse 2 Living Specimens together as one person or one thing. Forget the Fusion Dance or Ear Rings.

Jerry Irick

2y↑1

This revelation that his body has been fused with a common house is terrifying. Can’t believe an annoying little housefly can turn a man into a hideous grotesque monster.

Deco Custom Z

6y↑9

Para mi gusto esta pelicula es muy pero que muy buena ya que su historia, argumentó y efectos especiales son increiblemente buenos y espeluznantes.
A ti que te parece??💀

Fingol firn

Yo la vi de niño y me traumo hasta los 16.

Vvonter

Aparte de eso que dices, tiene buen ritmo y duración. Si la hicieran hoy duraría, 30 minutos más.

JYD2019 Y

3y↑5

Seth’s DNA had somehow merged and fused with the DNA of a housefly

Patrik Nilsson

Jeff Goldblum is excellent in this movie! Hes acting is True and he really was reading books about fly. To understand how a fly behave... He said in a interview that he was horrified about hes outcome on movie screen. That he should been acting better. After the shooting of the film he and other guys was looking trough the movie to see any defects.

ChefBoi, ardeeznutz¿

5y↑24

I feel like this would be worse than hearing your doctor say you have only six months to live due to cancer.

Ander Fiori

5y↑12

Way worse
At least with cancet you know what is going to happen
Here you dont know nothing
And became what he became to the end is way worse than death

MatthewA0272

6y↑219

2:03 I love that WTF look. Love these scientific horror films with no spirits or witches.

Jalen Johnson

6y↑20

matthewakian2 One of the best wtf looks in cinematic history. Jeff Goldblum is amazing in this movie.

Holly Parry

4y↑4

It's where science goes wrong when you mess with things you weren't meant to. That's truly scary.

Nakupenda mutely him

Is anyone else crying right now I feel so bad for him😭

Macleodking

2y↑1

It's at this point that he should have involved top computer coders and genetic specialists. The might have been able to reverse the sequence and separate the genetic fusion.

Sonja Honkamäki

5y↑4

And that's the moment right there, where he realizes that "oh shit, i'm doomed".

nathan Summers

4y↑7

the computer's answer is so frightening... damn i remember this scene it's all the begenning of the gory horror

Michael Castro

4y↑20

I wish it was the fly that emerged from the pod after the fusion and the rest of the film is spent with his friends and family coming to terms with his transformation into jeff goldblum

Fernando Ferreira

That's is the rebooth.

Jesse Alvarez

Submit that idea to Mad Magazine or Saturday Night Live and see if it takes off, it's not a bad idea!

James Youngblood

1y↑2

A little of plot hole. After this scene takes place, there is considerable time passage of when Brundle contacts Ronnie to tell her he is in bad shape (days if not weeks). What happend during this time period? Brundle didn't contact Bartok Industries. He didn't contact a scientist or a doctor. He contacted nobody except Ronnie and that was after a considerable amount of time. Further, Brundle appeared to make no progress with the computer in his attempt to reverse the process until a considerable time later. So again, what did Brundle do during all of the off time?

Geoffrey Lane

1y↑1

He was just flying around 🤣🤣👍🏾

Mary Burian

5y↑7

Every part of the remake of the fly is great , even when l met Jeff in person 😃😃

Brandon Medina

3y↑5

Once the computer said fusion at the molecular genetic level he knew he was a dead man.

Bobby Malandrino

Nothing can compare to this scene

Gary from Brooklyn

5y↑315

“Life finds a way” -

Smart International Trade

4y↑9

I understand this reference hahaha

Remi Martin

4y↑12

In a pretty horrific way...

Himuro Gemma

4y↑4

jeff goldblum said that in jurrasic park; however i think he said ''nature finds a way.''

plasticweapon

4y↑3

@Himuro Gemma even scarier.

crashpal

4y↑4

Chaos theory

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charlesjohn henryron

3y↑3

In the french dubbage, a robotic voice (with vocoder, it's not human like J.A.R.V.I.S. or H.A.L.) reads the translated sentences of the machine.

whatsgoingon07

5y↑69

Jeff golblum with those bugged out eyes was perfect for this role lol

Holly Parry

4y↑1

Jeff Goldblum is the greatest actor I've seen. Next to Will Smith, but yes definitely.

Henoch

4y↑1

@Holly Parry guess you've seen independence day.

Zoes Dada

5y↑3

The thing is there were dust mites, amebas, bacteria and all sorts of foreign matter in the pod with him. The computer only combined brundle and the fly? Why wasn't he combined with everything else as well?

Poserus Maximus

5y↑1

Because it's a movie and that would unnecessarily over complicate it.

Schlock Jocks

5y↑4

The fly was big enough and had DNA complex enough to confuse the computer and those other lifeforms didn't.

MoonwalkerWorshiper

3y↑2

@Schlock Jocks Without those micro-organisms the human body dies because they protect the cells in some way.

Masiel U

6y↑168

This part made me anxious, i imagined myself in that situation

Norrbottning

5y↑5

Same here. This movie is good at that

Aaron Ambrose

4y↑4

I'd be too scared to think straight lol

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