To be fair, we only ever see that one wall, which could very well be the back of the place. We don't know if there's a road out in front connected to civilization.
Sandra Bullock: DONT TAKE MY BABIES *The monster comes out of the trees, revealed to be Cool Cat:* I LOVE BABIES *Sandra Bullock screams in terror and goes insane*
@@zanpakutoman4225 I swear to god this whole movie is a personification of the phrase "I dont get it" Or "Why? Whats the point of that?" Fe: Why is there a school for the blind in the woods ... with no roads?
I hate the car scene because the monsters PHYSICALLY SHAKE the car! If they can shake a dodge, they can yank a piece of goddam cloth off your eyes! It ruins the entire movie's logic and all they had to do was not shake a car for the scene and keep it with the creepy noises
The monsters are so weak. The characters have no reason to be afraid of them. Can't open doors, can't exist inside a house even if rhere are ways to get inside ( why are thwy confined to outside), Are stilted by people in blind folds. They're not scary at all
Maybe the monsters are so large and clumsy that their fine motor control which they would need to remove the blindfolds from the tiny humans is really bad so they can shake cars but can’t turn doorknobs or remove blindfolds. Yeah, I dunno, never seen the movie, just know that it’s a Happening ripoff basically and it’s actually really lame. Between this channel and cinema sins, I think I got the gist of how it progresses.
Well, they have the ability to create gusts of wind, we see that at the end, just no motor skills i'd say (hence the inability to get 'into' things, cars, houses with door handles). So if all you had was a piece of cloth draped over your eyes (not tied), they'd be able to remove it because they can create wind.
Trent Reznor later told Variety that he felt scoring this movie was a waste of time because 'they mixed the music so low you couldn't hear it anyway'. 20 of 20 found this interesting
The children in this movie are props. They don't yell when things are scary, they show no emotion, and they're constantly used for artificial peril. I don't blame the child actors in the slightest. I also find the kids not having names to be a poorly executed and terribly thought out idea.
They had a whole scene and character devoted to showing how looking at them through a screen still isn't safe, but at the start they have live news footage of cities full of people killing themselves, so... huh
Might have been the live feed that does you in. Then again, how were any operators alive to pass on the footage? Did they just conveniently carefully placed the camera on the ground before violently killing themselves? And the fragile equipment survived long enough for someone else to pick it up in the middle of the panic? Pregnant woman got knocked aside several times in first encursion she met, and it was way smaller in amount of people compared to some of the footage that was shown and a pregnant woman is easier to notice than an abandoned camera.
Honestly, I saw the ending coming a mile away. The whole movie I was thinking "ok where are the blind people? there should be a quirky blind person in this group of survivors"
I agree... but not that it would end right after they reach them. What kind of ending is that. Did the rest of the world just die? The mosters never went away? Did all the blind people die as soon as someone infected stumbled into their sanctuary, or did they starve slowly as they ran out of food? I don't know. Love your channel. You remind me of a close friend I lost contact with and seeing your videos makes me smile.
@@mothermushroom_ I'm pretty sure it's Paul Kwon/zeronis. But Ive been looking for an hour and I can't find the original post so it must've been deleted 😭
The end where she names the kids after being shamed into it by her old maternity doctor is so painful. Like, she committed that pointless stupidity for _years_ , but it only took one woman making a disappointed face to shame her for being a sociopath.
I don't like this movie but it's worth pointing out that she only went with calling them "Girl" and "Boy" because she was afraid the kids would die young because sight demon apocalypse. This wasn't well integrated mind you but I CAN see where the writers may have been coming from
@@giancarlocaballero7684 for YEARS though? I can imagine that mindset for a year maaaybe 2, but these kids are like 5-10 years old. To still be that detached to your own kids your providing for every day in the apocalypse is fucking nuts.
I live for these commentaries. You know what, every dvd commentary should hire Adum & Pals to do it for them as a bonus in the menu instead of the director.
I loved when I pointed out the flaws in this movie people try to use the book as an explanation. "okay yeah but in the book..." DO YOU THINK I CAN READ?
Reynold Hughes How about I just read the book instead of watching this piece of trash? Source material is separate from the adaptation, and the writers have *NOT* done a good job of executing the story well.
It's because the book is the cannon and the movie is essentially a fan adaptation. If you have a problem with the story, you should look to the actual story to fix it instead of saying it's a bad story.
@@SupHapCak I don't care about the book. This film should be able to stand on its own like any other movie. Adaptations are held to the same standards, and shouldn't have to rely on external sources to prevent themselves from falling apart.
I can't help but find the horse references distracting. Especially when they shove the idea down your throat until Sarah Paulson dies, and then they completely forget about it.
Now that would add tension: see the big sad and die a horrible, violent suicide or suffer everlasting shame and cringe from having to wear a fursuit head forever.
@@j4101 imagine the walking dead for example. if you look out of the window in the city it would be pretty strange not to see a zombie It's not *that* strange
@@subscribetopizzatheonlyrea7322 So there ARE millions, because in the walking dead there are that many zombies because those used to be humans in a city that had a large population, so there has to be thousands if not millions, and if not, the creature has to be absolutely fucking massive, because EVERY time they look outside they see one, EVERY time, it's pretty strange
there actually was a design. imagine and a giant naked baby with an old man face. the reason they dont show them was because some actors kept laughing during takes because of how ridiculous they looked
I know this is an old comment, but there were creature designs: the problem is that the books state that the monsters take the shape of your worst fear, and secondly the one they did make Sandra Bullock found more funny than scary.
The most painful thing about this movie is the shot in the garage where you can actually see the garage door button that is inside where John Malkovitch could have easily reached out and pressed it.
Also many garage doors can be manually closed by disconnecting them from the motor chain. In my garage there's just a cord you can pull and it will pop right off.
EVERYONE in my hometown watched this religiously. The outdoor scenes were filmed around the Smith River in Northern California, near Crescent City. Sandra Bullock went to the same gym as my mother during filming, but she worked out much earlier than my mother did, and everyone was told not to bug her. They have a raft race every year down the Smith River, if there’s a group wearing blindfolds this year I’m going to laugh my ass off
@@katiebayliss9887 I mean, I know that's a joke but people do get really creepy and obnoxious around celebrates to the point just going out and doing things is impossible for them. I think being physically exhausted in a gym while you are trying to focus on a film is probably not the best time to make small talk with some one who is only there for work reasons.
Looked it up and it looks like animals can do something similar but it isn't really suicide. In the sense, they are not cogently deciding to kill themselves. www.livescience.com/33805-animals-commit-suicide.html So I guess it just depends on your interpretation of the book/ movie.
I was bothered the entire time by how the little parrots miraculously survived despite not being fed for years (she clearly did not pick up food for them at the grocery store), living for days (or longer) crammed into a tiny cardboard box, and being dragged underwater after they crashed in the river. Also, one of the blind people in the end had a dog, so they DO exist!
wait a minute....at 6:50 how does it kill him through cameras? I can understand through direct eye sight but cameras? okay at what quality? like would 240p kill you? wouldnt even be able to tell its a monster or whatever and what about veeeeery descriptive drawings? what about a photo if I took a picture and showed someone would that kill someone? through the picture like some combination of The Ring and like Slender man or something? and if so what If I put filters on it? or edited it to make it fuzzy at what point would it not kill? if always then what if I took a picture and made it just pixels and blurs? also what if In a video its a really quick flash like a single frame would it still kill you? I guess any reflective stuff would also kill you like metal even if its a really poor reflection
It's essentially a (bad) lovecraft movie. If you glimpse it you lose your sanity. However they don't seem to know how to pull it off well, they get the general gist of how spooky not being able to see the object of horror is but don't realize you can't just do that. They also hilariously have created very few rules/boundaries for these horror, and in the same 2 hour movie broke those rules! How! My biggest issue is that the monster makes people commit mass suicide if you look at it, no wait it's when you looked at the eyes of an infected person, no wait it's just the monster again and you don't commit suicide sometimes you become essentially a hivemind who animalistically tries to get people to look at the magnificent horror , no wait they're not always a hivemind and sometimes they can be sane enough to trick people that he's not crazy when he has clearly seen their visage to the point he can draw their appearances from memory, oh wait they're all like that now. Like it cannot seem to decide what they can/cannot do or what exactly even is happening
RichterVonFuchs don't even true to compare this to lovecraft. Sure he was a predictable writer and didn't understand(and was scared) of a lot of ridiculous things, but this shit isn't in anyway as epic as Cthulhu.
@@RichterVonFuchs I don't think the movie is great ether, but I seriously think you misunderstood a lot of things during it if you jumped to that many conclusions for seemingly no reason. At no point do they even hint at the idea that you would die if you looked at the eyes of an infected person so I don't understand where you got that from, the possessed people is a fine twist in my opinion as it brings some danger from something other than the shapeless figures that have already been basically defeated by blind folds. There was never a 'hivemind' of infected ether, just one group of crazy people and even they had to communicate with each other meaning they obviously weren't connected at any point ether and just working towards their common interest of making people see. Greg was always crazy from the start and didn't really hide it that well when you think about it, he just made up a story and the people stupidly believed him like the other guy at the super market only he waited because he would have been shot if he tried anything and fail converting anyone, he would have easily been caught in his lies if they bothered to check his eyes and his suit case but they didn't because Bald man was bad while dumb fat chick was good. Also you don't have to explain how everything works from the first five minutes the monster appears, you just have to keep your rules consistent with each other which they mostly did, such as rule 2 doesn't necessarily break rule 1 for the Bird Box monster as all it does is makes you go crazy and where as rule 2 makes you go crazy and want to make other people see the monster as well. The connection is that people go crazy when looking at it which is the one hard rule it has and that never changes, some people just decide to kill themselves instead while others embrace it.
John Malkovichs character wasn't even wrong when he said that everyone that they led into the house only brought death. Every single character getting invited into the house was just another hassle lmao, this movie was terrible
The movie went with it's Agenda - Walls work. Listen to Maga guy always. Guns save the lives of people you want to protect when they don't bash you over nthe head for being smart. I give this movie a 10 the number of feet higher the wall gets
When will writers realize that seeing people kill themselves isn't scary, it's funny. Like seeing someone injure themself is scary, but as a general rule of thumb, the faster someone dies and the more painless the death is, the funnier it's going to be. That's why people laugh at Tom and Jerry, because it's cartoons getting hurt in really fast, goofy, ways so it reads as funny to people. Having someone just walk a step to the left and get hit by the truck is basically as close as a horror movie can get to effing slapstick.
@@ameladaptivedaydreamer949 so an hour and a half of a blurry mess of colors? That still wouldn't be visually appealing so not exactly a good film idea
It's weird how some people describe Bird Box as "Lovecraftian Horror" because you don't see whatever makes people kill themselves. The way the people kill themselves makes no sense to me. When that one dude sailed into Cthulhu he didn't want to kill himself; it was out of desperation to stop whatever is there. When that other dude jumped out of his window in Dagon it wasn't because he snapped in a matter of seconds. Tl;dr: Bird Box sucks. Kinda curious why people like it. But don't really care.
The only parallel is I think the victims are being exposed to something their brains can't handle thus the tie in to lovecraftian themes but it's a stretch.
What if a baby see's the monster? I assume people lose their minds after seeing it due to not being able to comprehend it but babies can't comprehend most things anyways
Babies are so incompetent at existing they effectively live in a Perpetual state of attempted suicide they're just too dumb and weak to do anything efficient
I love the idea now of a blind person just chilling in their house, unaware that this insane demon apocalypse thing was even happening. Like they're just making lunch and reading a braille book and making coffee and shit while the rest of the world has fallen into chaos
I loved that you guys had the same plan as Malkovich, as in, "let's stay in the place where there's shitloads of food and water and the monsters can't get inside" but since he used the Trump quote the rest of the group was like "nah, let's grab some stuff and ditch the place forever"
@@luckypippin6867 "The zombies are approaching! Take this gun and let's get outta here!" "Actually, I don't believe in guns. If we have a gun with us, we're 40% more likely to-" *gets eaten*
Step 1: make a shitty movie. Step 2: add a trump reference or some other liberal political commentary. Step 3: watch the film get carried by the media as a "fresh and compelling movie with some interesting ideas". Step 4: profit. P.S. Add a female/African-American protagonist and douchey/evil straight white guy for extra points.
You know, when I first saw this movie, I actually came up with a better idea for what it could be about. It was a SERIOUSLY wasted opportunity to have Bullock meeting blind people a last minute twist at the very end of the movie... What if the main character (or a secondary protagonist) was actually blind, and they end up having to teach everyone else how to function in this world without depending on their eyesight? This would give them an edge over the mysterious force that makes people kill themselves, but would also put them at a serious disadvantage against the insane people who don't need to cover their eyes. Considering that the insane worship the mysterious entity and are constantly trying to make others look at it, they will view those completely incapable of looking at it as heathens that must be destroyed. Thus, the characters must use their wits to protect themselves (and especially the blind person) from the insane humans while also learning how to live in a world where opening their eyes could lead to their immediate deaths. BAM, I'll take my millions of dollars now, please!
There is a school for the blind in the book at the end, too. Get your facts straight. Some ppl also blind themselves there, so you got that part correct.
Hey man, I wanted to apologize for telling you fuck you in a few of your comments, I know you don't have any control over how other users just upvote your comments just 'cause. Have a good one
'Are you showing us the most interesting part of your characters lives? If you aren't, why aren't you?' This movie probably would have benefited from asking this question, because it would be better if it was just chronological instead of jumping back and forth all the time.
Are you seriously saying that it's better to not destroy any potential for attachment to the characters by heavily implying that they'll be dead within short? No, that just sounds silly /s.
@@cartooncritique6625 A lot of people who do some form of writing or creative world building learn this very early on so I wouldn't be surprised if he had said that. : )
I agree with Adam in that I think the movie would have been a lot more interesting if it would have stuck with Sandra In the current timeline and wasn't just all these flashbacks. The other actors just muddy the film and the jumping back to the present for like 5 minutes at a time while the past is 85% of the movie just disorients and frustrates me.
I mean, the flashbacks definitely took up the majority of the movie's run time so why did they even needed to be flashbacks? The story could've just went on with a regular, straight time frame and it would literally take Nothing away from the movie imo!
@CSmiley EXACTLY. Once I realized how the timeline works (Which took a while because it's garbage) I was just like "Oh my god hurry up and kill the other characters so we can get this over with."
Trent Reznor later told Variety that he felt scoring this movie was "a waste of fucking time because they mixed the music so low, you couldn't hear it anyway".
Blind people are allowed to: -play soulful piano music -provide ominous warnings in horror movies -fight crime Otherwise, yes, it's the camps. What's so hard to understand about that?* *Can everyone do me a favor and not read this comment to a blind person? Thanks!
We need a 3rd high concept horror movie to come along where the monster stalks its prey by following the scent of their farts. It could be called Dutch Oven or the Bean Paradox or something.
Finnan Cahill The movie changes its rules for the monsters often, so I don’t really care. The forgettable woman still decides to call out for the children, anyway, instead of making a bell for herself.
That's not a challenge, it is actually the recommended way of watching this dogshit movie. Watch this movie without a blindfold, now THAT'S a challenge.
It's pretty funny how they tried so hard to portray him as the evil republican white man when the script continuously proves him right and the dumbass leftists get him killed.
Literally just close your eyes tight and force them open with your fingers. ...Notice that you can't see anything. That's because your eyes are rolled back.
It’s impossible if you have your eyes open willingly. If you ever try to pry someone’s eyes open while they are sleeping the eye goes straight up. If you try to keep your eyes closed shut while trying to open them with your fingers, your eyes instantly go up. Don’t know why it happens but it does.
I can't believe Scoots really gone! I just got into the Adum and Pals series in the past year or so and would fall asleep to them. Definitely gonna be enjoying these even more now. Rip Scoot, we'll miss you! 😔
Sometimes it's the best way to "watch" a movie especially the terrible ones such where you're kind of curious to see just how bad it is but not curious enough to put yourself through the torture of actually watching it.
Same here, bro. Also I know there town called Odessa in Texas and small town called Paris in Russia (not to be confused with French Capital), so everything is possible!
Hamham oh so they would have looked like they had fetal alcohol syndrome, because her dumbass was going to drink a full bottle of wine while pregnant and then had the audacity to give the doctor that she beast look when she rightfully suggested adoption. Edit: because if the apocalypse didn't happen I doubt she would end up be a responsible mother or mother at all.
Kept hearing this movie was so “great!” But i never saw it because i heard foo much about it. Glad i skipped it cause it looks...exactly how i thought it would be.
This movie is basically one joke that Steven Wright made on a talk show: Craig Ferguson: So what are you up to? Do you have any hobbies? What’s your hobby? Steven: .... my hobby is me trying not to commit suicide
I wouldn't have been so annoyed at John Malkovich always being right if the movie didn't acknowledge it, and then go on to continue to ignore everything he said
It bothered me how hard the movie tries so hard to get you to dislike him, even shoving in that MAGA reference. Like the viewers are supposed to go "Oh no, AND he's a conservative!!" It was pretty cringe.
@@klg9549 I don't see that way 100% imo. I feel like if they really wanted you to dislike his character, they would've made him prematurely shoot the dude or something like that. Instead John was right in the bed and even tried saving everybody, so it was more like "hey you see this conservative wet wipe? Well he was the only level headed character in the movie lol gotcha"
@@hiddenleafdrip3869 Yes, which makes the film even less likeable. Conservatives are either too dumb to know what's best for everyone or too hate-filled to care. That's why they're conservatives.
Fun fact: higher pitched noises carry more auditory information and are easier to locate, so ringing a bike bell to signal your position is better than yelling
Dragonage2ftw It is. Look at how Hollywood avoids uniqueness and innovation like the plague. There movies consist of poorly explained tropes and passionless actors only there for a paycheck.
All I saw of this film was some instagram meme that went "you discovered Sandra Bullock on Bird Box? BIHHHHH I WATCHED IT FOR HER" Needless to say I didn't watch it after that
The blind school is built in the most inconvenient place. In the middle of the woods with no road
I was about to comment this, I'm surprised Adam didnt even notice how retarded that was.
Where else would you build the Blind Camps?
To be fair, we only ever see that one wall, which could very well be the back of the place. We don't know if there's a road out in front connected to civilization.
It's so they can't escape.
But what happens in the fall and winter when all those plants go dormant?!
Sandra Bullock: DONT TAKE MY BABIES
*The monster comes out of the trees, revealed to be Cool Cat:* I LOVE BABIES
*Sandra Bullock screams in terror and goes insane*
*COOL CAT LOVES ALL THE KIDS*
Scare away the cat by saying "rough" a few times.
You have won this comment section.
ITS TIME TO BOOGIE WOOGIE
"That's right Cool Cat, now help me restrain them"
"Derrick Savage and Cool Cat descend upon them"
Cut to black
There HE IS
Also what a twist that would have been. the movie is basically a comedy anyway
The best part was when Machine Gun Kelly and Alita Battle Angel left to go have sex immediately after witnessing a man kill himself.
Nick Paradies as one does
Then they leave the house, and the movie forgets about them.
@@zanpakutoman4225 I like to think they were stranded after their dumb stunt of stealing the car. Remember, that vehicle needs gasoline.
@@zanpakutoman4225 I swear to god this whole movie is a personification of the phrase "I dont get it" Or "Why? Whats the point of that?" Fe: Why is there a school for the blind in the woods ... with no roads?
Always turns me on🤣🤣
i think what frustrated me the most was how she named the girl Olivia instead of Cinderella like her real mom wanted.
Weird Guy In The Bushes feminism reasons
@@princesspinhead4516 bruh just say the n word and leave
@@shaqyardie8105 Man, props for remembering her name lol.
@@shaqyardie8105 how to ruin a wholesome conversation
@@shaqyardie8105 dont beg, begging leads to people like me, going and disliking all your videos. I wont do it this time but others will
"my name is boy"
*kratos intensifies*
Wicked Raptor Waititi intensifies
Arthur Morgan: “Boah.”
nice
Why was there a blind school in the middle of the jungle
Touhou Trash because
The blind people wouldn't know.
Touhou Trash
You don’t want them escaping now do you?
Obama care
They got lost.
I hate the car scene because the monsters PHYSICALLY SHAKE the car! If they can shake a dodge, they can yank a piece of goddam cloth off your eyes! It ruins the entire movie's logic and all they had to do was not shake a car for the scene and keep it with the creepy noises
The monsters are so weak. The characters have no reason to be afraid of them. Can't open doors, can't exist inside a house even if rhere are ways to get inside ( why are thwy confined to outside), Are stilted by people in blind folds. They're not scary at all
willstob it's a jeep not a dodge
I was wondering the whole time how they couldn't get in doors at all.
Maybe the monsters are so large and clumsy that their fine motor control which they would need to remove the blindfolds from the tiny humans is really bad so they can shake cars but can’t turn doorknobs or remove blindfolds.
Yeah, I dunno, never seen the movie, just know that it’s a Happening ripoff basically and it’s actually really lame. Between this channel and cinema sins, I think I got the gist of how it progresses.
Well, they have the ability to create gusts of wind, we see that at the end, just no motor skills i'd say (hence the inability to get 'into' things, cars, houses with door handles). So if all you had was a piece of cloth draped over your eyes (not tied), they'd be able to remove it because they can create wind.
You know, people insulting Sandra Bullock's performance need to tone it down. It wasn't that bad, just a little... Ruff.
I want a movie with Sandra Bullock with all her dialogue being "ruff!"
No it was fucking bad
The very first minutes was bad...
harrythebarry if course it’s a joke ya furry fuck
Why? Because it offends your tender feelings? Fuck off, pussy, she SUCKS.
Trent Reznor later told Variety that he felt scoring this movie was a waste of time because 'they mixed the music so low you couldn't hear it anyway'.
20 of 20 found this interesting
Hmmm
i didn't find it interesting
source? id love to read about this shit show production
@@jeffreypenis736 19/20 then
The children in this movie are props. They don't yell when things are scary, they show no emotion, and they're constantly used for artificial peril. I don't blame the child actors in the slightest. I also find the kids not having names to be a poorly executed and terribly thought out idea.
“But Muh Trauma”
They didn’t have names because the writers forgot to name them till the end.
Yeah that's what bothered me the most, have these people ever even seen a child? They cry all the time and can't keep quiet for shit.
@@malvarezv97 I agree. Reminds me of what Adum said in I think his World War Z video 😂
They had a whole scene and character devoted to showing how looking at them through a screen still isn't safe, but at the start they have live news footage of cities full of people killing themselves, so... huh
Hey yeah what the fuck is up with that?
Might have been the live feed that does you in. Then again, how were any operators alive to pass on the footage? Did they just conveniently carefully placed the camera on the ground before violently killing themselves? And the fragile equipment survived long enough for someone else to pick it up in the middle of the panic? Pregnant woman got knocked aside several times in first encursion she met, and it was way smaller in amount of people compared to some of the footage that was shown and a pregnant woman is easier to notice than an abandoned camera.
It's seeing the monsters that does you in, not seeing someone kill themselves.
Moist Tony They mean that the news footage must have shown the monsters if people were killing themselves all around.
I mean it's just a shit movie. Why even try when they didn't? Lmao.
Honestly, I saw the ending coming a mile away. The whole movie I was thinking "ok where are the blind people? there should be a quirky blind person in this group of survivors"
Oh hey!
Except there are crazy people that attack everybody regardless 😐😑😐
It's you!!!! Yay
I agree... but not that it would end right after they reach them. What kind of ending is that. Did the rest of the world just die? The mosters never went away? Did all the blind people die as soon as someone infected stumbled into their sanctuary, or did they starve slowly as they ran out of food? I don't know.
Love your channel. You remind me of a close friend I lost contact with and seeing your videos makes me smile.
I think anyone who's read 'Day of the Triffids' was waiting for the 'WOW, BLIND PEOPLE???' point...
M. Night Shyamalan secretly directed this. They just didn't wanna give him credit to give more *emphasis* to Sandra Bullock.
L Verez if that’s true then that explains A LOT.
But there was no twist.
@@ThreadBomb That's the twist
Where have I heard that before, huh huh emphasis on an actor directed by M. Night Shyamalan,
*After Earth*
@@SEHatz Congratulations. You got the joke. Gold star!
“My hot babysitter.” When that line was said I’ve never seen my Dad cringe so god damn hard his face was hilarious
She's
Aging
G R A C E F U L L Y
Burgers?
yo, 3 year late comment here but i gotta ask
who is the artist for your pfp?
@@mothermushroom_ I'm pretty sure it's Paul Kwon/zeronis. But Ive been looking for an hour and I can't find the original post so it must've been deleted 😭
10:31 i gagged
The end where she names the kids after being shamed into it by her old maternity doctor is so painful. Like, she committed that pointless stupidity for _years_ , but it only took one woman making a disappointed face to shame her for being a sociopath.
I don't like this movie but it's worth pointing out that she only went with calling them "Girl" and "Boy" because she was afraid the kids would die young because sight demon apocalypse. This wasn't well integrated mind you but I CAN see where the writers may have been coming from
@@giancarlocaballero7684 for YEARS though? I can imagine that mindset for a year maaaybe 2, but these kids are like 5-10 years old.
To still be that detached to your own kids your providing for every day in the apocalypse is fucking nuts.
That's women for you
I like to think those kids went on telling everybody that their names were “Girl” and “Boy” because at that point, those were their names
wait, if the monster looked in a mirror would it kill itself?
Commissar Goblin Shark of the Cadian Shock Troops Speaking of mirrors, is it legal to see the outside through a mirror and not die?
Friendly fire
You have found the solution, everyone wear giant mirror sunglasses.
the writer said People go crazy and kill themself because their brain can't comprehend the monster so I don't think a mirror would do anything to it
It Would I guess?
I live for these commentaries. You know what, every dvd commentary should hire Adum & Pals to do it for them as a bonus in the menu instead of the director.
Or the guy from Who Killed Captain Alex.
Nah
Blunt Tip omg imagine Frozen with that dudes commentary.
Nick Bloom - yea but what if the movie is good?
@@kush6846 Good just means room for improvement.
I loved when I pointed out the flaws in this movie people try to use the book as an explanation. "okay yeah but in the book..."
DO YOU THINK I CAN READ?
Reynold Hughes How about I just read the book instead of watching this piece of trash? Source material is separate from the adaptation, and the writers have *NOT* done a good job of executing the story well.
Something tells me the book is just a little less trash than the movie
@@aliveslice from what I heard they're more subtle and some people gorge their eyes out
It's because the book is the cannon and the movie is essentially a fan adaptation.
If you have a problem with the story, you should look to the actual story to fix it instead of saying it's a bad story.
@@SupHapCak I don't care about the book.
This film should be able to stand on its own like any other movie. Adaptations are held to the same standards, and shouldn't have to rely on external sources to prevent themselves from falling apart.
I can't help but find the horse references distracting. Especially when they shove the idea down your throat until Sarah Paulson dies, and then they completely forget about it.
Pretty forgettable
The solution for travel should have been to ride a horse. Since they can avoid obstacles in their own
Don’t get so upset, they were just horsin around with ya
@@aBucketOfPuppies I would've loved that, especially the inevitable peril when they realize the animal they're riding is suicidal. *BIRD HORSE*
@@jeremypayne5078 ROADHOUSE
The boat flipped over but the bird box was fine?
Birds are dinosaurus, and as Jurassic World movies have taught us, dinosaurus are pretty much gods that can only be killed by the ending of the movie.
Hey, hey! They said it! They said it!
Do the birds go crazy and aren't capable of killing themselves because they are birds, or is it like they get scared but don't go crazy?
@@SupHapCak lmao theyre animals with no mind
Thoticcus Prime ah yes birds don’t have brains I guess.
So you need to see them clearly in order to go insane....wouldnt sunglasses or shader sunglasses work? Welder's helmets? fursuit heads?
I'd rather die than be seen in a furry head
Trump Jr Jr Amen
Now that would add tension: see the big sad and die a horrible, violent suicide or suffer everlasting shame and cringe from having to wear a fursuit head forever.
The fursuit head would be redundant
That's what you don't understand. The monsters are people in fursuit heads.
the monster is always conveniently right outside of whatever window they happen to be looking at
I know it's a bit late for this comment but they were implied to be all over the Earth's surface and also aware of where humans were
how convenient
@@comicconcarne Wait what? Are there like, fucking millions in that one area? Or are they colossal sized? How can they be ALL over?
@@j4101 imagine the walking dead for example.
if you look out of the window in the city it would be pretty strange not to see a zombie
It's not *that* strange
@@subscribetopizzatheonlyrea7322 So there ARE millions, because in the walking dead there are that many zombies because those used to be humans in a city that had a large population, so there has to be thousands if not millions, and if not, the creature has to be absolutely fucking massive, because EVERY time they look outside they see one, EVERY time, it's pretty strange
I'm still astonished this movie got so popular
Dylan McMahon right. It’s so bland and forgettable
The plebs are easy to please.
Marketing is everything
Memes thats why
The power of memes
"Creature Designs by Crash McCreery"
What Creatures? The ones that were exclusively offscreen?
I guess he made those charcoal sketches.
That alliteration tho
there actually was a design. imagine and a giant naked baby with an old man face. the reason they dont show them was because some actors kept laughing during takes because of how ridiculous they looked
I think it was the drawings.
I know this is an old comment, but there were creature designs: the problem is that the books state that the monsters take the shape of your worst fear, and secondly the one they did make Sandra Bullock found more funny than scary.
The most painful thing about this movie is the shot in the garage where you can actually see the garage door button that is inside where John Malkovitch could have easily reached out and pressed it.
Also the breaker box is to his right so he could have just cut out the power.
Also many garage doors can be manually closed by disconnecting them from the motor chain. In my garage there's just a cord you can pull and it will pop right off.
Is Sandra Bullock the Asian guy from 13 Reasons Why?
No, she's the chair from the cafeteria
@@deltoroperdedor3166 Oh come on !! You can't call Sandra Bullock an old asian guy or a chair, she's aging gracefully !
@@Kitsyngo indeed she is, my good sir, however she has a wide range when it comes to portraying characters
EVERYONE in my hometown watched this religiously. The outdoor scenes were filmed around the Smith River in Northern California, near Crescent City. Sandra Bullock went to the same gym as my mother during filming, but she worked out much earlier than my mother did, and everyone was told not to bug her.
They have a raft race every year down the Smith River, if there’s a group wearing blindfolds this year I’m going to laugh my ass off
I hope they all drown and someone records it.
I hope they fuckin topple over and nearly drown
@@tartrazine5 lol
Steven Williams "everyone was told not to bug her" yes she must not be talked to by peasants. Lol
@@katiebayliss9887 I mean, I know that's a joke but people do get really creepy and obnoxious around celebrates to the point just going out and doing things is impossible for them.
I think being physically exhausted in a gym while you are trying to focus on a film is probably not the best time to make small talk with some one who is only there for work reasons.
This is literally "The Happening", but without the humor...
It’s the happening without anything happening
+Scott Short The Nothing Happening
Here it wasn't the plants
@@AbMaSync how do you know that? It might as well could have been since the movie didn't tell anything about the thing nor it's origin at all.
What? No!
In the book they do have a dog and it starts eating itself when it sees the monster so I don't get how the birds are fine in the book and the movie.
Maybe it has to do with intelligence level. I dont know if dogs are able to be suicidal tho
Looked it up and it looks like animals can do something similar but it isn't really suicide. In the sense, they are not cogently deciding to kill themselves. www.livescience.com/33805-animals-commit-suicide.html
So I guess it just depends on your interpretation of the book/ movie.
That’s FUCKED.
Birds are.... Stupid 🤷🏽
Some birds are on par with or more intelligent than dogs @@1WEareBUFO1
The Happening Cinematic Universe is shaping up to be amazing
@@Loltyler456 no
I cant wait to feel and taste it
Daredevil would do excellent in birdbox.
He can actually see through radar, technically hes not even fking blind.
@@CollegeDroputPowerpoints he is completly blind , its just that his sense of hearing is extremely strong
Crossover! Oh, when will it happen?
The world is blind so finally he no longer requires clothes
@@TheBonkleFox
Naked? Like in a porn parody?
I'm going to call my kids *boi* and *gurl*
Jimmy Parker gayest comment yet
damn gurl
The best gayest comment I have ever seen.
Where are all the gorls
Get in line behind KratosXD
I think all the actors are the asian guy from 13 reasons why
No I believe the monster is the asian guy from 13 reasons why
yeah, jet li
ARE YOU THE ASAIN GUY FROM 13 REASONS WHY? 😂
@@bingle2484 yeah that's him, I thought Jackie chan but you right
That's something the Asian guy from 13 Reasons Why would say!
The whole blind people being immune thing is almost identical to the 'terminally ill people don't become zombies' from World War Z.
But how to I get to India?
@@PViolety lipread "how do I get to Russia?" Hear "how do I get to India?"
It's also ripped off from the end of Day Of The Triffids (the book, not the movie).
It wasn't even obvious in the movie, my guess was that if you stand somewhat still and not freak out was how it ignored yoy
erm, they are immune because they can't see the demons....... which is the whole point of the demons......
I was bothered the entire time by how the little parrots miraculously survived despite not being fed for years (she clearly did not pick up food for them at the grocery store), living for days (or longer) crammed into a tiny cardboard box, and being dragged underwater after they crashed in the river.
Also, one of the blind people in the end had a dog, so they DO exist!
wait a minute....at 6:50 how does it kill him through cameras? I can understand through direct eye sight but cameras? okay at what quality? like would 240p kill you? wouldnt even be able to tell its a monster or whatever and what about veeeeery descriptive drawings? what about a photo if I took a picture and showed someone would that kill someone? through the picture like some combination of The Ring and like Slender man or something? and if so what If I put filters on it? or edited it to make it fuzzy at what point would it not kill? if always then what if I took a picture and made it just pixels and blurs? also what if In a video its a really quick flash like a single frame would it still kill you? I guess any reflective stuff would also kill you like metal even if its a really poor reflection
@@8Kazuja8 lol I know theres just so many things that dont make sense
It's essentially a (bad) lovecraft movie. If you glimpse it you lose your sanity. However they don't seem to know how to pull it off well, they get the general gist of how spooky not being able to see the object of horror is but don't realize you can't just do that. They also hilariously have created very few rules/boundaries for these horror, and in the same 2 hour movie broke those rules! How!
My biggest issue is that the monster makes people commit mass suicide if you look at it, no wait it's when you looked at the eyes of an infected person, no wait it's just the monster again and you don't commit suicide sometimes you become essentially a hivemind who animalistically tries to get people to look at the magnificent horror , no wait they're not always a hivemind and sometimes they can be sane enough to trick people that he's not crazy when he has clearly seen their visage to the point he can draw their appearances from memory, oh wait they're all like that now.
Like it cannot seem to decide what they can/cannot do or what exactly even is happening
RichterVonFuchs don't even true to compare this to lovecraft. Sure he was a predictable writer and didn't understand(and was scared) of a lot of ridiculous things, but this shit isn't in anyway as epic as Cthulhu.
@@RichterVonFuchs I don't think the movie is great ether, but I seriously think you misunderstood a lot of things during it if you jumped to that many conclusions for seemingly no reason.
At no point do they even hint at the idea that you would die if you looked at the eyes of an infected person so I don't understand where you got that from, the possessed people is a fine twist in my opinion as it brings some danger from something other than the shapeless figures that have already been basically defeated by blind folds. There was never a 'hivemind' of infected ether, just one group of crazy people and even they had to communicate with each other meaning they obviously weren't connected at any point ether and just working towards their common interest of making people see. Greg was always crazy from the start and didn't really hide it that well when you think about it, he just made up a story and the people stupidly believed him like the other guy at the super market only he waited because he would have been shot if he tried anything and fail converting anyone, he would have easily been caught in his lies if they bothered to check his eyes and his suit case but they didn't because Bald man was bad while dumb fat chick was good.
Also you don't have to explain how everything works from the first five minutes the monster appears, you just have to keep your rules consistent with each other which they mostly did, such as rule 2 doesn't necessarily break rule 1 for the Bird Box monster as all it does is makes you go crazy and where as rule 2 makes you go crazy and want to make other people see the monster as well.
The connection is that people go crazy when looking at it which is the one hard rule it has and that never changes, some people just decide to kill themselves instead while others embrace it.
Trouble in large numbers The film wasn’t “riddled with holes.”
John Malkovichs character wasn't even wrong when he said that everyone that they led into the house only brought death. Every single character getting invited into the house was just another hassle lmao, this movie was terrible
It really sucks so hard
The movie is secret propaganda for building the wall.
Right, if you're gonna make "the asshole" character, don't also make him right about everything...
@@evingrost2749 Why? Just because someone's an asshole, it doesn't mean they're wrong.
The movie went with it's Agenda - Walls work. Listen to Maga guy always. Guns save the lives of people you want to protect when they don't bash you over nthe head for being smart.
I give this movie a 10 the number of feet higher the wall gets
When my mom described the plot of this movie to me, I swore she was talking about The Happening
When will writers realize that seeing people kill themselves isn't scary, it's funny. Like seeing someone injure themself is scary, but as a general rule of thumb, the faster someone dies and the more painless the death is, the funnier it's going to be. That's why people laugh at Tom and Jerry, because it's cartoons getting hurt in really fast, goofy, ways so it reads as funny to people.
Having someone just walk a step to the left and get hit by the truck is basically as close as a horror movie can get to effing slapstick.
@@dracocrusher Whaaat? Nooo
@@dracocrusher Yeah, just throw some cartoon SoundFX here and there and the movie instantly becomes a comedy. XD
It's pretty much just "The Happening" with elements ripped straight from "A Quiet Place" and "The Mist".
@Lee H. "Bird Box" is "The Happening" just without all of the unintentional comedy. XD
I wish the movie was from a blind person's perspective
So an hour and a half of a black screen?
@@nicks1451 You DO know that not every blind person is 100% blind right???
that does bring up an interesting question about what level of blind you have to be the abate the suicide effects.
@@nicks1451 Alrighty. Working title:
Birdbox 2.0 - perspective of the blind
@@ameladaptivedaydreamer949 so an hour and a half of a blurry mess of colors? That still wouldn't be visually appealing so not exactly a good film idea
It's weird how some people describe Bird Box as "Lovecraftian Horror" because you don't see whatever makes people kill themselves. The way the people kill themselves makes no sense to me. When that one dude sailed into Cthulhu he didn't want to kill himself; it was out of desperation to stop whatever is there. When that other dude jumped out of his window in Dagon it wasn't because he snapped in a matter of seconds.
Tl;dr: Bird Box sucks. Kinda curious why people like it. But don't really care.
A lovecraftian trope is that the old gods are so abstract in form seeing them literally sends you insane it doesn't make you depressed
The only parallel is I think the victims are being exposed to something their brains can't handle thus the tie in to lovecraftian themes but it's a stretch.
Because that sounds way more marketingable than "stolen from Lovecraft".
People are starved from entertainment and eat whatever bullshit comes along.
Doloruth to compare this trash to Lovecraft is a travesty
You guys missed the point it was Netflix adaptation of youtube unboxing videos.
With the moral of the story being "just don't look at them"? Yeah, that fits.
I like the running gag of pointing out characters from 13 Reasons Why
Is it the Asian character?
We all do.
Are you the Asian guy from 13 Reasons Why?
@@wolfstar675 no, its sandra bullock and she's aging gracefully!!
What if a baby see's the monster? I assume people lose their minds after seeing it due to not being able to comprehend it but babies can't comprehend most things anyways
They lick outlets
Happiny : spicy toys
You found yet another plot hole in this miserable pile of shit story, good job
@@happiny4847 I thought they already do that
Babies are so incompetent at existing they effectively live in a Perpetual state of attempted suicide they're just too dumb and weak to do anything efficient
I love the idea now of a blind person just chilling in their house, unaware that this insane demon apocalypse thing was even happening. Like they're just making lunch and reading a braille book and making coffee and shit while the rest of the world has fallen into chaos
The funniest part of the movie was at the end when she named the girl Olympia when her mom clearly wanted her to have a princess name
I loved that you guys had the same plan as Malkovich, as in, "let's stay in the place where there's shitloads of food and water and the monsters can't get inside" but since he used the Trump quote the rest of the group was like "nah, let's grab some stuff and ditch the place forever"
Imagine refusing a good idea because the person who came up with it politically disagrees with you
I could actually see that happening during real apocalypse
@@luckypippin6867 "The zombies are approaching! Take this gun and let's get outta here!"
"Actually, I don't believe in guns. If we have a gun with us, we're 40% more likely to-" *gets eaten*
Step 1: make a shitty movie.
Step 2: add a trump reference or some other liberal political commentary.
Step 3: watch the film get carried by the media as a "fresh and compelling movie with some interesting ideas".
Step 4: profit.
P.S. Add a female/African-American protagonist and douchey/evil straight white guy for extra points.
@hydrogen_oxide because that would be smart and this movie clearly isn't.
The reason why NERVE and Bird Box are the same
Book-to-movie adaptations
MGK is in the movie
And the guy from 13 reasons why
And both are nothing like the book.
All the Adum and Pals movies share the same universe, the link between them being the Asian guy from 13 Reasons Why
@@sadvec6328 the AAP cinematic universe.
13 Reasons Why and all movies
This isn't The Happening, it's "The Nothing Is Happening"
Fuck
You know, when I first saw this movie, I actually came up with a better idea for what it could be about. It was a SERIOUSLY wasted opportunity to have Bullock meeting blind people a last minute twist at the very end of the movie...
What if the main character (or a secondary protagonist) was actually blind, and they end up having to teach everyone else how to function in this world without depending on their eyesight? This would give them an edge over the mysterious force that makes people kill themselves, but would also put them at a serious disadvantage against the insane people who don't need to cover their eyes.
Considering that the insane worship the mysterious entity and are constantly trying to make others look at it, they will view those completely incapable of looking at it as heathens that must be destroyed. Thus, the characters must use their wits to protect themselves (and especially the blind person) from the insane humans while also learning how to live in a world where opening their eyes could lead to their immediate deaths.
BAM, I'll take my millions of dollars now, please!
🏆
You really should read "Ensayo Sobre la Ceguera" by José Saramago.
Shit idea.
@@Dragonage2ftw Please explain. Oh wait, you're too brain dead to do so.
Dragonage2ftw You know, you could actually add on to his idea instead of deflecting from it like a bitch
Finally, somebody besides me makes slurping noises when characters kiss.
It should sound more like licking ice cream.
the blind guy saying “now that’s what I call delicious” with car explosions in the background killed me
In the book they were gouging their eyes out, instead of it being a school for the blind. Would've been so much cooler that way
This was a book? Was it any good?? Who was is by? I have so many questions. 🤯
@@XxElectricRainbowsxX I haven't ever read the book but apparently it's by Josh Malerman
There is a school for the blind in the book at the end, too. Get your facts straight. Some ppl also blind themselves there, so you got that part correct.
@@oberstul1941 Would you happen to know the name of the book? :3
@@XxElectricRainbowsxX it's bird box, mate.
This plot could have been solved if they just removed their eyes
Thinkin out side the -bird- box.
I mean come on movie directors what were you thiiinking
Hey man, I wanted to apologize for telling you fuck you in a few of your comments, I know you don't have any control over how other users just upvote your comments just 'cause. Have a good one
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That's Actually the end of the book
Remember how people couldn’t get enough of this film when it came out and now nobody even remembers it?
Not even the idiotic blindfold challenge/meme that made it popular is remembered. Shows how marketing cannot create staying power on its own.
the literal only reason i remember this garbage is because of Adum&Pals
@@davii2663 for real, lmao.
been binging the series and totally forgot bird box existed until i got to this video.
So she kept calling the kids “Boy” & “Girl” because she didn’t want to care if they died? lol
'Are you showing us the most interesting part of your characters lives? If you aren't, why aren't you?'
This movie probably would have benefited from asking this question, because it would be better if it was just chronological instead of jumping back and forth all the time.
Are you seriously saying that it's better to not destroy any potential for attachment to the characters by heavily implying that they'll be dead within short? No, that just sounds silly /s.
Hey, I remember Ben Yahtzee saying that once! ^^
@@cartooncritique6625 A lot of people who do some form of writing or creative world building learn this very early on so I wouldn't be surprised if he had said that. : )
I agree with Adam in that I think the movie would have been a lot more interesting if it would have stuck with Sandra In the current timeline and wasn't just all these flashbacks. The other actors just muddy the film and the jumping back to the present for like 5 minutes at a time while the past is 85% of the movie just disorients and frustrates me.
I mean, the flashbacks definitely took up the majority of the movie's run time so why did they even needed to be flashbacks? The story could've just went on with a regular, straight time frame and it would literally take Nothing away from the movie imo!
Because it's cheaper to film two people having a conversation than being outdoors lol. This movie blows
@CSmiley EXACTLY. Once I realized how the timeline works (Which took a while because it's garbage) I was just like "Oh my god hurry up and kill the other characters so we can get this over with."
The movie would be unwatchable if you did that.
Well, it's a Netflix trope by now. You make pointless time mixing. Like with the Witcher!
That hitmarker when her sister got hit by the truck killed me too
lol yea but apparently she had a lot of health because she didn't die, otherwise the marker would be red!
12:23 "Nobody watches movies for longer than half an hour."
Me: *Precedes to watch Adum's 2 hour Kimba video.*
Or his almost 4 hour review of the New Lion King part 1.
Trent Reznor later told Variety that he felt scoring this movie was "a waste of fucking time because they mixed the music so low, you couldn't hear it anyway".
Blind people are allowed to:
-play soulful piano music
-provide ominous warnings in horror movies
-fight crime
Otherwise, yes, it's the camps. What's so hard to understand about that?*
*Can everyone do me a favor and not read this comment to a blind person? Thanks!
Read it in braille now Im mad
..... -..- ..
Idk what that says but, it probably says nothing
@@airitech572 It says "cc(nothing)(nothing)c(nothing)c"
I think you're thinking of Morris Code, homie.
@@airitech572 OMFG! Nevermind, I just got it!
Blind people "c (nothing)"!
You're a goddamn genius!
We need a 3rd high concept horror movie to come along where the monster stalks its prey by following the scent of their farts. It could be called Dutch Oven or the Bean Paradox or something.
Sounds like a South Park parody
Pål Christian Andersen It Follows?
I like Dutch Oven. Like, that's what they have to do to themselves to survive.
*Silent but deadly*
Yes I know its a 2 year old comment.
@@bp6019 amazing
The squinting comment has killed me. Please arrange my funeral
Who do you want to narrate it?? MrCreepypasta? LetsRead?
Wassup Dad
Woah didn’t expect to see you here (big fan of yours btw)
So the planning didn’t work, so how about a baby shower cake
Can I just throw you in the trash? It's good enough for Frank Reynolds.
The point of the bell was that the monster can copy their voices but it can't copy the bell
Finnan Cahill The movie changes its rules for the monsters often, so I don’t really care. The forgettable woman still decides to call out for the children, anyway, instead of making a bell for herself.
"It's John Malkovich; options are limited."
is my new favorite sentence.
Watch this movie blindfolded challenge.
I was actually playing it in the background while playing poker and havent missed anything significant. I am not kidding.
That's not a challenge, it is actually the recommended way of watching this dogshit movie. Watch this movie without a blindfold, now THAT'S a challenge.
So if you see the movie you’ll have an uncontrollable temptation to blind yourself. Is this the real reason behind the bird box challenge?
It's boring enough already
Sounds like an improvement
Quiet place: No talking
Birdbox: No looking
Can't wait for the no hearing one
Hush: No hearing
Emperors new groove: No Touchy
Just combine all of them: A senseless place.
Don't Breathe
@@serroz573
Funny how none of those already make sense
I laughed WAY too hard on the commentary about Malkovich and the minorities
If you wanted us to oppose the characters politics probably don't cast John Malkovich. He's just too likeable of an actor to hate.
It's pretty funny how they tried so hard to portray him as the evil republican white man when the script continuously proves him right and the dumbass leftists get him killed.
"Malkovich and the minorities"
Now that's a killer band name
"That woman was my wife"
"MYWIFE!"
"MAH WAAFE!"
Highuh fivuh.
Wife?i thought it was a goat!
Birdbox? More like It's Happening Again
The happening of our generation.
16:36 "roll your eyes in the back of your head" wtf man, i cant do this
Literally just close your eyes tight and force them open with your fingers.
...Notice that you can't see anything. That's because your eyes are rolled back.
It’s impossible if you have your eyes open willingly. If you ever try to pry someone’s eyes open while they are sleeping the eye goes straight up. If you try to keep your eyes closed shut while trying to open them with your fingers, your eyes instantly go up. Don’t know why it happens but it does.
@@tigerofthewest8 to protect the eye from the sudden sunlight.
Vanitas oh sick
@@tigerofthewest8 It is extremely easy to do it with your eyes open willingly. It's not impossible at all.
So are the blind just wandering around, chillin' and stepping on dead bodies?
Probz
The end showed that dogs are still around, so why aren't there a lot of wild dogs and cats roaming around?
Maybe you need human eyes?
I watched the movie with a friend who read the book and she said animals commit suicide too when they see it.
Why don't birds do it then?
the movie bitched out and flocks of birds do commit suicide, but all birds can like, sense when the creatures are near and panic to try getting away.
@@AyaVyse oh shit there is a book? Did the friend think it was better than the movie?
I can't believe Scoots really gone! I just got into the Adum and Pals series in the past year or so and would fall asleep to them. Definitely gonna be enjoying these even more now. Rip Scoot, we'll miss you! 😔
Ah, my favorite hobby: Listening to people rag on movies that I've never watched, nor want to watch.
Sometimes it's the best way to "watch" a movie especially the terrible ones such where you're kind of curious to see just how bad it is but not curious enough to put yourself through the torture of actually watching it.
same af lmao
"They really front-loaded it with horses!" Every minute of this was hilarious
-...what's causing mass suicide...
- Idk, BEING IN RUSSIA?
Ouch.
It hurts 'cause it's true.
Jonestown wasn't in Russia.
@@minaxsocietas480 this comment wasn't about Jonestown... Did you watch the video?
Mar I’m from Russia. You are right :(
Same here, bro.
Also I know there town called Odessa in Texas and small town called Paris in Russia (not to be confused with French Capital), so everything is possible!
@@CyberSpider35 There's also a Moscow in Idaho!
I think Sandra Bullock played too much God of War before naming the kids.
The scene where the fat chick jumps out of the window is one of the most unintentionally funny things I've ever seen in a movie.
The Chris Pratt joke aged pretty well with how many weird roles he has these days
Fun fact the monsters were going to look like derpy snake babys
I was very disappointed when I saw the concept art.
Only to Sandra Bullock. Since she is pregnant and all. The monsters will always look like your worst fear.
@@andersgale9544 Oh my god I hate the fuck out of that concept
Noah Hansz it was said that was just her nightmare with this baby monster. They look nothing like that.
Hamham oh so they would have looked like they had fetal alcohol syndrome, because her dumbass was going to drink a full bottle of wine while pregnant and then had the audacity to give the doctor that she beast look when she rightfully suggested adoption. Edit: because if the apocalypse didn't happen I doubt she would end up be a responsible mother or mother at all.
Kept hearing this movie was so “great!” But i never saw it because i heard foo much about it. Glad i skipped it cause it looks...exactly how i thought it would be.
Everyone hyped it up and my whole family watched it and I was the only one hating the everloving shit out of it
K. Charrette i know this a 2 months old but: me watching a quiet place lmao. Movie was so damn boring.
@@QueenOfPessimism LOL I haven't seen it yet (I feel like I'd have the same experience lol) but I relate so hard to that
This movie is basically one joke that Steven Wright made on a talk show:
Craig Ferguson: So what are you up to? Do you have any hobbies? What’s your hobby?
Steven: .... my hobby is me trying not to commit suicide
I miss Craig 🙁
i love how during the credits, when they're complaining about not having any horse kiss scenes, a horse drawing goes unnoticed through the credits
i think that comment was actually prompted by seeing the horse heads drawing in the credits
@@KmiiVC yeah, i think you're right
The we're all gonna die outros he always did are so sad now 😢
They literally could've written in that it was a self-driving car, lol. Would've made more sense, and been more believable. We have those *_now._*
And how did they get back in the garage using the GPS, the guidance would have turned off when they got to the front of the house
This feels like a high budget film directed by Neil Breen.
So....
M Night Shyamalan?
Because he directed this
@@boppe2235 wait, no shit? Really?
Tootsie I stand corrected I was thinking of The Happening
@@boppe2235 I love that there's a movie on this Earth that was both really popular for whatever reason but is also compared to The Happening a lot.
@@tootsie_ yes
“This is place is happening”
And this movie to
A Quiet Happening, perhaps?
I wouldn't have been so annoyed at John Malkovich always being right if the movie didn't acknowledge it, and then go on to continue to ignore everything he said
It bothered me how hard the movie tries so hard to get you to dislike him, even shoving in that MAGA reference. Like the viewers are supposed to go "Oh no, AND he's a conservative!!" It was pretty cringe.
@@klg9549 A character with different opinions? 🔫😠😠😠
Do Hollywood writers really think we're that dumb?
@@klg9549 I don't see that way 100% imo. I feel like if they really wanted you to dislike his character, they would've made him prematurely shoot the dude or something like that. Instead John was right in the bed and even tried saving everybody, so it was more like "hey you see this conservative wet wipe? Well he was the only level headed character in the movie lol gotcha"
@@hiddenleafdrip3869 Yes, which makes the film even less likeable. Conservatives are either too dumb to know what's best for everyone or too hate-filled to care. That's why they're conservatives.
@@hiddenleafdrip3869Rorschach effect, every single time. The Boys is getting hit with it hard
"Why do my eyes hurt?"
"Because you've never used them"
-Matrix
Was that Wilhelm scream edited in? 7:57
I can't tell if people do it as tribute or in genuine use anymore.
Wilhelm screams are usually edited into all movies it’s like an inside sound editor joke that started a long time ago
Now that you know this you’ll never miss it again
*(X)* Doubt
@@officialsarac0 I think they're asking if adum edited it in or if it's in the original movie
Fun fact: higher pitched noises carry more auditory information and are easier to locate, so ringing a bike bell to signal your position is better than yelling
When they're blind, then why even wear clothes anymore?
Hater of Ningen I listened to the whole commentary while watching the film and I was very surprised this didn’t get brought up
because clothes have more uses than just visually covering us. personally id get cold being naked all the time, and die during winter
Lol nice reference
I am currently hating myself for not referencing this on the commentary. Missed opportunity.
Unlike dogs, as an example, we are not covered in fur. Clothes also keep us warm.
I actually burst out laughing when you said "shes storing the child for winter"
“I thought we put them in camps”
Her opening monologue about how rough this is going to be is what everybody should be told before they bottom for the 1st time
Brandy263 XD
Highly underrated comment right there
OkamiMax lmao
You know you right you right
Literally don't even know what this comment means
Birdbox is proof that mediocrity and incompetence are the new "great" in American film.
Not really.
Dragonage2ftw It is. Look at how Hollywood avoids uniqueness and innovation like the plague. There movies consist of poorly explained tropes and passionless actors only there for a paycheck.
@@Dragonage2ftw yes it is, if its not COMPLETE shit, they praise it like a film making marvel, if it is complete shit, it means its OK
I really haven't heard anyone calling it great, they either called it bad or mediocre. Where are you seeing the praise?
chance lewis SJWS? Black supremacy groups? Jesus Christ you anti sjw nerds complain about SJWS more than SJWS complain about anything
Drink every time Adam says "This is funny" and doesn't laugh
Im dead
That's like 80% of the commentaries or his streams
Your photo goes along with this SO well.
All I saw of this film was some instagram meme that went "you discovered Sandra Bullock on Bird Box? BIHHHHH I WATCHED IT FOR HER"
Needless to say I didn't watch it after that
That "old lady" is Jackie Weaver, an Australian actress twice-nominated for Academy Awards (Animal Kingdom and Silver Linings Playbook).