THE WOMAN IN BLACK (2012) Ending Explained
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2020
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In The Woman in Black, a down on his luck lawyer (Daniel Radcliffe) is given a new case in the small English village Crythin Gifford where he unravels the mystery behind a deadly curse involving the vengeful spirit known as the Woman in Black. Breaking down the movie, all about the woman's backstory and explaining the ending.
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She is basically the teacher that punishes the entire class for one kid acting up
Correct
@@randomman11167 THAT'S A WAR CRIME HAHHA
not 911. K? Oof.
FACTS!
Same but the kid acting up dont get punished im my pe class
Daniel Radcliffe- *Is a legitimately talented actor and artist*
Filmgoers- "What are you doing here Mr. Harry Potter man?"
Mr Harry Potter Man Sir ain't u supposed to be at Hogwarts being British and magical and shit?
@Lee McDonald I'm pretty sure Radcliffe could pass Harry Potter if he got Bruce Wayne too
@Lee McDonald
Pfft, sparkle nerd hasn't shed anything.
@Lee McDonald
The joke
Your head
Robert is a great actor, but nobody is living down Twilight. Crappy movies do not help actors live them down, if anything it shows he, and Kirsten Stewart, are good enough actors to build a filmography past those crappy movies.
He will always be sparkle nerd. And that's what makes him a good actor.
@Lee McDonald Rob also was not a child actor in that series and he had also played in other works before that series. People have examples of what Rob is capable of other than that one thing
Never realized this, but having a male main character in a horror film seems surprisingly uncommon
@JustSomeGuyOnTheNet Me too. I can only think of this and maybe the movie Eli.
I think it’s usually set up the way because sometimes we see a woman as being more vulnerable.
it’s really, really not though..... The thing, get out are just two off the top of my head. Also tons of the classic movie killers like jason, freddy kreuger, sam, michael meyers, etc. could also be considered the main characters of their respective series. It’s true that women are the main chars in horror more often but the difference in treatment towards women horror mains and male ones is undeniable. It seems like brushing over a lot of important context when you just frame it as “theres a lot more women main characters in horror than males”
Squid S I think what he meant were main protagonists. Those you named after get out and the thing were all antagonists in the movie, which don’t really count.
@@IBeSyd84 he meant "victims"
Fun Fact: In the 1989 version of The Woman in Black, the lead actor was Adrian John Rawlins, who years later played James Potter.
Damn, that was a good fact.
The Potters are ghost hunters ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Solid
Like Father like Son
Damn everything is a remake xD
I remember seeing this movie when I was like 14 and thinking how Daniel Radcliffe's character had brass balls checking shit all alone lol
Doctor Dad I remember watching this in the theaters when I was 8 couldn’t sleep for days
Lol exactly
I just watched it and kept thinking "this guy has the biggest balls in the world"
me and my mate both agreed he was thick as surely...
I never understand how these spirits always manage to set up such elaborate jump scares and plans to terrorize the protagonist rather than just killing them
Was thinking the same thing. Like why do they just try and scare them? Can really take you out of a good horror movie if you notice it.
@@kale5953 because people taste better when scared.
This is why we have something called "Willing Suspension of Disbelief".
In real life I’ve always wondered.....”you are a ghost...why the hell do you need to slam cabinets and doors?!” It’s like they are bored to death 😉 😂
Isn’t that what life does to us?
I remember the movie in theaters. There was a brief second everyone thought he survived and literally you could hear people clap and sigh in relief until everyone saw the dead wife. The atmosphere just dropped and everyone went silent for a second to process that our man didn't make it. It was hard man. Everyone was talking about it as we left 😭 they killed our boy lmao
GREAT MOVIE...wish I saw it in the theater.
@@bigbabysld is a shit movie
@@schiribeats , it's the shit...yeah i know
Bruh moment
@steph.annie.m and talk and cheer and curse at the screen🤣🤣🤣🤣
You know something, for some reason, watching you explain the entire movie, is somehow better than watching the actual movie. No sarcasm, the little to no smart comment, and just scene&explaination was easy to follow and understand. Thanks for the great content.
@YAL_SCAL 18 right on.
I enjoy his channel to watch and see if a movie I’m planing to see is actually good and he’s actually introduced me to many movies I wouldn’t have watched either way. I don’t mind spoilers either I hate anticipation and not knowing what’s going to happen
@@danielaberber5185 spoiler on bad tv show and bad movies, is actually warranted to avoid wasting time.
It's because a movie could be bad, while these videos only cover the plot and good bits
@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868 It was a rhetorical question.
producers of “The Nun” should’ve taken notes from this film
What do you mean?
@prinniesforeveryone The nun was dumb. It was just some people walking in dark rooms and then SPOOK.
Christopher Bennett im not gonna lie it scared the shit outta me lmaoooo I love both movies
@prinniesforeveryone it seems you're one of those kinda of people and I don't blame you but honestly the nun was bad
Here's why?
Relying on jumpscares and running through the dark doesn't really make the movie any better
It's so predictable
ohhh more scare, dark darkkkk.
But when you have some good plot that doesn't need jumpscares to push your dumb horror movie that's what I call a good horror movies.
prinniesforeveryone lol how old are you. Try Annabelle Creation. The nun was boring as hell
Moral of the story for this film: Harry Potter should've stayed in wizard school.
And that even in death, crazy bitches be crazy
Always good for a simp comment
@@iHaveTheDocuments How is this a simp comment-
I’ve seen you so many times😭
I feel like the entire plot of this movie could of been avoided if they literally just communicated with Arthur. Instead of telling him to get lost they could just say 'Hey dude dont go to that house or everyone will die, cause yah know spooky ghost lady!'
Exactly, considering warning him would have saved the lives of their children.
Wouldn't that makes things worst? Alot of visitors will be thrilled to go there tbh. Nobody's gonna believe there s such a thing as ghost especially for a lawyer like him who s more into finding truth and such. Regardless what they'll say, he still going to go there and finish the job. The warnings might work on people who are superstitious or are generally afraid of spirits but a lawyer...hmmm.
the problem in horror movie, lack of communication 🤣
@Bzake well if 20 people told him not to go in there he would believe it.
@@KoTsuki-jo1pw true, and his job was on the line. He probably would still go cause he has a child to take care of 😭 just setting him up for failure
when you realize that The Woman In Black isn’t a spin-off of Men in Black.
-XD-
Lol
When I first saw this when I was little me and my little sister thought it was a spin off of men in black just as women
😂
There’s also a play
The way I see the ending she wanted to kill his son in front of him and the fact he was selfless in sacrificing himself defeated her plan so he got the "good" afterlife ending
Yeah I am kinda disappointed he didn't talk about this. That his son gets to go with him to be with his wife instead of being trapped with the woman like the other children.
Also got out of the sin he would eventually commit in suicide, where he would not be able to be with his family.
Yes exactly. So arthur defeated her and she couldn't claim his son. Like the many children she done claimed. Lady in black wasn't expecting him to jump on the tracks. I think she wanted Arthur to feel misery like the other parents. The Other parents weren't around Their children when she unfortunately took their lives, in exception of arthur. Therefore i think at the end..she was giving him more of the evil eye lol cuz even in death, he was still able to save his son(spiritually) & he was reunited with his wife and found happiness. Where they were able to walk away and weren't victims trapped in her curse like the rest of the children on the platform. So her bitter ass lost at the end and knew she couldn't touched them..and wife played a huge part of being their guardian angel was already protecting them & waiting at the end to claim them😏❤
In the Original Play, the Story goes That if you see the woman in black, your child will die soon so…
School just got canceled for the day so I’m laying in bed and enjoying my morning by watching this lol
Edit: school was canceled for the rest of the year last month. I’m doing online school
Was it cancelled bc of the virus?
Yo same
My schools closed for 2 weeks
Jessica Davis yeah
Colleen Dermott felt
Man Arthur's a bad ass you're telling me he saw a little kid rise up out of the grave and jugle the front door knob... and he still opened it WTF and he also ran into a burning building to save someone he is practically likely hero material
Yeah. Same here. I would have bolted.
What do you expect, he's a griffindor😉
Yea. I would have Ran away. Hell I would turn into Usain Bolt.
@@zylasneil3826 100 points to gryffindor
I mean, he faced worse during his years at Hogwarts.
You forgot to mention that the woman in black did in fact give Arthur some thanks for returning Nathaniel. she let him go to the afterlife WITH his son and wife rather than keeping his son with the rest of the murdered children
Huh. Haven't thought about that... 🤔
I kept on thinking of it that way but I wasn't certain that it was the way I perceived the ending too
Nope she tried to take his son too, it’s just that Arthur was with his son so he had no regrets
@@sonderistic7664 have you read the book?
@@sonderistic7664 nah she almost has a slight grin when looking at Arthur reunited, since he reunited her family, she did the same, why else would she watch on?
I took away that when they died she was mad and screamed at the end because she couldn't take the boy away from his father.
Ooooooo nice
I thought the same thing and I was a little happy
I took the ending differently then you did. I thought in her deranged way, she thought she was doing him a favor. Even though she could never be at peace, she wanted the only person to actually try to do her a kindness to be at peace. That how I took it, she set this up to reunite him with his wife in the afterlife. If she truly wanted to punish him, i believe she would have just made sure the child died so he could suffer, but by both giving them a quick death, they could all 3 be together for eternity.
I thought the same thing after watching the movie. It also made a bit of sense, seeing the Woman in Black's face when watching Arthur go for his son. She may have turned into an evil spirit, but Arthur was the first and only one who attempted to understand what she went through and do something for her.
Same, as n odd sort of thanks
Oh hey, Tamara Brewer! Someone else who agrees with me!
Mans could’ve helped himself but y’all too mentally weak
I totally agree with u on this one. Thats exactly how i saw it as well. She knew he was suffering and since he made an effort to help her, she helped him to reunite with his wife.
I really like how the end of the movie subverted my expectations. I didn't expect both Arthur and his son to end up dying. I interpreted the end of the movie as the Woman failing to spread her pain to Arthur. In accidentally killing him she brought him happiness once more.
You should 100% read the book, or at least the ending. A very different ending and one I'd argue is even better
I had a sligtly different interpretation of the ending, i thought that it was more her twisted amd broken way of rewarding Arthur for bringing her son back. She got her victims and kept her iron grip on the town but reunited him with his lost love. By no means has she come to be at peace but arthur was an outsider and tried to give her son back so she changed her curse ever so slightly. But maybe that was just me being sentimental
@@timfloresphoto Yes he did a recap and gave his interpretation of the ending, then i commented mine. I understand it is his opinion and all i did was share mine too. I have not said anything derogatory about his opinion nor did i say mine was the only correct one.
I'mNotCrazy JustALittleWeird I don’t think Timothy is trying to argue with you- and I absolutely thought in her mind she was rewarding him too. Hence him going to his wife and not ending up with the ghost children on the platform.
@@timfloresphoto ok sorry, I've been grumpy all day and I'm guessing I misunderstood your comments intent because of it. It's really hard to read tone on a comment lol
This is cute in a creepy way :-/
I don't think it's a reward. Just before a Arthur's death she literally says "never forgive never forget." Proving she didn't care. Instead she tried to kill his son and leave him in a life of misery but the thing is she didn't expect him to leap onto the tracks and so she lost. Instead of Arthur feeling misery he has been reunited with his family and he is happy and that final scene is her looking in anger as she has lost.
Fun Fact: The original one stars the actor who played James Potter in the Harry Potter movies in the same role as Daniel Radcliffe in this one.
kewl
*The More You Know* 🌈⭐️
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@@madisonby2490 nailed it!
Now I want to see the that one😃
My school is closed for 5 weeks cos of corona and im enjoying Foundflix, Dead meat and CinemaSins on RUclips
Good luck on online classes man
In Canada right now where at least where I am in Canada we have a extra 2 weeks off for March break because corona
Mine too, except it’s for 2 weeks
Edit: I’m kidding 😭
Same dude
Scary mysteries
My fav
“Grace: the possession” is an amazing 1st person POV film. The entire movie is literally through the eyes of the possessed. Scared the crap out of me for days
Seems like a creepy horror flick, might watch it, how long is it?
Cormac McColgan about an hour and a half
@@caitlinfowler1098 well I might as well watch it, thanks for the recommendation I guess
@fucku weebsnfurries what about it? It’s Jiro from kamisama kiss. Is that a problem
Radcliffe is an underrated actor. Swiss Army Man, What If and Horns are fantastic performances.
Under-rated...? 🤨
@@diy_cat9817 A lot of people judge his career just on Harry Potter, when he made better films after the franchise ended.
@@TheGrimmCommoner I don't think they're judging him, and that wouldn't even imply under rating him. It just means those are the movies he's known for.
But, I think you'd be surprised how many people have seen the many other movies he's been in AND the plays he's been a part of.
Guns Akimbo was different and fun too!
My curent fave: Guns Akimbo
Hagrid: "You're a unit of power, Harry"
Harry: "I'm a Watt?"
Ba dum tsss
Wow, that was pretty bad, but you got a like from me
Schmitty Bacall I know, I know 😬
Ampressive
This is watt comment section was made for
None of the children's parents were around when their kids died. Arthur is the only parent who was there for his son.
The ending to me isn't a bad ending but instead a nice but upsetting ending yes the women caused them both to die however in doing so reunited Arthur and his son with their wife/mother. In a sense it's a weird version of kindness as Arthur was hunted by the death of his wife. Arthur helped the women in black reunite with her dead son, so in return she reunites the broken family with their dead wife/mother
Yeah, I agree, the ending was the happiest part of the film to me
Sadly that’s not true, the woman did not kill Arthur and His son to reunite them, she never forgave Arthur, even after he reunited her with her son. Before Arthur’s death she’s heard in the house saying “Never forgive never forgive” this shows she doesn’t care about Arthur or his son and she’s going to kill them anyway which she does, the ending shot of her face is pure hatred because Arthur came out the winner and got to be with his family again, which is exactly what she had hoped wouldn’t happen.
@@pingu5543 yes th what I need to say
It's bitter sweet
I only watch these Explained videos if:
1. I’ve seen the movie and was confused
2. I’ve seen the movie and completely understood it but I want to see if I missed anything or I just like rewatching a recap.
3. I haven’t seen the movie because I know for a hard fact I don’t want to see the movie.
I hate spoilers for something I wanna watch.
I feel like this was a thank you, the woman in black knew he was suffering without his love just like she was suffering without a child. He was the only one to sit down and understand, made that connection to her. He set out to help her, to rest her spirit but the pain will never move on unless in the spirit world she was reunited will the son. The son spirit was lost. As a thank you for atleast trying she gave him his heart wish, which was to see his wife along with bringing the kid with him. She stares at him at the end cause she knows he is reunited and don’t have to hurt anymore.
It's actually kinda a nice ending when you put it like that tbh I gotta agree with it to bad she herself will keep hurting
That’s exactly what I thought!! I mean it makes sense with the way she watches them walk off as a whole family again
No way his wife was protecting him the whole time, the WIB screamed at the end because she was angry she didn't get the sons soul
@@AirQuotes that's what I thot
No. I don't think she would be so kind. She actually wants to kill his kid to make him feel what it's like to loss a son. She always says 'never forgive', so it's pretty much obvious she is very vengeful.
What she doesn't expect that Arthur would jump after his child. Well, he is pretty much suicidal after his wife die.
So, since he is with his son at the time of death and his wife always guarding him, she couldn't get his son soul like other children's. It explains how she kinda look pissed at the end.
Although he doesn't solve anything, it kinda brings peace to Arthur being with his wife, with his son, again.
“The Midnight Meat Train” is the best title I have ever heard
Yeah I tried to watch it but couldn’t get through even 5 minutes
@@zachsorenson1382 because it's bad or scary?
Tyler Reynolds it’s very shitty it’s a “B” or “C” movie with “A” names
@@zachsorenson1382 sounds like a sweet porn tuh mee
He never once says "its nice to MEAT you" before killing someone and it high key pisses me off
When i was 8 my parents watched it, i came and they let me watch with them...i was broken for 2 weeks
When I was younger, I remember seeing an ad for this and almost crying, because I was so terrified.
I haven't seen either. But hear me out. You should do Midnight Meat Train, in collaboration with Dead Meat. It rings off the ears well, "Midnight Meat Train With Dead Meat"
Should I Quit Rapping
I really hope this happens but James A. Janisse, the host of Dead Meat, is busy with his wedding. Maybe he can send a small surprise clip tho 😁
@@Moochie2k i heard day 1ss. Its kinda lit boy💪🏾 good vibes and nice hook
Midnight Meat Train is AWESOME.
James A Janisse passed away from Ligma
She kind of screwed herself seeing as she couldnt claim the child like she wanted. That and she's gonna suffer alone while they move on.
honestly i see the ending as an act of kindness in return for arthur’s attempt at kindness for her. the way she looks at them walking away to me seems like she’s almost happy that they’ve been reunited, i think she knew arthur would die as well so did what she did to reunite the family
People should make a movie that is truly terrifying movie, but the protagonist is a no-nonsense guy who doesn’t care, I feel like that would be a cool movie.
Cheesy Taters did you mean: Shane Madej the movie
@@mlokgerm Yeah pretty much buzzfeed unsolved supernatural
Cheesy Taters Lol I’ve always wondered what a horror movie would be like if the protagonist just didn’t get scared. But Kurt Russel plays a no nonsense protagonist in The Thing if you wanna watch that.
@@dogmommafurever And that character is awesome.
The Thing and Alien 1&2 and Event Horizon are the only ones I can think of when it comes to no-nonsense heroes facing horror/menacing threat and mostly keep their cool.
Man "The Invitation" makes you doubt yourself all the time. Feels like an emotionally abusive relationship
kittywinkle101 it's so good
With TWIB it’s beyond the simple act of returning her son. She seen what happened, she knew where the body was in life and never attempted to retrieve him. So to me this isn’t about the kid it never was. The woman was always filled with anger and hatred (the letters) she was never happy or satisfied I doubt in death it would change. She cursed herself long before her sons death, his death just solidified it. And the end wasn’t positive she didn’t intend for him to go after his son like everyone else she wanted him to suffer, her face still shown grief and malice. Again she has no humanity at this point her soul can’t be redeemed. It would have been nice to think she did it out of kindness but she didn’t. You guys are putting humanity in a place where it’s void
poggers
Good analysis
I agree
Olivia Burres I agree. She was a evil spirit not misunderstood.
Makes sense ... it took two men about twenty minutes to find the boys body and it had never been searched for by his mother
I believe Arthur returning her son's body did have an effect, since after the death of him and his son they reunite with his wife and walk off together while the Woman in Black watches, while all the other children she's killed are trapped and linked to her curse unable to move on.
this makes sense
In the Original Play, Arthur survived and i THINK his family survived too? Because he made it home? I don’t remember if Arthur’s family lives in the play. But I know the man he’s writing a play *about* it with loses his family. It’s a great play
@@kylebear8101 in book and play Arthur child is killed when woman in black causes horse to get scared wreck the carriage on tree killing child instantly and Stella critically injured dies ten months later.
Maybe it isn’t a negative ending, it’s sad that there weren’t an alternative but in the end his family is reunited, The Lady in Black did not claim his son as she did so many others. My guess is because he and his son already had a soul in the afterlife to claim them, all the Lady in Black could do is watch.
Not to mention there was a moment where his dead wife was seen inside the house, almost trying to protect him. I almost took her face as disgust as both Arthur and his son were reunited with his wife/mother.
@@KyetaiKatt Do you have a clip where his wife's seen in the house?? Or do you remember what part that happened at?
I thought she reunited them on purpose. "you reunite my family, I reunite yours. Thanks."
I thing it's just Arthur being a bad father in the end at the train station.
No actual sensible parent would leave their 5 yo kid free at a place like a train boarding platform to wander freely.
Especially after they know the kid to be in danger.
Not a parent yet, but wouldn't let a kid run around like that.
Also the nanny is equally useless. Even if Arthur got really thankful & focused on the rich guy, the nanny is standing free right there, should have caught the kid.
If anything, the nanny should be more anxious to look after the kid, but a real life Arthur would lift his kid up on his arms & only let go in the train seat.
...and I was just thinking about when Foundflix would put out the *_HARRY POTTER VS AN ANGRY GHOST LADY_* ending explained
Should I Quit Rapping
@Moochie2k, Yes
I cant see Radcliffe as anything but an older harry potter
Subscribe or Die have you commented this on one of his post before or am I trippin and having deja vu
“The Midnight Meat Train” Awesome movie, excellent twisted ending. Lets do this one dude!
I can never usually get the full story when watching movies likes this, usually preparing for the next jump scare to pay attention.
Great to actually finally know the story behind the Woman in Black.
When i first watched this movie, that second trip to the house felt like an hour long. Only a few years later did i actually figure it really only lasted 15 minutes. Wasnt out of boredom, actually quite the opposite. I was scared shitless
His blue eyes have an eeriness to this whole movie, taking a second look at it, they’re vibrant yet dead
the woman in black also has a play that is performed in the Fortune Theatre in London and the play was out before the film, both the play and the film focus on different aspects with the film focusing more on the children and the affects they experience where as the play tends to focus on the woman in black herself, two half of the same story
Nice profile pic
I’ve seen the play, it’s truly creepy. It’s also a two-man show except from the Woman.
@@AvatarBliss I know that's what makes it so good, I've lost track of how many times I've seen it and they change the timing of the jump scares for every viewing so your never too sure when it's gonna happen
I watched this in theater, and thought it was really fantastic. I thought the ending was... bittersweet. It was amazing that they went with that choice, and it surprised me in a good way. A lot of people tend to think of "dying" as a sad end but in a way he did "save" his son, at least in spirit (HA!) and was able to go with him, keeping him safe, even in the afterlife. In the end he and his son were reunited with his wife, able to walk off together with a smile on their faces.
Not only that, but I think it was a way to show that death isn't some kind of punishment for the ones who she kills- which is supported by the fact that the kids aren't afraid of her, even though they're the ones that are being killed- because it's not the kids the lady wants to punish, but the parents. The kids standing in the train window aren't tormented, but accusatory. The people who see them are supposed to be tormented.
I saw this movie at the theater, i was legit scared. I watched most of the house scenes through my eyelashes, I breathed easily whenever he left the house and I recall disliking how brave Radcliffes character was. They truly nailed the dark atmosphere. Solid movie, super said part 2 was awful.
This has to be the first time in history that someone hates bravery🤣🤣🤣🤣
"you gotta guy going down a hall with a candle I'm sold!" 😂😂😂 Accurate
Honey Milano ok but can we talk about how peng u are
Sarah Corey haha u miss every shot u don’t shoot 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
😂👍
@@ld2573 simp
“Even considering the release of the death that would reconnect him with his lost love” this is why I love the channel you know how to word things perfectly , my dumbass would of just said “homie had the big sad because his girl left him so he was about yeet himself off the planet”
You are a Jewel of Society
"homeboy got the ouchies on the fi-fies cuz his main biatch ded,so he wanna go flop"
Your dumb ass would have said "would of"
I’m sorry but I don’t remember asking
Scully wood off* ftfy
The play version is actually identical to the movie version with a few differences. This caused me to feel alot of emotions I haven't felt for a very long time, great movie and a great play. Would recommend it.
I've missed your videos. I've been catching up with the films you've covered so far, and i have not been disappointed!
13:23. NOPE.
It's bad enough when I wake up at night to find my kid staring at me, 2" away from my nose.
Has Found Flix ever done "Train To Busan" I searched and didn't find it, would love to see him cover it.
Also great summary of Woman In Black - Thanks for this
I loved that movie it would be amazing if he covered it
i know where you can find it on youtube
My take on the ending was not that she had managed to claim another child so in addition to an adult, but through the father's effort in the end he managed to save his child from being captured by her. In this ultimate selfless act by the parent, she is envious and defeated
I think this was one of the first "scary" movies I saw in theaters, and at 13 it spooked the hell out of me
your name and pic looks familiar...I think I saw you trying to be nice to an incel in a comment section last night lol
Awnity Oh my god... Yeah that might have been me you saw lmao. Not much luck there, but I tried. Poor guy was just so angry at the world.
I remember watching this movie when it came out, I was around ten. I didn’t sleep for two days, I was shaking like a leaf. I never wanted to watch again. Like damn!
OMG SSSAAAMMMEE
Same lol
And the demon has brought you back here to watch it again 👹😱
The Midnight Meat Train. Had a more confusing ending that ACTUALLY needs to be explained.
I really wanted to say that, FoundFlix, you have an amazing gift. You put so much dedication and research (I think) into your videos, and I respect that truly. And a a lot of "ending explained" videos are not very entertaining. But your presence, and your amazing personality is very entertaining. Sometimes there is videos of movies I have not watched yet, but I'll let you spoil it, because your videos are that good. Keep going man!
Love that you cover every movie I've ever wanted to see ❤ your "Invisble man" review was amazing also! You're the best dude !!!
"You're a lawyer Harry"
"I'm a what?"
😂😂😂😂
I found this channel by needing an actual ending explained and stayed to watch every video of both movies I haven’t seen or movies I knew exactly what happened.
mick cv YUP me too
mick cv same
mick cv yeah most people did.
"Born without incident" "Stella Didn't make it" I would consider a death during a child birth an incident, no? Haha loved the vid regardless
Well technically it wasn't during, it was after so maybe that was what made the difference.💁♀️
The first time I saw this movie the jump scares got me and I thought The Woman In Black's screams were terrifying.
Havent seen either, but im personally more interested in “the invitation”. Both sound pretty good though, least in the regards to be reviewed by you.
Haven’t heard of the other one, but The Invitation is great. One of the best thriller/suspense movies I’ve seen in a long time.
Midnight meat train is a good movie
This is my favorite Harry Potter.
Miracle Workers and Horns
You are dead Harry
he greeted death like an old friend
Harry Potter and What Looked Like a Large Portrait of Ash is way better.
Damn it! Beat me to it 🤣😚🤣
This was a masterpiece, just watched it again after all these years and it’s brilliant, both actors who play the women in black both act from the Liverpool performing arts studio
watched The Invitation because of this channel, enjoyed it, not bad. Subbed. Great content man.
I dont think she wanted to kill arthur, she wanted to thank him for reuniting her with her boy by reuniting his whole family even if it means in the afterlife
For Arthur to “Learn the feeling of the loss of a child the hard way”... wouldn’t be need to be left alive to be driven mad by the grief?
Seems like the woman was actually freeing him from the beginning of the madness of losing his wife (the blade to the neck in the beginning) by reuniting them.
To me the “never forget” was about her not forgetting the act of kindness he attempted by giving her her son’s body... and essentially returning the favour of KNOWING his wife would be on the other side, and bringing them together.
But I’m also an idiot so who knows.
She wasn't saying "never forget" though, she was saying "never forgive" like she said in the letter to her sister, which suggests that she has become that hateful that she can't be put to rest. Her resentment surpassed her grief over her son and she turned her tragedy into something malicious.
The peaceful ending for Arthur is likely fate rewarding his enduring kindness. His losses didn't keep him from being a pure person (the kind of person who would see a baby bird suffering outside its nest and gently return it home, And the kind of person who would risk everything to reunite a grieving mother with her lost son). She tried to inflict her pain on others, but his kindness granted him peace in the afterlife with his wife and his murdered son.
The blade to the neck thing was probably to show that while his grief tempts him to die, he fights on and does what he must for whatever and whomever he has left. She made the other choice. She ended her life and was ultimately worse off for it; death did not cure her pain.
That's just my take on it.
Stop saying things that make you weak, it was a fair analysis.
@@CalTN that make you weak?
@@gemminycricket7597 They ended their comment with "...but I'm also an idiot."
I've always looked at the end similarly. He brought her family together, so she did the same. A person can still be evil, but return an act of kindness.
Love your videos😭😭This one definetly gave me chills😰
She doesn’t get the claim his son, though. So she can get dunked on, that petty bish.
PLEASE DO THE LAZARUS EFFECT
As for the next one? Invitation
My wife and i watched this on our first date, i love terrible horror movies, she loved Daniel Radcliff. 8 years later and we have a 3 year old girl along with a newborn on the way... Thank you terrible movie.
Terrible? The movie was quite decent considering the other scary movies that exist.
Congratulations on the happy family and the new member of the family
What do you mean terrible, what is you saying
A nd i thought i was the only one who hated this boring fucking movie. Thanks man
❤ thank you for doing this one. This movie is close to my heart and you touched on every reason why. It was also the first movie I truly appreciated Daniel Radcliffe. Please do a review for the second as well even though it doesn't really deserve the association
The Invitation sounds interesting, do that please, also I Love your vids
I found this film utterly terrifying when I first saw it in cinemas. Would have been amazing to see the stage play.
The play is even better but scarier as you feel your in the house too
@Hina Ansari you're both lucky to have seen it! Hopefully I'll get to see it one day.
Midnight Meat Train is confusing and crazy
Why do I feel like you’ve done this one and it’s sequel before though....
Sleepy Sloth Same! The Mandela effect
Should I Quit Rapping
@@Moochie2k yes
I dunno..Seemed pretty straight forward to me. Lots of weird scenes,ye,but definitely not that difficult to understand the ending.
I mean, Foundflix had did an ending on Swiss Army Man, which also included Harry Potter
Imagine all the parents that died along their children like Arthur transforming themselves into vengeful ghosts that want revenge on the woman in black. A ghosts ghost haunting
movies like this made me scared at night to go pee down the hall to the toilet.
I genuinely thought she killed Arthur and his son as a way to reunite them with his wife who was, in a way, the same as she was but less vengeful.
That's how I always interpreted it. If her intention was for Arthur to suffer then having him spend a happy afterlife with his son wouldn't really make any sense. You could argue that she didn't anticipate him trying to save his son but that would be a total lack of common sense on her part. It is kind of strange that she even knew he had a wife who had died though.
I think she did as ah thank you for giving her her son but she wasn't going to stop hurting.
Sure, they died in the end and all, but Arthur will be with his family in the afterlife, which is what the woman in black wants the most but can never get because she'll never be at peace
I took the ending as her being reunited so she united him and the son with his family. “Never forgive” comes off as her mantra and continues with her own vengeance.
I watched this with my mom, and at one point I actually screamed in shock, and that scared her so much she jumped all the way up to the ceiling. The insuing laughing fit made it all better
Midnight Meat Train. I've wanted you to cover this over a year ago. Nothing like an Clive Barker mini story. Please!
The second scared the hell out of me when I first saw it. My friend and I were watching it with subtitles which were slightly ahead of the action, it worked out well since neither of us had a heart attack. You think this one is jump scare heavy? Just watch the second one.
They made a sequel to this movie?
Jeff Dinvell yep!
This was the first horror I went to see. I was like 14 and it made me jump a lot 😂
The invitation would be nice to see, you made it sound really cool!
This actually creeped me out! Didn’t even watch the movie. Just this video.
I agree. That woman's face in the window screaming made me jump!
The invitation for sure. Midnight Meat Train was great but The Invitation so deserves a good explanation
I encourage anyone to see the woman in black stage show if you ever get chance I did recently and it was phenomenal and so immersive
The Invitation! Such a great movie and the ending makes it.
“ The midnight meat train” please. I watched the movie , but couldn’t understand the ending.
I know you already did a poll for the two movies, and I still loved the one that you did, but I would love if you did a video on Thirteen Ghost. It's a surprisingly good ghost story for its time. Keep up the good work!
I wheezed at the 'mah babeys' part idk why but his voice got me
I always saw the ending as the woman in black almost thanking Arthur. Of course she wasn’t a fan of his efforts and she still wasn’t at rest, but she sensed a kindred spirit in the pain Arthur felt from losing his wife- hence why she killed him too and didn’t take his sons soul like she did all the other children. Instead she let Arthur and his son rejoin his wife in the afterlife.
The trailer scared the shit out of me as a kid and kept me up at night's actually it could have been the second movie trailer I think but still
I will choose the Invitation that one sounds interesting.
I’ve watched a few horror movies but for some reason this is the only one that really gets to me lmao
Have you seen The Others that’s also a masterpiece.
@@Annuska1995 thats my favourite horror film, truly is a masterpiece.
The thing is that though she killed them since Harry Potter went to save his son, and not just leave him to die like what seems to be what happened to all the others (I mean just where were these parents??), the two of them were allowed to move on to the afterlife and not be stuck with her like the other poor children she killed. At least that's what I got from this film. Its kinda amusing that in the old horror movie The Lady in White, reuniting the mother and child does equal a happy ending.
Lmaoooo Harry Potter HAHAHA