Prisoners Movie Explained
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The amount of anxiety this movie gives me even thinking about it is insane. One of the greatest thrillers ever made
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It really is. Especially with headphones on in the dark
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@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ the first time I watched this, after it was over, I watched it again. Another REALLY good one is Interstellar as well as Birdman. Check those out if you haven’t. Talk about some SERIOUS acting. Also interstellar makes me cry every-time.
@@greenblackswerl for sure!
1. In the beginning Keller told his son not to go near “that house”. That’s because that’s where Alex Jones was kidnapped.
2.Also probably the reason why Alex was there in the first place. Maybe he faintly remembers something about that location.
3. The lady that kept watching the film of the little boy, that was Alex’s real mom.
4.Also, in the picture of Hollys husband, you can see the RV in the back.
This movie was filled with so many little details.
Great comment!
Also why he told Keller "I'm not Alex.... I waited for him but he never came.... I just wanted to play"
@@susien9883 the movie tells you that the boy who went missing 26 years ago was named barry wich is actually alex after getting kidnapped
@@susien9883 he said he never came back because he meant Holly's husband did not come back because the priest kidnapped him after learning he was a killer.
@@pinaattikeitto3961 wait, thats the guy the priest killed? Goddamn I just watched this movie for the first time and it blew my mind
I rewatched this yesterday, I would love to see detective Loki in another movie.
Would be cool!
I agree. He’s just so cool in this movie. Jake is incredible
The movie Zodiac.
He’s in spider man right
@@troyedwards877 yes, as mysterio
What i would love to know is if Loki would have solved the case without Keller interfering. Because the only reason he went to Holly's house was to tell her they found Alex who was kidnaped and beaten by Keller, thus seeing the labirinth pendant on her husband's picture and making the connection to the abductor in the priest's basement, thus finding Anna and saving her.
He would've solved it. He has a perfect record. Det. Loki is such a great character.
It's also about the realistic flaws of people who are usually portrayed as super human... the stressed out detective with a twitch and no back story, the drunken murdering priest, the father becoming a torturer to an innocent person, the other parents who don't do the right thing and tell the police about the kidnapping, the mother on tranquilizers instead of staying alert to find her daughter... everyone is flawed but they all bundle through somehow... it's an interesting portrayal of realism (in a similar sort of way to manchester by the sea which i also saw recently)
👏👏 well said
Actually, Loki tells several tidbits of his backstory through the movie.
@@antithoughtpolice7497just the one, really, where he says he was in and out of boys homes and implies he was abused by the priests who raised him. That explains why he doesn't come from a family. His boss advises him to find a woman and start a family and he responds with pretty much no interest and that's all that's really said of why he hasn't made a family and seems to be unattached. When we first see him talking to the waitress, I found it hard to surmise whether he was flirting or just being friendly. Clearly once the plot got going he had more important things to focus on, but if he was flirting with the waitress then that indicates he's pretty much a regular single guy. If not I feel like it might indicate that romance doesn't interest him either because of his past (implicitly sexual) trauma, he's married to his work, or both. His tattoos and Freemason ring also imply a bit about his backstory. I really like the decision to only sprinkle in hints about his backstory.
@@Bluhbluh566and all of the details like his tattoos, his eye twitch, his mysterious past with just little hints...all was added by Jake. He completely disappears into his characters.
@@valmacclinchy yes, he's one of my favourite actors for sure! Apparently he watched countless hours of police interrogation footage to prepare for the role, and I think that's evident in how he is with Alex/ Barry, how he stands very close to him and even occasionally lightly touches him. He didn't overdo it like so many cop characters in interrogation scenes. He played it smart, a manipulative cop rather than just a stern one, and I love that decision 💓
I just got done watching this movie. Absolutely incredible movie and I’m kicking myself for watching it almost 10 years later. I’m honestly lost for words.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Same!!! Just now so good
Loki also knew a whistle was still missing because Grace told him she had to get Anna a new one.
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To be fair…if I was in hugh Jack man’s shoes and I saw the suspect strangle a dog for fun and then sing the song his daughter was singing I’d do the same thing
This is also a movie I need to watch again.
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@@Chimpmanboom I definitely would. No joke.
No you wouldn’t
All the characters in the film are so well developed. I love this film
I was thinking a possibility why Keller was still alive at the end was due to the concoction Holly made him drink. If it’s designed to sedate or basically “incapacitate” its victims it’s probably doing so by lowering their blood pressure. In this case it may have inadvertently slowed down the bleeding in Keller’s leg, keeping him from bleeding out.
I totally think he survives at the end
He literally has to, it’s the lamest ambiguous ending because it’s not, they should’ve just don’t a quick whistle blow and a quick flash of Loki turning around then cut to credits. Then I think you could make the case maybe he turns back around and ignore it, but he clearly hears the whistle and no doubt investigated the matter further and found Keller. Movie should’ve either completed the story or made it a real ambiguous ending, definitely the biggest weak spot of the movie was the rather poorly thought out ending.
@@imnotsmartbutimdumb It's ambiguous and a great ending for a number of reasons. The symbolism of the movie is mazes, and it's spent mostly lost it one. Onto my points
1.) Loki complains several times when the other cops half ass their job, like when they weren't watching Alex, and the forensics half assed their job by not investigating under the wooden cover.
2.) The way Loki lingers is indicative of his character: he has a hard time letting go.
3.) We don't see what happens to Keller, that much is ambiguous. He tortured somebody, he's going to jail. What's ambiguous is "happy" the family reunion would be.
At 3:17 you got it wrong because the book is important for the audience as a symbol. Taylor who escaped made that book with the last maze not having a way out (as mentioned by the other detective) which symbolizes the ending for the victims not havinga way out even after solving the mazes. And even for him who escaped but its still trapped.
OHHHH SHIIIT that’s why he’s obsessed with that maze, though he physically escaped he’s traumatized and mentally hasn’t escaped because he’s still trying to solve the unsolveable maze!!! Since the conditions for the release were to solve all the mazes. Good catch
Loki pointing out the little girl found her whistle and her mom's like nope, we had to get her a new one so you know absolutely that he hears that whistle and saves Keller 100% case solve rate. Absolute masterpiece but it makes me so miserable lol
This is such an intense movie but one of my favorites . Everything is just so well done
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The crazy thing is that Alex knew about the maze and didn't said anything back in the time, only after Keller torture him he said it.
Paul Dano, one of the most underrated actors of his time. He had to slap Daniel Day-Lewis so hard in There will be blood. Such an amazing actor
100% The crazy thing about him in TWWB is he was only originally cast only as Paul, not Eli. The other actor was cut last minute so PTA turned them into twins and Dano learned the dialogue on the fly
Also such small details. Like when Hugh Jackmen's wife says he likes to sing in the shower!!
So glad I've found this on TH-cam, I just love film so much
Paul as Brian Wilson in the Love and Mercy. I'm really looking forward to his take on the riddler
@@olivelgemmell7251 Can't wait for that!
@@olivelgemmell7251 that is such a good movie, never knew his story was so intense
Just rewatched this for the 2nd time after a few yrs. 1st time I watched it I was absolutely blown away. One of my favourite watches in recent yrs. One of the things I've been looking for is a kind of analysis/deeper look/things you missed TH-cam video breaking down some of the stories and motives of the characters. This is the closest to that, great video guys! I still didn't realise what Bob Taylor's motives & story was until watching this vid. You've got yourself a new subscriber!
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new fan of this movie. so glad i found this explanation. im not good at figuring things out in movies and this explanation tied everything together for me.
Honestly, I’ve found better explanations. This one is missing quite a bit
Great in-depth explanation/analysis guys!
Much appreciated!
this was the movie that made me a fan of JG. i’ve since watched every other movie he’s in on netflix and unfortunately he’s just not often used to his full potential like Denie did in this film. this was Jake at his max
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"Enemy" is also top notch
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nightcrawler!
Also Jarhead, Nocturnal Animals, and The Covenant...Jake is just so versatile.
Well done guys. You answered my questions I was searching for that others did not.
Thanks!
I wonder why alex took so long to give info to keller about his daughter even after getting beat up pretty bad. I guess he must be really scared of holly more than keller huh?
Alex’s inability to communicate is due to his lack of social development. He was kidnapped as a child, never got an education and as an adult has the IQ of a 10 year old. He doesn’t know how to interact with people, imagine he’s literally just a little uneducated child in an adult body. And I’m sure he was also very afraid of not just Keller but also afraid of his “aunt” Holly.
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ i was wondering why he never talked thanks for the info but i still dont know why he was so silent he didnt even while they were torturing him!
@@niko931 that's what real trauma looks like. Your brain shuts off. It's like trying to have a conversation while submerged in ice cold water. You want to talk but you simply can't, no matter how much pain you're in or how much you want to do it. Especially in Alex's case because he was most likely conditioned not to talk so that he wouldn't give Holly and her husband away even as an adult
@@anonymousR7 I see thanks, that’s so dark and depressive Imagine how many children been through similar case like that
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ wasnt Alex actually another victim of the Jones’? I thought they revealed quickly that Alex was one of the kids that went missing and was groomed
This movie was so good. When I finished it, I literally sat there for like 5 minutes trying to comprehend what I just watched.
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Thanks for the video, actually covered all the scenes I wanted to talk about.
Glad you enjoyed! We made a full episode, feel free to check it out on all platforms!
I don’t understand why Alex said “He never came” when he was tortured
@@kinetic-cybernetic but why was Alex waiting for Holly's husband??
I personally believe he might have been talking about the other young man. He also said he just wanted to play in that scene and I believe he was under the impression he was going to have a friend but that boy escaped as well
There was a deleted scene where Loki found Keller.
I don't think they filmed it did they? Thought it was just the original script. either way, the ending is perfect
Raiders Of The Lost Podcast they filmed it in case viewers at test screenings felt it wasn’t enough. But Yeah the ending and the film in general was perfect.
@@bldrnnrrr so is it available to see??
Loved it the first time I watched it, but loved it more after the second watch because I was able to pick up on a ton of details I had missed.
Same!
If you also notice the priest had the same sort of pit set up that holly had at the house and that’s where the husband was left just like what he would do to the kids
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i think they were hinting at keller being former military. the basement being so orderly, the ammo crates, i think they were big hints. also his willingness to torture “alex” that would take a lot of resolve and if he had combat experiences that could explain the drive to what needed to be done, as well as the knowledge to stay alive down in the pit. you could also hint that he was an alcoholic due to ptsd but that could be reaching.
Or he’s just a driven man that preps for when things go awry. Also torturing someone you know is involved in your daughters kidnapping is nothing. Frankly I think they kept it soft so the movie didn’t become torture porn lol, cause in reality I think it would get much much worse.
This could be veryyyy likely. Good catch fr
@@imnotsmartbutimdumb torturing the dude wasn’t just “nothing” it had an impact on keller as well as the other characters in the story. most people wouldn’t have gone as far as he did. that’s literally one of the key points of the movie. has nothing to do with them “not making it torture porn” lmao.
Thanks for clearing things up! I had a really hard time connecting the dots with a couple of things.
No problem!
Damn you guys are concise af!
Just watched this movie for the second time. Y'all explained this good.
Glad you enjoyed it!
this is my favorite podcast! I remember watching this movie by myself and getting so hyped that I watched it two more times. The symbolism is so insane that every time you watch it you find more hidden messeges.
Thanks Byrdee!!!!! We love anything Denis Villenveue and Jake do
11 out of 10 breakdown y’all did such a great job
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the fact that Keller even had a little torch on him is also about his preparedness. he would never find the whistle in the pitch black. how many people who don't have their phones, have a mini torch on them?
just watched this after seeing the hammer scene so many times. this is the best review yet
Thanks!
Thank you for this video. It genuinely helped me figure some stuff out. But sheesh did this movie give me so much anxiety, I was struggling trying to finish it and pick at every detail. 😭
Glad you liked it! 🤣
what didnt make sense to me is that everyone thought keller ran away, but his truck would have still been close to the aunts house right? even if she drove off with it after trapping keller it still could have been found right?
most likely she hid it in the woods. Besides, the detective went to her house only a couple of days later, so not enough time for the police to find it
There are multiple instances in the film where we never know how much time has passed. Most films like these include an hour or day counter to emphasize how much time has passed during an event, but this film intentionally leaves that out. Holly also could've simply dumped the truck deep in the forest or into a lake. After all, she was able to kidnap and bury kids in her front yard for years before anyone noticing. Also it's not like anyone knew that Dover was gonna be at Holly's house or anywhere near there
The police and CSI would have to be very crazy not to move that car in their first search and check under it - so there are holes in the plot regarding police work...
Very original, totally engrossing, great acting done in a world only some might feel comfortable in 👍
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I love this review. I needed it right after the movie. Xo.
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I watched this movie one time, and as I get older and learn secrets of the world it's often pops in my head. This movie should be up there with " They Live " as far as the truth movement goes
Did u watch eyes wide shut
@@mechadonia yeah I did and it hit so close to home it kinda freaked me out
This is a nice review:) am impressed was detailed
Thanks!
I love the ending we got but what I thought would have been a beautiful ending is if Loki lifts the cover off of the pit and we see the bloody, trembling hand of Dover reaching out towards Loki. Then Loki grasps Dover’s hand, and we see his other hand slowly come down to place a handcuff on Dover, and the movie ends. In a poetic way, Loki knows that Dover was just a concerned and frightened dad, so he saves him, but his obsessive sense of Justice calls him to immediately place him under arrest and bring him to a hospital.
The suspense build up in the kitchen scene reminded me of a tartinto movie. Great movie
I’m still confused about the snakes. There’s a scene where Holly tells either Loki or Keller about how Alex has a fear of snakes. I have two theories. Theory one is that Bob Taylor is still under the control of Holly, that he is doing all that weird stuff to throw detectives off the scent for a while or to confuse them. The snakes in the boxes, could be to stop Alex from going in them and giving them away to the police, maybe he is not as trusted because of his mental age. Theory two, is that the snakes are clue to the audience to suggest that the people who kidnapped Bob Taylor, were in fact Holly and her husband, because of how Holly mentions Alex’s fear of snakes in an earlier scene, because if like you said, if Bob Taylor is still mentally stuck in the time he was kidnapped, then maybe he knew about Alex’s fear of snakes and included them in his antics - which suggests he was kidnapped whilst Alex was there, giving it away quite clearly.
I think it’s definitely a clue that he was kidnapped as a kid
I know they used snake venom in the poison.
it was used for poisoning the kids
the maze represents finding enlightenment in the center. many reigous symbols have this. the snake is symbolic for evil power and is representative of capturing innocence.
I’m like 90% sure bob taylor is just a copy cat fantasy killer. A mentally ill person living a fantasy of killing kids but not actually doing anything bad.
But wouldn’t the cell phone of a missing person (keller) be going off like crazy in the sink? 🤔 and you gotta assume they searched the house before they started in the yard.
I doubt that phone works, I’m sure she ran water down there and even used the disposal
Great video! I might be missing something obvious but how did the red whistle get into the pit in the first place? Do we assume Joy and Anna found the whistle before being abducted by Alex, and then Anna dropped it in the pit whilst Holly was hiding them from the police?
So the girls had it when they were abducted and put in the pit!
Remember when Loki comments “I see she found her red whistle” and mom says something like “she keeps insisting joy helped her find it but I think she’s confused”- so yes, they made it to the house & found the whistle before Alex took them.
So Alex affectively frames himself lol, at least momentarily 🤣
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I just don't get why Alex didn't tell them about his aunt
Because he's terrified. She's not really his aunt and kidnapped him as a child. He doesn't know how to communicate with people. No education. Imagine being kidnapped and held prisoner for 20 years, what that would do to your psyche.
The guy in the picture frame could be the guys dad, he left, they keep the photo in memory and they keep his trailer as if he is still there, maybe ?
Possibly
This movie left me speechless
We still think about it
It's truly an amazing movie. I feel like I just ran a marathon.
One of my favorite movies!
Same bud! 🙌
I just wish there was an alternate version of the ending where Kellar could speak with both Loki and his daughter!
2nd best movie of all time in my opinion to Shawshank Redemption. Crazy how this movie is still underrated to this day.
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But in the end the whistle ? They ended it …. They should of showed where he got rescued
It's open to interpretation.
Imo he was found.
There are a lot of metaphors about faith and Loki is a freemason- I think he represents god or something weird like that.
What a great movie. I'm glad you guys break this down as I was clueless
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I’m still confused, how does Alex know about the maze in the scene where he said something about it to Keller? When he said “They’re in the maze”. And how does Bob Taylor’s mazes connect to Holly and her husbands mazes? We’re they in on it together ?
Bob Taylor was one kid they abducted but escaped!
Thanks very much
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This movie blew my mind.
Same!
I just watched this movie. So good! But was it explained why Joy said Keller was the one who put tape over their mouths when she was in the hospital? Did I miss that part?
No she just saw him there and from the drugs got mixed up
@@raidersofthelostpodcast_ Oh ok. Thanks 👍🏾
Joy says "you were there" because Holly kept the kids tied and drugged in the house, and she probably heard him talking when he visited Holly the first time. Also, she says "it" put tape on our mouths. This was Holly, but obviously if Joy had said "she" or "he" put tape on our mouths, it would've been a huge giveaway and Dennis wanted to keep this part ambiguous as long as possible
The only thing that got me confuse is that the first rescued girl (joy, maybe) pointed out that Keller was there ( i thought Keller was the kidnapper😅) then i realise, she said that because Keller visited Hollys house just to talk to her about alex missing! Got me realy confuse there! But what a relief!
this movie is FANTASTIC. Every scene is so intense and provides value to the plot. I never blinked
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You know Keller survived that pit somehow. His whole thing is that he’s a prepper and wants to be prepared for the worst
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So you think he was definitely found alive???
@@trawlins396 I think so yeah!
@@trawlins396 Who do you think whistled the ghost 💀😂
but how did the whistle came into the tip where Keller was thrown in??
It was already there because the girls had it when they were out there earlier
They got kidnapped before they made it back to joys house. They found the toy but never made it back to the other parents house
What a coincidence i just saw this movie today
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Help! Does anyone know what was the article in the computer, that Loki read, that was mentioning a prison guard who commited suicide and had a wife (called Mary?) and a teenage son?
I am so confused 🤔🙈
Not sure!
That was an article about Kellers father. Kellers dad killed himself in that run down apartment building. This is supposed to symbolize the trauma that Keller was never able to process.
@@Jayblazey and that’s why he never renovated the building and also said earlier in the movie “we’re not moving into that building”🤯
Just so you know. If you’re ever shot and the bullet is still inside, you can leave it there. In fact you should leave it there. It’s way more dangerous to shove something dirty inside a wound and cause further damage.
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Wait what? I thought Alex is supposed to be Taylor, and Taylor supposed to be Alex? That is the plot of the story. Remember when he being tortured by Keller in the bathroom he clearly said "im not Alex". And remember when Loki said to his friend that Taylor got abducted as a kid and being drug with LSD/ketamin until it messed up with his mind and don't even remember being abducted, doesn't that implified that is why he had 10 y/o IQ? Alex supposed to be Taylor, and Taylor supposed to be Alex. But i could be wrong?
Alex and Bob Taylor are different people, both kidnapped as children. Bob Taylor is the guy with all the snakes on his home and children’s clothes. Bob was released. Alex wasn’t. Completely different people
"Alex" is Barry, the son of the woman Loki interviews earlier on in the film. She watches a video of Barry on VHS. He was abducted 26 years prior and she never got any answers. Loki questions her because her son was abducted from the front yard of the abandoned house *where the RV was parked at the start of the movie* 😳😳😳. So "Alex" either consciously or subconsciously returned to his childhood home. Crazy right. He's the first child they abduct and he mentally stayed a child probably due to trauma. (I think Holly was lying about the snake incident, although he may actually have a fear of snakes as he is mentally still a child). He gets reunited with his mum at the end of the film.
Taylor was a different person who was abducted as a child. He escaped after 3 weeks but due to being drugged he never remembered the identity of his abductors. He had all the snakes and children's clothes because I think he was either trying to work through or recreate his childhood trauma
The part that I don't get is who Alex is really. At one point Barry says "I'm not Alex. I was waiting for him. I just wanted to play." Which means he was waiting for Alex when he was abducted. Was Alex Holly's son or nephew or someone else entirely? Idk
@@susien9883 oh that’s a good theory. We just assumed that holly gave Barry a new name.
@@susien9883 right. Alex is Barry.
This video answered most of my questions, especially those pertaining to bob taylors character. The ones that linger are:
Was the priest a sex offender?? That feels obvious given the plot but I just don’t understand why the priest would have kidnapped/killed Holly’s husband.
I also wondered about Loki’s twitch, but I love someone’s comment in here that explains it shows one of the many imperfections of all characters shown.
I also wish I understood the overall motive behind the abductions. Besides s*xual ab*se I just don’t see what else there could have been, including the little puzzles.
Yes, the priest was a sex offender and Loki was checking in on him. Holly's husband was giving a confession to the Priest and he said that he would kidnap again, so the priest probably killed him to prevent more abductions.
The motive for the abductions was their war with God because of how they lost their own son to cancer after being very religious. It was their way of getting back at God for losing their son.
Just adding to the great comment from drewton540 - yea she told Keller that her and her husband abduct kids to wage a war with God because of the affects it has on the family, “it turns them into demons on Earth”. Which, it definitely did turn Keller into his version of a demon. Basically, they did it to drive the families insane, aka multiplying the number of demons on Earth, as a way to get revenge on God.
@@drewton540 Can you explain to me why she drugged and poison the kids, why wait to kill them?
@@Michelle-dg1qn "heavens prisoners" she is exerting power over their lifes and when they "go to heaven". So defying their normal destiny/gods plan by disrupting their life and then ending it when she sees fit. Getting back the control she lost when her son died from cancer/gods plan.
@@lightblade543 Aha okay, I see! Thank you!
It's on Netflix right now
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I just got this movie and watched it for the first time last week. then watched it again the other day. what an amazing fucking movie
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It really is.
SOMEONE please tell me that scene where the cop was following Keller when he got alcohol, but he didn’t go to the store and went away from the store …. WHERE WAS HE GOING?
His apartment building is right next door to the liquor store
Alex from this movie being casted as the ridler in the new batman movie was perfect casting
7:58 look at this photograph.
why was keller in a pit ?
She put him there!
Just watched this movie with my daughter last night. Our eyes were glued to the screen the whole movie! I remember watching it when it first came out but forgot how good it was.
It’s such an underrated film 👏🏻
Great podcast
Thanks!
RV in the back of the picture to when loki looks at the picture, also the 2nd time he saw that picture
My boy Loki is wicked smawt
Does anybody know why Alex tried to choke the dog when keller was watching him?
He’s a messed up kid. He’s never had control his whole life as a prisoner. This is an opportunity to have control over another living being
What were the tattoos on Loki's fingers?
Freemason symbols
This movie was amazing Loki was a badass Keller is a father we can all relate too I wouldn’t have done anything differently
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why that corpse was tied ?
He tied him when he was alive
Jones. Purple laced drink. Weird.
Holly and Keller are both psychopaths that abduct children. While she started it by abducting Keller's real child, he also abducted a man-child, that Loki told him, is only 10 years old in his head.
The scene where they confront eachother was more of a showdown between two evils, rather than good vs evil.
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Hollys the worst grandma ever
I bet she can't even cook. Crappy aunt
This movie gave me anxiety
Big time
I am a bit confused. Was the aunt actually kidnapping children, then torturing them, keeping them captive and eventually murdering them? What was the reason she was doing so? Please explain.
Because she’s crazy 🤣
Did you not watch the movie?
waging war with God
Holly and her (ex)husband were angry at God because they had lost their own son (due to cancer?) and were very religious. So they went crazy, wanted revenge... And they wanted people to lose faith and hurt.
But I still dont understand why they drugged the children first and waited to kill them...
It was because her son died due to cancer at a very young age, and with her husband, they started to kidnap other children because of the pain, and they wanted to feel that pain for the other parents as well. I think you need to rewatch the movie.
Recommendations for movies like this one ?
Se7en, Gone Girl, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
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Should tell the actors what exactly what happen
Somehow after 2 viewings I still didn't quite pick up on the fact that Bob Taylor was an escaped captive.
A good amount of people still get confused on that 🫡
The aunt said she forgot about Bob. He was just mental from being kidnapped yrs ago.
It just doesn't make sense to me how Alex supposedly has the mental capabilities of a 10-year-old but is also able to think fast enough to break a window and defend himself with a piece of the glass when held captive? If that was really a man with a 10-year-old's mental age he would 1) not be brave enough to do such a thing and 2) not have developed the consequence or impact thinking that comes with such a decision, in my opinion. I remember seeing that scene and thinking "oh yeah, he's a lot brighter than he's letting on"
Survival instincts no? Fight or flight
Yeah 'cause ten year olds have no idea about sharp objects or fighting back when they're being beaten down mercilessly, right? Being socially/mentally stunted has nothing to do with trying to fight back or being "brave"
AND how can he drive.... that is also kind of strange to me.
My theory is that he has an alter-ego. His real self that aged and is a grown man, and the child state that was from when he was kidnapped. It comes out in some weird moments! To help him survive the torture and fear
He likes kids. Lying for his mom.
Wtf I needed to see him find him
if you look closely there’s a snake on the drawing book😵
Whoah!!
I really needed a video like this to better understand the story because I was lost. As far as it being an adrenaline rush so to speak though, not near as much as Kidnap. Now that movie kept me on the edge of my seat. No doubt Prisoners was suspenseful but not heart racing.
We did a two hour breakdown too!
Yes, I found it, thanks.
Kellers doomsday paranoia mindset is what got him in that hole in the first place lmao Keller is a clown he had no trust in Loki and believed him incompetent when in reality Keller made the situation worse and actually ends up losing his family since he’s now going to prison
Keeler was a man. He was soft and was fd over it. Everyone's an enemy, h if that was how he acted he'd have got it single handedly.
You guys should play movie scenes while talking about the movie.... I can't imagine this format is going to cause people to tune in the entire time, when it's you guys watching the movie on a laptop while talking. But other than that, the breakdowns, sound and the way you can actually continue a breakdown of a movie, without dragging it on, is good and didn't once get boring. Would be a good podcast on Spotify, but just doesn't seem like a TH-cam one. Sorry for the criticism though, I hope it doesn't come off as disrespectful
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Why did Holly not kill Alex?
She used him to lure kids
Loki is just the dark Benoit Blanc
I need to know why the first first little girl who got rescued said ‘but you were there’ to the other girls dad in the hospital???????!!
Because Keller was in the house talking to the woman earlier
yeah, well, if the girls were in the basement or in the pit, how did they see who is visiting the old woman? And if the children's hands and feet were not tied up, why didn't they took off tapes from the mouth?
@@wilderness239 they were put in the house at that time, and they were drugged up
Didn’t Alex try to kill his dog
Just tormenting it