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We should start a community only for this underrated scene 😅

I agree, this is art at it's best

Exactly My friend, for instance the crucifix-masturbation scene, that same crucifix was downstairs minutes before Kinderman left the house and then suddenly it is reagan's room, meaning that the possessed Reagen came down while Kinderman and Chris were still talking in the kitchen

@chuquiii Good point. What that demon could have really done is not worth knowing. It took Farther Karras to pleade with it to take over it's soul to get rid of it.

@@MarcoGosatti43 I agree, in my opinion The most chilling point of all is the number of options that could have happened with the sole idea that the demon was always free at will. Sometimes I think of a kind of exorcist movie, but as seen from either Sharon's or Karl's point of view, them witnessing each of the events but from their rooms, I can imagine the scenes of them, not being able to sleep. inside their rooms every night and listening to sounds and even seeing things that happen in the house that are not shown in the movie, and this whole universe opens up thanks to the fact that the demon could always be free throughout the house. I would love to see even a short film based on that

@@demonofelru3214 There is an scene that in my opinión it is not being discussed enought on shows, podcasts, etc : When Kinderman is shown going to the Macneil house for the first time, Chris Macneil is seen walking down the stairs with the crucifix she had found under Reagan's pillow, in her hand, and leaving it on one of the tables in the first floor. As Kinderman leaves the house, Reagan possessed screams and stabs herself with the crucifix. Which suggests that a possessed Reagan came down while Kinderman and Chris were talking in the kitchen and took the crucifix

@@DarkClouds-v8 Welcome to the clan My friend!

Interesting Theory

It's my guess too, there is many indicators that this could be

100% agree

Well-Said. Great observation.

@@RyGil91 There are more details to be found yet that makes this movie unique

@@Spookedjay Welcome to our tribe My friend! I feel completely identified with everything word you are saying

@@JasonVoorhees10100 Exactly, what "If it is", Think about that moment when Karras goes to the McNeil house for the second time with the intention of collecting evidence bringing holy water (which it wasn't )and the voice recorder, at that moment the Demon opens a drawer in the desk next to the bed, at that moment brief moment, the director shows the power of the Demon and at the same time leaves it in the background by not choosing to show it no more, but in my opinion it is a clear example of what that Demon was able to do and not shown in the film

@oscarchuquillanqui8574 yea that and the levitating she eventually unties herself telekineticaly but it's used very sparingly throughout the movie. Well then again there's the scene where the whole room is going batshit and the drawer slides and blocks the door. It's quite silly to think they can tie it down honestly 😅 the more you think about it , it's kind of a gaping plot hole

@@JasonVoorhees10100 Exactly, there are some comments shared here, pointing the psicological damage the Demon wants to infringe on the people around, I think that is quite accurate

@oscarchuquillanqui8574 yea I don't think it really cares much about anything else it's main goal is to probably corrupt faith. By possessing a priest I think it saw as a better tradeoff then a little girl

La asistente Sharon, asi como los sirvientes Karl y Willie fueron muy leales y solidarios con Chris. Nunca la abandonaron ni se fueron de ña casa, a pesar de los terribles y terrorificos acontecimientos

Completely disagree

@@rustygazes256 I think that the scene where she opens the furniture drawer during the second meeting with Karras is a small example of the demon's power over objects in the environment, the fact that so little of the demon's material power is shown, is a choice of immense artistic value by Friedkin in my opinion

Same here

Same, it's the jazziest of all 3 albums, Universe was also really cool but Quantum was too gritty for my liking

Quantum is a bit better if you like heavier and DS not using such bright lead sounds

Las aventuras que debió vivir

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That is 100% correct, I'm going to add that My friend

@@chuquiii and its melody it is the same as in "Digital Vertigo" 33:40

@@rodrigocamargo8400 one of My favourites

Great, but what do you with "the original" I guess this scene is from it, 1973

@@chuquiii it is the original. Your channel is amazing.

@@chuquiii Soundtrack of the two versions are different. The soundtrack of the 2000 version has been reworked. The old sound from 1973(the "original") is more direct and sounds more spooky.

​@@KULTKLASSIKER-re9slOhhhhh!!! 😮😮😮 I am going to check that detail, great info!!!!

Terror absolutamente fino así es

We all share that feeling

@@chuquiii I went too far down the rabbit hole and watched a clip where Regan's voice ends and the demons voice begins. Had to watch sister act 2 and sleep with the lights on.

@@broadway520sister act 2 😂😂😂😂 Whoopi is terrifying!!

That was the damn patriarchy

@@chuquiii 'do you know what they did ...'

@@sexobscura 🤣

I Remember that first time too, I could not sleep

I can imagine different frames about that, a first person view of Regan walking around the house and bedrooms

Amen! 👋

Absolutely!

Great My friend! pleased to know that I'm helping the community

Ok

Great comment, in fact according to the book the demon has the ability to impose a vision into a weak or frightened mind, and that is the explanation of Regan's spinning head is possible and why she is still alive. And at the same time, in my opinion, the possibility of the demon removing the straps and moving freely around the house I think still remains open and that thought is what makes this scene and the movie even more fascinating and terrifying my friend. I would like to keep mention about the scene few seconds before Father Karras gets into the room to meet the demon, Karl was holding the door with a chair, scared of something getting out of the room, and remember when Karras gets in, Regan had the straps on. PD: Karl says "It wants no straps"

@@chuquiiithank you for the kind words. Also another observation in relation to Karl advising Karras “It wants no straps,” it seems a fitting response when Karras asks the demon to remove them and Regan says “that’s much to vulgar display of power!” In my opinion, the demon has already proved its point. It pushed Burke Dennings out of the window and it defaced the statue. Why then would it need to remove its own straps. Maybe it’s a way to test Karras’ faith as the demon knows Karras is losing his faith and suffers guilt from neglecting his mother.

@@british_sports_car I understand your point, totally valid. But I would ask why is Karl holding a chair to apparently keep the door close, if Regan is on straps?

@@chuquiiigood point. Again the demon manipulates which is the greatest trick

@@british_sports_carFor me this is the greatness of this scene and the movie, keep us sharing our different perspectives 🙌

That is the beauty of it my friend, will remain that way until the end. In my opinion, the ghostly way that shadows moves like floating, the height of the shadow, the background music, the look of kinderman, and remember the scene before Karras gets in the room to meet the demon, Karl was holding the door with a chair suggesting the will that nothing gets out of that room and how scared is everyone in that house of getting inside there, everything to me points out that the director tried to capture that evil essence on that shadow.

@@chuquiiiGood points!

Exactly! It is so underrated that I've never seen a single comment about it in probably 50 reviews/critics/interpretations on RUclips ir anywhere