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@@musicisalwaysthevibe I'm sorry 😭

@@Mzi_Ntlexit’s okay I forgive you

@@GaryHodgson-fl8jf So let's say she's not dead, then what's the point of this season? Let's say Bev kidnapped her. Why would she do that if she knew it would affect the group negatively? Granted, maybe she just wanted the actors to see firsthand how they solved these murders, but they have the podcast they could've studied from. We clearly saw Sazz Bleeding out, and I don't think she would agree to setting up Charles to think that she died. If it turns out that she isn't dead, then it would feel like one of those movies where crazy stuff happens, but it all turns out to be a dream.

@@Mzi_Ntlex I think personally bev is another red herring no idea why just thinking that, I’ve not been as interested in this season as the others but I think we haven’t seen everything with this pig situation, sorry if my thoughts haven’t come out clear I find it hard to explain my thoughts

@@Your_Worst_n1ght4are it's not.

Me too, I’m in the middle with it.

Burn the witch!

Yes, she is.

@@user-ava-i8k Just re-watched S3E10 at 35:31 and HOLY SH*T! That definitely isn't Sazz or Charles 😳. You might be on to something here 🤔. Why do you think Helga is her twin or cousin? If she was related to Sazz and lived in the building, I would think Charles would have definitely known... right? The planner is from the trailer, I try not to incorporate trailer stuff in the videos because some people want to go into this blind. But since Helga is written on the Suspect board, I thought it'll be something interesting to point out (and I misread it as "message" instead of "massage" 🤦‍♂️)

@@Mzi_Ntlex I cannot remember how I got the idea that Helga is a Sazz look alike. lol I was on a clue deep dive one day looking at every movie reference. I think they share using the pad but also Sazz was always just popping in for someone who lived in LA. I think she used it as a crash pad and so did Helga who if seen would have been assumed to be Sazz.

Could Charles have a brother with the same blood type as him and the blood belonged to him. You puinted out that in episode 10 sesang 3. at 35.31 there is someone who doesn't look like either Charles or Sazz so I checked and don't think so either. did we see the face of the hand that typed tap in? I don't remember. then I don't know if sazz is alive or dead, there can be many threads at the same time. That's one of my half-baked theories. I'm from Sweden and my English is not that good so please be patient

@@Tuaron 🤔

I seriously found them disgusting and inappropriate. I think these scenes spoiled the movie a bit.

@@sumizuoomike you and me both! I'd take any scene in the film besides those two scenes! 😖

Setting up a 3rd one. Maybe a prequel explaining how beetlejuice became bettlejuice as a kid. Showing his family, and how he was raised in a family and his parents didn’t care. And he became a grave robber

I saw it yesterday and i predicted and was right about the baby at the end

They are minions now?

Bob? He had a run in with Delores and she sucked his soul out of his body including the nametag and stitches.

Not Bob , the other guys ….

It was Halloween so nobody thought anything of it. But at some point, people will start to ask, "who are these guys?"

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It was also like the dream sequence in Labyrinth

Yes! 😂

What blue section?

@@psiloveyou1964 between the Christmas guy and the sauce family.

What twins?

​@@danielk2336I think she's referring to the Brothers sisters. The 2 sitting at the table during the Trio's meeting in LA.

@@psiloveyou1964 oh OK Thanks

Someone cleaned it up, like they cleaned up where Sazz died. They, also, could've wrapped her in a tarp, & dragged it to the incinerator.

It seems promising and plausible, but there's no setup for Wanda being the MC. Plus, why go that route when Secret Wars could simply merge the universes-unless House of M is intended to recast the characters?

@@mgariepy42 This is listed as a horror/mystery, not a comedy. And I never laughed, even once, watching this movie

@@Mzi_Ntlex Who listed it as horror? PG 13 rating. Mystery? We know who the killer is in the trailer. This is a SATIRE on the thriller genre. You don’t have to be real sophisticated to see that. The trailers tease that but are intentionally misleading. M Knight said in the promotions that it was not like anything he’d done before. Despite this, they expected his signature twist. He didn’t let any of the critics preview it. Why not? Because they would give it away. From the trailers we know the concept is preposterous. So anybody who takes Trap as a straightforward thriller is going to be confused. And they don’t pay attention to the obvious after Cooper and Riley enter the arena. Hartnett holds the satire on his shoulders and does a fantastic job with his over the top performance. His exaggerated expressions, Night’s clever dialogue, the preposterous improbabilities, none of that clued you in? If you saw Jamie’s bit in the credits you know that’s Night saying I pulled your leg! Ha ha. We watched the movie twice in a theater and a lot of us were chuckling throughout it. Maybe I shouldn’t have said it was a comedy, I should have been more specific. It’s a satire, something totally different for him AS HE TOLD US. And now, post-release, he confirms it in his interviews, saying why he had so much fun doing it. Same with Hartnett, saying it was hard work to walk the tightrope between exaggerating both the impossibly nice daddy and the creepy serial killer. If you didn’t see the humor in the tone of Trap, then I don’t think you are the discerning moviegoer you think you are.

@@mgariepy42 When you Google "TRAP (2024)" it says that it's a horror/mystery. I know M. Night Shyamalan is well known for his twists, but even if this movie didn't have a twist and he just told a good story, I would've been fine with it. Since you claim this as a satire on the thriller genre, let's compare it to one of the best thriller satires, "American Psycho." American Psycho does a great job of showing how the 1980s culture of greed and self-obsession made people care more about things like fancy business cards and expensive clothes than about other people. This focus on material things shows how those values can make people cold and heartless. But in Trap, the message gets lost. While it might try to talk about things like power and control, the story is all over the place. The tension in American Psycho comes from being stuck in Bateman's crazy and unpredictable mind. The audience isn’t sure if his violent actions are actually happening or just in his head, making it hard to tell what’s real and what’s not. This confusion is what makes the movie work so well as both a dark comedy and a thriller. Trap, on the other hand, doesn’t keep up the suspense. The pacing feels off, making the stakes seem unimportant. Because of this, the thriller part feels weak, and the satire doesn’t hit as hard, leaving both parts of the movie underdeveloped. And it's pretty obvious that M. Night Shyamalan made this movie to push his daughters music carrier. And I must say, her music is great but her acting is atrocious.

@@Mzi_Ntlex Her acting is atrocious, yes. A terrible miscast. American Psycho is not a satire. In Trap the pacing is erratic. Also, he deleted a few scenes that broke continuity. Why are we showing Lady Raven with an inhaler? The piano bit in Cooper’s home totally unnecessary, another continuity break. The prolonged and cringeworthy conversation with both Spencer and her DMs from fans could have been funny but, since Saleka can’t act those scenes fall flat. Do stakes have importance? There are no stakes to be gained here. It’s a cat and mouse game, as many traditional thrillers are. I like how he took a Hitchcockian

To be continued. the Hitchcockian tweak is clever. His well known plot lines are upended by Night, building on the satire. Yes, there flaws in Trap but not off putting for the audience. Hartnetts poignant scene with Rachel reveals the total break in his split personality and his realization he’s out of control . We could have managed! He claims, yeah, Rachel would be totally okay with that arrangement. Duh. But he is leaving normal Cooper behind. He’s no longer in control. He lets his killer self take over. Even that conversation in the kitchen is out of the box. I hate you bcuz it’s your fault i can’t watch the kids grow up. Funny line. The entire ending is hilarious. King Kong redux. Shrewd and clever Cooper persuades SWAT to let him straighten up the fallen bile. Hartnett’ Anthony Perkins-style bonkers facial expressions and laugh is a beautiful way to tie things up. Some songs were to reflect Coopers thoughts but i didn’t hear the lyrics. Her singing performance was fine and had to go on long enough for him to make his mouse moves. Every scene feeds the satire with hyperbolic exaggeration and improbabilités , all of them you already have counted. Who at Google labeled it a horror mystery movie? It’s neither. Did the guy characterize it before he watched it? I can’t/wont pick out every ridiculous part of the movie. They all feed the satire!

@@maximusdraco2199 thanks 😊

@@johnwells5414 This would've been a great idea 🤧

@@BeyondBrainWavesYT It's one of the best shows I've seen. It's really underrated 🤧, but everyone that's seen it REALLY like it. It even has a 97% on Rotten Tomatoes 🔥