Man hell nah, this dude said "I'm just gonna leave all my best friends in the entire world to die alone in a cave while I go 'get the cavalry'". That's arguably a worse friend than the one who dragged them to an unknown cave in the first place. 😂
Nothing is funnier to me than reactors confidently saying what "the smart thing" to do is or complaining about a character's response to horror/emergency in an unthinkable situation that the reactor has never experienced. It's like, bro, it's easy to armchair quarterback it from the safety of your living room but you don't what your actual response to a life and death situation is going to be until you're in one.
In the beginning, she was running away from the darkness because that was death trying to take her. She ran into the light which saved her as it showed she wanted to live. That’s why she was able to run into her friend’s arms.
Fun Facts: In the special features for the movie they described the creatures as the cavemen who never left the caves. Also the director purposely hid what the creatures looked like from the cast, so in the scene when they all encounter one for the first time as it jump scares them, that is their genuine fearful reaction IN REAL LIFE. One of the many reasons this movie is tied with Alien for my all time favorite horror movie.
Not quite sure which version you watched because maybe you just cut it out. In the original British version Sarah wakes up in the cave after the last scare with Juno in the car. This is another level of evil from the writers..
I've watched a couple of reactions to this movie lately and, yeah, each one seems to be missing that last reveal, so I guess there must be some other "slightly less traumatic" version floating around out there that people are reacting to bc the version you're talking about is the only one I'd ever seen before.
Even without the creatures, this movie is horrifying with just the story of these people being lost and stuck in a cave. Then the creatures come out and adds to the horror.
The claustrophobia in this movie is already terrifying by itself. Even without the monsters, this movie never fails to disturb me with all the uncomfortably realistic shots of them exploring underground. Watching this movie always stresses me out, and I feel like I can’t breath. I can’t imagine how horrifying it must be to be trapped in a dark, tight cave. It’s one of the best horror films of all time! Thank you so much for watching!
And the all-time triumphant breathful release of any film, the scene where Sarah climbs up the bones and finally hits open air is SO visceral for the audience, as we've all been trapped in that cramped cave system with her
As soon as I saw the thumbnail, I thought "Are they watching the original ending or the US ending?" Dark (no pun intended) downer ending or jump scare.
I used to have all kinds of "getting chased by a monster" type nightmares when I was a kid. One day, one of the dreams turned into a lucid dream partway through and, realizing I was dreaming, I decided to turn around and go after the monster. When I turned around, it was gone. I spent the rest of the dream looking for it (hunting it, really) and couldn't find the monster or anyone else in the dream world. Once I realized I was dreaming, it basically became an empty set. After that, I never had another monster dream. It was like my brain went, "Well, that doesn't work anymore" and gave up on the "monster dream" scenario. Now, instead, whenever I have a nightmare, it's an emotional nightmare where I'm arguing with someone I care about and, no matter what I say, they're just saying horrible things to me. Tbh, I'd rather have the monster nightmares back.
I was on vacation in London when this came out and saw it the day it released. I had seen a couple trailers for it, but they didn't show anything about the creatures. So it was a huge surprise when they showed up!
Here in Canada, it was a coin toss on what version you might get buying the dvd. The ones made and sold for Canada had the UK/international cut. But a lot of bigger distributors like Walmart often just sold US copies repackaged for Canada(you can tell by the package/label. If the actual box has both English and French, it was made for Canada. If it has an all English package with a second cover/label added on to abide by bilingual language requirement laws, it’s likely an American made copy repackaged for sale in Canada). Used to really bug me before digital distribution at theatres, because even though we’re not nearly as prudish as American censors rating movies here in Canada, we would often end up with the American cut of films because it was easier to lump us in with the larger American market for distribution. Still way better than growing up being a lover of cinema in the US though(15 year old me got to see Terminator 2 in theatres because it was rated 14AA, while in the US it was rated R. Would have hated to miss out on a seminal moment of watching movies because the MPAA thought I was too young to watch).
@@coffeeveins I happened to get the American version just by chance ,. I ejoy horror just as long the cast no matter who they are are good and the rest of the production and story line. I do like my scify as you may have noticed and have evey single film . Ridley scott never went into gigers idea ,but a gaming company made a game in his honour , the AI did not not create the xenomorph , the bravo engineers did. The Alpha engineers created the other engineers who created the black goo. . Not sure if you know they did make a sequel called the decent 2 which was not bad ,not as good as the first one but watchable.
The best horror films are the ones that tap into fears and also those that create new ones - this one has both in spades. One of the freakiest scare-fests in cinema in a very long time at the time. And again the worst fears are often derived from toxic people (which again this one has in spades). DeepCut, guys for SpookySeason - nicely done!
Very fun reaction, Michael and Acharas faces at the accident followed by "NO WAY IN HELL DID WE JUST OFF THE KID" ... earned my like. 🤣🤣🤣 Then the window jumpscare was brilliant. Thank you :)
The Ritual is a very similar thoughtful movie with WILD design but it's based on the loss of male friendship, it's anti-macho tho just like sensitive and psychological and great
Even when I lucid dream, I somehow still forget I'm dreaming. Like, I'll remind myself "don't think about tornadoes" and one will immediately manifest, and I'm like, "stupid, you know not to do that", and IMMEDIATELY act like this is finally happening in real life and my extensive knowledge on tornadoes is going to be required. 😂😂😂😂
@@beetlebob4675 that happens a lot and the older I get, the more I just fall into the dream again. I could probably do like a dream journal or something but idk. Just haven’t.
I hit it from the other direction. I randomly started lucid dreaming as a kid and that's what allowed me to turn around and face the nightmare "monsters." Hilariously (and unironically) enough, the lucid dream that ended up being my last "monster" nightmare ever started out non-lucid with me being chased by Freddy Krueger (it was that time period). Partway through, I realized I was dreaming, manifested a weapon in my hand, and turned around to face Freddy... but he was gone. I spent the rest of the dream looking for him but the dream location (which was just the neighborhood I grew up in and a nearby park) was completely unpopulated. After that, I never had another monster dream again. It was like my brain went, "Well, that doesn't work anymore" and stopped making monster dreams. Unfortunately, those feelings have to come out somehow, so, after a brief hiatus, I started having nightmares again but, from that point on, they were all emotional nightmares where I'm arguing with someone I care about and they're saying all kinds of horrible things about me, won't listen to anything I have to say, etc. Tbh, I'd rather have the monster dreams back.
@@johnplaysgames3120 that’s exactly what happened. My godfather told me to close my eyes in a dream and say where I wanted to be 3 times and open my eyes in the dream.. it worked. So next time it happens I was able to just ignore the monster and realized it was mine. I would fly and shoot dragonball beams out of my hands and manipulate my surrounds. It would wake me up because I would get excited in my dreams. I embraced the movie of my dream and went with it. Eventually I don’t remember my dreams because they don’t stress me out. I wish I could lucid dream again.
@@johnbeans2000 yeah that's the original ending. But it got censored for US markets because it was too depressing for NA audiences. And reactors always watch the censored version for some reason...
@@joe.banana so stupid. The ending in the original was the selling point for me to tell everyone I knew to watch this movie. That sucks they changed the ending...
Check out the movies The Descent Part 2(2009), Host(2020), Rec(2007), Hostel(2005), The Hills Have Eyes(2006), House of Wax(2005), and You’re Next(2011).
The Entity (1982), Alone in the Dark (1982) The Entity will mind fuck fans of Insidious and The Conjuring, especially because it’s also based on a true story. The house is still standing in Culver City, CA
Juno to me is the same type of person as Until Dawn Emily (before all the rewrites) . Both work great on their adrenaline. Shout out to the dutchies in the cast.
There was this guy IRL who crawled into a small cave hole and got stuck upside down in Nutty Putty cave. People tried to save him, but he died after being stuck hanging upside down for many hours. That, and this movie are all I need to never go spelunking, especially in unknown cave systems. Fuck that. 🫥
This is the perfect example of how jump scares are used effectively. The shot of Sarah’s head lifting out of the bloody pool is a direct homage to Apocalypse Now
My father was a Whitewater river raft guide in New York state... We have very similar areas all over the world I guess... Because I would have believed that was upstate New York
As much as I don’t like Juno her killing the other lady was an accident she thought it was the monster and was terrified. HOWEVER she should have told Sarah it was an accident instead of hiding the truth.
@@johnplaysgames3120 I feel you on that me for sure because I lost my ability to walk and I believe you want because you value life to much. I know it's fun and all but reading a book from your couch in your home is also fun
this is one of the few movies that have scared me since i was a kid in the 80s so cool having cavemen that have evolved to live underground by going blind and using echo location like bats
Love talks reactions and I’m in the group that loved the god of war reactions just wondered if you’ve ever thought about doing the same thing for Red Dead Redemption 2???‼️
I was sucked into watching this in high school. I don’t watch a lot of horror. This movie scared me a lot. He had seen it so I asked my boyfriend at the time to let me know when it was safe to uncover my eyes and he lied and said yes. I uncovered them and the creature jumped out. I was so mad.i have to say I have to disagree. I feel like I don’t see many films where an Asian female is the antagonist so it was a nice change. The cheating characters are always white in movies.
I prefer the true ending, not this softened ending made specifically to cater to weak American audiences. That's a quote for why this ending exists. Look up the real ending.
It wasn't because of "weak American audiences", it was greed plain and simple. This ending left it open for a sequel which they obviously hoped would make more money.
@@uffda3937 I wasn't calling Americans weak. I was giving a quote from an interview where they were talking about why there was another ending made. It wasn't about setting up a sequel. They specifically mentioned American audiences didn't like coming out of the film on a downer and complained.
First of all, congratulations, Achara, you've managed to watch the losers ending. I mean... come on! Don't you guys do a little research before reacting? Secondly... you should drop blondie, he's insufferable.
Unfortunatly, you watched the SOFTENED, HARMLESS AMERICAN version of the movie. The original BRITISH CUT has a MUCH DARKER ending, because, what you saw, was NOT THE ENDING of the movie. What a pity, that the distributor didn't trust the American audience to accept the real ending! SPOILER ENDING: The happy end in the american version was only her imagination. She is still in the cage, lost her mind and is imagining being with her daughter - slowly being surrounded by the crawlers!
One of the best horror movies out there. I'll be the 1 to say it.....Can't watch this reaction, or any, with that guy. Cringe factor is off the charts.
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I hate that this ending is the one everybody watches nowadays.
The international ending is so much better.
I know this version fits better for sequels, but I like the other version with her in the cave with her daughter.
That window jumpscare 😂😂😂
Man hell nah, this dude said "I'm just gonna leave all my best friends in the entire world to die alone in a cave while I go 'get the cavalry'". That's arguably a worse friend than the one who dragged them to an unknown cave in the first place. 😂
Nothing is funnier to me than reactors confidently saying what "the smart thing" to do is or complaining about a character's response to horror/emergency in an unthinkable situation that the reactor has never experienced. It's like, bro, it's easy to armchair quarterback it from the safety of your living room but you don't what your actual response to a life and death situation is going to be until you're in one.
In the beginning, she was running away from the darkness because that was death trying to take her. She ran into the light which saved her as it showed she wanted to live. That’s why she was able to run into her friend’s arms.
I’m happy to see Achara watching more horror movies recently 😊
Fun Facts: In the special features for the movie they described the creatures as the cavemen who never left the caves. Also the director purposely hid what the creatures looked like from the cast, so in the scene when they all encounter one for the first time as it jump scares them, that is their genuine fearful reaction IN REAL LIFE.
One of the many reasons this movie is tied with Alien for my all time favorite horror movie.
That's just a fact.
Easily one of the best most underrated horror movies ever
Facts!!!!
Not quite sure which version you watched because maybe you just cut it out. In the original British version Sarah wakes up in the cave after the last scare with Juno in the car.
This is another level of evil from the writers..
I've watched a couple of reactions to this movie lately and, yeah, each one seems to be missing that last reveal, so I guess there must be some other "slightly less traumatic" version floating around out there that people are reacting to bc the version you're talking about is the only one I'd ever seen before.
@@johnplaysgames3120The US version ends at the car.
Even without the creatures, this movie is horrifying with just the story of these people being lost and stuck in a cave. Then the creatures come out and adds to the horror.
This must be what it’s like trying to leave a diddy party after midnight. 😬
The claustrophobia in this movie is already terrifying by itself. Even without the monsters, this movie never fails to disturb me with all the uncomfortably realistic shots of them exploring underground. Watching this movie always stresses me out, and I feel like I can’t breath. I can’t imagine how horrifying it must be to be trapped in a dark, tight cave. It’s one of the best horror films of all time! Thank you so much for watching!
And the all-time triumphant breathful release of any film, the scene where Sarah climbs up the bones and finally hits open air is SO visceral for the audience, as we've all been trapped in that cramped cave system with her
38:54 I don’t feel bad for the mutants. Screw that baby and his whole bloodline😂
Right! I was like wtf he talking bout. Fuck those things😂😂😂😂
I actually had a recurring dream where I was chased by something and finally faced it. It actually works if you have bad dreams, at least for me.
I have been jump scared before. But I've never SCREAMED while being jump scared until that damn nightmare of the lady had with the damn pole
It's nice to see Golem settling down and starting a family after losing the ring
I like the caves that have gift shops - Anthony Bourdain
Another good Neil Marshall horror film to catch is Dog Soldiers. Both classics
As soon as I saw the thumbnail, I thought "Are they watching the original ending or the US ending?" Dark (no pun intended) downer ending or jump scare.
This is the first time I’ve seen the ending with the jump scare lol I was thinking to myself “wait that’s not how the movie ended”
I used to have all kinds of "getting chased by a monster" type nightmares when I was a kid. One day, one of the dreams turned into a lucid dream partway through and, realizing I was dreaming, I decided to turn around and go after the monster. When I turned around, it was gone. I spent the rest of the dream looking for it (hunting it, really) and couldn't find the monster or anyone else in the dream world. Once I realized I was dreaming, it basically became an empty set. After that, I never had another monster dream. It was like my brain went, "Well, that doesn't work anymore" and gave up on the "monster dream" scenario.
Now, instead, whenever I have a nightmare, it's an emotional nightmare where I'm arguing with someone I care about and, no matter what I say, they're just saying horrible things to me.
Tbh, I'd rather have the monster nightmares back.
Ten film sprawił, że zapomniałem o wszystkich sprawach. Teraz mam nowy cel, aby śmiać się więcej i dzielić się radością🍓
There is part 2 ;) and it is also good, and in that part you would get some answers on your questions!
I was on vacation in London when this came out and saw it the day it released. I had seen a couple trailers for it, but they didn't show anything about the creatures. So it was a huge surprise when they showed up!
Those were Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers
That was a fun film, I haven't seen it in years.
Are you suggesting that this is a soft reboot of C.H.U.D.? I'm not gonna argue.
there is 2 versions of the film as it is a british film , so they done a different ending for the americans , i do have both.
Here in Canada, it was a coin toss on what version you might get buying the dvd. The ones made and sold for Canada had the UK/international cut. But a lot of bigger distributors like Walmart often just sold US copies repackaged for Canada(you can tell by the package/label. If the actual box has both English and French, it was made for Canada. If it has an all English package with a second cover/label added on to abide by bilingual language requirement laws, it’s likely an American made copy repackaged for sale in Canada).
Used to really bug me before digital distribution at theatres, because even though we’re not nearly as prudish as American censors rating movies here in Canada, we would often end up with the American cut of films because it was easier to lump us in with the larger American market for distribution. Still way better than growing up being a lover of cinema in the US though(15 year old me got to see Terminator 2 in theatres because it was rated 14AA, while in the US it was rated R. Would have hated to miss out on a seminal moment of watching movies because the MPAA thought I was too young to watch).
@@coffeeveins I happened to get the American version just by chance ,.
I ejoy horror just as long the cast no matter who they are are good and the rest of the production and story line.
I do like my scify as you may have noticed and have evey single film .
Ridley scott never went into gigers idea ,but a gaming company made a game in his honour , the AI did not not create the xenomorph , the bravo engineers did.
The Alpha engineers created the other engineers who created the black goo.
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Not sure if you know they did make a sequel called the decent 2 which was not bad ,not as good as the first one but watchable.
One of my favorite horror movies. Okay.... unpopular comment but despite her terrible decisions, Juno is my favorite character.
It's pronounced "thespian" in polite company.😊❤
That scream though....😮😂
Yall should watch dog soldiers
Same director
I have been telling friends for years for about this horrific movie. The best horror I watched that year. Bone-chilling scary!!!
The best horror films are the ones that tap into fears and also those that create new ones - this one has both in spades. One of the freakiest scare-fests in cinema in a very long time at the time. And again the worst fears are often derived from toxic people (which again this one has in spades). DeepCut, guys for SpookySeason - nicely done!
Very fun reaction,
Michael and Acharas faces at the accident followed by "NO WAY IN HELL DID WE JUST OFF THE KID" ... earned my like. 🤣🤣🤣
Then the window jumpscare was brilliant.
Thank you :)
Descent 2 please
The Ritual is a very similar thoughtful movie with WILD design but it's based on the loss of male friendship, it's anti-macho tho just like sensitive and psychological and great
The best thing about cave diving is you absolutely don't have to do it at all
How your dad turned around and faced the dream was how I learned to lucid dream.
Even when I lucid dream, I somehow still forget I'm dreaming.
Like, I'll remind myself "don't think about tornadoes" and one will immediately manifest, and I'm like, "stupid, you know not to do that", and IMMEDIATELY act like this is finally happening in real life and my extensive knowledge on tornadoes is going to be required.
😂😂😂😂
@@beetlebob4675 that happens a lot and the older I get, the more I just fall into the dream again.
I could probably do like a dream journal or something but idk. Just haven’t.
I hit it from the other direction. I randomly started lucid dreaming as a kid and that's what allowed me to turn around and face the nightmare "monsters." Hilariously (and unironically) enough, the lucid dream that ended up being my last "monster" nightmare ever started out non-lucid with me being chased by Freddy Krueger (it was that time period). Partway through, I realized I was dreaming, manifested a weapon in my hand, and turned around to face Freddy... but he was gone. I spent the rest of the dream looking for him but the dream location (which was just the neighborhood I grew up in and a nearby park) was completely unpopulated. After that, I never had another monster dream again. It was like my brain went, "Well, that doesn't work anymore" and stopped making monster dreams.
Unfortunately, those feelings have to come out somehow, so, after a brief hiatus, I started having nightmares again but, from that point on, they were all emotional nightmares where I'm arguing with someone I care about and they're saying all kinds of horrible things about me, won't listen to anything I have to say, etc.
Tbh, I'd rather have the monster dreams back.
@@johnplaysgames3120 that’s exactly what happened. My godfather told me to close my eyes in a dream and say where I wanted to be 3 times and open my eyes in the dream.. it worked. So next time it happens I was able to just ignore the monster and realized it was mine. I would fly and shoot dragonball beams out of my hands and manipulate my surrounds. It would wake me up because I would get excited in my dreams. I embraced the movie of my dream and went with it. Eventually I don’t remember my dreams because they don’t stress me out. I wish I could lucid dream again.
True ending is best
Neil Marshall was on drinkers channel it’s a good interview
The original ending is much better than the edited one that was included in the American cut of the film. You should check it out.
What the hell I was waiting for the end... did I miss it?
Spoiler.
Wasn't she stuck in the cave????????
@@johnbeans2000 yeah that's the original ending. But it got censored for US markets because it was too depressing for NA audiences. And reactors always watch the censored version for some reason...
@@joe.banana so stupid. The ending in the original was the selling point for me to tell everyone I knew to watch this movie.
That sucks they changed the ending...
If I recall, the second movie doesn't make any sense without the original ending does it?
@@johnbeans2000 I thought I remembered the ending including an old man who chucks her back in the hole.
Check out the movies The Descent Part 2(2009), Host(2020), Rec(2007), Hostel(2005), The Hills Have Eyes(2006), House of Wax(2005), and You’re Next(2011).
definitely not Descent 2. It's one of the worst movie sequels ever made.
The Entity (1982), Alone in the Dark (1982)
The Entity will mind fuck fans of Insidious and The Conjuring, especially because it’s also based on a true story. The house is still standing in Culver City, CA
The cave 2005 with cole hauser is also very cool
Juno to me is the same type of person as Until Dawn Emily (before all the rewrites) . Both work great on their adrenaline. Shout out to the dutchies in the cast.
Oh wow, the version I saw in the theatre was the UK, more depressing, ending... This one also works though.
I hate this version of the ending. It has no closure.
There was this guy IRL who crawled into a small cave hole and got stuck upside down in Nutty Putty cave. People tried to save him, but he died after being stuck hanging upside down for many hours. That, and this movie are all I need to never go spelunking, especially in unknown cave systems. Fuck that. 🫥
Right? The idea that rescue can be a couple feet away and there’s no hope to save you is horrifying
FYI his corpse is still there.
Ikr? Also, who wants to die in a place called Nutty Putty? That just seems like insult to injury.
I really wish people would watch the original ending, but it is great either way
This is the perfect example of how jump scares are used effectively. The shot of Sarah’s head lifting out of the bloody pool is a direct homage to Apocalypse Now
My father was a Whitewater river raft guide in New York state... We have very similar areas all over the world I guess... Because I would have believed that was upstate New York
As much as I don’t like Juno her killing the other lady was an accident she thought it was the monster and was terrified. HOWEVER she should have told Sarah it was an accident instead of hiding the truth.
One of my favorite horror films. Look into Overlord (2018).
Absolutely love the horror movie reactions. Achara and Michael are amazing together
What's so insane crazy about this movie is all of this can be true there's part of caves system that still hasn't been explored
Another thing that's true is that I'll never be the person to explore them, bc F that.
@@johnplaysgames3120 I feel you on that me for sure because I lost my ability to walk and I believe you want because you value life to much. I know it's fun and all but reading a book from your couch in your home is also fun
One of my favorite scary movies
Try to find a very obscure, but very good movie called The Keep. It's a Michael Mann movie.
this is one of the few movies that have scared me since i was a kid in the 80s so cool having cavemen that have evolved to live underground by going blind and using echo location like bats
This might be the scariest movie ever
Thanks For Doing One Of Favorite Horror Movies! A Perfect Halloween Movie!😭😵💫🫣🤔🧛♀️🖥💔
Isn't there another ending? Wtf this ending sucked real back or was it cut out from the reaction?
truly disturbing even without the creatures.
gotta watch The Descent 2. is a really good one too
I had to rewatch your scream it was hilarious 🤣
0:58 I white-water rafted the Salmon River in Idaho too!
So fun!
oh.... you got THAT ending...
you guys should watch the 2nd one
Does Juno remind anyone else of Vivian?😂
How come I never found this movie in 2005? It’s so intense
This movie reminds me of the movie "the cave"
I'd recognize this score anywhere. ❤❤
Oh this movies bring back memories from highschool
the overseas release has a more shocking ending.
Fried Green Tomatoes please 🙏🏾!!!
Imma be pretty heated if we don’t get a jeepers creepers 2 reaction this year😡
This movie was a surprise to alot of ppl
7 mins in and Achara!!! lol
I remember seeing this and I absolutely hate scary movies but it was so good I finished watching it despite. It goes so bad so fast
Yall should watch Fall
Yeah laugh now , won’t be laughing much longer 😢
Te amo Acharaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Love the original ending better
Love talks reactions and I’m in the group that loved the god of war reactions just wondered if you’ve ever thought about doing the same thing for Red Dead Redemption 2???‼️
Please react to the descent part 2
This is one must see movie...no question...even without the creatures... terrifying
I was sucked into watching this in high school. I don’t watch a lot of horror. This movie scared me a lot. He had seen it so I asked my boyfriend at the time to let me know when it was safe to uncover my eyes and he lied and said yes. I uncovered them and the creature jumped out. I was so mad.i have to say I have to disagree. I feel like I don’t see many films where an Asian female is the antagonist so it was a nice change. The cheating characters are always white in movies.
Please please please tell me ya'll will watch part to please
I think it's difficult to overstate the impact that this flick had on "indie horror" from 2005 onwards.. especially in retrospect.
Thank you. I needed something to watch, and *Boom* wish for granted!
I prefer the true ending, not this softened ending made specifically to cater to weak American audiences. That's a quote for why this ending exists. Look up the real ending.
Shutyoazsup! We weren't all in on this decision.
@@Luciphell I'm an American and prefer the UK ending.
It wasn't because of "weak American audiences", it was greed plain and simple. This ending left it open for a sequel which they obviously hoped would make more money.
Yeah, that was better.
@@uffda3937
I wasn't calling Americans weak. I was giving a quote from an interview where they were talking about why there was another ending made. It wasn't about setting up a sequel. They specifically mentioned American audiences didn't like coming out of the film on a downer and complained.
LOVE THIS MOVIE!
Neil Marshall was the right director for HELLBOY
Too bad the movie wasn't the right one for him
Aww man, I wish Steph and Kristen were reacting with you too
Man this was too scary
More horror!
First of all, congratulations, Achara, you've managed to watch the losers ending. I mean... come on! Don't you guys do a little research before reacting?
Secondly... you should drop blondie, he's insufferable.
Nah, he's fun.
Ainy gonna lie i was mad she did Juno like that
She led them all down there to their deaths because of her ego. Plus she’s a cheater & a liar. No sympathy for Juno.
cant wait to see them scream lol.
Unfortunatly, you watched the SOFTENED, HARMLESS AMERICAN version of the movie. The original BRITISH CUT has a MUCH DARKER ending, because, what you saw, was NOT THE ENDING of the movie. What a pity, that the distributor didn't trust the American audience to accept the real ending!
SPOILER ENDING:
The happy end in the american version was only her imagination.
She is still in the cage, lost her mind and is imagining being with her daughter - slowly being surrounded by the crawlers!
Still haven't see the British version, I might have to hop on that.
Yep that ending is so much better and plays well with the title's double meaning of Sarah's descent into madness.
Harmless? Hallucinating from meds and killing all your friends are harmless?...
One of the best horror movies out there. I'll be the 1 to say it.....Can't watch this reaction, or any, with that guy. Cringe factor is off the charts.
Michael is amazing. He is very perceptive and understand most movies very well. He often guesses the plot accurately. You just sound like a hater.
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Save us the suffering, and can the dude on the right. Please. You dont understand how painful it is.
Death by cringe