Such a sad irony for Eloise. The person she tried to help so badly, the person she empathized strongly with wants to mercilessly kill her now. Awesome movie
@@HauntFreak13Not at all lol. There wasn’t even any subtlety. Ellie straight up agreed that they deserved it after the apparitions begged her to kill Sandie.
The first part is sung by Anya. The second, more dramatic part changes with the voice of the original singer, Cilla Black. This song is a book end, it's used in Ellie's first vision of sixties London. It's the complete original in that scene.
Agreed. This scene reminded me a lot of the climax of "Perfect Blue," which I'm sure was a huge inspiration for this film. I have to say that I was not expecting Sandy to be so violent and tough despite being super old by that point. When she punched Ellie before this I actually gasped in the theater.
The stairs transform into the Cafe de Paris stairway while Eloise is hallucinating, as a nod to how Eli walked down these stairs during her first visit to the 60s... only now she's escaping back up them before she's trapped in a mirror world thats slowly splintering apart. (aka the walls of Ms Collins' apartment)
Sandy is also wearing the same dress as the singer from cafe de Paris. The same singer who also sung this song at the beginning when eloise first finds the 60s
The hands of the Johns grabbing Ellie and then pinning her to the bed was the most horrifying part of this movie for me personally. Just knowing about how they'd sexually assaulted Sandy prior to her taking their revenge on them made my skin crawl while watching this scene.
For me that scene in bedroom was kinda confusing... At first it seems like they were harming her than someone comes from the walls & gives her the phone & says "KILL HER".. Like were they hurting Ellie or helping her?. Still felt for Sandy & her gritty vengeance
@@gregorbaby4269 The way they grabbed Eloise reflects on how they are selfish and desperate like how Ms Collins describes them in the reveal; they man handled Sandie for their own creepy gain and man handle Eloise so they can force her to free them.
They are like a double-edged sword in that they're intentions aren't really to hurt Elle but instead ask for her help, even though they torment her so much she basically loses her mind. The twist in the movie was great with the watcher thinking the ghosts are all evil and out to get Elle but in reality Sandie was the one who was the murderer and the gentlemen are looking for revenge and a way to stop their pain in the afterlife.
@@tom-ch5ii Yeah they were like someone who's drowning who only manages to pull other people down with them trying to get out of the water. Also even in death those creeps probably couldn't resist copping a feel
I'm freaking addicted to this scene!! The singing, the visuals, the way it transitions to present time and young Sandy, it's everything! It's so epic, badass and chilling! Best moment in the whole movie!
This movie was one of those few original movies that was a true cinematic experience in theaters this is what true cinema is all about Edgar Wright just gets better with each movie he does
The transformation of the lyrics into a murder song is haunting. "You're every breath I take" as a line to dehumanize a victim-- Sandie is saying "I'm going to snuff out your life" and "all the lives I've ended are the same to me" with a lyric that was originally written to discuss devoted love. Brilliant reframing. And they could have easily rewritten the song to be scary and make her sing "you're every life I take", but they didn't need to and if they did, it would have been so much less effective.
I guess part of the contrast between Ellie and Sandy is in how the time periods allowed them to pursue their dreams. Sandy had to rely on shady men for connections and had to make compromises. Ellie got into university, got a chance to go to London, a safe(ish) place to live, and an opportunity to succeed. If Sandy had been able to go to school for the performing arts or done anything like that none of this would have happened.
Yeah me too. Although I thought it was odd that Ellie asked John to come and look for her if she's not back in 15 minutes. I suppose that doesn't make a lot of sense if you think she's just some old lady.
@@micca903 I personally thought that she said that to him in case at the moment she were picking her stuff out, she got caught on the visions about Sandy she was having
@@susanstorm7910 well no she did it after Eloise lied about being alone and her boyfriend came to investigate which ruined her plan to kill her peacefully and make it look like a suicide.
I love this scene - totally phenomenal. My fave film ever. I've just noticed actually in this scene that the music begins with Anya singing 'You're My World' and then it changes to Cilla Black singing it just before the chorus hits Genius
I have not even seen this movie... Or anything, Diana Rigg was in i dont think... But I found out about this movie and now I cannot help but rewatch this scene!! Not only is this a perfect final role for her I imagine this scene is so artistically done. I love the switches between Anya and Diana. The music. The lighting. The hallucinations. A+!!!
The last time I felt heavily disturbed by a movie was the chasing scene of Perfect Blue. This is on almost on par with that. Also, the use of that classic Cilla Black song made it more horrifying
I saw this movie in theaters, first time I’d been back since Covid. Thought maybe there was something a little bit off with the sound. Until the first dream sequence…and suddenly I was back in a REAL F*CKING movie theater. The sound design becomes much more immersive as soon as Ellie turns under the bedsheets and you fly into Sandy’s world. Brilliant and amazing!
Honestly, Alexandra Collins, would’ve had a better chance in show business if the owner was actually at his place that night when she first encounter Jack and Maybe everything for her would’ve gone differently
Just as a matter of interest, when she got upstairs and was trying to reach the phone, who was she going to phone? The police about the murders? The fire brigade about the fires? Or somebody else about the ghouls in her room?
Remember Ms. Colins told her in the beginning it only dialed out to emergency services, so Ellie knew she would be able to call for some type of help regardless.
I think it's a shame Terence Stamp's character didn't get to find out the truth - I don't think it spelt out whether the crash hit him or not so Eloise could have said something
Potentially unpopular opinion, and this is no dig at the late Diana Rigg whi did an amazing job in the film. That said, I kind of wish she'd have played it a bit more unraveled and delusional rather than just kind of suddenly turned-on-a-dime cold blooded killer. Like the more Ellie started looking like her and listening to her songs maybe that starts triggering Mrs. Collins and throughout the film we see her getting more nostalgic and erratic. I get that the twist is discovering she's alive, but I think the final act would have worked better had she been someone driven insane by the hand life dealt her rather than the kind of vigilante anti-hero thing we got.
The ending sucked. Sandy took way too long to go up the stairs and the stabbing motion looked robotic. Why would all the dead guys try to stop her from using the phone, pin her on the bed, only to hand her the phone? Makes no sense. I wanted to like this movie. I still like the style, the music, the idea, but honestly the writing is so bad.
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This scene is masterfully done... the music, Anya slowly creeping up the steps, the transformation of the staircase, just perfect.
That staircase scene fooled me completely; once it lit up I was SURE that was her "stairway to Heaven" and that she would die like all the others.
Such a sad irony for Eloise. The person she tried to help so badly, the person she empathized strongly with wants to mercilessly kill her now.
Awesome movie
Sandie realises she's became a monster herself and tries to kill herself with the knife but Eloise stops her.
That’s what I hated about this twist. And the fact that all the scumbags were treated as victims.
She felt that she was going to report her to the police
@@HauntFreak13movie still treated them as scumbags. it's pretty clear
@@HauntFreak13Not at all lol. There wasn’t even any subtlety. Ellie straight up agreed that they deserved it after the apparitions begged her to kill Sandie.
Her voice is so angelic. I loved this scene so much.
Yes I love this scene too.
The first part is sung by Anya.
The second, more dramatic part changes with the voice of the original singer, Cilla Black.
This song is a book end, it's used in Ellie's first vision of sixties London. It's the complete original in that scene.
I love how the voice went from Anya’s to the original singer’s ❤️
Cilla black!
Thomasin and Anya were phenomenal in this movie, they were the perfect choices for Ellie and Sandie, respectively.
I love that she said „NO” to them because of what she knows.
Nothing actually, they were just paying for a service that she was offering.
The young girl was just a murderer
Because Ellie knew those men deserved what happened to them, they destroyed Sandie
this scene in theaters was phenomenal
Agreed. This scene reminded me a lot of the climax of "Perfect Blue," which I'm sure was a huge inspiration for this film. I have to say that I was not expecting Sandy to be so violent and tough despite being super old by that point. When she punched Ellie before this I actually gasped in the theater.
I bet, I regret not going to see it in theaters
@@zackcrouch6930 me toooooo oml
@@caitlinjane92 sandie a baddie
Well this makes me feel like I lost a good moment
Cause I left during the theaters cause this movie is actually triggering to me and I had to leave
The stairs transform into the Cafe de Paris stairway while Eloise is hallucinating, as a nod to how Eli walked down these stairs during her first visit to the 60s... only now she's escaping back up them before she's trapped in a mirror world thats slowly splintering apart. (aka the walls of Ms Collins' apartment)
Sandy is also wearing the same dress as the singer from cafe de Paris. The same singer who also sung this song at the beginning when eloise first finds the 60s
@@liluandrosie1565omg, what
The hands of the Johns grabbing Ellie and then pinning her to the bed was the most horrifying part of this movie for me personally. Just knowing about how they'd sexually assaulted Sandy prior to her taking their revenge on them made my skin crawl while watching this scene.
All of these males deserved to get tortured
For me that scene in bedroom was kinda confusing... At first it seems like they were harming her than someone comes from the walls & gives her the phone & says "KILL HER".. Like were they hurting Ellie or helping her?. Still felt for Sandy & her gritty vengeance
@@gregorbaby4269 The way they grabbed Eloise reflects on how they are selfish and desperate like how Ms Collins describes them in the reveal; they man handled Sandie for their own creepy gain and man handle Eloise so they can force her to free them.
They are like a double-edged sword in that they're intentions aren't really to hurt Elle but instead ask for her help, even though they torment her so much she basically loses her mind. The twist in the movie was great with the watcher thinking the ghosts are all evil and out to get Elle but in reality Sandie was the one who was the murderer and the gentlemen are looking for revenge and a way to stop their pain in the afterlife.
@@tom-ch5ii Yeah they were like someone who's drowning who only manages to pull other people down with them trying to get out of the water. Also even in death those creeps probably couldn't resist copping a feel
I'm freaking addicted to this scene!!
The singing, the visuals, the way it transitions to present time and young Sandy, it's everything! It's so epic, badass and chilling! Best moment in the whole movie!
this movie went so under the radar but was easily one of my favorite thrillers ever made
This movie was one of those few original movies that was a true cinematic experience in theaters this is what true cinema is all about Edgar Wright just gets better with each movie he does
exactly. every movie of his is like a love letter to cinema.
Edgar is already a living legend! He can almost do ANY genre! Comedy, action, and now psychological thriller!
YEASSSS i watched this movie twice in cinema ,this how cool was this movie
Greatest soundtrack to a film in YEARS
*Baby Driver has entered the chat* 😅🎉
@@tylergalvez5033it’s by the same director lol
@@lennonlaroseyaaaaas
This scene is both iconic and haunting at the same time. It is forever stuck in my head.
The transformation of the lyrics into a murder song is haunting. "You're every breath I take" as a line to dehumanize a victim-- Sandie is saying "I'm going to snuff out your life" and "all the lives I've ended are the same to me" with a lyric that was originally written to discuss devoted love. Brilliant reframing. And they could have easily rewritten the song to be scary and make her sing "you're every life I take", but they didn't need to and if they did, it would have been so much less effective.
I guess part of the contrast between Ellie and Sandy is in how the time periods allowed them to pursue their dreams. Sandy had to rely on shady men for connections and had to make compromises. Ellie got into university, got a chance to go to London, a safe(ish) place to live, and an opportunity to succeed. If Sandy had been able to go to school for the performing arts or done anything like that none of this would have happened.
Yeah!
This film has a lot to say about how blind it is to idolize the past when it was so more restrictive and suffocating to so many people.
As much as I should've seen it coming the twist at the end did take me by surprise.
Yeah me too. Although I thought it was odd that Ellie asked John to come and look for her if she's not back in 15 minutes. I suppose that doesn't make a lot of sense if you think she's just some old lady.
Same
@@micca903 I personally thought that she said that to him in case at the moment she were picking her stuff out, she got caught on the visions about Sandy she was having
@@Deadpool-ts3tq i thought so too
@@Deadpool-ts3tq Yes, that's the reason why she said that to him
Sandy:
"Don't worry, I won't stab you like I did the others"
*Sandy attempts to stab her*
🥴😲🙈
It’s a throwback to what Ellie said to Sandie:
“ don’t worry, I won’t move out, in the middle of night like the others “
@@susanstorm7910 i never knew that... Thank you
@@susanstorm7910 well no she did it after Eloise lied about being alone and her boyfriend came to investigate which ruined her plan to kill her peacefully and make it look like a suicide.
@@Fireglo Exacto, someone gets it but sandie is deadly
@@Fireglo I misspoke
Anya killed it! I pray she continues to do more horror
Rest in peace Margaret Ann Nolan & Diana Rigg. Truly brilliant actresses who we sadly lost.
They will be forever missed but never forgotten
I love this scene - totally phenomenal. My fave film ever.
I've just noticed actually in this scene that the music begins with Anya singing 'You're My World' and then it changes to Cilla Black singing it just before the chorus hits
Genius
Edgar Wright is good director for making great movie
You, however, are not good at sentence structure...
@@marcuswhitlow548 You must be THAT person at parties I guess.
@@silver_millennium And you're THAT *parrot* always repeating the same memes about parties. Whoever came up with it was a *chimp* .
I have not even seen this movie... Or anything, Diana Rigg was in i dont think... But I found out about this movie and now I cannot help but rewatch this scene!! Not only is this a perfect final role for her I imagine this scene is so artistically done. I love the switches between Anya and Diana. The music. The lighting. The hallucinations. A+!!!
Perfect Blue strong vibes
IFKR
Yaaaaaaas sis
Now I know why this movie is my fave
This is the comment! It gave me perfect blue vibes too.
The last time I felt heavily disturbed by a movie was the chasing scene of Perfect Blue. This is on almost on par with that. Also, the use of that classic Cilla Black song made it more horrifying
There are a lot of references in this movie, you can clearly see the resemblance ✨
Yes this movie made me think of Perfect Blue!
@@cuttlefishagainsame here!!
@@cuttlefishagainme fourth
That scene should get Oscar best directed
Visually, this movie was delicious to watch. And the seductive yet scary performance from Anya.... **chef kiss**
This remains one of my top 3 favorite scenes from this movie.
This scene was sad, her only wish in her life was sing
Rest in piece Diana Rigg :(
Goosebumps every time I see this scene!
I could watch this... a hundred times.
Me too
Nostalgia almost killed her !
this scene is so beautifully done
This movie was absolutely incredible
When I saw this movie I loved it but in this scene they looked excellent, the truth is that I highly recommend this movie... 😉😉😉
this song sounds powerful
I wish I could’ve watched it in the cinema
Me too!
love love tbis movue so much, its like a live action Coraline movie
I saw this movie in theaters, first time I’d been back since Covid. Thought maybe there was something a little bit off with the sound. Until the first dream sequence…and suddenly I was back in a REAL F*CKING movie theater. The sound design becomes much more immersive as soon as Ellie turns under the bedsheets and you fly into Sandy’s world. Brilliant and amazing!
The girl ellie saw in her mind is gorgeous
Honestly, Alexandra Collins, would’ve had a better chance in show business if the owner was actually at his place that night when she first encounter Jack and Maybe everything for her would’ve gone differently
I feel like I've heard this first part of the music BEFORE...
I'm going CRAZY trying to remember!
My favorite movie ❤😊
Mine too!
Me as well!
She's got the Chucky stance while holding that knife. It's uncanny
I'd give anything to see this scene in the theatre again, but stoned this time
“ stoned “ 😮😮😮😮 🔪🔪🔪🔪
This scene is so iconic
Damn, Anya can sing.
I'm so happy John didn't get killed off, if he died I would of hated this movie. Lol!
It ended up being my favourite movie of 2021.
I'm happy for him, too.
Holy crap... this looks fantastic. I haven't seen this yet but i'm going to very soon.
I loved this scene when I first watched it!!
Brilliant movie!
FINAL BOSS of The One Billion Survivor intensifies!
It's like that scene in 'Repulsion', had it been done by Romero instead of Polanski.
Right?? Repulsion MUST have inspired this movie. The plot along with the hand imagery are a dead giveaway.
Yep, like Tarantino, Wright is a sucker for "film references".😉
Edgar Wright has said that Repulsion and Don’t Look Now are massive influences for the movie, and I can definitely see it.
Madurar es aceptar que Sandy no merecía lo que le paso
Perfect blue
0:11 to 0:15
This tone sounds SO FAMILIAR...
Maybe from a trailer.. I'm going CRAZY trying to remember!!!
This scene was amazing
All I can think about is Playing with dolls by slayer
I wanna recreate this scene with my friend and grandparent
Chills
Peach if she finally submitted to Bowser’s evilness
I’m crying 😂😂😂
I for one am glad that private landlords were the villains of this film
Is this one of those British jokes that I'm too American to appreciate?
@@RemingtonDeanI think so
Sandy is beautiful and scary.
what is the name of the song?
"you're my world anya taylor joy" but i warn you, it's not the same as it is in the scene, but it's still great
@@marthesinExacto. It’s vvvvv different in the soundtrack
Gumball Halloween Reference
What?
What is the name of the song
Hannah montana took a dark turn
Just as a matter of interest, when she got upstairs and was trying to reach the phone, who was she going to phone? The police about the murders? The fire brigade about the fires? Or somebody else about the ghouls in her room?
Remember Ms. Colins told her in the beginning it only dialed out to emergency services, so Ellie knew she would be able to call for some type of help regardless.
@@MehIgotnothing Thank you. I had forgotten that. You are more observant than me!
@@davidgoodliff4486 Ah no worries, I just watched it so it's still fresh, lol.
That’s our Harley Quinn in the Batman verse
She'd make a great Black Canary
@@mentvltrillness nah
I love Anya but "Infinity Pool" is basically Mia Goth's audition tape for why she'd be a perfect Harley to Barry Keoghan's Joker.
@@AngelofMusic04 Ik, but Anya is the favorite for the role of harls in the Reeves verse
Gracias al don que tenía Eloise,se descubre todo lo que hizo Sandy para protegerse
This needs a MJ Thriller sound.
Ugh I wish I could be like sandie of course without the whole killing thing and what not😭
I want the name of this song :(
“You’re My World” (Soho Version)
I think it's a shame Terence Stamp's character didn't get to find out the truth - I don't think it spelt out whether the crash hit him or not so Eloise could have said something
Song name?
You're my world
What does the guy mean when he says fire?
The house was burning
Why? why this video exists and why would you make a clip spoiling the whole movie?
It’s meant for people who watched it so they can see the best parts again buddy
Potentially unpopular opinion, and this is no dig at the late Diana Rigg whi did an amazing job in the film. That said, I kind of wish she'd have played it a bit more unraveled and delusional rather than just kind of suddenly turned-on-a-dime cold blooded killer. Like the more Ellie started looking like her and listening to her songs maybe that starts triggering Mrs. Collins and throughout the film we see her getting more nostalgic and erratic. I get that the twist is discovering she's alive, but I think the final act would have worked better had she been someone driven insane by the hand life dealt her rather than the kind of vigilante anti-hero thing we got.
Hola
Hola papi
i feel so bad for john. he was such a great character and ended up...
Hes alive :)
@@leonie.450 oh, that's nice!
@@rlo_444 yessss
God I thought Sandi was cool and all but when I saw her coming up the stairs with the knife that’s when I straight up started panting and moaning
Clarely this is a copy from Michel Jackson´s Thriller video
The ending sucked.
Sandy took way too long to go up the stairs and the stabbing motion looked robotic.
Why would all the dead guys try to stop her from using the phone, pin her on the bed, only to hand her the phone? Makes no sense.
I wanted to like this movie. I still like the style, the music, the idea, but honestly the writing is so bad.
This was soooo cool, her voice is so phenomenal it makes it so alluring and haunting