I like how to just casually state that the act of praying to Satan as something that you commonly do when you mentioned how the mom turned to him when wanting religious help in her infertility. Made me chuckle a bit
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013) The Big Lebowski (1998)
I like that the breathing technique was shown in this movie, that is the same breathing technique my mom taught me when my anxiety flared up when I was little. It still works today
10:49 all i can think of at this point is think what could have been if they hadn't mistreated him and tried to sacrifice him, they could have changed his natur by been someone honest (ok telling him that he was the son of the devil may not have been the way to go but that he was different) they forced the issue and backed him into a corner and just like anyone in that state he retaliated.
One thing that's always bothered me about movies like this is that they never make a sequel. I want to see the devil's children actually fuck up the world a lil bit, I don't want another cliffhanger's story.
OMG, I loved this movie sooo much! It's great and I need to say that both child's performance and the performance of the actress who plays mum are amazing! The twist in the end - OMG!!! Love this movie ❤️❤️❤️
I don't want to be mean or anything as I can see you have a unique taste in movies, and every movie is someone's favourite or like by someone. (I like Rise of Skywalker) But... The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. Now as I said before I can see you have a taste in movies that keeps you guessing so I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013)
I have an autoimmune disease, and I have allergies on the verge of putting me in a bubble. The first clue I've learned that he does not have one, is he's successfully able to hug his mom without a skin reaction or a nasal reaction. You see, those who live with these issues know, that make-up, deodorant, conditioner for hair, and even scents in washed and dried clothes all cause these reactions, so his disease is definitely NOT an allergy disease.
The first clue came though, when his hives instantly disappeared when he calmed down, hives never go away without serious anti-histamines in the blood.
A hint at the religious outcome of the movie is the amount of inverted crosses throughout the movie. In the windows, on the doors. Every scene you look at as soon as they enter the house you can see one.
I don't want to be mean or anything as I can see you have a unique taste in movies, and every movie is someone's favourite or like by someone. (I like Rise of Skywalker) But... The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. Now as I said before I can see you have a taste in movies that keeps you guessing so I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013)
there are a couple confusing parts, like when rose and her husband argue about him telling her the doctor has saved everyone and stuff, but later on the doctor tells eli she and his parents had been working together for a long time. that makes the reasoning behind rose and her husband arguing about something they should have both known and understood, very strange, it doesn’t add up with the ending
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013)
@j Scream's twist is actually hinted all throughout the movie and it also makes sense because when you watch the events of the film unfold, it's clear as to how it was possible to happen.
Thanks for stopping by?? I live here now! Just discovered this awesome channel.. spent an entire night watching great content after great content.. you've spoiled some plots for me through no fault of your own i just have no self-control😊
I love Filmcomicsexplained. Not a huge horror movie fan but I enjoy the story's and you break them down expert expertly for me :) Maybe I'll be brave enough now to watch this lol.
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013)
As someone with severe mastocytosis, originally diagnosed as mcas, that has to live similar to this with requiring cbrn equipment and at times no safe foods to eat. The beginning of this moving was soul crushing to watch. My only hope is the chemotherapy I am supposed to start.
I was really into the movie and wanting to know what these procedures were all about. As soon as the devil shit started to surface all I was thinkin was "Oh brother. Another son of the fuckin devil movie. God gimme back the last 1.5 hours of my life please"😂
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013)
I wanted to like this movie more than I did, but I went into it blind, which made the fissures where it seems two different films were mashed together all the more apparent, I think. It was jarring to be watching a well-made, if typical, supernatural horror film one second, and then be thrown into a Percy Jackson-esque world the next. The acting was great, but the plot didn't flow well in my opinion. The red herrings seem, in retrospect, kind of clumsy as well. I respect they were trying to do something different, though. I know no one cares, I just needed to get this off my chest. It still irks me a bit, because I want to like it more than I do. Oh well, I'm glad some people are enjoying it!
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up. You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous. A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good. I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list. Fight Club (1999) The Prestige (2006) Parasite (2019) The Usual Suspects (1995) Gone Girl (2014) Memento (2000) Shutter Island (2010) Psycho (1960) Citizen Kane Se7en (1995) Primal Fear (1996) Scream (1996) The Sixth Sense (1999) Donnie Darko (2001) Arrival (2016) Moon (2009) Old boy (2003) Prisoners (2013)
The ending doesn't make any goddamn sense. It's like the script got merged with a completely different script. The boy not being able to survive outside because he's a demon makes no sense. The nuns making a house where a demon boy could survive makes no sense. The dad raising a kid he knows 1) isn't his and 2) is a hellspawn makes no sense. They just wanted a surprise twist and didn't care how they got there. Thanks for shedding some light on some of this as the movie doesn't even attempt to explain anything.
Do tell me at what point was Eli evil? Because i can't see for the life of me which part wasn't completely justified for him to behave the way he did. Also, wouldn't the holy water normally trigger his allergy-like reactions instead of subduing them?
He was inherently evil, he didn't turn evil. He was going to do something evil in the future and they were trying to prevent it by purifying his soul and setting it free (or something like that). Yeah, he was right to be angry because he was lied to and was going to be killed, and for someone like him (child of Satan) torturing, setting on fire, and exploding people isn't an irrational reaction because, again, he is inherently evil.
If you don't understand, you're probably not religious, which is fine, but it would just explain why you don't understand why they did what they did to Eli. I do think that they all went about it the wrong way though, there were better (but still not right) ways. Starting with being honest.
@@vianpik religions tend to warp peoples minds. like those 4 and not realizig how innocent eli was and even being the son of the devil didnt make him evil
@@EXEcosmoman20 He was inherently evil, he was the sin of Satan. Killing children is horrible but it's like, wouldn't you kill Hitler as a kid if you could? Both Hitler and the spawns of Satan would have had a bad future for them. It's a fictional movie, anyway.
And you know thinking about it the reason why Eli has to wear that hazmat suit when he was outside was bc he was part demon. Demons can't stand sunlight. It burns them just like vampires.
There's a Bible verse on the motel billboard. Proverbs 19:9 A false witness will not go unpunished, and whoever pours out lies will perish. Not sure if it is relevant but there were a whole bunch of lies.
"Rose began praying to the devil for help. As you do."
Iconic
Hhhmmm
that was a moronic and stupid statement
Why da fak are the ghost trying to escape then? The ending make no sense
@@1MicrosoftCPUThey are not. They were trying to drag him out to make him excape.
@@gigidotto9014YES YES YES
"she began to pray to the devil *as you do* " wait a minute...
There are lots of devils! Anyone impartial
😂😂I was like what lol...no bruh
*Interesting*
Lol 333 likes
I mean... Praying to god never works, at least Lucifer listens, lol.
“The attempt on my life has left me scarred and deformed”
"I AM the Satan! (Senate)
Just_epic Inc. but my resolve has NEVA BEEN BETTER
*_UNLIMITED POWAH !_*
That kid is such a great actor. Truly impressive for someone so young
Its nice to say his half brother and sisters are trying to help him get out
Step sist helping step bro..
U mean only the step sister..
@@christianlesilolo1859Step siblings are unrelated. Half siblings share one parent.
While the Devil himself is running a nightclub in L.A.
Hollywood is his realm
@@Tuddyowo
Makes a lot sense.
Never pays child sport smh
Just another LA devotee
Nightclub*
Of course the devil’s children are redhead’s
That is just because they have no souls.
Jason Leon it’s because they rust everything they touch
Stalin Steel only female ones,love me sum pumpkin women but male ones look like even their genetics bully them
@Stalin Steel Yeah, gingers are awesome!
Not anymore
This film went in a direction I did not expect.
1:50, love Bear McCreary. He did a good job composing Godzilla: King of the Monsters.
McCreary's work on Battlestar Galactica was smashing.
Also does Agents of SHIELD
Also God of War
didnt he do god of war?
He also did God Of War
this is an interesting concept. would make a good tv series or anime.
Well do I have some good news!
Eduardo Jara do u have some good news?
@@ROAEFI there is anime/mangs that has a similar idea
Eduardo Jara cool
@@ROAEFI its an alright series, it starts to become a bigger thing about the church and looking into the main characters past, but it pretty good
I like how to just casually state that the act of praying to Satan as something that you commonly do when you mentioned how the mom turned to him when wanting religious help in her infertility. Made me chuckle a bit
This is a film I've always wanted to watch but never got a chance to do so. I'm thankful to see you cover this film.
I recommend watching it... honestly.
I haven't seen it either
you again
@@user-kg7kc4if7g he is everywhere.
STILL won't get pinned.. lol
When you hear “well that’s all for today folks” then you start your downward spiral into internet lore
This movie was playing at my barbershop while I was getting a haircut and went home to watch it immediately.
Wakanda Barber yo visit, Brooooooooooo?
My barber only plays Retro- songs 😅
I was just confused when things went from medical to satanic😂
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Riddle me this oh wow thanks!
I like that the breathing technique was shown in this movie, that is the same breathing technique my mom taught me when my anxiety flared up when I was little. It still works today
10:49 all i can think of at this point is think what could have been if they hadn't mistreated him and tried to sacrifice him, they could have changed his natur by been someone honest (ok telling him that he was the son of the devil may not have been the way to go but that he was different) they forced the issue and backed him into a corner and just like anyone in that state he retaliated.
That’s the age old argument of nature vs nurture
This channel's consistency is deserving of millions of subscribers. All the best in 2020!
I hope you can Explain the Film: The Silence. It contains some strange moments and would help alot if you do what you do best EXPLAIN.
Heh
Maybe I can help. It starts off promising and then the characters start doing stupid stuff that endangers their lives and then ends rather poorly.
@† Servant of God † everyone had different opinions… I enjoyed it
Sometimes some of the stuff you explore I have no idea about, but you make it so interesting I end up watching it all.
One thing that's always bothered me about movies like this is that they never make a sequel. I want to see the devil's children actually fuck up the world a lil bit, I don't want another cliffhanger's story.
Haven't seen this and yet I'm watching this.
I’d be willing to bet at least 50% of the people watching this haven’t seen the movie, myself included.
OMG, I loved this movie sooo much! It's great and I need to say that both child's performance and the performance of the actress who plays mum are amazing! The twist in the end - OMG!!! Love this movie ❤️❤️❤️
I don't want to be mean or anything as I can see you have a unique taste in movies, and every movie is someone's favourite or like by someone. (I like Rise of Skywalker) But...
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
Now as I said before I can see you have a taste in movies that keeps you guessing so I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
@@riddlemethis2610very interesting!!
“Wrong side of Heaven and the righteous side of Hell”
I absolutely love your reference.
Damn, for a second I thought you were doing Eli from the book of Eli
"Rose prayes for devil to come and save them.
Me:Uh oh ...If i was in there I would be scared..😭
317 is also an area code in Indiana, which is just as scary as the medical wing and should be avoided at all costs.
This man has the most explained channel out here. Grade A Quality!!!
Such a good explained channel. Totally makes me view the movie differently. And actually appreciate it
8:13, NO WAY!!!😱😱😱😱 WOW! A crazy Shymalanesque twist!!
What's next: "The Curse of Sleeping Beauty"?
I missed this movie but will surely add it to the worthy list, thanks Niyat. Nothing like a good occult film to get the good vs evil juices flowing!
I can't help but feel like this movie is a secret continuation of Rosemary's baby.
I have an autoimmune disease, and I have allergies on the verge of putting me in a bubble.
The first clue I've learned that he does not have one, is he's successfully able to hug his mom without a skin reaction or a nasal reaction.
You see, those who live with these issues know, that make-up, deodorant, conditioner for hair, and even scents in washed and dried clothes all cause these reactions, so his disease is definitely NOT an allergy disease.
The first clue came though, when his hives instantly disappeared when he calmed down, hives never go away without serious anti-histamines in the blood.
I'm so happy you brought up citadel,for years I couldn't remember the name for that damn movie,it was pretty great
A hint at the religious outcome of the movie is the amount of inverted crosses throughout the movie. In the windows, on the doors. Every scene you look at as soon as they enter the house you can see one.
Can you give us theories on what had happened to Haley? I want to know her backstory like- was she also one of those children?
Well done as usual, Niyat.
This was such a fresh take on a possession movie it was great
I don't want to be mean or anything as I can see you have a unique taste in movies, and every movie is someone's favourite or like by someone. (I like Rise of Skywalker) But...
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
Now as I said before I can see you have a taste in movies that keeps you guessing so I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
0:20, seeing that thing running you, you're done
Great to see another great analysis from you.
Waitng for Eli 2.
there are a couple confusing parts, like when rose and her husband argue about him telling her the doctor has saved everyone and stuff, but later on the doctor tells eli she and his parents had been working together for a long time. that makes the reasoning behind rose and her husband arguing about something they should have both known and understood, very strange, it doesn’t add up with the ending
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
@@riddlemethis2610 I agree
@j Scream's twist is actually hinted all throughout the movie and it also makes sense because when you watch the events of the film unfold, it's clear as to how it was possible to happen.
Thanks for stopping by?? I live here now! Just discovered this awesome channel.. spent an entire night watching great content after great content.. you've spoiled some plots for me through no fault of your own i just have no self-control😊
This was one strange ass movie, it took a big o'l turn
Very few movies on Netflix can make me shit myself.
Pansy . A grown man scared of a movie ?
I love Filmcomicsexplained. Not a huge horror movie fan but I enjoy the story's and you break them down expert expertly for me :) Maybe I'll be brave enough now to watch this lol.
This video definitely explained more than the other one with tons of views
That started out so good and turned stupid as fuck at the end.
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
As someone with severe mastocytosis, originally diagnosed as mcas, that has to live similar to this with requiring cbrn equipment and at times no safe foods to eat. The beginning of this moving was soul crushing to watch. My only hope is the chemotherapy I am supposed to start.
Great video Niyat!!! Can you please do Children of the Corn...🙌🏼
Great, another interesting title for me to watch! Thanks😊
That plot twist at the end was the most unexpected shit I have seen in a movie!
anybody binging this guy's virus playlist to prep for the coronavirus?
Do a "Cube (1997)" explained please! I love your videos!
Hey, great video as always.
Keep up the good work.
This movie reminded me of Brightburn a little bit, but with a little difference's. Brightburn came out before this movie too.
it reminded me of the OMEN
I was really into the movie and wanting to know what these procedures were all about. As soon as the devil shit started to surface all I was thinkin was "Oh brother. Another son of the fuckin devil movie. God gimme back the last 1.5 hours of my life please"😂
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
This is where I come for movie recommendation
Anyone know the background music at the beginning? I love the angelic tone.
I think its called ELI from Bear McCreary.
@@Darkfred6669 I meant Niyats
You should cover the book of Eli
Could it be a sequel to rosemary's baby?
All of the tragedies in the film could've been avoided by just telling the truth. Maybe then Eli could have used his powers for good.
And can you make one of the best super soldier from DC and Marvel
I wanted to like this movie more than I did, but I went into it blind, which made the fissures where it seems two different films were mashed together all the more apparent, I think. It was jarring to be watching a well-made, if typical, supernatural horror film one second, and then be thrown into a Percy Jackson-esque world the next. The acting was great, but the plot didn't flow well in my opinion. The red herrings seem, in retrospect, kind of clumsy as well. I respect they were trying to do something different, though.
I know no one cares, I just needed to get this off my chest. It still irks me a bit, because I want to like it more than I do. Oh well, I'm glad some people are enjoying it!
The problem with the movie is the twist. A twist needs build up it can't just come out of nowhere. A twist needs a gradual build up, it can be subtle but there needs to be build up. This movie's twist just comes straight out of nowhere and you have to just go along with it. Another movie that had a similar problem was "Now You See Me" in which the twist just has so many flaws and there was no build up.
You can call Eli's "allergies" a build up if you want but there not. There just there. Not to mention, when the twist happens, The mother's character changes *completely*. You can't do that in terms of storytelling. Character's change throughout stories, yes. But making one's entire personality different is just ridiculous.
A plot twist doesn't make a movie good. A twist could actually ruin your movie or make it good.
I made a special list of movies with that kind of thing. Please check them out, some of these are considered the greatest movies ever made. I hope you have fun with this list.
Fight Club (1999)
The Prestige (2006)
Parasite (2019)
The Usual Suspects (1995)
Gone Girl (2014)
Memento (2000)
Shutter Island (2010)
Psycho (1960)
Citizen Kane
Se7en (1995)
Primal Fear (1996)
Scream (1996)
The Sixth Sense (1999)
Donnie Darko (2001)
Arrival (2016)
Moon (2009)
Old boy (2003)
Prisoners (2013)
man whenever i see old videos u made about old movies i just go and watch them and i enjoy them 😝❤
The ending doesn't make any goddamn sense. It's like the script got merged with a completely different script. The boy not being able to survive outside because he's a demon makes no sense. The nuns making a house where a demon boy could survive makes no sense. The dad raising a kid he knows 1) isn't his and 2) is a hellspawn makes no sense.
They just wanted a surprise twist and didn't care how they got there. Thanks for shedding some light on some of this as the movie doesn't even attempt to explain anything.
I agree
This is just wow I can’t believe that he is the devil the whole time
nope the devils child yo
"as you do" haha!
This movie had a good story but the ending 💀
Do tell me at what point was Eli evil? Because i can't see for the life of me which part wasn't completely justified for him to behave the way he did.
Also, wouldn't the holy water normally trigger his allergy-like reactions instead of subduing them?
He was inherently evil, he didn't turn evil. He was going to do something evil in the future and they were trying to prevent it by purifying his soul and setting it free (or something like that). Yeah, he was right to be angry because he was lied to and was going to be killed, and for someone like him (child of Satan) torturing, setting on fire, and exploding people isn't an irrational reaction because, again, he is inherently evil.
If you don't understand, you're probably not religious, which is fine, but it would just explain why you don't understand why they did what they did to Eli. I do think that they all went about it the wrong way though, there were better (but still not right) ways. Starting with being honest.
@@vianpik religions tend to warp peoples minds. like those 4 and not realizig how innocent eli was and even being the son of the devil didnt make him evil
@@EXEcosmoman20 He was inherently evil, he was the sin of Satan. Killing children is horrible but it's like, wouldn't you kill Hitler as a kid if you could? Both Hitler and the spawns of Satan would have had a bad future for them. It's a fictional movie, anyway.
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Your voice is much better than the other explanation yt...
@@Eljulitus thanks bro
Can u explain handmaid tail would be cool
This movie had me cackling from the start just cause the parents ignorance the whole movie😭💀
I think I may need to see this movie for myself before I see this video
Great video ! 👏👏👏👏
And you know thinking about it the reason why Eli has to wear that hazmat suit when he was outside was bc he was part demon. Demons can't stand sunlight. It burns them just like vampires.
Not a demon. He would be part angel.
@@zanebutler8717 then why the suit? Also I keep forgetting his father is actually a fallen angel.
Will we ever get intersteller part 2? It's been 30 seconds for me but 2 years for you 😂
Hey! Love your channel. I was wondering if you could please do a video on Shin Godzilla or a full retrospective on the Godzilla Anime Trilogy.
God, this movie scared the crap out of me 😂
can you make one of Jason Bourne or Ethan Hunt who are those two is the best spy
*laughs in Danger Zone*
Obviously it would be Johnny English
Please talk about Day after Tomorrow. About the freeze and the disaster.
I thought this was a english dubbed movie so i didnt want to watch it.
Now that i know Eli will embrace his father, im gonna watch it.
Doesnt that make the doctors/nuns good guys?
Pretty neat that Eli is an anagram of Lie
Damien now has a playmate
Satan: listen I gotta get a little action too
Yeah I saw this a few days back. I was not expecting that sharp turn 😂
Love your channel can you please do the space marines and orks in warhammer 40k maybe the trynides too
Yes they're all on the to do list :)
@@filmcomicsexplained yay thanks you
@@forestcall838 what is that meant to be
this movie needs a series
There's a Bible verse on the motel billboard. Proverbs 19:9 A false witness will not go unpunished, and whoever pours out lies will perish. Not sure if it is relevant but there were a whole bunch of lies.
Is this a re-upload I feel like I saw this video already oh never mind it was foundflix lmao it felt the same XD
Was going to say lol foundflix
Who knew there was more than one Anti Christ.
Any chance you could do a video on the immortals of the Highlander film series
You should do a video on the Red Flu from The Last Ship
This was a good twist.
i would like to mention a noticeable lesson about this film, women tend to fuck up important situations pretty damn often.
this is season 1 and 2 of Supernatural. Yellow Eyes starts an army of demon children.
The good old days