You would have to be worried about how many “loops” you could make. There's no way to know if you have a set amount or unlimited chances. That would drive me crazy.
If it helps in this case she doesn't actually have unlimited chances. Her body is still slightly damaged every time she comes back, so since she can feel it she at least has some idea of how many loops she has left.
At some point, the protag starts to get a sense that her loops are running out. Still, I don't think she ever is certain exactly how many she has left.
I always thought it was a bad idea that she explains, "I know you're the killer, and you poisoned this cupcake." Maybe playing dumb ("Thanks for the cupcake! I'll eat it on my way to class!") and then taking the cupcake to the police station would be a slightly better idea than announcing to a murderess that you know her plans.
Imagine being murdered not once, but *eleven* times by the Boss Baby we have at home. Even worse, imagine going to a college that has Boss Baby as their mascot.
I've kind of been confused about why she didnt continue hammering the killer when they were down. Considering they were wearing a baby mask, all black clothes, and was holding a knife barehanded, with prints all over that sucker, it would be undeniable self defense. And as a wise man once said: "You cant be murdered if you out murder your murderer."
Because protagonists in horror movies are usually cowards until the plot requires otherwise. The thought of killing someone is too scary for them, so they’re more afraid of killing the murderer than they are of the risk of dying.
This is one of those horror movies where you could actually experiment a little with your mistakes and not be punished too hard for it aside from the death itself
This horror movie is great example how to use your time in your advantage, with another death=time checkpoint you know what your opponent will do and can predict it. This is the greatest weapon than everything
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Killing Carter is kind of a massive gamble, mostly due to the fact that as we know, whenever the killed individual comes back it's always right back to square one, with everyone's memories being brought back to that exact point. If he *does* come back, he might take the killing personally and, well. Now you're stuck in an even worse loop.
@@Messup7654 I don't think it would be like that. After the first kill&loop restart, he would look at the past experience as a bad dream (as anyone would). There'd be no reason to take it personally as it would be highly unbelievable that the murder actually happened, especially since he's well up and awake after getting murdered. Eventually it would've come down to explaining to him what happened exactly with that specific time loop and why you killed him, which i believe that he could rationalize as he experienced the loop himself, and help you with a plan to catch the killer and have both of you alive.
@@Messup7654 Well, the thing is that unless you kill him without the necessary information at hand, he would just assume it was a bad dream (first death, loop restars). You give him the necessary information, then wether he forgive you or not he's still alive, it's up to him if he wants to get in the loop or not but he doesn't know wether the loops has any permanent damage on his body so literally he has no reason to be against you. The fact that you killed him is to take a gamble wether he could help or not, and i'd find it hard to believe somebody would just plot against you because you killed them in a previous loop because you need their help? Considering they have no information on the permanent damage of the loops, so
@@toninomatalone7323 you still kill him tho he can easily take it as you murdered me just to see if your guees was right or not, even tho you explain it they could very easily take it to heart. It’s not about him understanding the loop it’s just about feelings.
Here’s a thought. The killer doesn’t know you’re looping. Right before they get you, say “I won’t resist if you just show me your face before you kill me”. Solid chance it works IMO
Killing Carter on the off chance it traps him in the Death-loop is a terrible idea. If you somehow break that same loop you'd be on the hook for killing your boyfriend for no discernable reason.
@@thelogicalfallacy4635 Pretty weird assuption, it's not like you'd kill him randomly throughout the day but rather give his memories a safe-check as soon as you're very close to death or rather about to kill yourself. It's not like you'd just shoot your boyfriend in the head at the start of the day.
Something I thought of that went unmentioned was during the loop where Thresea used the key fob to find the doctor's car and use it to escape. The second time she uses it, both her and the killer realize exactly where she needs to go and both make a mad dash toward the car. My idea would have been to use the fob, but stay quiet and don't move. This would force the killer to move toward the car while she could quietly move back into the stairwell or even further down the parking garage to escape on foot. Since we know that no one else is around, we don't even need to see the killer move away. Simply listening to their footsteps either advancing or receding would give a clear enough picture to have an accurate enough location on them(enough to prevent them sneaking up on her).
kick the kiwis first(if the killer boy) then punch the stomach slap the killer 10 times then a punch in the face then tada u won if it doesnt get killed stomp on his skull
I appreciated the style of the video in that you left the twist until the end and retroactively explained it. It was a very nice way of doing it, especially because I've not seen the film
@26:16, Also, her roommate is the one that suggested she stay in her room. Hence, she was the only one that knew she would be there, so she is the killer.
"With the real murderer finally dead, the girl collapse to the floor in relief knowing that the time loops have ended and she could die from heart disease like a true American" 27:53 🤣
I'd bet Cinema Summary would be the first person to freak out and freeze at a situation. Like, it's super easy to figure out what you would do in hindsight, but thinking over things this heavily probably just leaves him regretting every missed opportunity in a scary situation which would lead to him missing more opportunities, and freaking out more and so on and so on.
Interesting analysis. Although Theresa didn't optimize the time loops, she went about it well enough to have a positive ending. I'm glad! I was expecting a negative ending considering the time loops wouldn't have lasted forever.
The thing about this time loop power is that we will still have to put "staying alive" as our top priority. The reason is that there is no guarantee that there isn't a cap on the number of times we are allowed to die, or the power won't just randomly switch off, resulting in us dying for real.
That’s why you try to survive everytime, never give up and just try again in the next loop 🔁 or simply just go to the police tell ‘em you’re the target of a murder and ask for protection just for 24 hrs
I think the first step to beating this time loop...is to not back off when you get a good hit on the killer. Keep swinging! Fight or flight is definitely a tough thing to deal with. But no matter the tracking ability, but the killer in this case is clearly sloppy and should be just straight up beatable. Heck, even if somehow the hammer fails in this case she can at least prepare a better weapon. The only issue I'd have with the "run away and live free" option is that there's no way to know if the loops continue after that day. Escaping the killer immediately is fine, but if they still catch up to her later and the looping magic is gone...uh oh.
Yeah Spoilers from the Sequel The Loops are Being Caused By a Experimental Timemachine Cartes Friend is Creating,Theressa was Just Lucky They Turn on The Thing on Her Death Day,if She escaped and the Killer Followed Her,She Would have died
Considering how she’s able to dodge and also land critical hits on the murderer, I’m disappointed that she didn’t continue slamming the hell out of the murderer when she had the chance! Not only is it self defense (and can be proven with evidence) she can also find out the murderer’s identity.
The time loop is actually a good thing, she has infinite respawns to redo the failed mission over and over again until she finally beats it. Think about it.
Honestly, your video quality gets me every single time. Each film is individually well thought out and they never feel rushed. You'll be a channel to remember!
I remember being surprised by the twist, she reconciles with her dad and her friend, she makes amends with everyone only to have it revealed she died again
The only questionable idea you had was killing Carter, he clearly dies multiple times during the loops and I don't see how us killing him would have any different affect then any of the other times he dies.
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@@Echs_D33 No I completely get that part but it just doesn't make sense if that was the case the serial killer would have got sucked in the time loop as well, the fake one not the real one obviously.
Only issue I’d say is it would be challenging at first to know if the killer was targeting you specifically or if the killer was going to attack anyone who went thru the tunnel, as there was no guarantee she would walk past the construction zone
Which is why it was weird she thought it was the escaped serial killer. One thing that had been established in all the loops either through the music box, the candle to bow up the car, the killing at her surprise party is that the killer knows its her birthday. It is automatically someone in her social circle.
I'm glad you did this movie, which is much harder since Tree is already trying out a lot of different ways to survive. You had to come up with ways out of the loop that she hadn't already tried. This movie reminds me of a series that was on for like a season and a half ( back when you had about 22 shows a year) called "Tru Calling". It starred Eliza Dushku (Faith from BtVS) as a morgue worker who had the power to go back in time when one of the corpses came in and asked for help. She essentially had to do what Tree did, which is remember details from her day, then find the person who died and try to prevent it from happening again, using just the information she gleaned from their body before her day rewound and started over. It was a fun concept so I was sad it didn't last longer as a series.
This movie and its sequel were so fun, I didn't expect much from them when I watched it, but it was a great viewing experience. I hope you'll tackle Freaky, it's from the same director, and it's about a girl switching bodies with the killer trying to get her.
The protagonist in this movie could have avoided all of this by double tapping. There were a couple of occasions where she managed to strike the killer. If instead of striking once and trying to escape she would have just double tapped the killer and finished the person off she would have been fine.
I originally thought while watching this movie that her actions during the day were affecting who the killer was. That's why I thought the killer just kept on getting to her
Smoked, fixed some food, and was literally just scrolling through Hulu looking for something to watch with no success. Here along comes a notification from Cinema Summary. CS knows when we need him in times of need. Bless 🤙🏻
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Let's do this on HARD MODE, 3 strikes and you're out. We start with loop#1 since this entire thing is rather new it would probably have no investigation done and considered just a bad dream. In the end the best thing we can get out of loop#1 is a slightly different route and confirmation of the loop. Loop#2 is the point were shit hits the fan. You have confirmation and have to address the following questions: - Can you break the loop? - How to break the loop? - Does the loop end if you reach the next morning? - Who is the killer? - Are you even alive or is this you limbo and you are supposed to die over and over again? Let's cross a couple questions. We can remove No.1&5 because there is no way to confirm them other than breaking the loop. No.3 is a pure gamble, you could jump back even weeks after you survive the night. This leaves us with No.2&4 who go hand in hand. You have no possible way to understand the loop but you know the killer will restart it, so your only solution right at this moment is to find the killer. Every potential aftermath is out of your hand unless you get rid of that constant. So you probably just wasted half of your last day figuring that stuff out, what next? Your timeline at this point is likely already altered, so you can't rely on a consistent trap but you haven't played your trump card yet. *Misinformation* Analyse the last two days, where were you and did you see potential suspects. Lure them into place by announcing you are first visiting a crowded place but after that a private silent location. Secure the private location the moment you spread that information. You can't go to the police in advance, it just might get you killed a month later, help is also not an option unless you 150% can rule out a suspect. I'm not saying go full blown Home Alone but cleaning chemicals can mix to some really toxic gas for example, just get creative, not everyone has access to guns. Lastly the backup plan: Visit an internet cave, school computer or any other non traceable devise and leave your story. You might die that night forever but never underestimate the power of 3 million 4chan users finding your killer!
I noticed that when she has her list of people to cross off, the previous people are already crossed off. Did she rewrite their names after finding them innocent just to cross them off again
@@Panda-cute no, her phone is with her and she wears the same clothes each time when she wakes up. She died in a hospital gown at one point and woke up in he own clothes
There's a chance that all those time loops took a toll on her and so she might think her memory might become impaired so therefore she wrote them down again to make sure she knew they were crossed off?
Keep note that these methods of surviving is only aplicable if you have the same odds as hers, and that includes; 1. Extroverted life 2. Lots of friends 3. A good one night stand 4. A doctor who'd do just about anything 5. Lives in campus (or any suburban area, really) 6. Carter I think it'd be more interesting if we're to survive the time loops (or any future life-threatening occasion really) with our own life circumstances.
@@digitaal_boog i forget exactly which one..but its the one with the acid rain trap that has the room decorated like a street. If the acid is strong enough to melt through rubber in seconds, like it does in that movie..then the car roof isn't going to save you either.
I'm not sure if its state by state, but you have to wait 2 weeks (or longer) in order to get a hand gun. Fill out paperwork and it goes to the proper place and has to be accepted. I think you are able to get shotguns the same day though. Well, where I live you can get shotguns the same day. :)
Me: *walks in a room* *Frame freezes* *Cinema Summary Background music starts playing* Cinema Summary: "Ok, this guy has just made the worst mistake of his life-" Me: "Oh hell naaah" *slowly moonwalks out of the room*
No seriously, I can’t tell if i’m getting him confused with a different channel or if he’s reuploading older videos. Not necessarily mad about it tho lol
he probably rewatches scenes multiple times and stays hours thinking to possible solutions. and thats why it would be impossible to survive any horror movie, because no one could think about those ideas especially when under pressure, have no time to think and have 1 life (because unlike this movie, in other ones u have just one try). so all the ideas he makes would be useless he just make protagonists look dumb cuz they couldn't get it
Like the other said it involves repeated rewatching, but there’s also a difference in watching a movie for entertainment compared to watching it for analysis. It’s common for people who work on movies to be unable to enjoy movies for entertainment, because instead of seeing the film in a flat manner, they instead automatically notice the design process and how those affect the results. You might see a big explosion and think “woah, such a cool explosion”, but a VFX artist would see the explosion and instead notice what errors there were, whether the lighting or shading was accurate, how it was framed in the scene, and other technical aspects. Same happens with literature and video games - when you become a creator, you see everything through a creator’s perspective, which is very different than that of an average consumer/watcher.
If you’re being stalked by a hat wearing killer with a finger knife glove who attacks you inside your dreams, please press two and please stay on the line.
10:30 there’s still a mandatory waiting period, background check and everything else. You can’t just waltz in with a fistful of dollars and walk out with a firearm. On top of that, since they’re being tracked, the killer would know they are trying to get a gun.
@@Tyway most fun show vendors these days are ffls and are required to check IDs you could find some that aren’t but it isn’t as reliable as one would think.
26:50 But wait, if you killing him DID trigger a loop for him as well. The loops end when you kill your killer right? After he’s done solving your loop, he’d have to kill you to get out of his, if the logic was consistent. Sure he wouldn’t be killed every day like you, but at the end of his life he’d end up back on your birthday and probably wouldn’t appreciate that after 1-10 loops.
I remember having nightmares when an ad for this was played during the super bowl, so I'm happy for the chance to see it to be meticulously broken down to the point of irrelevance.
One of the horrifying horror movies i genuinely think i could survive Edit: also very confused as to why the doctor was ever even considered a suspect after we watched him be murdered by the killer.
I have an idea with the car alarm, instead of using the car to get out, use the car as a distraction. The killer thinks that the girl is trying to get to the car, so use it as an advantage.
I hate watching horror movie or death game movie because it’s always really long and the people are sometimes very stupid but you made me love them and now I’m watching movies by your video, thank you
14:00 Actually, since the damage done to your body doesn't repair, living a long and full life somewhere were the murderer can't get to you, would result in you eventually dying, and waking up on your birthday when the death loop started as an old woman with all the chronic conditions that you acquired over that period. So you won't have long to live or be able to do much on the next loop or any subsequent loops. But you will prove definitively that the death loop is real and advance the natural sciences by leaps and bounds, assuming that you can prove who you really are with a DNA sample or dental records. Otherwise, you will just get institutionalized on your next loop or have to live under a fake name without identification. Either way, its not going to be as good as Cinema Summary makes it sound. 19:00 going into a crowded area for protection is actually a bad idea. The more people are around, the less responsible each individual will feel to help, because someone else could help if they really wanted to. Plus, if they look and see that nobody else is intervening, then they will think that everyone else knows something that they don't, like this being a web series being filmed or a publicity stunt, and decide not to intervene.
Have a damn good day
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You three
@@Comedameic you four the dk crew
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Me: who waits at every video to coment it but everyone is faster😦
youtube says the viddeo was 2 mins ago and your comment was 3 mins ago lol
We have to consider the psychological torture of experiencing "death" over and over again on you and how it'd effect your thinking process.
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This is why Cinema Summary is great. I know for a fact getting stuck in a time loop will never happen, but I still want to be ready for it.
Just in case
dude for all you know, you've been stuck in a time loop for years.
Ready
@@Jon-jt9fy Last I checked, it has not been June 6, 2022 for several years, although the last two years have felt like a time loop.
@@HowToBeatYT Have a damm good Furry-Day. 🐺☠️🤟🏻
You would have to be worried about how many “loops” you could make. There's no way to know if you have a set amount or unlimited chances. That would drive me crazy.
I would probably assume I had nine like a cat because that’s the only comparison I would have lol
If it helps in this case she doesn't actually have unlimited chances. Her body is still slightly damaged every time she comes back, so since she can feel it she at least has some idea of how many loops she has left.
Its finite they discover in the movie
At some point, the protag starts to get a sense that her loops are running out. Still, I don't think she ever is certain exactly how many she has left.
it entirely depend how you die aswell
I always thought it was a bad idea that she explains, "I know you're the killer, and you poisoned this cupcake." Maybe playing dumb ("Thanks for the cupcake! I'll eat it on my way to class!") and then taking the cupcake to the police station would be a slightly better idea than announcing to a murderess that you know her plans.
i mean yea it was but she was frustrated at that moment
That happens so much in shows its ridiculous, you already have proof, just go to the police, why do you have to confront the person for no reason
so that why its called horror movies duh@@JasonAizatoZemeckis
…murderess?
@@flowerlylilac2247 yes, there's such a thing as vocabulary. Learn it.
Imagine being murdered not once, but *eleven* times by the Boss Baby we have at home.
Even worse, imagine going to a college that has Boss Baby as their mascot.
AND THE MASCOT BEING AMBER HERD 7:05
@@theduelist4666 😭😭😭😭✋
you: hey mom can we get boss baby
mom: no we got boss baby at home
*boss baby at home*
I've kind of been confused about why she didnt continue hammering the killer when they were down. Considering they were wearing a baby mask, all black clothes, and was holding a knife barehanded, with prints all over that sucker, it would be undeniable self defense. And as a wise man once said:
"You cant be murdered if you out murder your murderer."
Every single horror movie does this, I still enjoy them but it drives me crazy! Keeping hitting the sucker until they’re just a pile of mush
Because protagonists in horror movies are usually cowards until the plot requires otherwise. The thought of killing someone is too scary for them, so they’re more afraid of killing the murderer than they are of the risk of dying.
just clobber them and break their hands! It isn't that hard, people!
@@fwogboi but didn’t she solve that by just hanging herself later on?
Carter was killed before that, and she knew that if she killed the murderer, it would stop the time loop and he would be gone. meow
This is one of those horror movies where you could actually experiment a little with your mistakes and not be punished too hard for it aside from the death itself
Like Groundhog Day. The dude did all sorts of crazy things over the time loop.
This horror movie is great example how to use your time in your advantage, with another death=time checkpoint you know what your opponent will do and can predict it. This is the greatest weapon than everything
Well that and all injuries you sustain don't reset.
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Thanks for pointing out the obvious
Killing Carter is kind of a massive gamble, mostly due to the fact that as we know, whenever the killed individual comes back it's always right back to square one, with everyone's memories being brought back to that exact point. If he *does* come back, he might take the killing personally and, well. Now you're stuck in an even worse loop.
He could also be in her situation where the killer has to be killed and she would be his killer so he would have to kill her
@@Messup7654 I don't think it would be like that. After the first kill&loop restart, he would look at the past experience as a bad dream (as anyone would). There'd be no reason to take it personally as it would be highly unbelievable that the murder actually happened, especially since he's well up and awake after getting murdered.
Eventually it would've come down to explaining to him what happened exactly with that specific time loop and why you killed him, which i believe that he could rationalize as he experienced the loop himself, and help you with a plan to catch the killer and have both of you alive.
@@toninomatalone7323 well yea if he likes her enough to forgive her for killing him
@@Messup7654 Well, the thing is that unless you kill him without the necessary information at hand, he would just assume it was a bad dream (first death, loop restars). You give him the necessary information, then wether he forgive you or not he's still alive, it's up to him if he wants to get in the loop or not but he doesn't know wether the loops has any permanent damage on his body so literally he has no reason to be against you. The fact that you killed him is to take a gamble wether he could help or not, and i'd find it hard to believe somebody would just plot against you because you killed them in a previous loop because you need their help? Considering they have no information on the permanent damage of the loops, so
@@toninomatalone7323 you still kill him tho he can easily take it as you murdered me just to see if your guees was right or not, even tho you explain it they could very easily take it to heart. It’s not about him understanding the loop it’s just about feelings.
Here’s a thought.
The killer doesn’t know you’re looping.
Right before they get you, say “I won’t resist if you just show me your face before you kill me”. Solid chance it works IMO
I love how he defines human shield as “meatshield”
Killing Carter on the off chance it traps him in the Death-loop is a terrible idea. If you somehow break that same loop you'd be on the hook for killing your boyfriend for no discernable reason.
And probably wouldn't feel too awesome about it.
@@thelogicalfallacy4635 Pretty weird assuption, it's not like you'd kill him randomly throughout the day but rather give his memories a safe-check as soon as you're very close to death or rather about to kill yourself. It's not like you'd just shoot your boyfriend in the head at the start of the day.
Something I thought of that went unmentioned was during the loop where Thresea used the key fob to find the doctor's car and use it to escape. The second time she uses it, both her and the killer realize exactly where she needs to go and both make a mad dash toward the car. My idea would have been to use the fob, but stay quiet and don't move. This would force the killer to move toward the car while she could quietly move back into the stairwell or even further down the parking garage to escape on foot. Since we know that no one else is around, we don't even need to see the killer move away. Simply listening to their footsteps either advancing or receding would give a clear enough picture to have an accurate enough location on them(enough to prevent them sneaking up on her).
I was thinking the exact same thing lol XD
I would've just unmasked the killer before I died one of the times..
That definitely would've worked, darn it, Teresa!You could've escaped, until you celebrated by eating the poisoned cupcake.
So she knocked him down multiple times, knowing getting murdered doesnt have consequences, and just tried to run instead of unmasking the murderer?
The only reason the killer can even kill her is because shes even worse then he is
if im in a time loop im not gonna risk dying cus its not 100% sure
Sometimes instincts override logic.
kick the kiwis first(if the killer boy) then punch the stomach slap the killer 10 times then a punch in the face then tada u won if it doesnt get killed stomp on his skull
@@godmagnus sometimes .. not all times , especially if you know it has less to zero consequences
I appreciated the style of the video in that you left the twist until the end and retroactively explained it. It was a very nice way of doing it, especially because I've not seen the film
@26:16, Also, her roommate is the one that suggested she stay in her room. Hence, she was the only one that knew she would be there, so she is the killer.
This shows that you have to keep your friends close but enemies closer
@Don't Read My Profile Photo what’s a cover photo
@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok, i won’t
Keep your enemies close so if push comes to shove, you can kill them just as easily that they could kill you.
No shit
But,what if you don’t know who’s your enemy
"With the real murderer finally dead, the girl collapse to the floor in relief knowing that the time loops have ended and she could die from heart disease like a true American" 27:53 🤣
Its even funnier when it's coming from an obese Asian guy.
LMAO
@TheOfficialNugget it's a joke
Why do people say randon sgit then delete theyre comments? Its bs
@@Lilith-Glow Aide-mémoire
This dude literally has you prepared for everything.
Right
I still wouldnt follow his tips
@@dawn1558 Yeah he clearly doesn't even follow rule number 1 to survive. Cardio!
@@triforcekingdom7875 ZOMBIELAND!!
@@dawn1558facts he never mentioned just unmasking the killer 😂😂😂
I love how he just says, "this girl is gonna die 10 times." Like he's the mastermind behind her suffering
Average MrBeast opening line, the only difference is that they'll be no real deaths in a MrBeast video
I'd bet Cinema Summary would be the first person to freak out and freeze at a situation. Like, it's super easy to figure out what you would do in hindsight, but thinking over things this heavily probably just leaves him regretting every missed opportunity in a scary situation which would lead to him missing more opportunities, and freaking out more and so on and so on.
he'd use you as a meat shield with no hestitation
@@chimcharhater Then we'd be even, cause that's what I did to him last night 😜
@@maxbracegirdle9990 😕
Interesting analysis. Although Theresa didn't optimize the time loops, she went about it well enough to have a positive ending. I'm glad! I was expecting a negative ending considering the time loops wouldn't have lasted forever.
The thing about this time loop power is that we will still have to put "staying alive" as our top priority. The reason is that there is no guarantee that there isn't a cap on the number of times we are allowed to die, or the power won't just randomly switch off, resulting in us dying for real.
That’s why you try to survive everytime, never give up and just try again in the next loop 🔁 or simply just go to the police tell ‘em you’re the target of a murder and ask for protection just for 24 hrs
I think the first step to beating this time loop...is to not back off when you get a good hit on the killer. Keep swinging! Fight or flight is definitely a tough thing to deal with. But no matter the tracking ability, but the killer in this case is clearly sloppy and should be just straight up beatable. Heck, even if somehow the hammer fails in this case she can at least prepare a better weapon.
The only issue I'd have with the "run away and live free" option is that there's no way to know if the loops continue after that day. Escaping the killer immediately is fine, but if they still catch up to her later and the looping magic is gone...uh oh.
Yeah
Spoilers from the Sequel
The Loops are Being Caused By a Experimental Timemachine Cartes Friend is Creating,Theressa was Just Lucky They Turn on The Thing on Her Death Day,if She escaped and the Killer Followed Her,She Would have died
Considering how she’s able to dodge and also land critical hits on the murderer, I’m disappointed that she didn’t continue slamming the hell out of the murderer when she had the chance! Not only is it self defense (and can be proven with evidence) she can also find out the murderer’s identity.
Killing Carter to trap him in a death loop seems like a terrible idea, what if his cycle doesnt end until you die since you murdered him?
The time loop is actually a good thing, she has infinite respawns to redo the failed mission over and over again until she finally beats it. Think about it.
Aaaaa
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Hope you’re doing good man love your comments
Not infinite since each death puts more and more stress on her body
yeah dude watch the video
Honestly, your video quality gets me every single time. Each film is individually well thought out and they never feel rushed. You'll be a channel to remember!
The last sentence sounded like you're gonna k1ll him soon 😂😂
REAL
I remember being surprised by the twist, she reconciles with her dad and her friend, she makes amends with everyone only to have it revealed she died again
I honestly was so devastated when that happened! I felt horrible for her 😭
I am watching it at 4:40am and scared as hell so, *Thankyou* !!
*HOW ARE YOU SCARED THIS MOVIE IS FUNNY😭*
The only questionable idea you had was killing Carter, he clearly dies multiple times during the loops and I don't see how us killing him would have any different affect then any of the other times he dies.
He never dies by our hand though, so his point was that maybe us killing Carter could bring him into our death loop.
Stress relief?
He would die early tho
Randon af,
but i made a Survival-Guidebook in the Form of a Comment
just Because the Times are so wild.
-Strengthen critical thinking via UA-camrs like Professor Dave, Sci Man Dan, Hbmberguy,
Aron Ra, Holy Koolaid and just in general, make good Use Science-, Atheist-
and Conspiracy-Debunk-UA-camrs.
-Strengthen your Mind with Websites like Brilliant, Nebula and $killshare.
-A infotastic Info-Source full of Info: Telltale atheist. That guy has as many warnings and advice as C-Summary but for Real-Life.
@@Echs_D33 No I completely get that part but it just doesn't make sense if that was the case the serial killer would have got sucked in the time loop as well, the fake one not the real one obviously.
Only issue I’d say is it would be challenging at first to know if the killer was targeting you specifically or if the killer was going to attack anyone who went thru the tunnel, as there was no guarantee she would walk past the construction zone
Wouldn’t it be clear by the second time since she took a different route tho?
Wasn't it already clear with the cupcake
Which is why it was weird she thought it was the escaped serial killer. One thing that had been established in all the loops either through the music box, the candle to bow up the car, the killing at her surprise party is that the killer knows its her birthday. It is automatically someone in her social circle.
i fucking love that you put amber's face when you pull up the killers mask 😆
I was looking for this comment i stg 😭😭😭
I JUST SAW THAT LMAOOO
LMAO SOMEONE ELSE NOTICED IT TOO
Spoiler alert 🚶♀️
@@blossom4362 im not mad just wondering, do you usually scroll the comments while watching?
I'm glad you did this movie, which is much harder since Tree is already trying out a lot of different ways to survive. You had to come up with ways out of the loop that she hadn't already tried.
This movie reminds me of a series that was on for like a season and a half ( back when you had about 22 shows a year) called "Tru Calling".
It starred Eliza Dushku (Faith from BtVS) as a morgue worker who had the power to go back in time when one of the corpses came in and asked for help. She essentially had to do what Tree did, which is remember details from her day, then find the person who died and try to prevent it from happening again, using just the information she gleaned from their body before her day rewound and started over. It was a fun concept so I was sad it didn't last longer as a series.
Step one: buy gun
Step zero: be born in America
Step 2:never trust your friend to make things for you
Step three: buy a tank
STEP 4: Take his knife
STEP 5: Have cops on speed dial!
This movie and its sequel were so fun, I didn't expect much from them when I watched it, but it was a great viewing experience. I hope you'll tackle Freaky, it's from the same director, and it's about a girl switching bodies with the killer trying to get her.
It’s really sad how on one of the loops she apologizes for taking her for granted QND ends the relationship with the doctor but still gets killed
It’s possible once the time gets set back to normal she fixed her life again
yeah, she apologizes to the roommate, she seems to smile and accept. and still gives her the cupcake that kills her that night
@@chrism3784isn't that how she figured it out lmao
Good guy Cinema Summary: Calls the killer “he” to not ruin the twist.
You can't immediately conclude you're in a death loop, especially if it's the first time it happened
The protagonist in this movie could have avoided all of this by double tapping. There were a couple of occasions where she managed to strike the killer. If instead of striking once and trying to escape she would have just double tapped the killer and finished the person off she would have been fine.
I originally thought while watching this movie that her actions during the day were affecting who the killer was. That's why I thought the killer just kept on getting to her
Same.
Same
I love how he says “if you’ve been murdered by the boss baby “ bro I was dying when he said this 😭✋
It really wasn’t that funny
@@bloodredrain yeah
@@bloodredrain what, I kept laughing
Smoked, fixed some food, and was literally just scrolling through Hulu looking for something to watch with no success. Here along comes a notification from Cinema Summary. CS knows when we need him in times of need. Bless 🤙🏻
Randon af,
but i made a Survival-Guidebook in the Form of a Comment
just Because the Times are so wild.
-Strengthen critical thinking via UA-camrs like Professor Dave, Sci Man Dan, Hbmberguy,
Aron Ra, Holy Koolaid and just in general, make good Use Science-, Atheist-
and Conspiracy-Debunk-UA-camrs.
-Strengthen your Mind with Websites like Brilliant, Neblua and $killshare.
-A infotastic Info-Source full of Info: Telltale Atheist.
That guy has as many warnings and advice as C-Summary but for Real-Life.
Now take this random-as-f-ck comment and make Cinema Summary and Me proud.
L smoker
bro needs to find a video on how to delete cancer
Almost halfway through the vid and I'm becoming a bit suspicious of the doctor
Let's do this on HARD MODE, 3 strikes and you're out.
We start with loop#1 since this entire thing is rather new it would probably have no investigation done and considered just a bad dream. In the end the best thing we can get out of loop#1 is a slightly different route and confirmation of the loop.
Loop#2 is the point were shit hits the fan. You have confirmation and have to address the following questions:
- Can you break the loop?
- How to break the loop?
- Does the loop end if you reach the next morning?
- Who is the killer?
- Are you even alive or is this you limbo and you are supposed to die over and over again?
Let's cross a couple questions. We can remove No.1&5 because there is no way to confirm them other than breaking the loop.
No.3 is a pure gamble, you could jump back even weeks after you survive the night.
This leaves us with No.2&4 who go hand in hand. You have no possible way to understand the loop but you know the killer will restart it, so your only solution right at this moment is to find the killer. Every potential aftermath is out of your hand unless you get rid of that constant.
So you probably just wasted half of your last day figuring that stuff out, what next?
Your timeline at this point is likely already altered, so you can't rely on a consistent trap but you haven't played your trump card yet.
*Misinformation*
Analyse the last two days, where were you and did you see potential suspects. Lure them into place by announcing you are first visiting a crowded place but after that a private silent location.
Secure the private location the moment you spread that information. You can't go to the police in advance, it just might get you killed a month later, help is also not an option unless you 150% can rule out a suspect. I'm not saying go full blown Home Alone but cleaning chemicals can mix to some really toxic gas for example, just get creative, not everyone has access to guns.
Lastly the backup plan: Visit an internet cave, school computer or any other non traceable devise and leave your story. You might die that night forever but never underestimate the power of 3 million 4chan users finding your killer!
I noticed that when she has her list of people to cross off, the previous people are already crossed off. Did she rewrite their names after finding them innocent just to cross them off again
Maybe she had it tucked in her clothes and it traveled with her through the loops. Her phone and clothes do after all
@@Panda-cute no, her phone is with her and she wears the same clothes each time when she wakes up. She died in a hospital gown at one point and woke up in he own clothes
@@digitaal_boog ohhh I forgot about that. Thanks
There's a chance that all those time loops took a toll on her and so she might think her memory might become impaired so therefore she wrote them down again to make sure she knew they were crossed off?
Keep note that these methods of surviving is only aplicable if you have the same odds as hers, and that includes;
1. Extroverted life
2. Lots of friends
3. A good one night stand
4. A doctor who'd do just about anything
5. Lives in campus (or any suburban area, really)
6. Carter
I think it'd be more interesting if we're to survive the time loops (or any future life-threatening occasion really) with our own life circumstances.
Honestly yeah thanks for pointing that out
That Airtag hitting different
imagine if this girl just turned off her snap maps
bro- 😭😭😭😭😭
If you want more difficultier time loop, try to beat time loop in "Edge of Tomorrow"
I just watched it today and i liked it
Really enjoyed that movie, and the novel it's based off of is really good
@@Stormer13 the manga was pretty good too
i love that movie
Let’s all agree that this dude never misses
his "how to beat" for one of the escape room movies would've definitely got you killed.
@@Jon-jt9fy you got a better solution?
@@ownerthegamer1218 for this video, or the escape room thing?
@@Jon-jt9fy which video?
@@digitaal_boog i forget exactly which one..but its the one with the acid rain trap that has the room decorated like a street.
If the acid is strong enough to melt through rubber in seconds, like it does in that movie..then the car roof isn't going to save you either.
I love this movie I'm glad you're covering it but there's going to be some confusion in the second one
I'm not sure if its state by state, but you have to wait 2 weeks (or longer) in order to get a hand gun. Fill out paperwork and it goes to the proper place and has to be accepted. I think you are able to get shotguns the same day though. Well, where I live you can get shotguns the same day. :)
Every state does a background check… this guy is a stupid liberal with no idea about gun laws.
Me: *walks in a room*
*Frame freezes*
*Cinema Summary Background music starts playing*
Cinema Summary: "Ok, this guy has just made the worst mistake of his life-"
Me: "Oh hell naaah" *slowly moonwalks out of the room*
Honestly a super underrated horror flick. Glad you covered it!
Thought we did this one, but happy to watch it. Hell yeah
@Don't Read My Profile Photo you are spam. Stop
I made a comment like this on a Cinema Summary video from weeks ago, and I'm still getting replies telling me I'm wrong and stupid. Have fun! Lol
No seriously, I can’t tell if i’m getting him confused with a different channel or if he’s reuploading older videos. Not necessarily mad about it tho lol
7:07 I love how the masked person is amber heard 😂😂😂
Lmao
Been looking for this comment 😂😂
@@SavsFootball me too
ty for blurring the dead bodies and the simplest things like cuts. u helped me sleep tonight.
Thank you for making these videos!
During one of the time loops when she died from the explosion, you can see the cupcake candle in the killers hand which gave it away for me.
It is a different colored candle tho. The killer blew her up with a blue candle and the cupcake had a red candle. But ig it could be a clue too
Also she had at least 2 instances where she could have killed or incapacitated the killer(club and hammer) but chose to run instead
This feels like a discussion I would hear in Scream.
How does Cinema Summary notice so much detail in one scene? That is quite literally a talent.
he probably rewatches scenes multiple times and stays hours thinking to possible solutions. and thats why it would be impossible to survive any horror movie, because no one could think about those ideas especially when under pressure, have no time to think and have 1 life (because unlike this movie, in other ones u have just one try). so all the ideas he makes would be useless he just make protagonists look dumb cuz they couldn't get it
Movie commentators spend hours rewatching movies scene by scene before doing a review. You don't want to overlook details.
Like the other said it involves repeated rewatching, but there’s also a difference in watching a movie for entertainment compared to watching it for analysis.
It’s common for people who work on movies to be unable to enjoy movies for entertainment, because instead of seeing the film in a flat manner, they instead automatically notice the design process and how those affect the results. You might see a big explosion and think “woah, such a cool explosion”, but a VFX artist would see the explosion and instead notice what errors there were, whether the lighting or shading was accurate, how it was framed in the scene, and other technical aspects.
Same happens with literature and video games - when you become a creator, you see everything through a creator’s perspective, which is very different than that of an average consumer/watcher.
There's ways to train your brain to take in a lot of information quickly. It might take some time but it's possible.
"If you've been murdered by the boss baby" Thanks for the laugh! Love these videos!
“She’s about to be killed 10 times”
Cats: 🙀
Thanks cinema summary I just got out of the death loop I’ve been stuck in, I don’t know what I’d do without the skills you teach me
Same😂
"if you've been murdered by the boss baby only to realize that you've just cheated death". Please press one and please stay on the line
XD
If you’re being stalked by a hat wearing killer with a finger knife glove who attacks you inside your dreams, please press two and please stay on the line.
10:30 there’s still a mandatory waiting period, background check and everything else. You can’t just waltz in with a fistful of dollars and walk out with a firearm.
On top of that, since they’re being tracked, the killer would know they are trying to get a gun.
Not everywhere has mandatory waiting periods lots of states can have background checks done in 15-30 minutes
You can go to a yard sale or gun show and walk out with one. No questions asked.
@@Tyway most fun show vendors these days are ffls and are required to check IDs you could find some that aren’t but it isn’t as reliable as one would think.
@@hithro5466 naw. I buy one about every weekend. It's basically a big flea market where private gun owners sell their old guns
@@Tyway damn where you at? All the ones by me basically became traveling gun stores 10-15 years ago.
If you can predict your killer's move, this is literally a massive advantage
When you “pulled off” the mask and it showed Amber Heard crying I laughed so hard I spit out the milk I was drinking.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Always gotta be ready for anything that might happen
@Don't Read My Profile Photo okay, I won't👍
26:50 But wait, if you killing him DID trigger a loop for him as well. The loops end when you kill your killer right?
After he’s done solving your loop, he’d have to kill you to get out of his, if the logic was consistent. Sure he wouldn’t be killed every day like you, but at the end of his life he’d end up back on your birthday and probably wouldn’t appreciate that after 1-10 loops.
Her: Literally dies 3 times.
Cinema Summary: Ok, this is getting out of hand.
this man makes me happy after he tells me how to live in a horror time line
This is the power of Requiem.
I was honestly so bored, and here comes Cinema Summary. One thing i know is that CS definitely knows how to beat boredem.
Also have a damn good day.
Me: yeah this is pretty reasonable so far, good strategies
Masked murderer at 7:07: *is secretly amber heard*
Me:
Me: *immediately liking the vid*
check time again..
@@MoNehNeh17 o whoops thanks for correcting me :D
" With no idea she was about to get brutally murdered"
That is how brutal murders work some of the time.
It's easy to be a detective when you know already whats going to happen.
12:30 This transition is always blows my mind. So smooth.
I can never tell if this guy actually figures out who the killer is, or he just watches the whole movie, and acts like he found out who it is.
Neither. He watches it all, then simply backtracks into how one could beat said scenario.
He does a hybrid. It’s clear to see when he just uses hindsight from watching the movie from times where he suggests what to do next.
"If you're trapped in a timeloop where you're being murdered every single day, what would you do?"
bargain.
fax id try to be friends bro
dormammu, i've come to bargain
Hahaha! Good one.
I remember having nightmares when an ad for this was played during the super bowl, so I'm happy for the chance to see it to be meticulously broken down to the point of irrelevance.
Honestly, cinema summary is probably my favorite recap UA-camr😄
I am no SJW, but it is so refreshing watching a damsel in distress in a legitimate horror/thriller movie actually put up a reasonable fight.
Already watched this movie but because cinema summary videos are so good I'll gladly watch it again.
One of the horrifying horror movies i genuinely think i could survive
Edit: also very confused as to why the doctor was ever even considered a suspect after we watched him be murdered by the killer.
I have an idea with the car alarm, instead of using the car to get out, use the car as a distraction. The killer thinks that the girl is trying to get to the car, so use it as an advantage.
I hate watching horror movie or death game movie because it’s always really long and the people are sometimes very stupid but you made me love them and now I’m watching movies by your video, thank you
Why when I watch these videos I get goosebumpes?
14:00 Actually, since the damage done to your body doesn't repair, living a long and full life somewhere were the murderer can't get to you, would result in you eventually dying, and waking up on your birthday when the death loop started as an old woman with all the chronic conditions that you acquired over that period. So you won't have long to live or be able to do much on the next loop or any subsequent loops. But you will prove definitively that the death loop is real and advance the natural sciences by leaps and bounds, assuming that you can prove who you really are with a DNA sample or dental records. Otherwise, you will just get institutionalized on your next loop or have to live under a fake name without identification. Either way, its not going to be as good as Cinema Summary makes it sound.
19:00 going into a crowded area for protection is actually a bad idea. The more people are around, the less responsible each individual will feel to help, because someone else could help if they really wanted to. Plus, if they look and see that nobody else is intervening, then they will think that everyone else knows something that they don't, like this being a web series being filmed or a publicity stunt, and decide not to intervene.
7:07 LOL Cinema is the most funniest person ever
So we got the killer whale, the killer rabbit, the killer clown and now...
The killer boss baby
That was so cool, It went from a normal time loop to a damn series.
If this was me I would get suspicious on the third day
In order to legally get a gun, it's not that quick a process. But in a life or death scenario, there are definitely ways to acquire them faster
Gun shows. Legal and most are just an ID check
A lot of this advice may seem evil but if your stuck in a time loop where you constantly die, you ain't have a lot of potions. Good video!
I always expect you to use somebody as a meat-shield, yet it never gets old😂😂
"If you'd been murdered by the boss baby" Had me in tears 2:08
I liked the parallel universe shoutout in this video. Not many people would realize it.
"she can die from heart disease like a true American"
- a British person
We have a higher obesity rate than the us I think