Plague Traps People Inside Their Buildings as Going Outside Means Instant Death
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- In a post-apocalyptic world where humans have developed an irrational fear of open spaces and die if they dare go outside, a desperate man will try to find his girlfriend while staying inside.
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This… is surprisingly heartwarming. No betrayals, they become friends. That’s rare in movies these days.
That's the funniest typo I've seen in weeks. "How heartwarming, they become fiends." :)
@@stevenscott2136 lol,fiends
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@@richard1983 you think I care?
F I E N D S
But if you die within seconds of going outside it's not exactly what you would call an irrational fear of going outside it's very rational.
I looked up the summary and from what I've been able to tell, it seems to be the agoraphobia that kills you oh, like the body is having some extreme Panic reaction to going outside
In the movie people are shown to be scarded of going outside without even trying it.
The virus's side effect is permanent agoraphobia, so bad it literally kills you.
@@LOgomon20 yeah but I'm just saying it's not exactly irrational given the circumstances in the movie.
More reason to go extreme introvert in this scenario.
Finally, a survival movie that doesn't end with everyone dying and leaving you in a state of depression.
I am not sure if you are being ironic. The hope is in the next generation: that's why the two main characters let, even courage, their son to leave with the group of teenagers at the end.
@@LisaSimpsonRules I don't understand your comment. It's worded so weird.
I started saying that I am not sure if your original comment was ironic / sarcastic. Then, I made a comment about the next generation being the hope: the hope for a future, the hope that humanity doesn't end here. At the end, the main couple allows their son, who by then it is already a teenager, to go away with a group of random teenagers that happen to just pass by.@@evalationx2649
I feel the opposite. Yet again a movie with a good ending...
Wouldn’t the air outside be much the same as the air inside?
The fact that there is still food in the cafeteria is amazing
Right? What cafeteria has so much food that it can feed people for 3 months straight?
Oh hi mak
I did not hit her, I did not Oh hey mak
Omg you are littreally everywhere 😳
@@faysameru it's mak not mark
Enrique was surprisingly a good side character.
He didn't backstab the ML and had a logical mindset. You don't get that kind of thing with today's movie.
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It’s from 2013, it’s a today’s movie
Mutual benefit
Refreshing .
Must have been made outside of Hollywood influence or less .
@@jwm109 2013 doesn't make it a today's movie.
A lot has changed in 8 years.
Introverts in the movie: "I've been training my whole life for this moment"
Me when Covid hit. LOL
Those Covid years were literally NO DIFFERENT than the last 10 years for me prior to that xD
@@HomicidalTh0r
I like how Enrique is so goal-oriented. He will do everything to achieve whatever deal he agreed to. Ruthless to a certain degree but definitely someone I trust won't breach a contract.
I mean, he did admit he would have still fired the dude even if he completely the job
@@bijuutamer729 To be fair, he never said that he wouldn’t fire him. He just said he would fire him if he didn’t complete the project within one month.
@@isaacbargo6843 unless you watched the movie it was said that he wouldve fired him even if he finished it
@@ernestogastelum9123 are you slow? he knows that, hes saying the boss never said he WOULDNT fire him if he did finish. use your brain more often
But good as a Boss tho
I'm wondering if they could get around the panic by going outside while inside a portable tent or even a human-sized bag. Can they drive cars? Motor homes? Campers? What if you build covered walkways between buildings? They seem fine at open windows and doors, so apparently all they need are three walls and a roof.
The car part no I saw the man in video dead in his car.
7:30 apparently not
@@ErzengelDesLichtes Nah, he just died because he tried to get out of the car. 😅
It was not a air borne disease neither sun killing them......
The tent and building tunnels sounds like a good idea lol
Aw. Enrique's death was sad, honestly he was such a good character.
A good character
He was selfish to the end, but in a way that it was logical. He was ruthless when he had to be, but he was not a monster. I think it is the most balanced character in the whole thing, and I have the feeling that it is part of Coronado's skill as an actor that the audience is led to empathise with him gradually.
Would've been a cool ending if he named his son Enrique as a way of remembering his boss who was afraid no one would remember him when he died.
He did in the movie.
Recap forgot to say it
@@mathesonconstantine7198 thanks for the info
Lame
@@quinnbaygo2112 it's just a cinematic trope I see often, so I was surprised they didn't add it since it was obviously set up for it (but I guess they did do it)
@@ВладБумага-п3ц yeah cause you self promote which everyone hates
"an irrational fear of going outside. If they do, they die within seconds."
Sounds rational as hell to me
I have seen other comments pointing out how they only die because of the irrational fear, which in turn is what perpetuates the lethal agoraphobia they are experiencing but yes, that was a poor choice of words.
yeah sound like the fear of covid 19🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They don't die because they go outside they die because of fear, I think the bleeding may be due to high heart rate caused by the fear
Relatable and rational are not the same thing.
The irrational fear is what kills them. Nothing outside kills them. The act of going [outside (edited from 'inside')] is what kills them because of the false perception of danger.
Irrational fear of going outside. They die within seconds. Lol I’d say that extremely rational.
Lol I picked up on that as well, but I think what it means is that the irrational fear of going outside is literally what kills them (some form of extreme agoraphobia according to the wikipedia page)
"Causes people to develop an irrational fear of going outside."
"If they go outside, they die within seconds."
I don't think you know what "irrational" means.
😂👌
Wrong choice of word, sure. The idea still stands that if they step outside, they die. I'm pretty sure that they showed scene's of that during the first part of the movie.. People where having convulsions/foaming at the mouths at the site of standing near doorways.. So I think it's safe to say 1/3 of these people would have died if they got forced to go outside.. If you watch the full movie, you will see how it's basically physically impossible to beat this "feeling of outside". Don't underestimate how one's brain is wired.. There are normal people out there who will have a heart attack at the thought of doing something that they fear.
Sounds like a fairly rational fear to me........
It's taken from the movie's description
From what I've been able to read of the Wikipedia summary, it seems like it's the fear itself that kills them. Like the body is reacting in a very extreme fear-based way to going outside. A scene that is mentioned in the Wikipedia summary seems to point to this. They mention a current event story of a boy who commits suicide towards the beginning of the pandemic because his father can't understand his sudden onset agoraphobia
The most unrealistic part of this movie is the fact that the GPS never loses signal.
funfact: they screenshotted the gps and put in on a random phone to make the movie
@@d.s.151 The most unrealistic part is the fact that the GPS - which relies on having a sightline to GPS satellites - worked underground.
The most unrealistic part is that you expect a film to follow realism
@JYESGEE there are satelites that's how Google maps able to create a birds eye view of the world
@JYESGEE let me guess you don’t believe we’ve ever been to space
I really appreciate the realism in the details of the weaponry in this movie. For example, when he shoots the gun in the sewer, and his ear drum bursts, or when the bear attacks and they use the fire to keep it at bay, finally using the bear's weight against itself with the spear (This is actually the proper way to kill a charging bear with a spear)
Yeah, the only quarrel I have is that gasoline doesn't combust and cause explosions. A solid shot would just spill the gas everywhere, with minimal chance it would even catch fire before slowly burning out. Other than that, this movie seems pretty good.
@@derekfuqua1254 i think it was a propane tank
I'm sorry - are you a bear killing expert or a spear expert?
@@user-vl4zi9vl8g? That’s just common sense bruh, lol.
@@futureparadise.2089Its common sense to let a bear charge at you and then impale it against it's own weight? Most people in that situation, even if they had a spear, are not about to try that.
Allthough not perfect and having flaws this movie is a good example as to why international, casual-movies should get more, global recogniton. People really should give movies from other countries a chance more often.
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very true. What's more, Catalonia (and Spain by default, I guess) has given some very talented directors and actors, even working for hollywood firms. Science fiction is not our strong suit, mainly because the amount of money needed to produce a decent sci-fi movie with good effects, but there are quite some very good catalan and spanish drama and historical drama movies/series
Its the english barrier sadly. If its not native, it wont really appeal.
Ive had lots of very good movies that simply couldnt follow cause reading is not why I watch things.
This looks rubbish tho
Imagine not being able to go outside because of a "disease." Imagine that...
Hmmmmm. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Nope sorry nothing at all in particular comes to mind. Can't.
What do you mean "disease"? Are you referring to the virus that has taken the lives of millions already?
@@JohnTheStun holy cow! You comprehend joke and sarcasm. So intelligent. So smart
@@jaybartgis5148 Your quotation marks insinuated that the joke was that covid is not actually a disease and everyone just pretends it's dangerous.
@@JohnTheStun you're talking about 4D chess when the joke was about checkers dude. And besides. I'm not the OP
I remember watching this movie. It turned out to be a very good one. I felt bad for the parents left behind. It was good (inspiring) that they found a way to live within that building......but I felt bad that they were left alone, in the end. I think it would have been better for the "kids", who were able to go outside, to have stayed around and just rebuilt a society that also included their parents, who could not go outside their buildings. I think that would have made for an interesting new society. But that wasn't the vision of the moviemakers.
are you to scared to go outside?
Everybody's giving away plot details in the comment, but not the name of the movie. What is it?
@@theterminaldave "The Last Days" (2013). The narrator mentioned it at the beginning of the video. (It's in Spanish, but with English subtitles).
@@Strylover thanks I appreciate it
The symbolism of the movie is how easily we can live in fear of the world falling apart as adults. It's important that we don't force our children to also live in that fear and give them a chance to live in the world they can make for themselves.
Inside his job territory Enrique was such a heartless person..
Fortunately outside this "job territory" he wasn't as heartless as he was inside his job..
By helping marc throughout his journey and in the end saving him from that person that was trying to kill him and getting himself killed was really noble of him..
He wasn't good nor evil..
He was just a man..
Thankfully because of him marc managed to get to his girlfriend and start a new life..
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@@ВладБумага-п3ц maybe its not so fantastic after all?
@@ВладБумага-п3ц these two statements contradict eachother heavily, so...
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I love the. Enrique twist. His evil boss becomes his greatest ally.
Ikr
Lame, if Marc wasn't so incompetent, he wouldn't need shit boss.
@@quinnbaygo2112 😂Yeah, get a job first, then talk. You weekend warriors seem to know so much about how the world works posting from your parents' basement.
This would make a great series. Teens sent out where adults can't go. Exploring a new world. I basically want another the 100, that show was so good.
Same honestly
No, 100 fell into the "Lost" trap of adding things that made less and less sense while zooming out narratively. This movie, partly because it was a movie and not a show, stays very pure.
I'd also like to see the continuation of the movie, however in a form of a sequel instead of a series that would most likely get cancelled after 1 season with many open plotlines. It would still be uncertain if the sequel would be any good, considering it would be quite different in several ways.
Yeah after the 2 apocalypse I just choudent do it nomore
This was a surprisingly interesting and good movie. I like the aspect that not everyone is out to betray each other and Enrique was an amazing side character. Wish they made more movies like this where everyone isn't just a prick, lol.
I would suggest looking into different foreign movies like this. Typically, film-makers draw upon troupes and cliches that are prevalent in their culture's films. In Hollywood, typically, this means you see a lot of characters with similar "prick" personalities.
Me too
I like how they didn't ruin the movie by trying to explain/cure the mysterious affliction. Sometimes by simply leaving something vague, you make it much more memorable than you do by explaining it.
I think the plague affects your mind to think that going outside is bad
If by memorable you mean that annoying movie in the back of your mind that feels like a cliffhanger you know is never going to finish.
I call it lazy
@@SilkyLew I think they'd definitely ruin it. Even if they thought it out _extremely_ well, there would still be holes in the explanation, and then it would be people saying they didn't like it because the explanation didn't make sense.
@@xxbuddybluexx9246It leaves more to the imagination, also leaving more to talk about afterwards as it's internationally open for interpretation. Then again, I suppose the world is losing it's taste for that kind of stuff. People always have to have a definitive explanation for things or they don't enjoy them. Art isn't always about that reason, though. It's about feeling.
The notion that apocalypse didn't erase borders but the reasons for having them is intriguing. It makes you think about the fragility of societal structures. Once the world falls apart, what's left to separate us? It's a stark commentary on the fragility of the constructs we take for granted.
accurately stated
The "They find quite a surprise in the back, it's a bear :D!" is fucking killing me
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Russia be like
@@ВладБумага-п3ц probably thats not as fantastic as you think
@@androidkim4085 Its definitely a surprise though.
You'd be surprised how sneaky bears can be.
I was walking through a forest in one of my games once and I was going to place a storage box next to a rock.
Rock was a bear.
Cut to 20 seconds later, I'm running through the woods with nothing but my underwear and a rifle.
As a Spaniard, I'm happy to see people from all over enjoying one of our movies.
I really liked Enrique, as well I liked his character arc, where, before everyone were forced to stay inside because of the Panic pandemic, he started out as a jerk (a boss-cliche), but as his character develops when the Panic pandemic hit and helps Marc to find his girlfriend, he became a friend to Marc, plus, there was no betrayal at all (which is rare in movies these days). So that's why watching him die is just heartbreaking. RIP Enrique
True that. I fully expected him to sell out or turn on Marc at some point because movies tend to use that trope. But it's good that he was a decent man and smart too, gathering seeds and supplies and giving Marc a different outlook on this man who he only knew before as the asshole boss.
7:50 Just be honest UPFRONT if you really want kids or not. And if you change you mind about kids later in the relationship TELL your partner right away otherwise you're a bad person. Period. End of story. Whether you want kids or not is a deal breaker. You can't compromise on that issue. Either you want them or you don't and if you and your partner are on opposite sides of the issue the relationship is over. You will NEVER change someone's mind who does really want kids and you will NEVER change the mind of someone who really doesn't want kids. If you try to baby trap them and believe they will love the kid once it's born think again. They wont, they will resent you and it will build and build until they hate you. And they will resent their child and maybe grow to hate them too. No child should EVER grow up feeling resented and unwanted. Don't do it. Just end the relationship. No matter how much you love them they will resent you and grow to hate you if they want kids and you refuse and they will resent and grow to hate you if you force them to be a parent.
Enrique was probably a "hatchet man", expressly hired to do downsizing. So he purposefully put out a ruthless, jerkwad persona to make people uncomfortable and resign. This reducing the number of people he had to outright fire. But deep inside he's a good man, a man of his words, and planned ahead very well (the seeds).
RIP Enrique.
Yeah
I remember watching this movie a few years ago. Surprisingly well done, a solid message about preparing your children for the future, but able to let them go as your time passes.
@djevangelene The Last Days
Not that solid when similar show called Made in Abyss could explain better why going a certain area could cause instant death and how people using tools could compensate for it, and dont start talking about moral message when the latter show also has more moral messages than the former
@@linnen_elm this movie doesn't need an in depth reason. I love MIA because it tackles so many subjects with maturity, and the reason gives weight to the world and its consequences. This film, however, chooses to ignore the "why" but instead focuses on the "how". It yields a stronger story overall.
What's name of this movie?
@@jthescrapper2099 The Last Days
"...causing people to develop an irrational fear of going outside. If they do, they die within seconds."
That sounds like a very rational fear then.
Being afraid of going outside when going outside kills you in seconds is a textbook example of a RATIONAL fear.
I've had that before where you're afraid to go outside. The longer you stay inside the harder it is to go out.
Currently going through it
I almost fell into that trap when I went to University, going to the store for food took far more effort than it should off and the fear (for reasons I’m not gonna mention) was palpable. But I knew if I didn’t go out I’d start developing a phobia and I didn’t want that
@@Clean2113
Yeah, it sucks. I get it when the weather is bad and it's Cold and snowy.
@@mrpizzacat8273
Definitely.
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As an introvert, I see nothing wrong with staying inside .
The character development of Enrique is just heartwarming. I teared up a little.
Finally a movie that understand the danger of firing a gun in a closed area
Is that supposed to be funny? My life in danger...."oh no ,the danger of fire a gun in closed area?!!!" You choose...
@@quinnbaygo2112 oh no let's shoot in a closed area, most likely miss the first shot to a clitical point and I'll be completely useless taking the next one as I am blind from muzzle flash and deathen by the explosion because I am the closest person to it, practically reducing my chances of landing another shot, or defend myself in any way to zero
Have you ever shot a gun?
@@alin3563 I'm not picking on you at all but that one spelling error "clitical"got me laughing so hard! 🤣😂
@@alin3563 If English isn’t your first language then you’re very smart. Even if it is, that’s still wise. Here are some corrections
critical, deafened,
@@Gryphon2026 bro I didn't notice and I'm dying 😭😂
Guess he should've kept his clitical shots for when he found his gf LOL
Thanks movie recaps. I absolutely despise movies that provide ZERO explanations of why the crises occurs.
Enrique was actually bad ass. Usually characters like that end up being cowards in the end and pulling some shady bullshit
not really he's to scared to go outside
Great movie, but the thing is without all the guys constantly repairing power lines and infrastructure the whole utilities grid would go offline with no maintenance. Additionally, the number of fires that would end up breaking out would make living inside buildings for any extended period of time in urban areas untenable. So you would only have small remote places surviving until they run out of food rather quickly.
All this happens????
@@fliperdipper7037 yeah I was about to say...several buildings do just that and catch on fire, with the characters afraid of collapsing structures
That’s the same logic you could apply to I am Legend but it’s a movie man try not to get a boner over it.
@@master-of-mind5881 In IAL, if I remember correctly just like in 28 days later, there is still civilization outside of the infested area. They can literally remote shut off the power and other things that would cause the whole place to burn down. In this verse, everyone presumably who could do something has already died. Otherwise the same logic applies to those other verses.
In the small remote areas of Spain probably the virus won't even get there if the virus was having a fear of going outside
The thing that I love about this channel is that it allows you to discover great movies you otherwise never would have found.
As someone who's has been inside his house or his "comfort zone" most of his life this movie hits .
People doesn't understand how hard it is to be able to even socialize when ur outside. :(
The Emperor protects ...
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Not to be that guy but comfort* contort is to bend in different angles.
@@aikou2886 mistaping thanks
You were not alone last year because of the whole lockdown thing
The tone of your voice and the music.....this is relaxing and entertaining. It help me discover some new(old) film i havent seen before.
If this is a movie as a pilot to a series what happens next, would definetly be one of my top series to follow and watch.
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@@Casta2 bro😭
Black summer is similar to this
@@KipomoVideos But that is a zombie one if i did not got it wrong?
"Julia comforted him and they made love" - the tts robot said passionately
Can u tell me the name of the movie ???
@@joshuapraveen5587 it's "Learn to read and watch the first seconds of the video"
@@FlamingBeat can't find it
@@frost_spirit3314 it's called "The last days"
“They develop an irrational fear of going outside. If they do, they die within seconds.” Sounds like a perfectly rational fear to me.
Such a beautiful movie, that covered both the light and the darkness of humanity.
Fear, greed, and insanity. Balanced out perfectly with love, hope and unity (friendship).
What is the name of this movie
The last days
This movie is so profound I’m sure some don’t realise, it’s like art imitating life or is it life imitating art. Definitely a good scare tactic.
I had the same opinion.
Name of the movie plzzz
"Going outside means instant death" Relatable.
afraid of dying in seconds = irrational fear
nice
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@@ВладБумага-п3ц no
It’s because they have so much fear of going outside they will do anything to not go outside. When they do go outside they have some panic attack that ends up killing them
What an unexpetanctly heartwarming story and ending, most post apocalyptic films either have dark or somewhat vague endings, but this one has nothing but hope.
As an introvert I'm always in favor of any excuse to not go outside.
Define "outside" because it seems to me if this is based on "fear of open spaces" you could just put on a visored motorcycle helmet then go out.
Maybe it's quite literally the “idea” of what outside is that is the determining factor. Putting a crate on rollers and having it pulled across the street with rope might work.
I think this movie defined outside as not having a roof over your head
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As a psychological effect, it probably depends on what each individual thinks of as "outside". I'd try a box over my head on Day 1.
@@connorh2215 Go inside garden shed with no foundation. Pick up garden shed. Walk around inside garden shed. Viable option for someone who was working in one of those garden stores selling them.
"People develop an irrational fear of going outside. If they do, they die within seconds."
That sounds like a pretty rational fear to me.
apparently it's an extreme agoraphobic reaction that kills them, not some disease or environmental factor. Basically it's like suddenly becoming so arachnophobic that just the very presence of a spider is enough to cause your brain to make you seize and go into respiratory failure because it doesn't know how to respond.
This may be a joke but it’s still an irrational fear. They’re not scared because going outside means death. They die because they’re scared. Outside isn’t the problem it’s them. The disease causes them to fear outside so much that once they do they get so scared they die.
Irrational because it started with no apparent cause. Meaning the first people developed this intense fear out of nowhere and then proceeded to die when going outside. Sounds like the literal definition of irrational.
So why does it infect everyone?
@@sanitizerwilson1599 Same reason Covid 19 does, same reason the walker virus does in Walking Dead, same reason Spanish flu did, Viruses just need a living host, once it mutates it doesn't really care if it's hog or human, just so long as it has a host to thrive in.
I feel like people thought this is what Covid was going to be like in the early days
14:45 how my parents think I feel when I'm leaving the house after playing games for 2 hours.
Facts.
"rebuild society from scratch" not to be the bearer of bad news but, if society collapses due to the fact there isn't any more easily accesible resources there's no way to rebuild it.
but that wasn't the case, resources were still available, the old generations could just no longer walk outside...
Things requiring large-scale organization (like fuel supplies and power plants) will be almost impossible. The tools are there, the parts are there, but the skills will be very hit-or-miss after 15 years of starvation and fighting, and the organization and incentive systems would have to be completely rebuilt, which would take a VERY strong and intelligent leader of the kind rarely seen in history.
Even a medieval level society would be tricky when the important skills of that level are rare among modern folks. An urban IT guy can't teach his son to blacksmith or use a horse-drawn plow.
I'd bet on mass die-offs in most places, with new centers of society growing up in rural areas where people know enough about farming to feed themselves after the tractors stop running. They'd have a small boost from the availability of modern tools, but much of what's lying around isn't relevant to that lifestyle.
Maybe not "from scratch", but close enough to it.
@@stevenscott2136 the intel would still be available, all the books etc..., of course it will be hard to restart over but no where near the level of medival times.
this is exactly how people were acting in real life for the last 2 years lol
"Irrational fear of going outside, if they do, they die within seconds."
I dunno man, that seems like a pretty rational fear
A viral disease causes irrational fear of going outside. There's nothing outside that would cause them to die. So it's irrational, from the perspective of the uninfected (us).
But because they do die when they go outside, the fear is rational from the perspective of the infected person.
Props to Enrique for keeping the seeds because without them, Mark's family would've died of starvation.
Modern produce is genetically engineered such that those seeds will never grow.
An irrational fear of going outside you say? In 2013 you say? More like 2020.
This shows that feelings of true love and family can help you over come the most difficult situations.
What a cool looking movie
I teared up when Enrique dies, from a 15 min recap video. Good narration for a fine film.
As someone who deals with agoraphobia, i'm about 99% certain that's what this movie was a metaphor. I guarantee if you look at the writer/directors one of them suffers from it too
Is it really like this tho?
@@IloveCanada-ql5vt For me it was. The scene at the end when the main character has to walk across the street felt 100% like having a panic attack in the middle of an open area when my agoraphobia was at its worst. Obviously you don't start bleeding out the ears but your chest tightens up and your arms and legs become so heavy and your vision gets blurry. It feels like your body is shutting down and dying, even though it really isn't.
@@djmeowth that’s horrible; my condolences. May I ask how you get errands done with this challenge?
@@IloveCanada-ql5vt During the worst times, I didn't leave the house for a whole year. Thankfully I lived with my family so they were able to handle errands and groceries. I'm about 90% recovered now, but very big wide open spaces like plazas and parking lots still make me feel very vulnerable. But I'm fine going to most places!
@@djmeowth i’m glad you recovered! I think i understand that fear now tho, i get a bit paranoid in parking lots too. It must be hard on a lot of people.
This is like that movie with the mist that goes all over London but the grown ups don’t let the kids go out because everyone is dying only to find out that the children are the only ones who can survive outside.
There used to be another show just like this years ago, probably 1990s or something if I remembered correctly. It was about how humans are unable to go out of their homes because it burns their skin and is forced to be in a lockdown. Something to do with the sun burning too bright and hot that it burns the skin. New generation was born and the kids are let outside and they don't feel the pain but their skin slowly melts off and is replaced with some sort of metallic shield that prevents them from burning alive from the sun.
This show is some sort like that but different. I don't know if anyone remembers it.
I think it was an episode of The Outer Limits, or one of the other twilight-zone inspired shows. I remember seeing it as a kid.
Some song was going around the party scenes that appeared to be seriously messing up young people, but couldn't be heard by adults (I think playing off the loss of the hearing spectrum that occurs even by early adulthood.) It turned out to have been transmitted to earth by aliens. Unbeknownst to us, the sun was about to undergo a catastrophic chemical change, and the music caused children/teens to transform into having metallic skin to protect from the harsher UV. If I recall correctly, they eventually found a way to cause the same effect for adults at the end. Pretty sure some of the kids afflicted early on died because of medical attempts to save them from the transformation.
They die if they go outside, but open air stairwell and gathering water on the balcony is ok ?
Yeah it doesn’t really make sense, at first I thought maybe it was the sun but then I figured they’d just go out at night time. Idk, decent movie though.
@@TandJgaming the disease isnt outside, everyone just develops extreme agoraphobia for some reason. Panic attacks kill them.
I think it's because they're not technically outside? Like, still surrounded by structure? When Enrique breaks the window to jump out he's kind of 'outside' but he's still within the confines of the building.
Its science ok now put your mask on in between bites
@Shining Pecan yeah the problem is them not the outside. It’s a psychological induced death. If they perceive they’re outside then they get so scared they die. So since they’re still in the building and do not psychologically perceive themselves as outside then they are fine
It’s so cute the writers thought there would still be food in the cafeteria after three months
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"a man in the subway was even wearing a mask"
Wow how strange that would be.
Its always enjoying to see the journey of two characters where they hate each other before.
A GPS in a subway? The satellite signal doesn't get through. They could only use it underground for the map. Anyway, this is a special one that works with magic. 😋
that enrike was mvp at last
“Irrational fear of going outside” “if they do they die in seconds”
You know it doesn’t sound too irrational
I love movies like this, its shows that no matter what some people will still do anything for there family.
I would've loved to see this concept explored more. I know it would probably be watered down eventually, but it would be interesting to see how other countries react to this kind of disease.
It looks like a good film to watch, even if GPS doesn't work underground or in tunnels.
How is there a epidemic where you can’t go outside…… when you’re literally _ALWAYS_ outside?
A very metaphoric and full of symbolism. Regeneration. A cycle. Old generation. New generation. Old world. New world. Very interesting movie.
Okay 👍
Awesome that the GPS is so advanced that it gets reception underground.
I don’t know how to tell you this, but most GPS don’t need reception
Dude said “irrational fear”. Instant death air is very rational
So no one tried flipping a trash can over and using that to be “inside” while crossing the street?
Good idea.
Good movie overall. Nice twist in the end with next gen kids being immune to the disease.
Moral of the story "ur boss is a jerk but can be ur only savior during the pandemic" 🤣🤣
The best side character that I ever see
rip Enrique
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I thought the same thing myself
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That's a Manhunt avatar. You can rarely see those, respect
Can't imagine igniting a gas can in a freaking sewer is the brightest idea.
“Irrational fear of going outside” “They die in seconds”
I think that’s quite rational
That was such a good bromance, I got sad when he died :(
2:20 "the ONLY way to navigate the subway tunnels is with gps"
This seems like a very rational fear of going outside if it makes you die instantly.
Even though i know the entire plot i would still watch this movie. It surprisingly heartwarming
Enrique was a true friend through and through. He was a real one, to the end.
All your movie recaps are very good! And surprisingly most of these are underrated movies that I might only had a chance to watch when riding a public provincial bus! Thank you!
So.. they have developed symptoms of being afraid going outside, as an introvert this a win-win situation.
Not if no one delivers you food, groceries. Electricity.
You evidently don't know what an introvert is then. It's someone who rather be left alone, doesn't mix well with others and is quite able to entertain himself. Nothing to do with going outside, quite the opposite, introverts enjoy the outside just as much as anyone else. I'm an introvert just in case you want to know.
@@mikethespike7579 especially if 'going outside' consist of enjoying the natures, that'll keep'em happy
@@mikethespike7579 whatever, have fun with that notion. The problem becomes , as shown is as a introvert you would be exposed more. Unless you're a survivalist like introvert, this seems like it would be your worst nightmare. As random people pop up, attempting entry to your goodies.
@@quinnbaygo2112 Well, yeah, in a post global catastrophe scenario you'd have far better chances of survival if you're part of a crowd. Unless you're a trained survivalist with excellent skills I think an introvert wouldn't last long on his or her own.
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What it felt like going to the office after a year of working from home
I really enjoyed watching this movie, there was no zombies or monster, just a natural phenomenon that wasn't explained in the movie why it happened, in many ways it was kinda sad...I even liked the ending...
"Irrational fear of going outside"
"If they do, they die in seconds"
Seems pretty rational to me ngl
0:08 Nigel Farage 😂
Enrique was actually a good character he just wanted to live a good life with his dad and still deciding to not betray the main character I forgot the main character name sorry but he was a good guy
Man that movie tugs @ them heartstrings boi! I ain't crying over Enrique dying it's allergies bro.... 😡... 🤓 gre8t recap guys... 👉💪💯❗
I would survive that you’ll know that’s slight work for me 😏
First of all,who are you?Second,it’s light work dummy
Just built different
@@pfmzk ligit thinking the same thing 😂
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Ah, so the fear developed first and then the death and not the death and then the fear.
Maybe the body knew that something wasn't right and that something very bad would happen if they went outside.
Earlier (before lockdown) many people weren't affected and so didn't have the fear of going outside and thus didn't die, it is only those who were afraid of the outside that died, maybe they were the initial patients of the plague or perhaps the placebo effect occurred and their bodies over-reacted to going outside and started to attack itself think that it was attacking the actual threat, this might have caused it to spread more rapidly as these would add to the case of what was shown on the news about the teenager.