What Happened To The Prophecy 3?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- After two movies, 1995's The Prophecy and 1998's The Prophecy II, Christopher Walken's leading antagonist, Gabriel, undergoes a spiritual makeover that fans of the first two films couldn't have seen coming. After back-to-back films of Walken setting objects - and people - on fire, among other acts of evil, archangel Gabriel proved just how sinister he could be. So, what made him change his tune? Find out what happened on What Happened to The Prophecy 3: The Ascent.
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Written by: Jamie Vasquez
Edited by: Jamie Vasquez
Narrated by: Travis Hopson
Produced by: John Fallon and Andrew Hatfield
Executive produced by: Berge Garabedian
SERIES SYNOPSIS: Hollywood has had its fair share of historically troubled productions. Whether it was casting changes, actor deaths, fired directors, in-production rewrites, constant delays, budget cuts or studio edits, these films had every intention to be a blockbuster but were beset with unforeseen disasters. Sometimes huge hits, sometimes box office bombs. Either way, we have to ask: What Happened To This Horror Movie?
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The thumbnail needs more cowbell.
THATS GOLD! @wistine79, GOLD!!!!
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"I got a fever & the only prescription is more cowbell!!"
Yep 😅😅
Infinite cowbell! ♾️
Gentleman, I have a fever and the only prescription is more Prophecy!
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i like christpher walken's redemption arc. from evil to good.
"Once, I was an angel of death. Now I die every day, when I have the cash."
I enjoyed all 3 Prophecy movies. 1 & 3 especially growing up.
Same with me. Loved the first, the second was ehh and the third was in the middle of the two
funny 2 was my favorite
I remember I went on a prophecy tear years ago and watched all three films. I remember really enjoying the third movie in all of his fantastic callbacks. Christopher Walken gives a much layered and Redemptive performance as Gabriel. We believe that he has been through the trials and tests of being a human. That is ultimately what shakes him from the notion of War. And I love his turn as a reluctant ally. This is the better sequel than part 2 in my opinion. Parts 4 and 5 simply do not exist
I still say Vigo was one of the best Satans ever. Part one is the only one I remember well, but since it has been over 20 years since I've seen any of them that's still a testament to how memorable he was in the role.
The angel Pyriel looks like he’s a member of the band HIM or some Scandinavian death metal band
I entertained the thought they just pulled some cuts from an Ozzy Osbourne video.
I really like the twist of Walken becoming the protector. Gives this flick a bit of a T2 feel. After this film it was purely downhill from here for this series tho 😶
It was dumb
@@Chadsolderbrotherbrad1111 Yeah, well, you know, that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
Lol this WAS the downfall of the series. 2 pretty much ripped off the first terminator, so why not do t2?
13:45 Vigo definitely owns every scene he is in. But he's only in the film for like 7 minutes so I'm comfortable saying Walken makes all 3 films.
I like all sides of Walkens character because the journey, depth, story and acting is amazing to me. So I can’t pick if I like good or bad Walken better because all of it was gold
Christopher Walken is always good.
But I like him best when he is bad.
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Walken does carry the whole series. He's one of those actors who will sometimes take a role simply for the cash but he always gives it a terrific shot. On the other hand, what the hell was that long haircut (or lack of a haircut) all about?
This trilogy is one of my favorite sets of movies.
The thing about this one is, it has great bookending, great threading, and great arc development. Hytner ties all three together as if one anchor. Gabriel is both anchor and string. Snyder in the first and then the last as well as the diner and Madge. Gabriel angry, then revelatory, then humble, across the movies.
It struck me a long time ago but I couldn't quite place it until recently. It wasn't enough for Gabriel to be made human, to live a life as a human and learn some humility by way of the weakness put upon him, showing him that before, he had been a bully. It was also that in his absence, the movement he began was revealed to be other than what he wanted to believe it was in the first movie. It wasn't about getting God to love them. It was about arrogance. Just exactly what Lucifer said. This is proved by the angels he left behind deciding that Pyriel would be the new God. Gabriel never set out to replace God. He only wanted to get God's attention again. Finding that out, that the plan was to replace God, was the final nail in the coffin of the travesty that Gabriel had formerly made of himself.
The writing here ties the other two together perfectly.
That slow walk of Walken with long hair looked like a snippet from an #SNL skit.
I hadn't seen it in a while, and I watched Prophesy 3 last night, and I remembered what a great movie it is.
My personal opinion on the overall story.
Gabriel hated humanity because he couldn't understand how God could love us more than all the choirs of heaven.
In the end he realized that God created us so that his sons could know his love for them by loving us the same.
Kenny Bania in this movie
The one eye/vow of silence club had a field day.
Evil Gabe forever. Loved the first two movies just for that. Bad guy Walken is what makes them.
Didn't particularly enjoy how they dealt with Elias Koteas' character in the sequel, though.
Also, On a personal note, Devil Viggo is tied for first place with Peter Stormare. Shame he didn't make a reappearance.
You used Fields of the Nephilim’s Nephilim font.
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I loved the trilogy..but after 1 i definitely preferred 3.
I love the trilogy, Gabriel's character arc was great. I just couldn't get into any of the movies that came after.
I Remember Watching This Movie On Cinemax's Free Preview Weekend Back in 2020 All Five Prophecy Movies I Watched But The First, Second And The Third Installment Made Sense.
Shhhhh
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While I think the Prophecy 3 is no where near as good as the first film, it’s also not that bad of a send off to what can possibly be referred to as a trilogy.
My advice is that the Prophecy series is the best when you just stick to all 3 films with Gabriel, as he is what makes these worth while. Uprising and Forsaken are the ones that you should definitely forget about.
Also if you want more information on why these movies are so underrated, I highly recommend checking out Deusdaecon’s reviews on all three Prophecy movies. Not only are these one of his best reviews, but he does make some valid points that not many people tend to notice when viewing.
Thought that was Dave Mustaine at first
Firmly believe that The Prophecy is the perfect film to remake. Interesting story, fantastic actors, but lacklustre end product
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It always makes me smile to see poor Christopher Walken with that stupid long wig. The man deserved better than this.
The Prophecy is one of the lamest horror franchises in movie history.
Why the hell is Christopher Walken doing this B movie crap?
It's pronounced PeerEuhl. And Dourif's character slit his wrists
So basically all the people who worked on this sequel worked on some of the worst sequels in horror history.😂 I was a major fan of the first, I was even aboe to stomach the second. But the third was a travesty and I was shocked that Walken did it. But I give him credit for sticking to things. I saw the first in the theater. So that one certainly holds a lot of nostalgic value to me as well. Especially since the friend I went to see it with has since passed on.
Didn't care for the second or third one as much iirc. I own and have seen them all, I just remember Michael as being miscast imo.
Both evil and good, may be it should been more about Gabriel, probably would been a good movie , I think and I saw the rotten tomatoes score, I’m like wow , that’s bad,
Bania...
YES!! Lmbo. That's who that is.
8:27 Man is that the old Atari noise?
A Baby Reindeer, Highlander and Trainspotting spoof could 🐝 off the hook
Yes, the movie is the weakest of them all (not going to pretend the other two things exist). But at least it gave us an ending and it was fun.
Looks awful and cheap and a waste of great talents.
I love all 3 movies, and Christopher Walken really made these movies. The cast in all three were great, and no one got out shined by the others performance. For me, Viggo isn't really on my list of actors who played the Devil. But for the short amount of time he appeared on screen, he did a pretty good job and stood equal to Walken. Part 4 was good, I didn't really enjoy 5. But the actor John Light who played the Devil really stood out in both 4 and 5. As for Walken's going from evil to good, I like them both equally and thought how they had it worked out was great.
I remember the prophecy being so damn awesome I'm honestly surprised it hasn't been summoned for a remake yet! I think after being part of some major movies all his film life, I think he wanted to do something that most people would consider below Walken, to be apart of like this cool horror movie and then be apart of the dtv sequels I think it was a change of pace and something fun for him! I actually ended up watching the prophecy 2&3 way later on cause I was definitely not into it when it first came out, I can't remember the streaming site I saw it on though, but I really enjoyed what I saw and loved that Walken was actually so game to reprising that role even for movies that didn't deserve a Christopher Walken performance. He will always be a favorite actor of mine, but I am definitely convinced he did these movies cause it was so different from what he was used too before