I wish, I had vampire power. I would have atleast sucked every inch of blood from all of my enemies over the years. Then I would have turned all the police, lawyers,judges,politicians etc etc unto vampire by infecting them. Literally would have became immortal from it.
@@orionemperor5319 Stupid username “Every inch of blood” Weird punctuation Only reason there aren’t spelling mistakes is because of autocorrect 11 year old edgelord on his iPad past bedtime alert
This movie had an interesting plot, but didn’t make enough money since it was released at a bad time when Twilight was still around and everyone was tired of seeing vampire movies.
Well no one will ever know WHAT THIS MOVIE EVEN IS TITLED cuz the UPLOADER FAILED TO TELL US ANYWHERE. They didn't even have the courtesy to write it in the video description!
In a way, Frankie did everything for his brother. He even forced him to be a vampire and went after those humans to try and save him. In the end he sacrificed his own life… He never cared about being a vampire. He only cared about his brother and making sure he would be okay.
@@coraline8023 Daybreakers (2009). It focuses on Vampire Apocalypse I stead of zombie apocalypse. I will recommend you to watch Stakeland movie as well, that's another Vampire Apocalypse movie.
I watched a movie but dont understand how vampires are not strong as usualy...example when that subsider attack Edward and his brother in his house...they soo weak like normal humans...no extra speed or strenght
This film remains one of my most favorite movies of all time, purely because of how committed it was towards it's worldbuilding and in-universe lore. It clocks in at less than two hours, but manages to craft a whole world out of a single throwaway idea. It's so satisfying. Really has a lot of potential if it were to ever be rebooted or revisited.
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You'd think that a balance could be set between vamps and humans by having people get tax breaks by providing their own blood to keep the other popluation of vamps going, and at the same time with vamps providing extra labor/work overnights.
This movie demonstrates the other part of what I call The Vampire's dilemma: by whittling down the human population to the point that they no longer pose a threat to vampires, the vampires have diminished their prey supply to the point where it can no longer replenish itself.
That depends on whos writing the plot, usually vampires don't turn people just by a bite, they also need to add their own blood into the human. So feeding is usually sucking blood without leaving a trace of what happened and only on extremely rare cases the vampire then willingly converts some.
@@HelmuthGerka the problem isn't about converting your food supply into competition. The problem is that a vampire's main prey species is notably more proactive in defense against predators than just about every other form of life on this planet. Look at it this way. Lions also need to be significantly outnumbered by their prey in order to avoid hunting them to extinction and subsequently starving. However, when lions aren't present, gazelles and zebras do little defensively beyond keeping a watch for predators. They don't seek out nearby prides to wipe them out pre-emptively. Humans have done that, multiple times. Add to that the fact that every 24-hour cycle has a period that is mostly harmless to Humans but potentially lethal to vampires, and you have the reason that modern vampire stories have vampire society intent on concealing their very existence from the herds.
That's how creatures go extinct. They overpopulate without natural predators/have extremely long lifespan that the food source can't sustain them. If they're unable to eat anything else then they die out.
Quite the opposite in this movie. When most people are vampire, it's mean very limited food source. Who some moron that allowed most people to be vampire anyway?
This is the most criminally underrated movie!!! I don’t even like vampire movies but this is probably the best take on the genre! Let me go watch again
@@ruslangoo i know your country turned Capitalist like 30 years ago after almost 8 decades of Communist rule but this is not how you advertise your services my guy
I like that Edwards ears got smaller around 8:55 when Audrey gave him blood. He shouldn’t have declined the bottle from his brother. He’s working on the substitutes and needs to stay “healthy” to continue that work.
yup, I always thought that was dumb as hell. I mean, je doesnt kboe any of the people from the bottled blood wine thingy, but did get a sip of from the love interest. That's so hollywood
If you watch the vampire diaries you may be able to relate how someone may not want to drink human blood for personal reasons and be a better person at the cost of being weaker, but then again that show also has cruel mass innocent deaths cause vampires. Best show ever made imo
@@crimsonlightbinderI mean, kinda the same reason why some people only buy animal products from local farms, only that they dont turn into gollum-vampires if they dont
Fun fact: The contributing factors to the rising population of vampires were the Human activists that advocated for Vampire to have rights. Ain’t that a kick in the head.
"...accidentally crashed the car against the river fence. The crash ejected him from the car, and he caught on fire before falling into the water." Yea we want you to recreate this, but safely.
@@gayfrog6188 Yeah the only problem is that they treated humans like a nonrenewable resource. If they'd set up a proper farm they wouldn't have had issues running out.
@@puresowns215 they dont even need to setup a freaking farm. Just take small dosage every day. You give you take. Problem solved. But no lets hunt them down without thinking about problems like humans extinction.
I would imagine early on when the virus first spread and every disease was being cured, life must of been great for every vampire before humans were being endangered. Especially when being able to stay a teenager for an extra 10 years and enjoy life in your extended prime.
@@filds1 in reality humans would probably be like the top 1% of this society, their blood is vital to all vampires survival so they’d have to be pampered and catered to; either that or all of them get hunted down and killed and everybody dies
Honestly I loved this movie. Had a very cool feel to it with vampirism being portrayed in a scientific sense, rather than the vampires being some sort of edgy outcasts of society.
@@HouseRevolter some of the channels that deeply analyze the movie were also using clips from the movies but also were not copyrighted. I guess their channels are unique for discussing the movie in a very understandable way which is very convenient to the audience.
I loved this movies as a child, probably because it was the only one around that time that didn't romanticize vampires ( if there were others, I don't remember them). The saddest part was when the daughter died. Franky's character development also stood out to me and the idea of vampires turning into even greater predators in stages of hunger, not many vampire movies did that
I'm honestly surprised this movie gets over looked as much as it does. It was great and showed a new way to look at bampires that hasn't been shown in anything else I've watched since then
5:00 My guy, Frankie gets SMACKED from the kitchen, through the dining room, and puts a body-sized hole in the wall. And you say “it pushed him against the wall”? 😂
The whole situation with vampires turning back into humans by feeding on humans who were previously vampires Was a pretty interesting And Overall disgusting Way of representing an antidote..
@@lyrasunshard3769 by burning in the sunlight and then extinguishing the flames, the movie explained it 😂 for example when the guy burned up and landed in water and became human
One of the most interesting recaps I've ever heard of. This tells the story of how vampires dominate the world while humans are being enslaved. They used to provide blood for the vampire to drink. If they don't, they devolve into subsiders.
This is one of my favorite vampire movies!! It’s not perfect but it’s creative. I wish the studios kept more of the original drama storyline and used less action to try to cater to audiences at the time/people over the vampire genre.
It's almost like Fauci watched this and came up with an excuse for the leak in the Wuhan lab where they were doing Gain of Function Research illegally.
Okay, wait. Did I hear it correctly? A bat infected virus spread throughout the world? And the film is set in 2019? Who wrote this film and is he a time traveler?
Time traveller? You do realize that all but a few infectious human diseases come from animal host populations since the time a genetic trainwreck created the first version of humans? Lethal viruses will burn themself out if they affect animal hosts too much, but humans travel around fast... they can be across the globe in mere hours...
Lol the coffee scene! “I want more blood in my coffee!!!!!!” This was an interesting movie no doubt! His brother made things harder for humans trying to save others! Luckily towards the end he tried to help his brother & others! I loved the way some of the vampires literally exploded! His 2 time framing scientist buddy…. Arrow to the chest & exploded! One of the best parts of the movie! Jerk!!
there's multiple steps that would realistically need to be done to make a blood substitute. 1. 'simply' just make hemoglobin. 2. make the entire blood cell. 3. make plasma. 4. f&)@
Or find the components which vampires feed on and try to replicate it in much larger animals that you can farm. Pigs for example. Or go the other way, in animals that can scale. They're producing insulin from e coli so if you edit their genes to produce the components which vampires feed on then you've sorted out the food supply.. Everybody carries a blood pen and injects themselves like diabetic patients
Edward's brother was really rare type of people who would sacrifice themselves to save their loved ones and Lionel is also great friend who always has your back
@@fabledkitty214 I think it's because as more vampires came to be and overpopulated, humans living among them are targeted. Maybe Frank knew his brother would also be targeted, so he turned him and went back to the military to avoid him. Just what I think though
I respect Frankie's decision to turn Ed despite his apprehensions. He wanted to save his brother, even if his brother would hate him for it. But the "Just following orders" part does sort of make me dislike him. He already turned his brother and now his brother hates him. But then, he goes behind his back and reports him to his higher ups and endangers him. It's only when he watched a girl he turned die did he regret the things he's done and I don't understand why. Is she a representation of what he is doing to his brother? Is it because he realizes his superiors can't or won't help his brother? Does he feel guilty after seeing the consequences of his actions? He was so loyal to the people he served that he would betray his brother. But then a girl dies and NOW he wants to save his brother? After everything he did that hurt him?
I REALLY Wish movies still took Chances, like this one did. It wasn't made to be a Franchise, Farmed until the last "Drop" it was just a cool story that made a cool movie.
My husband and I got really dirty looks in the theatre when the vampire explodes on the table. Doesn't he say something like "I feel ok" then, pop? I remember whatever was said right before just added to the humour and we cracked up bad.
Christopher : *"There can't be cure"* Edward : *"Am I a joke to you?"* I want to make joke about infected bat, but we all know it comes from the lab after people said it was conspiracy xD
I remember, when I was younger and saw the DVD in the library. I was fascinated and borrowed it. It was great! It was around the time I was in this whole Van Helsing, Underworld , Vampire phase. Thanks for remembering me of this movie! :D Days after watching this movie I watched "Merlin" and I instantly recognized Sam Neill, the boss of our protagonist. :D
This was and is one of the greatest sci-fi vampire movies ever made! A classic with a huge cult following.. if you haven’t seen this yet put it on your list… u won’t be disappointed
Anyone else realize this could've all been averted by the vampires just visiting blood banks, seeing as simply getting a bag of blood would help them out for a while, at least when they spike their coffees and other such beverages with it?
Yea and lets solve world hunger by telling people to just go to the supermarket! In a world such as this you really think blood banks are still in operation (and stocked?!) lol...
Móvies recaps, this film from 2009 'daybreakers', seemed to be a great film. The funny fact is the infection from the bat, in this 2021 year, is still a fact that we have to learn. Great summary.
Loved this movie, especially the ending blood orge fight scene lol This came out the same time around twilight and it was such a nice reminder of what vampires should be 😆
I thought as well about how they're going to cure everyone. But realistically, wouldn't a big amount of the vampires want to get cured? And for the rest of could end their blood shortage by coming to terms with the humans. Blood for peace.
I liked this movie bc it addressed what would happen in the event of a full scale vampire takeover. And it opened my eyes to how truly weak vampires really were. In a lot of movies they're depicted as an Apex Predator. The superior race compared to humans. However they can only survive a single food source. And sunlight can kill them so they can only come out during the night. But to combat this they implemented a lot of safety protocols such as Day Time driving mode for vehicles. Each car is equiped with UV shielding and cameras so that they can drive during the day without worrying about getting burned then there's the underground walk way. But that's just it. Their entire species is being forced underground. While the humans get to live above ground. Then there's the cure. The long sought after cure to vampirism. Treated vampire blood. Genius actually.
Yess I remembered this. This was the moment where vampire movies were the trends. I was kinda hoping that Daybreakers would get a 2nd movie because of the ending and how the story could still be elaborated more. World of Drama.~
I really appreciate the setting of this film. It's not often you see writers think it through that far; to the point of the world trying to live while adapting to vampirism.
I read a book similar to this about 2yrs ago. The vamps even found love got married to humans and reproduced. Some vamps chose to become human again some were cool being vamps. It was a cool book.
I think this was one of the good Live-action Vampire films in the late 2000s. The twilight saga was alright when I was a teen but now looking back it's not for older demographics. I was mostly watching the series for the werewolves, not the Vampires. But I did like the concept of Vampires in an anime series that has some limited Sunlight resistance.
"Because of a plague caused by an infected bat, most of mankind has become vampires" ah, yes, that one :D
Sounds familiar
But reality is such disapointment.
I wish, I had vampire power. I would have atleast sucked every inch of blood from all of my enemies over the years. Then I would have turned all the police, lawyers,judges,politicians etc etc unto vampire by infecting them. Literally would have became immortal from it.
@@orionemperor5319
Stupid username
“Every inch of blood”
Weird punctuation
Only reason there aren’t spelling mistakes is because of autocorrect
11 year old edgelord on his iPad past bedtime alert
We don't call them vampires though. We call them narcissist. Always thirsting for attention. 🤣
This movie had an interesting plot, but didn’t make enough money since it was released at a bad time when Twilight was still around and everyone was tired of seeing vampire movies.
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
@@sola9298 hahaha you stole this :D
Well no one will ever know WHAT THIS MOVIE EVEN IS TITLED cuz the UPLOADER FAILED TO TELL US ANYWHERE. They didn't even have the courtesy to write it in the video description!
@@Some_One_One daybreakers
@@Some_One_One It's literally 0:07... every video like this says what the movie is called at the beginning.
In a way, Frankie did everything for his brother. He even forced him to be a vampire and went after those humans to try and save him. In the end he sacrificed his own life…
He never cared about being a vampire. He only cared about his brother and making sure he would be okay.
Yep, the all for family guy, if he was Don he will probably succeed in saving his family and not die...
His death reminds me of that ending from Devil's Playground... And now I'm getting some form of PTSD...
*Dominic toretto has entered the chat*
Death vs *_Brotherhood_*
Dominic Frankie, what a perfect brother, imagine he survived
This must be the best vampire movie I've ever seen. Very mature and believable.
@@ruslangoo you mother is the only person that watches your videos, i asume? 🤣
Ultraviolet is quite good too
try dracula untold
Vampire diaries is horrible
@@ruslangoo Arghh!! Why do you comment this same thing everywhere??
One of the most amazing vampire movie ever made. And let's not ignore Ethan Hawks outstanding performance.
@@ruslangoo
Then maybe they are not so fantastic... Either that, or you need to get better at marketing your videos.
Omg What's the name of this movie
@@coraline8023 Daybreakers (2009). It focuses on Vampire Apocalypse I stead of zombie apocalypse. I will recommend you to watch Stakeland movie as well, that's another Vampire Apocalypse movie.
I watched a movie but dont understand how vampires are not strong as usualy...example when that subsider attack Edward and his brother in his house...they soo weak like normal humans...no extra speed or strenght
@@ruslangoo dude fcking stop this it's clearly not working if your bagging in every vedio I watch
This film remains one of my most favorite movies of all time, purely because of how committed it was towards it's worldbuilding and in-universe lore. It clocks in at less than two hours, but manages to craft a whole world out of a single throwaway idea. It's so satisfying. Really has a lot of potential if it were to ever be rebooted or revisited.
100%
I like how they make all the vampires smokers because "health warnings" have no relevance anymore.
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@@alexzhao9868 lmao wtf, based schizo
@@robertmartin2867 pls what's the title
You'd think that a balance could be set between vamps and humans by having people get tax breaks by providing their own blood to keep the other popluation of vamps going, and at the same time with vamps providing extra labor/work overnights.
Wouldn’t that be helpful, but nah people are assholes so that likely wouldn’t happen.
Not when vampires don’t age and are stronger.
Twilight shit
Hang on don’t we humans already donate blood foe a good cause, then they use it to create makeup and rest goes to the vamps lol
if at least 50% adult population is still human, yes
This movie demonstrates the other part of what I call The Vampire's dilemma: by whittling down the human population to the point that they no longer pose a threat to vampires, the vampires have diminished their prey supply to the point where it can no longer replenish itself.
That depends on whos writing the plot, usually vampires don't turn people just by a bite, they also need to add their own blood into the human. So feeding is usually sucking blood without leaving a trace of what happened and only on extremely rare cases the vampire then willingly converts some.
@@HelmuthGerka the problem isn't about converting your food supply into competition. The problem is that a vampire's main prey species is notably more proactive in defense against predators than just about every other form of life on this planet.
Look at it this way. Lions also need to be significantly outnumbered by their prey in order to avoid hunting them to extinction and subsequently starving. However, when lions aren't present, gazelles and zebras do little defensively beyond keeping a watch for predators. They don't seek out nearby prides to wipe them out pre-emptively. Humans have done that, multiple times. Add to that the fact that every 24-hour cycle has a period that is mostly harmless to Humans but potentially lethal to vampires, and you have the reason that modern vampire stories have vampire society intent on concealing their very existence from the herds.
@@HelmuthGerka you know a lot of vampires lol???
That's how creatures go extinct. They overpopulate without natural predators/have extremely long lifespan that the food source can't sustain them. If they're unable to eat anything else then they die out.
That's lazy writing tho. Like in Priest. And this movie is so good because it starts on the premise "what if vampirism was a easy to catch disease"
The most unrealistic part about this was them "tracing" a walkie talkie "call". Not sure the writers knew how walkie talkies work...
Lol
You can triangulate a radio call, and trace where it came from.
It's done all the time by the military.
@@DH-xw6jp As it's happening, yes. Not afterward though, that's not how it works...
It's a movie about vampires and somehow, the walkie talkie part was unrealistic for you
@@sauravpurohit7637 😂😂😂
"Plague Turns Most Humans Into Vampires And The Remaining Ones Are Hunted And Farmed."
Well, that sure sucks for humanity.
Quite the opposite in this movie. When most people are vampire, it's mean very limited food source. Who some moron that allowed most people to be vampire anyway?
I blame the vampire activists.
@@Ilyas-ty6cy
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@@Ilyas-ty6cy nobody allowed it , the vampires got out of control and started turning everyone
In 2021 we know for a fact that infected bat virus doesn't cause you to become a vampire.
This is the most criminally underrated movie!!! I don’t even like vampire movies but this is probably the best take on the genre! Let me go watch again
You might like 30 days of night. It's a more carnal take on vampires instead of the whole pretty boy/girl vampire.
@@ruslangoo i know your country turned Capitalist like 30 years ago after almost 8 decades of Communist rule but this is not how you advertise your services my guy
Interview With A Vampire is my personal favorite depiction of the genre.
It was good but how they cured vampires was just cheesy
What is the name of this movie?
I like that Edwards ears got smaller around 8:55 when Audrey gave him blood. He shouldn’t have declined the bottle from his brother. He’s working on the substitutes and needs to stay “healthy” to continue that work.
Yup. They couldn't resist the cheesy Hollywood b.s. morality
yup, I always thought that was dumb as hell. I mean, je doesnt kboe any of the people from the bottled blood wine thingy, but did get a sip of from the love interest. That's so hollywood
If you watch the vampire diaries you may be able to relate how someone may not want to drink human blood for personal reasons and be a better person at the cost of being weaker, but then again that show also has cruel mass innocent deaths cause vampires. Best show ever made imo
@@crimsonlightbinderI mean, kinda the same reason why some people only buy animal products from local farms, only that they dont turn into gollum-vampires if they dont
Fun fact: The contributing factors to the rising population of vampires were the Human activists that advocated for Vampire to have rights. Ain’t that a kick in the head.
Ohhh boy
100% would happen in real life too
Kind of like Detroit: Become Human. I actually prefer the ending where the androids lose.
Then the vampires fed on those advocates that gave them freedom and rights. How ironic.
@@user-tj4ee6si7x what do you mean by that?
This is THE most underrated movie I've ever seen. It really would make a good reboot into a Netflix series. Really rich story line.
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
Netflix would ruin it like they ruin everything
What movie is this
"...accidentally crashed the car against the river fence. The crash ejected him from the car, and he caught on fire before falling into the water."
Yea we want you to recreate this, but safely.
All they would need is to get out of car long enough then jump in a pond, idk why they had to make it so complicated
Imagine being a vampire with all the cons and none of the pros
to be fair it did cure that one dudes cancer so i assume that it cured every other diseases also
@@gayfrog6188 Yeah the only problem is that they treated humans like a nonrenewable resource. If they'd set up a proper farm they wouldn't have had issues running out.
@@puresowns215 they dont even need to setup a freaking farm. Just take small dosage every day. You give you take. Problem solved. But no lets hunt them down without thinking about problems like humans extinction.
I would imagine early on when the virus first spread and every disease was being cured, life must of been great for every vampire before humans were being endangered. Especially when being able to stay a teenager for an extra 10 years and enjoy life in your extended prime.
@@filds1 in reality humans would probably be like the top 1% of this society, their blood is vital to all vampires survival so they’d have to be pampered and catered to; either that or all of them get hunted down and killed and everybody dies
The fact that this movie is so underrated is a crime
Great things and people often are
Is it though?
I had never even heard of it before.
Honestly I loved this movie. Had a very cool feel to it with vampirism being portrayed in a scientific sense, rather than the vampires being some sort of edgy outcasts of society.
Yeah vampires living in normalcy was a premise that tickled me. It's nice they came up with an intriguing plot to go with it as well.
They wore pretty edgy gothic outfits tho
Movie recaps is basically how to watch a movie without watching the movie.
@@Ok-um5ho Now that you say that, Wow.
@@HouseRevolter some of the channels that deeply analyze the movie were also using clips from the movies but also were not copyrighted. I guess their channels are unique for discussing the movie in a very understandable way which is very convenient to the audience.
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
amazing channel really because I would not waste my time watching half the movies he shows which saves us all time
Me right now “what a great movie :)”
The concept of farming humans for blood reminds me of Promised Neverland.
Yes! Was just going to say this!
Or more precise. Owari no Seraph. Its a vampire anime
@@calyco2381 i love that anime & manga so much omg it's been years
i was about to comment that💀
Yes. Its the english title
I loved this movies as a child, probably because it was the only one around that time that didn't romanticize vampires ( if there were others, I don't remember them). The saddest part was when the daughter died. Franky's character development also stood out to me and the idea of vampires turning into even greater predators in stages of hunger, not many vampire movies did that
admit it you wished you were a human hiding from those vampires as a child
Oh my god Daybreakers! This movie is, IMO, critically underrated and unmentioned. One of my favorite vampire movies
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
"She has yellow eyes, she's a vampire"
Me who has amber eyes: ah yes, I guess I am a vampire now
piss yellow eyes
Mustard yellow eyes
Highlighter yellow eyes...
No your a sith
I love this thread
The concept of this movie is so interesting.
I remembered watching this movie back in 2009 and still remembering every second of it till now.
I'm honestly surprised this movie gets over looked as much as it does. It was great and showed a new way to look at bampires that hasn't been shown in anything else I've watched since then
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
What was this movie called?
bampre
Lionel: Y'know, I used to be something of a Vampire myself
Edward: I used to be a human like you... Until I took an arrow to the arm.
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
@@sola9298 ya really tried copying that comment?
Dont tell Harry
Brilliant😂
5:00
My guy, Frankie gets SMACKED from the kitchen, through the dining room, and puts a body-sized hole in the wall. And you say “it pushed him against the wall”? 😂
The whole situation with vampires turning back into humans by feeding on humans who were previously vampires
Was a pretty interesting
And Overall disgusting
Way of representing an antidote..
Watch van helsing on Netflix
If vampires become human after feeding on blood from humans who used to be vampires, how did the first vampire become a human? Aka chicken or the egg
@@lyrasunshard3769 by burning in the sunlight and then extinguishing the flames, the movie explained it 😂 for example when the guy burned up and landed in water and became human
@@lyrasunshard3769 it was shown twice though, car crash, fire, landing in water
Vacuum chamber, fire, lack of oxygen
"I used the vampires to cure the vampires"
-thanos probably.
One of the most interesting recaps I've ever heard of. This tells the story of how vampires dominate the world while humans are being enslaved. They used to provide blood for the vampire to drink. If they don't, they devolve into subsiders.
@@ruslangoo ok
Wow, it’s almost as if we watched the same recap
@GM Rey because these types of comments get likes
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
This is one of my favorite vampire movies!! It’s not perfect but it’s creative.
I wish the studios kept more of the original drama storyline and used less action to try to cater to audiences at the time/people over the vampire genre.
careful that your whole body does not explode now😂🤣
“Because of a plague caused by an infected bat, most of humanity has become vampires-”
Coronavirus: **closes book** Like that’s ever gonna happen
It's almost like Fauci watched this and came up with an excuse for the leak in the Wuhan lab where they were doing Gain of Function Research illegally.
Only a matter of time. Humans with their evil devices nothing is out of the realm.
This channel has introduced me to so many interesting movies that I would of never heard of otherwise
Me too!
The movie takes place in 2019, and the vampire plague was caused by infected bats...
The irony is staggering.
Okay, wait. Did I hear it correctly? A bat infected virus spread throughout the world? And the film is set in 2019? Who wrote this film and is he a time traveler?
got me as well bruh
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Time traveller? You do realize that all but a few infectious human diseases come from animal host populations since the time a genetic trainwreck created the first version of humans? Lethal viruses will burn themself out if they affect animal hosts too much, but humans travel around fast... they can be across the globe in mere hours...
@@SeedlingNL Honestly dude I read the first 5 words and thought to myself. Is this guy really going all scientific over this comment?
@@liammellen6590 probably China bot
Lol the coffee scene! “I want more blood in my coffee!!!!!!” This was an interesting movie no doubt! His brother made things harder for humans trying to save others! Luckily towards the end he tried to help his brother & others!
I loved the way some of the vampires literally exploded!
His 2 time framing scientist buddy…. Arrow to the chest & exploded! One of the best parts of the movie! Jerk!!
Didn't 1 of the nurses/ employees get eaten & drained of her blood over the coffee.... it's been so long since i watched the movie.....
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
@@sola9298 shut up
I remember wanting more of this movie kinda a measure of how good it was to me
The writers of this movie got their idea from a Chuck Norris joke.
"Infected bat"
"2019"
Wait a minute
Covid 19 lol
Rona vurus
this is 2009 film btw
Okay, but...
*"They pass a hobo, begging for blood"*
Took me OUT 😅😂
there's multiple steps that would realistically need to be done to make a blood substitute.
1. 'simply' just make hemoglobin.
2. make the entire blood cell.
3. make plasma.
4. f&)@
@Cthulhu ...
hello tofu squid.
@CthulhuThe chimaera are pretty much non existent
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
Or find the components which vampires feed on and try to replicate it in much larger animals that you can farm. Pigs for example. Or go the other way, in animals that can scale. They're producing insulin from e coli so if you edit their genes to produce the components which vampires feed on then you've sorted out the food supply.. Everybody carries a blood pen and injects themselves like diabetic patients
@@ssneakyandfriends1626 "There can't be a cure"
Edward's brother was really rare type of people who would sacrifice themselves to save their loved ones and Lionel is also great friend who always has your back
Honestly one of my favorite vampire movies (and overall favorite films)
A great genre movie that deserved a franchise.
God no. Daybreakers worked as a one and done.
Frankie kinda deserved what happened to him. "Just following orders" only excuses so much, my guy.
He even turned his brother into a vampire because, he wanted to ''Save him'' and you know not curse him for the rest of his life...........
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
@@fabledkitty214 But that decision, be it questionable, allowed Ed to find a cure
@@fabledkitty214 I think it's because as more vampires came to be and overpopulated, humans living among them are targeted. Maybe Frank knew his brother would also be targeted, so he turned him and went back to the military to avoid him. Just what I think though
I respect Frankie's decision to turn Ed despite his apprehensions. He wanted to save his brother, even if his brother would hate him for it.
But the "Just following orders" part does sort of make me dislike him.
He already turned his brother and now his brother hates him. But then, he goes behind his back and reports him to his higher ups and endangers him.
It's only when he watched a girl he turned die did he regret the things he's done and I don't understand why. Is she a representation of what he is doing to his brother? Is it because he realizes his superiors can't or won't help his brother? Does he feel guilty after seeing the consequences of his actions?
He was so loyal to the people he served that he would betray his brother. But then a girl dies and NOW he wants to save his brother? After everything he did that hurt him?
I REALLY Wish movies still took Chances, like this one did. It wasn't made to be a Franchise, Farmed until the last "Drop" it was just a cool story that made a cool movie.
"There can't be a cure"
Now that line rang especially true for our current day now didn't it?
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
@@sola9298 you just copied this comment from a top commenter. Wtf be original.
Edit: how many times are you going to write the same comment
@@ireplytostupidpeople4750 its a bot.
Thats how they work.
How are the pharmaceutical companies supposed to funnel our tax money then?
AH yes because beeing a Corona infected is as great as a Vampire infected :D
Daybreakers is such an underrated gem. One of my faves of all time.
The way the first military truck got destroyed with its vamps was so satisfying.
The concept of this movie is so damn good, feel like it would be better as a TV series
Damn, because of an infected bat? It's irresistible to make a rona reference.
Best channel ever. Great for when you want to remember a good movie, but don't have two hours to kill.
3:17 "I used to be a human like you, until I took an arrow in the arm..."
My husband and I got really dirty looks in the theatre when the vampire explodes on the table. Doesn't he say something like "I feel ok" then, pop? I remember whatever was said right before just added to the humour and we cracked up bad.
I think he just goes:
"Ow"
@@oscarbayton1118 Ah, thank you! I remember it cracked us up, but couldn't remember what was said for the life of me.
Can we all just take a moment of silence for Frankie the realist brother of all time💯
I got the chance to watch this movie a couple of years back and I will admit it's very intriguing with its premise and ideas.
This guy never disappoints one of the most underrated actors
The alternate ending to Midnight Mass, where Beverly gets the town off the island.
Damn.
Why did I imagine a Vampire doing this?
*Tipping his hat.*
"It's not much but its honest work."
Christopher : *"There can't be cure"*
Edward : *"Am I a joke to you?"*
I want to make joke about infected bat, but we all know it comes from the lab after people said it was conspiracy xD
I like how the ending was so reverse-zombie apocalypse, as the vampires feast on the cure and become the food themselves
I loved this movie!! I wish they would make a second part
5:01 - "...and makes it push him against the wall" - might be the best understatement I've ever heard
He should of used the verb, "yeeted" instead
@@apophis259 Reddit moment
@@burgernthemomrailer I've been caught!
Lmfao an infected BAT in 2019! Beside the vampire shit, this is spot on🤣🤣🤣🤣
I remember, when I was younger and saw the DVD in the library. I was fascinated and borrowed it. It was great! It was around the time I was in this whole Van Helsing, Underworld , Vampire phase.
Thanks for remembering me of this movie! :D
Days after watching this movie I watched "Merlin" and I instantly recognized Sam Neill, the boss of our protagonist. :D
This was and is one of the greatest sci-fi vampire movies ever made! A classic with a huge cult following.. if you haven’t seen this yet put it on your list… u won’t be disappointed
"Could I get a teaspoon of blood in my coffee?"
-Vampire 2021
Anyone else realize this could've all been averted by the vampires just visiting blood banks, seeing as simply getting a bag of blood would help them out for a while, at least when they spike their coffees and other such beverages with it?
Yea and lets solve world hunger by telling people to just go to the supermarket! In a world such as this you really think blood banks are still in operation (and stocked?!) lol...
Blood is already often in short supply and that's without people drinking it
Bro how are you even poor? Just go to a bank.
Bro how are you homeless? Just buy a house mate.
I remember watching this in theaters when it came out. Really impressive stuff that I think still hold up very well to this day.
I love that he apparently realized partway through the summary that he was saying "vineyard" wrong
Movie recaps are showing me movies I've never heard of. This channel is better than watching the movie itself. Cheers
Móvies recaps, this film from 2009 'daybreakers', seemed to be a great film.
The funny fact is the infection from the bat, in this 2021 year, is still a fact that we have to learn.
Great summary.
Except it doesn't turn us into cool vampires but kills us gasping for air in hospitals.
Nothing cool about real life. 🙄
Loved this movie, especially the ending blood orge fight scene lol
This came out the same time around twilight and it was such a nice reminder of what vampires should be 😆
WE NEED ANOTHER’ DAYBREAKER” MOVIE!!!!!!IT WAS EXCELLENTLY DONE❤❤❤❤❤
I can just imagine the treated humans creating tiny darts containing their treated blood and shooting every vampire in a drive by every night.
Gangsta doctors?
I thought as well about how they're going to cure everyone. But realistically, wouldn't a big amount of the vampires want to get cured? And for the rest of could end their blood shortage by coming to terms with the humans. Blood for peace.
Just one dart is enough. Just cure a single vamp in a crowd square. Be sure to stock tons of popcorns since the shows will last for hours.
I really love these videos its like watching an abridged/condensed version of the movie and they’re always very enjoyable.
This movie had the potential to be a full series with multiple seasons.
Another underrated classic that hardly gets spoken on (just like daybreakers) is 30 days of 30 nights.
Hopefully it doesn't effect us bigfoots
Us praying mantises will somehow help keep you Bigfoots safe and sound from vampires
Us cats took down your population sorry :/
Aren't sasquatch just bears that have been bitten by rabid humans?
Man, Michael Dorman is always playing a villanous brother, but never the villain.
I like how well thought out the implications of this form of vampirism were
I miss the old voice narrating. That one sounded way cooler. Can you bring it back?
I second this!!!
Check the channel “Daniel CC Movie-Deputy”…
I was about to comment the same thing..
I don't think he can without getting terminated. For some reason RUclips started terminating tts channels.
I like the moonman voice I assume that’s the one u mean as well not the trying to be human but clearly not one voice
I loved that they tried to create a realistic scenario for the Vampire Plague, well done indeed.
Damn alternate covid universe. Except instead of covid, everyone is vampires.
The jab just might turn them into one with all these mutations going around so don't ruke out vampires just yet
I liked this movie bc it addressed what would happen in the event of a full scale vampire takeover. And it opened my eyes to how truly weak vampires really were.
In a lot of movies they're depicted as an Apex Predator. The superior race compared to humans. However they can only survive a single food source. And sunlight can kill them so they can only come out during the night. But to combat this they implemented a lot of safety protocols such as Day Time driving mode for vehicles.
Each car is equiped with UV shielding and cameras so that they can drive during the day without worrying about getting burned then there's the underground walk way.
But that's just it. Their entire species is being forced underground. While the humans get to live above ground.
Then there's the cure. The long sought after cure to vampirism. Treated vampire blood. Genius actually.
Low key i remember watching this movie way back.
It was literally the most creative vampire movie I ever saw.
This was a great movie I remember when it came out. Nice recap guys!
Daybreak, is an awesome and under appreciated movie. I used to watch this all the time in my gaming period.
I had forgotten how many contrivances this movie has. Thanks for reminding me!
To be honest, pretty great plot. Should be redone with modern CG and high budget
It looks better than any other stuff today.
I thought this movie was a fever dream, it's still really cool though.
Probably more belivable than harry potter where wizards didn't just take over everything and enslave the muggle borns.
This movie was phenomenal and refreshingly original
Are you sure about that
Title please
This movie is fantastic I've been loving it for years and nobody ever talks about it
Yess I remembered this. This was the moment where vampire movies were the trends.
I was kinda hoping that Daybreakers would get a 2nd movie because of the ending and how the story could still be elaborated more.
World of Drama.~
i lost it at the vampire hobo asking for free blood🤣🤣
I wish they would make a sequel, this is one of the best modern vampire movies!!
Yeah there should be Daybreakers 2
I really appreciate the setting of this film. It's not often you see writers think it through that far; to the point of the world trying to live while adapting to vampirism.
I read a book similar to this about 2yrs ago. The vamps even found love got married to humans and reproduced. Some vamps chose to become human again some were cool being vamps. It was a cool book.
Wat book? Name?
@@percyweasley9301 Twilight
This was a great movie. Thanks for the memories, recap!
one of the best movie ever experienced. i love the whole dark atmosphere throughout the movie!
So incredibly original. Phenomenal compared to today's movies.
I think this was one of the good Live-action Vampire films in the late 2000s. The twilight saga was alright when I was a teen but now looking back it's not for older demographics. I was mostly watching the series for the werewolves, not the Vampires. But I did like the concept of Vampires in an anime series that has some limited Sunlight resistance.