We see Juliet at the wall, and Romeo at her side, taking her hand, and her letting him know she'll be waiting.
She lets him know she's waiting, and she asks why.
Romeo says he's a bit distracted, and he says he has a bit of "womanly" self-doubt about his ability to impress his beloved, as well as her not being averse to making him wait for her reply.
Juliet says she realizes that if she's able to wait for him, it means she loves him, and when he comes to her, they will be married.
Romeo asks if she does love him.
Juliet says that she loves him more than she's ever loved any other.
Romeo says he loves her enough to spend the rest of his life waiting for her, but if she were to run off, he would know he had lost her forever.
Juliet says she's sure he won't do that, as he is a noble man, and she wants to marry him before she dies.
Romeo says that her father will want to take her away from him, but that he is about to remove the closest thing to him in the world, and thus "can never be whole without her", and if she ran away, he would never find her again.
She believes his sincerity, and says she will never leave him alone again, and that she will marry him when her father is in a better mood.
Romeo looks at the happy couple, and he says that the things he's said are true, and he asks if they'll see him again.
Juliet, as Juliet
Also, Romeo leaves, and Juliet waits for him.
It's probably important that he is leaving her alone, and she isn't going to go with him, because at the Wall, he has told her he will wait for her to come to him, and he doesn't have to go to her.
He has let her know he's not running off, and she says she will wait for him.
Scene 2: Juliet is alone at the wall
We see Juliet again, alone at the wall.
Scene 3: Romeo is on his way to Juliet
Romeo starts to leave the Montague's palace, and we see that he's talking to Friar Laurence on the way.
Romeo says that it is time to go home, because the wedding day is nigh, and he is going to tell his father about his marriage 01e38acffe
Someone else already mentioned this, but I too find it hard to believe that they went to all the trouble to paint over the movie poster. I mean... come on people, you've seen the poster. It's an absolute miracle that the authorities allowed the poster to even be painted over in the first place, let alone that the actual painting took place so soon.
I just hope that someone has the dignity to not post a reply to this, so I can at least get some respite from all of the ''true movie poster'' crap, and all of the false claims on here about this being an actual ''real'' movie poster.
A year and a half ago I posted this link: There's a new poster! and had plenty of fun and laughs with all of you, so I'd like to post the direct link to that post if it hasn't already been posted.
Apparently the new poster's big news is that the film will be made with CGI.
Yay! Awesome! That's great news! I am just stoked to see such an amazing film in 3D!
But what's not so great is that someone's posted a very short ''Viral Video'' clip on YouTube, where the guy 'proves' by using Google Maps that the new set of THE FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX is actually one of the ''real'' locations in New Zealand.
This is not an official video, but it is posted on the website of a news channel, and it's been posted on lots of other sites, too.
As the news station is a 'progressive' and well-known news station, I don't doubt that it's in any way responsible for it being made, but I do believe that whoever's responsible for the viral video clip should be charged with ''attempting to spread false and misleading information''.
The problem is, it's almost impossible to pinpoint the person responsible for this, because they simply posted the clip on the Internet without ever giving the name of their website, and I doubt if they ever will because there is just no way to find them.
It's impossible for me to know whether it's the website owner, the webmaster, or the person who uploaded it, and my gut feeling is that it's not the website owner because I believe that they are responsible for the post because it's on their website, but I'm afraid it might be the webmaster.
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