Sue was the only one of the girls who realized the error of her ways and actually tried to make things right. She wanted to help Carrie when Chris wanted to literally kill her and her happiness.
@@sparkybraincell2159 those "friends" tormented a hurting young woman who did them no hurt/wrong and Carrie couldn't take it no more so she snapped,what human being on earth wouldn't after being put through so much hell/misery?
If Chris and her boyfriend killed Carrie they would’ve had face murder charges and billy would also face charges for dating an underaged girl. At least Carrie let sue live cause she’s pregnant
haven't seen this movie or the original but i am guessing that Susie was the only one who actually cared about carrie and tried to be her friend and help her
This is my favourite bit too. She sounds nice then. Carrie killed all those people at the prom. They deserved it and definitely that mean girl that spilled red blood all over Carrie and Tommy.
The other day, it dawned on me. If Sue is the mother, and she was going out with Tommy at the time, then Carrie didn't just save a mother-to-be and her unborn child: she saved TOMMY'S DAUGHTER. Tommy may be gone, but thanks to Carrie, he'll be survived.
At the end, Carrie went out like Samson in the temple. And one of the last things she did with her power was save two innocent lives. RIP Carrie White.
The mom didn't have to kill the baby, but this whole movie is her fault. You can be religious. You can raise a holy child. But she did it all wrong. None of this would have happened if she raised Carrie right.
hmm...you could tell that carrie was a good person because after everything her mom did to her AND TRIED TO MURDER HER....she sadly still loved her....that is a true person. I would've went to prom then ask to run away with Tommy but she decided to go back home.
G Yeah I didn't understand how someone could get hit in the head with a bucket and die but my school nurse said that if the bucket hits you hard enough on the head it can crack your skull or if it hits you in a specific place it can kill you
I feel like in this movie Carrie let her live for three reasons. Firstly sue was less horrible to her in the movie. Secondly sue was pregnant and lastly Carrie would have realised that the baby would also be Tommy Ross' baby and since it's obvious Carrie cared for him she would want his child to live on.
I think it was mainly because she knew Sue was genuinely sorry for how she treated her, she probably figured out that Sue was the one who asked Tommy to ask her to the prom and she realised that by doing that that she was trying to make things up to Carrie. Carrie probably realised that Sue had nothing to do with the pigs blood prank and never really hated her, that it was really Chris who was the bitch here.
Why not? I've been hurt my whole life. That's it I'm starting a Carrie protection squad everyone form a wall and keep every negative thing at least ten feet away from the poor girl
Stephen King said it best when it came to topics like this: "Horror is the coming undone of something good." And that is what happened here. This was human nature at its worse versus true innocence exposed, but in the end, she came undone and she took others with her.
+D. Riptide this story ( book and movie) plus personal expierience , are the reasons why i teach my daughter not to bully others, instead imagining herself in their shoes and how she would feel in their stead. she might be just ten yet and is more a pixie than a power ranger but she already defends her friends and others against mean insults and violence. when she s old enough, i ll give her the book to read, and, if she wants to, we ll watch the movie together.
This is not a bad remake at all (unnecessary perhaps, the original 1976 movie was fantastic--but still, this remake isn't bad). I especially love this scene--Moriez in particular blows you away with the kaleidoscopic emotional beats--rage ("look what you turned me into"), despair ("I killed my mother"), grief ("I want her back"), compassion (telling Sue to get out of there and PUSHING her out--gently) and joy ("it's a girl"). Really, she's terrific here. I quite like the remake even if it's not perfect (and even if Moretz is just a little too beautiful to be Carrie--she's such a good actor it doesn't matter). Moore is also excellent.
+NYCBlonde MY thoughts exactly. This remake is unnecessary, in my mind, but it's still good. I tried not to cry at this scene. I wish Carrie survived though.
I know I like the remake. Every time I get baby chills when she says "look what you turned me into" that's just deep. It wasn't specifically Sue but those teens did turn her into a monster. She seems like the monster when really the victim. That's life, right there. Teenagers are murdering people because of bullies. It's like that saying or quote & if it's not then it should... Hurt People Hurt People It sounds stupid but you just gotta think about it.
"Don't hurt me Carrie." "Why not? I've been hurt my whole life." People need to get it in their thick heads that bullying is utterly unnecessary and needs to stop.
+Tjt T It's unlikely a sequel will happen, due to how terrible the sequel to the original film went. I still want a sequel and I even bothered to make one on Fanon.com but honestly, I don't think they're willing to make the same mistake twice.
It killed me when Carrie said “I want her back.” I just died. Cuz after all her mother did to her, she still feels guilty for killing her mom and still wants to be with her. It’s really a bittersweet moment that just kills me 😢
seems Carrie didn't just have telekinesis as power, being able to tell the baby's gender already... ahaha that was sad though, I like that part they added in this version, it was like her final act of kindness and proof that she wasn't that evil after all, her mom and her bullies are the real ones that destroyed everything :(
In the original Novel she didnt just had Telekinesis, but also Telephatie and other Psychic Powers. Thats how she knew it in the Novel, and thats why she spared Sue at the end. Sue purposefully opened her Mind to show carry that she really was sorry, and just wanted her to have a good time at the Prom, and carry could read that.
Carrie is a master level Telepathy and Telekinetic. If she was a Marvel's mutant, she would rival easily Jean Grey or even Xavier. [She would be easily a level Omega]
This is one of the most emotional and heartwrenching scenes I’ve seen in my life. It’s a masterpiece. The actresses are amazing. What I find especially heartening is the expression of female solidarity. Sue knew that Carrie was on a rampage, that she had superpowers that could kill her easily if she wanted to, & that Carrie probably thought that Sue was in on the prank…yet she went to go try to help Carrie anyway, and risked her life doing it. You also notice that both actresses are fresh out of the shower/bath, “cleansed”, no makeup. It’s equality between women - no competition. And Carrie realizes that Sue is pregnant with another innocent girl & then uses her superpowers to save Sue’s, and Sue’s daughter’s, lives. Carrie also seemed happy about the pregnancy, and didn’t judge Sue for being a “slut” for getting pregnant as a teenager out of wedlock. This is particularly telling, since she was raised in a household where even developing breasts was a sign of being a slut; yet Carrie managed to rise above this misogynistic social conditioning & not judge Sue for her sexuality. I like to interpret it as Carrie seeing a chance to reincarnate into a new life…but a large part of that is because it is much more heartbreaking otherwise. Props to Kimberly Peirce, Chloe Moretz, and Gabriella Wilde. ♥
Actually, there was a scene cut from the movie when Carrie was younger. She was in the backyard talking to a neighbor when her movie comes and takes her inside. As she is being taken inside she is crying, which causes stones (smaller than ones seen here) to fall onto the house. Here rocks are used to fall instead. I don't know why they cut that seen as many people were confused to why rocks fell on the house.
I wish they had used the novel's ending instead. *Spoilers* In the novel, the death of Margaret happens BEFORE Chris and Billy. After the knife fight, Carrie stops her mother's heart, and stumbles away from the house. She finds the roadhouse where her mother was raped (and she was conceived, rather than giving in to a date rape), and sees Chris and Billy making love inside as victory for the prank (not aware that the school and town had been partially destroyed). Billy and Chris attempt to run her over but Carrie (like with the gas station) sends the car into the building and kills them both. Sue finds Carrie as she collapses and bleeds out, and lets Carrie scan her brain to see that she never intended to hurt her. Crying for her mother to come back, Carrie dies in Sues arms as they have a brief telepathic link. In the aftermath, Chaimberlain is a ghost town. Sue later writes a book about her experience with Carrie to prevent bullying. The novel ends sort of like how this movie does, implying Carrie is still alive, but instead implying that Carrie reincarnated herself into another child with a better family in Tennessee. Sue receives a letter from the child's mother asking for guidance to raise her with her amazing (not frightening) psychic abilities.
Blast22 I'm so glad that someone else also noticed the reincarnation implication in the book. But the 2013 movie also implies a reincarnation, at least in the 1st version of the ending (the movie theatre version) wherein the tombstone breaks. Notice Carrie is about to kill Sue, but then she reads Sue and, look at how Carrie's face lights up for a split second when she says "it's a girl"??? That's when Carrie decides to push Sue out of the house so that Sue can live, & decides to kill herself by letting the house kill her (she could have easily run out of the house). Notice that Sue holds her hand over her pregnant belly after the house )the place of Carrie's oppression) is destroyed. After this scene, there are 2 endings to the movie - the ending that was shown in theatres, and the ending that you probably saw (the one released on DVD). Each of these endings suggested one possibility of what will happen after she dies. SPOILERS FROM HERE. The first ending was a voice-over of Sue admitting that her & her classmates had pushed her to that breaking point. Sue leaves a flower at Carrie’s grave, and as she starts walking away, Carrie’s defaced tombstone breaks apart. With that, Carrie the Fetus (lol) destroys the last remnant of hatred bestowed upon her by society. Carrie wins. Then there was the second ending. Sue is in the hospital giving birth, & Carrie’s bloody arm is what comes out of Sue’s uterus (any doubts now that Carrie was the fetus? lol). When it shoots to the scene where it’s revealed Sue was having a nightmare, we see that there’s a big cross above the crib. In this movie, the cross is obviously representative of the oppression of Carrie. Thus, this ending is representative of what will happen if Sue treats Carrie the same way that Carrie's mother treated her - Carrie will continue to fight back, no matter what, until she is blessed with a non-oppressive family.
The real story that inspired King is even more depressing. He based it on 2 girls that were bullied in his high school. Probably one girl more than the other, because she was teased for wearing the same outfit every day. One year she finally showed up with a cute new outfit and the bullying got worse. As King basically put it, "She made a break for the fences to be accepted/normal and they punished her for it." After he sold Carrie to a publisher, he went looking for this girl/grown woman and found that she'd never really left the small town where she grew up and she lived in a trailer park. But he was too late - she'd committed suicide the year before.
jake Adereano Yeah, I mean in the Novel said she was either pregnant or having her period, but at the end it was her period, but I never believed that they used the pregnancy at the 2013 movie
"Don't hurt me Carrie!" "Why not?" "We have to get out of here give me your hand." "It's a girl." Me: Chris and Sue weren't the best of friends But Sue and Carrie were...and they could've been as close as sisters...
compared to the original movie, this scene has one big advantage: the audio. the noises while the house collapses, sounding like a giant, wounded animal and the viewer knowing what / who caused it to , this asociating those sounds of pain to the inner pain of carrie white, this scene was just beautifully done. its one of the few things, that make this remake worth a watch.
Anyone love the fact that After Carrie tells Sue that it's a girl she then saves their lives and sets Sue down gently on the road, THAT'S THE BEST FRIENDSHIP EVER TBH.
Holy shit, it would be AWESOME if Carrie was in a Marvel movie (maybe the sequel to Deadpool since all the other Marvel -except Guardians- franchises have at least one person with telekinesis. It wouldn't make sense to put her in Guardians since it doesn't take place on earth, though it would be funny -and possibly cute- if there was a scene where Carrie was grooming/ trimming baby Groot.)
I like how in this movie Sue tries to fix things and doesn’t keep bullying Carrie through out the movie like the other girl did, in my opinion the other girl got what she deserved and I like how she saves Sue and the baby from dying
"Don't hurt me Carrie.... Why not? I've been hurt my whole life." I don't know why that scene gives me chills. This wasn't the best movie by far, but the actress that played Carrie did a great job.
+Jenna D i agree on that except the reincarnation part. i mean sue is a teenager, who just watched a house fold into itself, after most of her friends have been killed almost in front of her eyes, by a girl with telekinetic powers and said girl just told her she s pregnant with a girl....thats A LOT to handle in one go. the touching her stomach-scene was, in my own opinion, just her reaction on the pregnant with a baby girl part of carries last words to her. plus the deleted scene of sue giving birth to the baby and seeing carrie in one of the nurses wasnt added for a reason, its not in the book and it didnt fit the movie at all.
"Don't hurt me, Carrie." "Why not? I've been hurt my whole life." My FAVORITE exchange of lines in this film. It sums everything up perfectly. (And Chloe Grace Moretz's acting is incredible!)
While I do think the remake wasn't entirely necessary, I think everything about this scene was perfectly done. 1) We got to see more of how Carrie felt regarding killing her mom 2) Sue making it into the house and trying to help Carrie was a great expansion of her character. It must've been comforting for Carrie to realize someone did truly want her to be happy and safe 3) The plot twist of Carrie telling Sue about her baby made me audibly gasp in the theater. Such a great change and it made the whole remake worth watching
I feel that this is the best version of Sue Snell ever because she truly feel sorry for Carrie and does the right thing out of genuine kindness to make up for what she did.
I can explain the ending a bit . The reason carrie let Sue live is because she could sense that she was pregnant and she wanted to give the baby a chance.
that too, but Carrie noticed Sue was a good person after all and was innocent of all the hell Carrie did suffered[It wasn't mentioned in 2013 or 1976 movie, but Carrie can read minds, she has telepathy too. She did saw Sue's behavior, that's actually why she had spared Sue's life along with her baby]
even though Carrie's mind snapped she still was able to be a good person and spare Sue's life she wasn't evil but with a mom like hers she never had a chance
Theory Time: What if up until then, carrie has been passed on from generation to generation and has been reincarnated each time something goes wrong, carrie is passed one to christine at the end. Its just my thoughts being creative
But Sue tried to fix her mistakes, she even gave up tommy so that Carrie would go to prom with him, so I don't know why Carrie would blame Sue when she knows that Sue's trying to help her (I haven't seen the film, but I've seen clips of it so I kind of know the premise of it a little)
I really wish they had used the ending in the book though. It appeared more tragic and sad, and I think this is what the movie aims to be. A tragic story about a girl who is ostracized at school, learns that she has telekinesis and gets pushed too far. And I think it would have a more emotional impact if it used the books ending. It showed how much people died and how Chamberlain became a ghost town. Also there's also that small part at the end of the novel where(Spoiler Alert to those who haven't read the novel, or this part of the novel) An auntie sent a letter to(i think to a friend of hers?) talking about how she saw her niece(named Annie) moving her toys around using her mind. If they added that as an ending I think the movie would have a potential sequel. Maybe this girl will grow up and eventually learn she too has psychic powers and is afraid to tell everybody else, maybe because of the destruction of the town. Then she'll help clear Carrie's name or something idk.
In the novel, Sue met her during her dying moments, outside the house, and through telepathy Carrie knew that Sue did not intend to harm her nor Tommy Ross .. Carrie loved her mother very much, and after she killed her and killed Chris and Billy, she realized that (things got out of control), and returned Again a weak child, calling her dead mother, collapsing and begging .. The miserable lost everything and could not stand up after everything that happened. Death was the perfect ending for her.
Ruby Garrett It means I did something that I believe is......gonna...... Well, just check out what I did: fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Carrie:_Blood_Of_Redemption
They thought it was funny But I thought it was kinda sad The dreams in which I'm DYING Are the best ones I've had Be careful with what you do Cause you won't like it when I'm mad You think you know my story? Would you think it's THIS bad?
+Jeronimo McArthur I feel for you. Carrie had been through too much hell and high water to have been treated like that and she did NOT deserve to die. I just.....(Sniffs)....it's not easy to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, especially Carrie's.
I have to say, Chloe Grace Moretz does have a great emotional range in this movie. Seeing her face as she says "Why not? I've been hurt my whole life" does actually hurt.
This is the most accurate ending, as per the novel, where Carrie dies in Sue's arms. In the book, right before she dies, Carrie actually used her telekenetic powers to search Sue's memory and see that she was trying to be a friend and help her.
When she says "I want her back." that KILLS me because all that Carrie wanted was for somebody to love her and even though she was tormented by her mom, that was the only person she wanted to seek comfort in. She deserved better.
"Why not. I've been hurt my whole life." 0:20 Damn that makes me fucking sad. 😥 I remember tearing up when I saw this in the theater. I'm sure others can relate with her who's been bullied in High School. I know I do.
rachieraindrop That's the thing. Carrie had so much potential to be such a good person with her power and just her heart, the world just made her that way with the torment and abuse. which brings up the fact that that's the most admirable thing about Carrie White, her love for her mother was too great. Carrie White is the living embodiment of what we all should be. Brave enough to face our monsters and mistakes...
And the mother is shown to love Carrie too...the way she sometimes strokes her in a maternal way and calls Carrie "my little girl". Its just that the mother's mental issues won out in the end and she tried to kill Carrie
I haven't watched the movie but seem really interested to. I'm just pointing out. It's kind of unrealistic that nobody wants to be her friend. You have many people commenting 'I'll be her friend', yet out of a thousand (or more) students ignore her. There are many kind, generous and thoughtful students who will pity the girl so it's unrealistic if she has NO friends. And cause she's seen as the weird girl, she must have at least 1 or 2 friends who help her.
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+TheDazzlingJ3D It's not only Carrie. It's her mother too.
"Unrealistic" See how "nerds" was treated in 80's or 90's. It's not totally unrealistic after all, if you consider the stereotypes people had gaven to "nerdy students" and the reactions towards that [if not tragic ones in real life]
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Sue was the only one of the girls who realized the error of her ways and actually tried to make things right. She wanted to help Carrie when Chris wanted to literally kill her and her happiness.
lmao i was so happy chris died oop sksk
@@sparkybraincell2159 those "friends" tormented a hurting young woman who did them no hurt/wrong and Carrie couldn't take it no more so she snapped,what human being on earth wouldn't after being put through so much hell/misery?
lmao carrie didn’t want to kill her. she didn’t kill sue when she had opportunity
If Chris and her boyfriend killed Carrie they would’ve had face murder charges and billy would also face charges for dating an underaged girl. At least Carrie let sue live cause she’s pregnant
You right…right
I LOVE this scene. She told her it was a girl and gently laid her outside... oh...my...god...
Craaazy Gyal i agree with you so true
haven't seen this movie or the original but i am guessing that Susie was the only one who actually cared about carrie and tried to be her friend and help her
She died a good person
Theri4444 yeah sue, tommy and ms Desjardin the gym teacher were the only ones who were nice to her
she was always a nice person. she should have gone with Sue and live.
"It's a girl" oh my gosh I love that part
me too
+Beauty Girl 67 Me 4😊
me 5 hahaha
This is my favourite bit too. She sounds nice then.
Carrie killed all those people at the prom. They deserved it and definitely that mean girl that spilled red blood all over Carrie and Tommy.
Me to
The other day, it dawned on me.
If Sue is the mother, and she was going out with Tommy at the time, then Carrie didn't just save a mother-to-be and her unborn child: she saved TOMMY'S DAUGHTER.
Tommy may be gone, but thanks to Carrie, he'll be survived.
wow
team10leader1 yeah I know but also when tommy died he was still dating sue
He'll be survived? df does that even mean? lol
Jan Brady there was a sex scene between Sue and Tommy in the movie, so I’m sure Tommy is the father.
Jan Brady There’s no proof in this movie that Sue was messing around with other guys, so there’s no choice but to believe that Tommy is the father.
At the end, Carrie went out like Samson in the temple. And one of the last things she did with her power was save two innocent lives. RIP Carrie White.
she should have saved herself. she was innocent.
she did quote Samson at school...
She also took a lot of innocent lives.... not every kid in that grade would’ve bullied Carrie white. Also.... she’s fiction. But I see what you mean.
She was also compared to Cinderella, @@jennad71.
eoppen well one life and one life to be.
@@dubiedupe2368 Almost everyone laughed at her for the video. They deserved the death.
i really wish Carrie herself survived too
battousaiblade Incase you don't know there's a 2002 version of Carrie and she lives in it
Jeronimo McArthur i know. i've seen it numerous times.
battousaiblade
Just thought i say
Jeronimo McArthur it's ok. thanks!
battousaiblade Sure no problem :)
The mom didn't have to kill the baby, but this whole movie is her fault. You can be religious. You can raise a holy child. But she did it all wrong. None of this would have happened if she raised Carrie right.
that is true, this is one of the times i can safely say that there are Christian radicalism out there
Have you heard of the West Burrow Baptists Church? The leader, Shirly Phelps is a lot like Carrie's mom, but maybe even worse.
Yeah I have heard. I am a christian but I try to be kind and never harm any one because of religion. I hope people can understand that.
+Alexandra Treadwell I'm a Christain too, and I'm the same way.
I think if Carrie had told someone about how her mother abused her, CPS could've done something.
Sue: don't hurt me carrie!
Carrie: why not? i've been hurt my whole life...
breaks my heart everytime...
multi vids I really feel bad for Carrie
@@michaelsaylorceo135 Me too
Fulfill your destiny, Carrie White, become what you were meant to be: an agent of vengeance.
More than likely how a majority of school shooters feel
The thing every victim of bullying/hurt/betrayal wants to say
hmm...you could tell that carrie was a good person because after everything her mom did to her AND TRIED TO MURDER HER....she sadly still loved her....that is a true person. I would've went to prom then ask to run away with Tommy but she decided to go back home.
Shadow_ Princess158 But Tommy was dead. He got hit with the bucket.
Shadow_ Princess158 Yer I agree with u
G Yeah I didn't understand how someone could get hit in the head with a bucket and die but my school nurse said that if the bucket hits you hard enough on the head it can crack your skull or if it hits you in a specific place it can kill you
yeah, concussion
K3 Magie Actually in the book he was unconscious until the fire started
I feel like in this movie Carrie let her live for three reasons. Firstly sue was less horrible to her in the movie. Secondly sue was pregnant and lastly Carrie would have realised that the baby would also be Tommy Ross' baby and since it's obvious Carrie cared for him she would want his child to live on.
Well, Carrie did realized that Sue was trying to really be a better person for her [remember, Carrie has Telepathy after all]
I think it was mainly because she knew Sue was genuinely sorry for how she treated her, she probably figured out that Sue was the one who asked Tommy to ask her to the prom and she realised that by doing that that she was trying to make things up to Carrie. Carrie probably realised that Sue had nothing to do with the pigs blood prank and never really hated her, that it was really Chris who was the bitch here.
Why not? I've been hurt my whole life.
That's it I'm starting a Carrie protection squad everyone form a wall and keep every negative thing at least ten feet away from the poor girl
CARRIE PROTECTION SQUAD UNITED!! I'll bring the tissues and chocolate :3 XD
I'll bring some guns and swords so no one can't come near her
I'll bring the machetes
JAM Esteban I'll bring bombs, bows and arrows plus lots of movies we can watch and popcorn!!!!
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I like how after Carrie found out Sue was pregnant, she didn't want to hurt her so she laid her down gently outside
Stephen King said it best when it came to topics like this: "Horror is the coming undone of something good." And that is what happened here. This was human nature at its worse versus true innocence exposed, but in the end, she came undone and she took others with her.
+NoxStrife same here
Jenna D I'm sure that will definitely help
+D. Riptide this story ( book and movie) plus personal expierience , are the reasons why i teach my daughter not to bully others, instead imagining herself in their shoes and how she would feel in their stead. she might be just ten yet and is more a pixie than a power ranger but she already defends her friends and others against mean insults and violence.
when she s old enough, i ll give her the book to read, and, if she wants to, we ll watch the movie together.
+Malefizia good to know
Malefizia that is awesome! You are a good role model
Sue is nice trying to help Carrie 💔
Was she mean to her first?
@@chango101 sooo mean :-(
Why
@@chango101 I think it's best If you Watch the movie:-)
@@amandaeklund8136 I wish to
This is not a bad remake at all (unnecessary perhaps, the original 1976 movie was fantastic--but still, this remake isn't bad). I especially love this scene--Moriez in particular blows you away with the kaleidoscopic emotional beats--rage ("look what you turned me into"), despair ("I killed my mother"), grief ("I want her back"), compassion (telling Sue to get out of there and PUSHING her out--gently) and joy ("it's a girl"). Really, she's terrific here. I quite like the remake even if it's not perfect (and even if Moretz is just a little too beautiful to be Carrie--she's such a good actor it doesn't matter). Moore is also excellent.
+NYCBlonde MY thoughts exactly. This remake is unnecessary, in my mind, but it's still good. I tried not to cry at this scene. I wish Carrie survived though.
I know I like the remake. Every time I get baby chills when she says "look what you turned me into" that's just deep. It wasn't specifically Sue but those teens did turn her into a monster. She seems like the monster when really the victim.
That's life, right there. Teenagers are murdering people because of bullies. It's like that saying or quote & if it's not then it should...
Hurt People Hurt People
It sounds stupid but you just gotta think about it.
Lorne Arsh The victim turned victimizer
At least its not a "shot for shot" remake of the original.
*cough* Psycho *cough*
NYCBlonde u
"Don't hurt me Carrie."
"Why not? I've been hurt my whole life."
People need to get it in their thick heads that bullying is utterly unnecessary and needs to stop.
Wow imagine entire time since childhood she had experienced.
I love how instead of roughly forcing Sue back, she instead gently lays her down on the ground.
It would be cool if Carrie was reincarnated as Sue's baby.
It would also be kind of scary and history could possibly repeat itself
If there was a squeal I'd say it's a possibility
+Tjt T It's unlikely a sequel will happen, due to how terrible the sequel to the original film went. I still want a sequel and I even bothered to make one on Fanon.com but honestly, I don't think they're willing to make the same mistake twice.
D. Riptide I see what you mean
I think that's what happens
It killed me when Carrie said “I want her back.” I just died. Cuz after all her mother did to her, she still feels guilty for killing her mom and still wants to be with her. It’s really a bittersweet moment that just kills me 😢
seems Carrie didn't just have telekinesis as power, being able to tell the baby's gender already... ahaha that was sad though, I like that part they added in this version, it was like her final act of kindness and proof that she wasn't that evil after all, her mom and her bullies are the real ones that destroyed everything :(
In the original Novel she didnt just had Telekinesis, but also Telephatie and other Psychic Powers. Thats how she knew it in the Novel, and thats why she spared Sue at the end. Sue purposefully opened her Mind to show carry that she really was sorry, and just wanted her to have a good time at the Prom, and carry could read that.
If she had telepathy too, she's deadlier than Xavier and Magneto combined. Good Lord.
AudaCity3371 well damn
Carrie is a master level Telepathy and Telekinetic.
If she was a Marvel's mutant, she would rival easily Jean Grey or even Xavier. [She would be easily a level Omega]
Because she has telepahtie too
This is one of the most emotional and heartwrenching scenes I’ve seen in my life.
It’s a masterpiece. The actresses are amazing.
What I find especially heartening is the expression of female solidarity. Sue knew that Carrie was on a rampage, that she had superpowers that could kill her easily if she wanted to, & that Carrie probably thought that Sue was in on the prank…yet she went to go try to help Carrie anyway, and risked her life doing it.
You also notice that both actresses are fresh out of the shower/bath, “cleansed”, no makeup. It’s equality between women - no competition.
And Carrie realizes that Sue is pregnant with another innocent girl & then uses her superpowers to save Sue’s, and Sue’s daughter’s, lives. Carrie also seemed happy about the pregnancy, and didn’t judge Sue for being a “slut” for getting pregnant as a teenager out of wedlock. This is particularly telling, since she was raised in a household where even developing breasts was a sign of being a slut; yet Carrie managed to rise above this misogynistic social conditioning & not judge Sue for her sexuality.
I like to interpret it as Carrie seeing a chance to reincarnate into a new life…but a large part of that is because it is much more heartbreaking otherwise.
Props to Kimberly Peirce, Chloe Moretz, and Gabriella Wilde. ♥
I am not into female solidarity whatsoever rather. Female rivalry is rather natural and healthy (and extremely interesting). *
It is the MEN that I do naturally rather Love. As a female.
The Patriarchy is a great thing indeed. I am a Real Woman - I do naturally Love MEN !*
her mother was a crazy bitch, and Carrie still wanted her back. that is so sad and kind
Oh I get it now. It's because witches are supposed to be stoned to death so that's why stones fell from the house
Actually, there was a scene cut from the movie when Carrie was younger. She was in the backyard talking to a neighbor when her movie comes and takes her inside. As she is being taken inside she is crying, which causes stones (smaller than ones seen here) to fall onto the house. Here rocks are used to fall instead.
I don't know why they cut that seen as many people were confused to why rocks fell on the house.
She makes the stones fall on the house.
I wish they had used the novel's ending instead. *Spoilers*
In the novel, the death of Margaret happens BEFORE Chris and Billy. After the knife fight, Carrie stops her mother's heart, and stumbles away from the house. She finds the roadhouse where her mother was raped (and she was conceived, rather than giving in to a date rape), and sees Chris and Billy making love inside as victory for the prank (not aware that the school and town had been partially destroyed). Billy and Chris attempt to run her over but Carrie (like with the gas station) sends the car into the building and kills them both. Sue finds Carrie as she collapses and bleeds out, and lets Carrie scan her brain to see that she never intended to hurt her. Crying for her mother to come back, Carrie dies in Sues arms as they have a brief telepathic link.
In the aftermath, Chaimberlain is a ghost town. Sue later writes a book about her experience with Carrie to prevent bullying. The novel ends sort of like how this movie does, implying Carrie is still alive, but instead implying that Carrie reincarnated herself into another child with a better family in Tennessee. Sue receives a letter from the child's mother asking for guidance to raise her with her amazing (not frightening) psychic abilities.
Blast22 I'm so glad that someone else also noticed the reincarnation implication in the book.
But the 2013 movie also implies a reincarnation, at least in the 1st version of the ending (the movie theatre version) wherein the tombstone breaks.
Notice Carrie is about to kill Sue, but then she reads Sue and, look at how Carrie's face lights up for a split second when she says "it's a girl"??? That's when Carrie decides to push Sue out of the house so that Sue can live, & decides to kill herself by letting the house kill her (she could have easily run out of the house).
Notice that Sue holds her hand over her pregnant belly after the house )the place of Carrie's oppression) is destroyed.
After this scene, there are 2 endings to the movie - the ending that was shown in theatres, and the ending that you probably saw (the one released on DVD). Each of these endings suggested one possibility of what will happen after she dies. SPOILERS FROM HERE.
The first ending was a voice-over of Sue admitting that her & her classmates had pushed her to that breaking point. Sue leaves a flower at Carrie’s grave, and as she starts walking away, Carrie’s defaced tombstone breaks apart. With that, Carrie the Fetus (lol) destroys the last remnant of hatred bestowed upon her by society. Carrie wins.
Then there was the second ending. Sue is in the hospital giving birth, & Carrie’s bloody arm is what comes out of Sue’s uterus (any doubts now that Carrie was the fetus? lol). When it shoots to the scene where it’s revealed Sue was having a nightmare, we see that there’s a big cross above the crib. In this movie, the cross is obviously representative of the oppression of Carrie. Thus, this ending is representative of what will happen if Sue treats Carrie the same way that Carrie's mother treated her - Carrie will continue to fight back, no matter what, until she is blessed with a non-oppressive family.
Jenna D Some have predicted through theories from this film that Sue's unborn daughter is Carrie reincarnated.
This is such a depressing movie
Sera A I started to cry when she killed her own mom that's sad if I was her place I would feel the same.😥 😫 😫
Jane Belle sis it’s a horror movie what do you expect
|-/ lol
The real story that inspired King is even more depressing. He based it on 2 girls that were bullied in his high school. Probably one girl more than the other, because she was teased for wearing the same outfit every day. One year she finally showed up with a cute new outfit and the bullying got worse. As King basically put it, "She made a break for the fences to be accepted/normal and they punished her for it." After he sold Carrie to a publisher, he went looking for this girl/grown woman and found that she'd never really left the small town where she grew up and she lived in a trailer park. But he was too late - she'd committed suicide the year before.
carrie was a nice person for saving her and get baby
jake Adereano Yeah, I mean in the Novel said she was either pregnant or having her period, but at the end it was her period, but I never believed that they used the pregnancy at the 2013 movie
@@michaelsaylorceo135 but at end. She was pregnant. Her belly was big. She was having bad dream
I like the part where she says it's a girl
Honestly so emotional. The house breaking down really helps show the state of Carries mind. And the fact she still was able to save Sue
"Don't hurt me Carrie!"
"Why not?"
"We have to get out of here give me your hand."
"It's a girl."
Me: Chris and Sue weren't the best of friends But Sue and Carrie were...and they could've been as close as sisters...
And no one in the neighborhood notices whats happening
Cause mostly all were at the prom
Johan Jimenez What about there parents?
Jamela Moore There was that mess in the school so maybe the principal or the police called all parents to come. Either that or they're just deaf.
I think maybe carrie was using her powers to keep what was happening quite
The neighborhood must be in a deeper sleep.
compared to the original movie, this scene has one big advantage: the audio.
the noises while the house collapses, sounding like a giant, wounded animal and the viewer knowing what / who caused it to , this asociating those sounds of pain to the inner pain of carrie white, this scene was just beautifully done.
its one of the few things, that make this remake worth a watch.
I like this remake for sure
Me too the original movie sue didn't show up at Carrie's home
to help her out.
I‘m touched at how Carrie loves her mother despite everything
Anyone love the fact that After Carrie tells Sue that it's a girl she then saves their lives and sets Sue down gently on the road, THAT'S THE BEST FRIENDSHIP EVER TBH.
Ironic fact is that Sue would have got a better friend than Chris, if Carrie didn't suffered that hell of life that was hers..
I mean she never planned to kill Sue either
When Carrie dies, it makes me feel sad😞
shoulda called s.h.i.e.l.d to help her with those powers lol
Hahahah Lol. You've just made my day! Thank you it was sucky till this comment!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭
aw I'm so glad I could make your day better!
Holy shit, it would be AWESOME if Carrie was in a Marvel movie (maybe the sequel to Deadpool since all the other Marvel -except Guardians- franchises have at least one person with telekinesis. It wouldn't make sense to put her in Guardians since it doesn't take place on earth, though it would be funny -and possibly cute- if there was a scene where Carrie was grooming/ trimming baby Groot.)
Carrie VS Jean Grey
Kaz Kobb Jean wins.
Chloe is beautiful but when she cries I cried
I like how in this movie Sue tries to fix things and doesn’t keep bullying Carrie through out the movie like the other girl did, in my opinion the other girl got what she deserved and I like how she saves Sue and the baby from dying
"Don't hurt me Carrie....
Why not? I've been hurt my whole life."
I don't know why that scene gives me chills. This wasn't the best movie by far, but the actress that played Carrie did a great job.
Yeah, chloes so underrated it hurts
A lot of people could relate to Carrie in that moment
Just listen to Sue
"It's a girl"
Oh how I wish Carrie was reborn with sue as her new mum. But that question is left unanswered.. I cri evritiem
+dumpster guys what does she mean by ''its a girl''??
+KazumaNightmare blackPANDA
It means she's pregnant, and the child she is carrying is a girl
dumpster oh thanks :)
In the end you see Sue dreaming of Carrie’s hand popping out, so maybe it’s a sign that the baby girl is Carrie reincarnated.
@@patriciaolivera7716 In the 1976 1
I hate the ending to Carrie ..... But I guess it was the only way sadly:-(
+Jenna D i agree on that except the reincarnation part. i mean sue is a teenager, who just watched a house fold into itself, after most of her friends have been killed almost in front of her eyes, by a girl with telekinetic powers and said girl just told her she s pregnant with a girl....thats A LOT to handle in one go.
the touching her stomach-scene was, in my own opinion, just her reaction on the pregnant with a baby girl part of carries last words to her.
plus the deleted scene of sue giving birth to the baby and seeing carrie in one of the nurses wasnt added for a reason, its not in the book and it didnt fit the movie at all.
Actually, the 2002 version DID end that way. Apparently, it was supposed to be the pilot for a series, but it didn't pan out.
nathan stewart carrie has a sister who actually has the same power
Duh, this story always has the saddest ending of all time
Invader Bes but The sequel was almost the same as the original movie
This scene makes me cry every time
+Jenna D I try not to cry at this scene
"Don't hurt me, Carrie." "Why not? I've been hurt my whole life."
My FAVORITE exchange of lines in this film. It sums everything up perfectly. (And Chloe Grace Moretz's acting is incredible!)
Carrie- this is why you should talk to childline
When you just ate a bag of Doritos
Carrie:I want her back.
Chloe is so gorgeous
It's cool how she was able to make her landing gentle like that, considering the distance and what was going on around her.
The way carrie drop her in the street. It was so gentle and I'm crying
‘Why couldn’t you leave me alone?’ Such a heart breaking line. And that truly is the big question
While I do think the remake wasn't entirely necessary, I think everything about this scene was perfectly done.
1) We got to see more of how Carrie felt regarding killing her mom
2) Sue making it into the house and trying to help Carrie was a great expansion of her character. It must've been comforting for Carrie to realize someone did truly want her to be happy and safe
3) The plot twist of Carrie telling Sue about her baby made me audibly gasp in the theater. Such a great change and it made the whole remake worth watching
I feel that this is the best version of Sue Snell ever because she truly feel sorry for Carrie and does the right thing out of genuine kindness to make up for what she did.
I can explain the ending a bit .
The reason carrie let Sue live is because she could sense that she was pregnant and she wanted to give the baby a chance.
that too, but Carrie noticed Sue was a good person after all and was innocent of all the hell Carrie did suffered[It wasn't mentioned in 2013 or 1976 movie, but Carrie can read minds, she has telepathy too. She did saw Sue's behavior, that's actually why she had spared Sue's life along with her baby]
To me, when Carrie is going to prom, when she's covered in blood, and in this scene, she looks like three different people
Literally:
- Dream
- Nightmare
- Berserk
wdym
Carrie: I want her back-
Dr. Strange: yOu CaLLeD?
I’m so glad I’m this remake they at least gave Carrie, sue
Ya know a person with remorse and a heart
even though Carrie's mind snapped she still was able to be a good person and spare Sue's life she wasn't evil but with a mom like hers she never had a chance
ZaraBlovemusic 21 she spared both sue and her pe teacher
The way Carrie says “you don’t know?” when she tells Sue about her baby.
I'd like to see Carrie, Eleven and Matilda all team up to form a telekinetic super team.
YES
i know this is old but everytime i watch this i want to cry so bad, when she gently pushed sue out omg it was BEAUTIFUL
I want to be friends With Carrie❤
Randi Anderson you’d get yourself killed...
If you aren't mean.
Same
I love this scene. In the book the connection between the two was much deeper but i love that it was touched on here...
Theory Time: What if up until then, carrie has been passed on from generation to generation and has been reincarnated each time something goes wrong, carrie is passed one to christine at the end. Its just my thoughts being creative
Who's Christine?
In the book she was reincarnated into a loving family with a mother who accepted her powers
I've always thought this... Lol
John Gillespie The main antagonist in Carrie!
Sue: Don’t hurt me Carrie!
Carrie: *why not*
Margaret: (comes back to life) It’s a sin!
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wHY DID I FIND THAT SO FUNNY
I have no idea! Looking back on this makes me cringe so hard😂😂😂
Eqqulate꧂ Productions
it’s ok i burst into laughter while reading this bahaha
😂😂
0:15 "Look what you turned me into."
I got chills
But Sue tried to fix her mistakes, she even gave up tommy so that Carrie would go to prom with him, so I don't know why Carrie would blame Sue when she knows that Sue's trying to help her
(I haven't seen the film, but I've seen clips of it so I kind of know the premise of it a little)
she save sues life and that baby gurl
I love how Carrie smiled when she said it's a girl. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This ending is heart breaking. 💔
I really wish they had used the ending in the book though. It appeared more tragic and sad, and I think this is what the movie aims to be. A tragic story about a girl who is ostracized at school, learns that she has telekinesis and gets pushed too far. And I think it would have a more emotional impact if it used the books ending. It showed how much people died and how Chamberlain became a ghost town. Also there's also that small part at the end of the novel where(Spoiler Alert to those who haven't read the novel, or this part of the novel) An auntie sent a letter to(i think to a friend of hers?) talking about how she saw her niece(named Annie) moving her toys around using her mind. If they added that as an ending I think the movie would have a potential sequel. Maybe this girl will grow up and eventually learn she too has psychic powers and is afraid to tell everybody else, maybe because of the destruction of the town. Then she'll help clear Carrie's name or something idk.
Job Jacinto The book has a sequel
A lot of this would be clearer to you guys if you read the book.
+Erin F Ain't nobody got time for that.
just kidding.
KazumaNightmare blackPANDA I had time for that! ;D
Erin F its 2:50 im tired af....school tomorrow ughhh
In the novel, Sue met her during her dying moments, outside the house, and through telepathy Carrie knew that Sue did not intend to harm her nor Tommy Ross .. Carrie loved her mother very much, and after she killed her and killed Chris and Billy, she realized that (things got out of control), and returned Again a weak child, calling her dead mother, collapsing and begging .. The miserable lost everything and could not stand up after everything that happened. Death was the perfect ending for her.
That was one of the sweetest endings ever
There's are secret part of the film of the end when sue has her baby and it turns out to be Carrie reborn. And it's so cute. :3
i love how she combines power/destruction with childlike innocence and vulnerability.
Why does she want her mom back? She was a crazed psycho...
Ruby Garrett despite how HORRIBLE she treated her, she was, unfortunately, the only family she had
Darius French I know...
But still...
Ruby Garrett I know.....
But I did do......something......MORE then something......to make up for this.....acceptable film.
Darius French What do you mean?
Ruby Garrett It means I did something that I believe is......gonna......
Well, just check out what I did: fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Carrie:_Blood_Of_Redemption
0:18 that will hit you hard💔
They thought it was funny
But I thought it was kinda sad
The dreams in which I'm DYING
Are the best ones I've had
Be careful with what you do
Cause you won't like it when I'm mad
You think you know my story?
Would you think it's THIS bad?
Darius French Where did you read/hear that? Or did you make that up. Either way, that's freaking beautiful man!
Nah the part where you talked about your dreams are from Mad World by Tears for Fears
Darius French ......mad hatter....you got it from mad hatter by Melanie Martinez, right?
The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.
- African proverb
CARRIE!!!!!!!!!! :O *CRIES*
+Jeronimo McArthur I feel for you. Carrie had been through too much hell and high water to have been treated like that and she did NOT deserve to die. I just.....(Sniffs)....it's not easy to walk a mile in someone else's shoes, especially Carrie's.
The Riptide *Pats your shoulder* It's ok we all have I had to figure a way to save Carrie that's why made those videos of her with Jeremy Gilbert
(Sighs) it's good that you did that.
I plan to make many more
I didn't know you were making more
I have to say, Chloe Grace Moretz does have a great emotional range in this movie.
Seeing her face as she says "Why not? I've been hurt my whole life" does actually hurt.
So I guess the neighbours are used to this shit lol are they must be on the deepest sleep of their life.
RandomBritish Guy lmao
I like how instead of violently throws sue out she throws her out but calmly out her down
Where r y'all these dang rocks coming from lol
IKR LOLZ
Actually she used her power to pull meteorites
+Lui Park no its geokinesis
This girl's Powers and Abilities wiki listing will be really long.
Philip Macaspac Isn't it just telekinesis
RIP Sue and Carrie
This is the most accurate ending, as per the novel, where Carrie dies in Sue's arms. In the book, right before she dies, Carrie actually used her telekenetic powers to search Sue's memory and see that she was trying to be a friend and help her.
When she says "I want her back." that KILLS me because all that Carrie wanted was for somebody to love her and even though she was tormented by her mom, that was the only person she wanted to seek comfort in. She deserved better.
"Why not. I've been hurt my whole life." 0:20
Damn that makes me fucking sad. 😥 I remember tearing up when I saw this in the theater. I'm sure others can relate with her who's been bullied in High School. I know I do.
😭😭😭😭🥺
My favorite scene from this movie.
Sue is brave!
She's a final girl.
Plot twist: sues baby also has powers and that’s why Carrie could feel it!
omg this part of the movie is sad
Just how did anyone not hear this happening
"It's a girl"
*CRIES LIKE THERES NO TOMORROW*
sue is honestly the best character in Carrie.
In all medias, tbh lol
Especially if you see the musical of Carrie from 2012 Off-Broadway.
I kinda wish Carrie survived, moved to a different state, met a nice guy. But I know why it’s like this.
Sue was nice along and I love the actress Gabriella 💗💗
Why would you have wanted her back?? She was a psycho who tried to kill you MULTIPLE times
rachieraindrop
That's the thing. Carrie had so much potential to be such a good person with her power and just her heart, the world just made her that way with the torment and abuse. which brings up the fact that that's the most admirable thing about Carrie White, her love for her mother was too great.
Carrie White is the living embodiment of what we all should be. Brave enough to face our monsters and mistakes...
And the mother is shown to love Carrie too...the way she sometimes strokes her in a maternal way and calls Carrie "my little girl". Its just that the mother's mental issues won out in the end and she tried to kill Carrie
We need a TV show based on Carrie. I know that there was supposed to be one in 2002, but honestly, we need one now.
I haven't watched the movie but seem really interested to. I'm just pointing out.
It's kind of unrealistic that nobody wants to be her friend. You have many people commenting 'I'll be her friend', yet out of a thousand (or more) students ignore her. There are many kind, generous and thoughtful students who will pity the girl so it's unrealistic if she has NO friends. And cause she's seen as the weird girl, she must have at least 1 or 2 friends who help her.
+TheDazzlingJ3D It's not only Carrie. It's her mother too.
+TheDazzlingJ3D I had no friends in middle school
@@jennad71
"Unrealistic"
See how "nerds" was treated in 80's or 90's.
It's not totally unrealistic after all, if you consider the stereotypes people had gaven to "nerdy students" and the reactions towards that [if not tragic ones in real life]
This scene was actually in the original script for the 1976 film, but was cut. Interesting to see it adapted into the remake.
That force choke though
darth vader is obviously her idol/role model
0:13 Does Carrie White gonna have to choke a bitch?
This is sad story... poor Carrie