The amount of safety regulations you'd have to overlook to allow the construction of a school for the blind deep in the woods next to a violent river leaves me without words.
It's like a boarding school in the woods, similar to a camp. It makes sense that it would be difficult to get to currently because nobody has been able to maintain the paths and roads in over 5 years, which means all of that stuff has been overgrown and hidden by the forest.
How to beat Bird Box: Step 1: Hold a hand-held mirror in front of your face. Step 2: Make the monsters look at the mirror. Step 3: Wait for the monsters to kill themselves. Step 4: *Profit.*
Missed 2 big sins: 1. Two little kid that could not have learned to swim surviving hardcore freezing rapids while blindfolded. 2. And the worst ever!! The fact they in the end they are imprisoned at the blind school while the creatures and evil people (who can enter) will continue to threaten them forever without the slightest glimmer of resolution. PS. How the f**k do you even feed a hundred+ people (at the end) if you can’t go outside!? No farming or raising animals or hunting.
Mark Kazmier 1) is true 2) there were people there that could see because Malory and the kids were told to take their blindfolds off when they made it there. And the last scene they were outside ish when they let the birds go.
Also it bothers me that Marlorie litterally raised these two children for 5 years, but the way she talks to them and interacts, it looks like she just found them yesterday.
Yeah it's addressed in the movie? She deliberately does this to not allow bonds to be too strong, she's heard the rumours, she's seen things first hand and had personal reports of loved ones being used against them by the monsters. Had she have been too affectionate the kids probably would've died by the end especially the last 20 minutes scene. You can see her finally thinking she could potentially start being a proper mother once she's in the final area of the movie and they are finally safe for good
Michael Evans So if she does care for the kids they’re somehow more prone to be mentally challenged and look at the demons they’ve been raised since birth not to look at? 😂 And this isn’t even mentioning the fact that if she doesn’t care for them then WHY THE HELL DID SHE RAISE THEM FOR FIVE YEARS LMAO
AbbytheAussie The were trying to make it seem like Malorie was honoring Olympia by naming girl after her but god damn! She asked her to take care of her baby if anything happened AND told her exactly what name she wanted. If you wanna be respectful of your dead pregnancy friend, TAKE CARE OF THE KID AND NAME HER WHAT THE MOM WANTED. Rant over😂
Sarena A It’s not her fault she’s a moron. I was glad when she yeeted herself out the window, but damn she should still have the choice of her daughter’s name
To be fair, Cinderella is the kind of name that 1. makes you crack up knowing that it is a real person's name 2. would make people not taking you seriously, something you wouldn't want in a post-apocalyptic world 3. not that it matters much in a post-apocalyptic world but it would make you a bullying target
The biggest sin for me was that Tom completely ignored Douglas when he was telling him Gary had put the freakin birds in the freezer! I mean just listen to him!!!
The biggest sin for me was the intro of the movie practically told you what was going to happen. Once we found out her and Olympia was pregnant we could summarize that Malorie was the sole survivor with the 2 kids on the river. That was literally my issue the whole movie there were tons of key moments that were predictable 3 scenes before they happened.
she didn’t really want to get attached to them until she knew it was safe so she called them boy and girl and once she knew it was safe and they would survive she gave them real names
No sins for the gynecologist taking the kids to play with the other kids while they were still cold, wet, likely hungry, possibly injured or at risk of infections/diseases, and most definitely traumatized?
To be fair, she told a pregnant woman that she should consider adoption without being asked. She also does her own routine ultrasounds. This is not a very good ob/gyn.
I was baffled by how they do not emotionally and physically collapse when they reach the blind school. The children are just like yeah we've just been on the river for two days straight or however long, probably starving and with very little sleep, suffering from hypothermia, and after going through the most excruciating emotional torment just now in the forest, but yeah, let's just go play with the kids. Similarly with Mallory I would expect her to break down in tears after the experience followed by the relief.
Reminds me of the rebooted Star Trek movie, where Kirk was abandoned on the moon of Vulcan, and found his way to the remote science station with Scotty. Planet Vulcan just got obliterated. Sucked into a black hole. Gone. The planet his moon orbits is no more. He has a billion sensors that can record the event. But then instead of asking Kirk if he saw the planet get ganked, he spends the next half hour complaining about how he got passed over for promotion. Could it be you're just not that good with technology? I mean here you are in a science lab with blinking lights everywhere and you still think you're orbiting Vulcan.
I literally never understood why they didn't go back to the house, get the rest of the people ((and load up on blankets and stuff for comfort)) and live at the fucking grocery store. That's what I would do.
There were TONS of windows at the grocery store... they were covered but the store was much more vulnerable being out in the open rather than tucked away in a suburb... also given the fact that most people would flock to a grocery store
Have you not seen The Mist or Walking dead? Stores are good for scaveging/looting,living off the apocalypse because you have a bountiful supply of food but bear in mind other people will come to raid you or the creatures will some way some how get in to kill them.Second where will they take a shower,cook their food,or properly barricade or defend themselves? not all grocery stores have cooking stoves or grills,some may have kitchen utensils like knives and stuff but I dunno,still I agree with you why didn't they just hauled the others ass back to the store.
@@williamjames7293 pretty sure that when the apocalypse happens you won't have access to running water, gas, or electricity. Showers dont matter in any location
I’m currently shopping my new script around Hollywood. It’s about fecal monsters that can’t hurt you unless you smell them. The characters all have to navigate the post-apocalyptic earth with nose plugs. It’s called “Turd Box.”
Uh, isn't that the point? That it's obvious to all of us that they don't taste like strawberries, and it's meant to be 'tragic' that they will never get to know the taste of real fresh strawberries and only ever processed shite?
Jas M But still statistically, two pregnant women outta the whole cast of characters is unlikely. I get that the whole apocalypse thing is fiction but if they try to make it as close to reality, they should look at the numbers.
I’m surprised they didn’t make a bigger deal out of the strawberry pop tarts bit. She doesn’t even clarify that it’s the filling that’s strawberry flavored. If I was one of those kids I would assume she was saying strawberries tasted like a general pastry. Not to mention the fact that those pop tarts are FIVE YEARS OLD!
Because the demon wasn't captured by the news cameras. As in, they "attacked" a massive crowd, somehow drawn in the news AND then just pissed off to hide somewhere so the movie can happen.
Description: Lene is the featured dancer at a club known as The Blind Spot. Sierra, Lacy, Laurie, and Rasha are regulars 'around the pole,' as are a group of rather strange men. As a matter of fact, everything about The Blind Spot is strange. Like the sunglasses worn indoors. Like the sleazy club manager, with something to hide. And all the strange obsessions the club seems to generate. Generate an obsession of your own. With The Blind Spot. Now open.
@@Aeviu Tom's eyes weren't closed when they were inside, and it also could be a coping mechanism. This isn't explicitly stated, of course, but it's not that much of a stretch.
I just realized ... did they do anything with BD Wong’s body after he died? Did they just leave him in that room to decompose? That’s rough, especially for the pregnant people with extra sensitive smell.
Very true, you'd think news coverage alone would ensure the spread would be near instantaneous throughout the world once people started dying anywhere, and people didn't even know for a long time what was causing it. News coverage is way better quality than some grainy static CCTV footage too.
Because the entities used emotions against the victims. She did not give them names to make it more difficult for the entities to emotionally manipulate her into looking.
Not defending this piece of garbage movie or anything. But technically it didn't break it just cracked, which is at least slightly more likely. Still hard to believe though.
You know what they should've done? They should've said Malorie was supposed to have twins, but then one of them turns out to be a stillborn, and then she takes in Olympia's child. Would've made it a much better point of suspense and also like solved the non-linear timeline problem. Hell, they could've used that stillborn baby in that scene with Gary and the blanket stuff. Damnit.
Doing that is gonna make you miss out on interesting movies. Cinema Sins skip over things just so they can give a sin even if that sin was explained in the previous scene in the movie or later on in the movie. Plus. You miss so pretty good scenes the movie had to offer.
lol I write plays and am writing a novel at the moment; I have convinced myself that watching CinemaSins is my research about how to avoid cliches and plotholes :D
@@tathoiclassicalindianbollywood its actually pretty bad becuz he adds sins to things he dislikes personally, don't just take his word for everything freely, re-think on what he just said and form your own opinion, its ok to agree like its ok to disagree. he has been incredibly unfair towads this movie, yes a lot of points were good but so many were just free jabs he personally just found a way to turn them into a negative thing when it really was not
@@jokergoat6405 Very true. Actually, I'm glad you commented about this because while watching, I had a similar thought. He Sinned the movie for NOT overly explaining what was happening and allowing it to unfold so that we discover things when they do. But on damn near every other movie, they Sin the movie BECAUSE it explains things (for example: Gone Girl). They will find a way to sin everything so Ta Thoi should definitely write to please yourself and hope others want to come along for the ride.
This movie's antagonist had no feasible boundaries for us to understand it, and people were scared of it during the wrong times. Where's the sin for when Mallorie was in a hurry to get inside the school when she wasn't realistically in any danger. It's not like the antagonist could have taken their blindfolds off; the most threatening thing it ever did was blow wind and talk to people.
This movie took out so many huge things 1. The three dogs 2. They didn't take any birds with them on the river trip 3. Most of the people at the school for the blind had gouged their own eyes out 4. And the scene where the demon tries to take Malorie's blindfold off which I thought was kinda cool 5. I almost forgot, Tom doesn't make it the whole five years with them.
I'm sorry, are you stupid? They did bring 3 birds with them on the river trip, your 4th argument doesn't make any sense with your "This movie took out so many things", and third. That's just a stupid comment tbh.
@@siriice1800 She means that they took out the idea that they didn't take the birds, and in the final cut they took the birds with them. What don't you get about the fourth point?
This whole movie was over hyped and when I watched it, I was greatly disappointed. Interesting idea, horrible way of showing it. It felt dragged out. I also don't understand why people are saying this movie is scary when it barely had any suspenseful scenes (or at least, it WASN'T suspenseful enough) and focused more on dialogue. But for the most part, *the over hype and extreme advertisement for this movie ruined it.*
Ferraro La Reine The only thing that freaked me out was when the crazy guy they let in because Olympia is a moron ends up killing most of them. And that was mostly just anger because no one tries to attack him until everyone is basically dead anyway.
Any suspense it COULD have had was ruined by showing the two different timelines like that. We already know Malory and 2 children live. She is pregnant with ONE child, so we know blonde woman's child survives at least thru the pregnancy. Essentially 2 characters are given blanket godmode for the first half of the story. She's alone so MOST of the other people will leave or die. "Or both."
@@frankm.2850 It's an old woman who tries to get help but is overpowered, and two women who JUST gave birth. They'd have to be wonder woman to even get out of bed right then.
We are back ladies and gentlemen! Everyone always complains about CinemaSins sins in movies they do lately are just for comedic effect. But this video is almost old school CinemaSins. Everything in this video is an legitimate sin. This movie overall just has so many holes in it that go completely unanswered it is ridiculous.
I KNOW I'M SO EXCITED THERE'S A NEW VIDEO TO ADD TO MY BEST OF CS PLAYLIST 😂. or maybe it's cos there hasn't been a movie they hated this much in a long time 😬
DeepSpace12 i think its cuz the people didn’t look like they were in pain from seeing it, and gouging out your eyes wouldn’t kill you, it would just hurt.
This movie sucked. What I hated the most is how they made Douglas the bad guy. In reality, he's the smartest and the only sensible character in the movie. He warned the group not to bring the crazy british guy in and most of them died because of their idiocy. Edit: Since this comment blew up, follow my band: ua-cam.com/channels/0Sc-hEEekj60oP0h2VxAIQ.html instagram.com/type_99_band/
Cyrus' guitar and lift That is a regular movie. It is because everytime they took the chance Douglass was the whole: "ItS a MiStAkE" People were sick of that everything was a mistake
That's kind of what I liked about it. The sad truth is that if something like this were to happen in real life, most if not everyone would be like Douglas, we would all panic a only care about what we can do to save ourselves, trusting no one and not being at all interested in helping anyone else. We would all be assholes if this kind of shit went down, and I like that this movie had the ball to tell us that. I'm not quite sure why you think the movie made him out to be the bad guy, he's made out to be an asshole, but that's not the same as being the bad guy. The bad guy, if there is one, is the nutter that tries to get them to look at the monster.
1000 followers with one video not for me. The monster what more like the disaster in a disaster movie. Just a thing they have deal with and avoid being killed by.
I got the book around three years before the movie came out. It was an amazing book and I loved it. I saw that the movie was coming out so I got super excited. I watched it and was disappointed. Don't discredit the book though. It is good. They put mattresses on the window instead, the people at the end have gouged out their eyes instead of being a school for the blind, there are actual explanations, and its overall just a good book. And there's a dog!
I know right? The book was awesome! Unlike the movie, which was "(a sitty) horror", it was an "existential horror". The storyline is much better than this. Also the movie went fucking mainstream. Though it was really a school for blind.
@@SmokeDog1871 It is not explained why the dog was alright. Sb correct me if I'm mistaken. And these creatures, according to Garry, were humans. Humans were supposedly the creatures they feared. Though after reading the whole book, you never got to know what the creature actually is. It doesn't deny the fact that it could actually be humans. They are left unexplained, which is quite uncomforting. In the epilogue, the author explains a few things. You should read the book, my explanation is crap.
What never ceases to amaze me is how movies never explain how people survive in a post-apocalyptic world. How much food needs to grown, harvested and preserved and how people would barely be eating one meal a day. Everyone would be malnourished and have serious vitamin deficiency related diseases. There be no more 'herd-immunity' and that everything will eventually run out...clothing, tea, coffee, sugar, fuel and medicine. It would be a brutal existence, but I guess an audience isn't expected to ask these things and movie makers are too lazy to explain it.
@retsaM innavoiG This movie covers a five year period, so items would've run out by then. And that's what I mean, no long term survival solutions are ever shown in movies.
But if its apocalypse into post then the amount of people we see dying off saves the whole food argument, less people around less worries about diminishing food. That worry mostly comes once you're in post apocalypse and are attempting to set up something like society despite the fact everything was ruined and even possibly contaminated and realistically you're close to death by starvation... also when it flashes 5 years forward all you see is her and bf and kids.... makes sense for small units and since everyone else had died or been eaten that's why the food source was sustainable for them... the hidden away community makes no sense though unless they already grew their own food and kept previous crops and seeds from other harvests to sow into the next (which since they're by a major water source could work) if that's the case the only real worry is too many "badasses" not being killed off by monsters or someone who insists they wont live on a vegan diet ... (but they also had birds soo that could be solved too~)
One of my biggest problems (and this happens A LOT in horror/apocalypse/action films) is how by the end of her 5 year journey living in an apocalypse world, row boating and running around the woods, her face is still perfectly clean with makeup and no dirt. But her hands had some mud rubbed off on them! Lmao
It's not because it's the apocalypse that you can't wash yourself or wear makeup! Their lives seem pretty normal, except for the occasional scavenging.
That is malorie. It is her decision. Just because somebody promised something in a movie it doesn't mean it is going to happen. Just like in real life.
Shadow Storm12 YEP, that bugged me too!. Obviously it's Mallory's decision, but it still was a little disappointing. Mallory bonded with Olympia, she was such a sweetheart, and she helped her with accepting and embracing motherhood. It just felt thoughtless when she blurted out Olivia, I was like "Wait, did she say Olympia?" Because it would have been more satisfying if she had named her after her mother, if she wasn't going to name her either of the names Olympia wanted.
This is gonna be incredibly random but Thank you CinemaSins. This movie gave me relentless nightmares about death and fear my entire 8th grade year when it came out. It took me so long to get over it. I saw this video in my recommended about 2 years or so ago and was hesitant to watch it but I'm glad I did. You turned something that caused me so much fear into something I could laugh at.
Forgot to add a sin for when they were in the Rapids and they fell out of the boat, both kids stayed above the water even though the movie never suggested that either of them knew how to swim. Edit: Also, how did the birds live in a cardboard box with holes when the boat fell
Zzig yeah sure... in a fucking pool of course... the kids fell to FUCKING RAPIDS, not even the best in the world would survive that shit the river will drag you to your death with no mercy
Also, when they tied the guy to the chair in the monitor room, why couldn’t at least one person stay in the room just in case bad things happen? Like if the guy starts trying to commit suicide every way possible, then leap in and try to stop the guy. Drag the chair away from the computer, put him elsewhere. Maybe in the process, learn if an afflicted person can go back to being normal
That was too confusing to watch. I expected someone to wait at least outside the room after people started to leave... then suddenly everyone went downstairs. Damn you, people!
@@ヴァイオレット-o3k It was just a very weird moment in the film, when she can clearly see them, and one of the kids is her own, but instead of calling them by their names, she refers to them by their gender.
@@trollmanable ah I know when it happened but I meant like what does the 'dog' and 'kitty' supposed to mean in the movie context? are they holding some plushies or it literally meant like in 'the talk' thingy
What I find the most difficult to believe is the fact that Malorie recognises the gynaecologist after five years of blind apocalypse. Assuming she only knew her from that one appointment, I wouldn't even remember the gynaecologist's name two weeks after the appointment. I certainly wouldn't remember her face after five years. And here apparently, she's still able to connect her name to her face and remember both, after only seeing her once and not seeing her again for five years. Unless she was her regular gynaecologist or she has photographic memory or both, it is highly unlikely that either of them would be able to recognise each other after five years. I simply cannot believe that they would recognise each other immediately upon their meeting in the school for the blind.
Unless it's one of the last other people you ever met. Remember the face of the guard who locked you in solitary confinement for a year? Yeah, how can I forget that face?
@@protorhinocerator142but she not only met people after she met significant numbers of them in quick succession who then risked her life for and with. No way is she remembering one gyno.
like, how in five years could you actually manage to refer to two kids that you raised as 'boy' and 'girl'? like, I could conceivably see not officially naming them for some flimsy reason, but realistically they would have defaulted into endearments and nicknames eventually. I guarantee, a year in and 'boy' and 'girl' would have naturally become 'honey' and 'sweetheart' or something without anyone realizing it. Honestly, I see all this and I can't really see this as 'she learned the wonders of motherhood' but rather 'she gets a gold star for not being a COMPLETE sociopath, but yeah she was totally right about how she shouldn't be a mother. there was an attempt, but that attempt failed.'
Nah, she was a better mother than the other chick. Also, she probably named them boy and girl to either not get attached, or because she didn't have the will to actually want to give them names in the world they live in. She cared about survival not all the hope stuff her essential husband blabbed on about, and she lived. Also, I wouldn't be calling my daughter or son sweetheart and honey in an apocalyptic world.
+Adrianna Arcuri I think it had more to do with trying to keep them from becoming too attached. She was obviously attached, as every act that meant them staying with her, decreased her chance of survival. However, we see in the film where she goes off on 'girl' because if there is a problem the children are not supposed to stay to help, they are to save themselves. This was definitely not the standard she herself was living by. I think she figured, that while fear would quickly override the sense of 'how will we get food' in the moment, where they might lose their mother figure, there was a chance love and loyalty would cause them to hesitate (which we see it had ), and she, as the mother, had to do everything she could to make sure she wasn't the reason her children died.
It actually makes sense if you think about it. If you name something you personalize it, you get closer to it. It's that much harder if you lose it. She had to think it was just a matter of time before the children died. That's why she DID finally name them after they reached, "safety." Honey and sweet heart would do the same thing.
Yknow who wouldn't have had a problem with this movie's dangers? Toph. She'd never see em coming but once she hears those ghost demons...they'd wish they didnt mess with Toph. EDIT: Holy smokes guys I didn't expect more than 5 likes
The thing that scares me is that if this was real, there would a huge political problem in America about whether or not you’re okay with going outside and wearing a blindfold
@@EzekielMitchell98 white people? Not trying to sound like y'all but isnt grouping an entire race into one category stereotyping at best? Trump had the highest minority vote of any Republican since I believe Reagan, American's liked Trump not just white people.
My biggest gripe: the demons can’t come indoors...BECAUSE WHY? The entire movie hinges on this single premise, which makes no sense logically and is never explained. It’s like the aliens in “Signs” that can’t open doors. Idiotic.
Uhm, no. This isn't in a way a great movie or even a particularly good one, but your criticism is entirely invalid. Your reasoning is that you're entitled to an explanation. You aren't. Movies don't have to explain you _anything_, really: you have a brain that features functions known as "deduction", "induction", "imagination" and so on. Use them.
@@999SickBoy666 Actually, one rule of storytelling is that you must hold the suspension of disbelief; if your work has too many holes and doesn't have a clear structure, your audience is going to pick up on that, and they'll lose interest. You can't analyze a story that doesn't give you anything to work with. If you have to construct your own reasoning for how the basic premise of the story works, then the storyteller has failed their job. They're supposed to explain the basic structure of the world and the plot, and then leave the TINY things for people to fill in the blanks.
Uhm, I never claimed I was entitled to an explanation. My point was that the premise is illogical, regardless of explanation. The fact that my mind was dwelling on this, rather than enjoying the story makes my criticism perfectly valid. Thank you for your pretentious response though.
Shadé Palmer Or they could just... break through the doorway? Or actually, DUCK?! Or go through the windows? I get what you’re saying, and I’m sure if we asked the developer, he’d say the SAME thing, but that’s because he obviously doesn’t know why either. Just saying, he’d agree with us because he himself has absolutely NO idea what’s really going on. A 13 year old could have made a better script than this, lolz 😂 Anyways, God Bless!
Im suprised you guys didn't sin the part where the Demons call out to the kids telling them to take off their blind folds when you could clearly see the demons steam roll through the forest and interact with the world around them. So why wouldn't the demons just take their blind folds off?
I don’t understand why Malorie thought it was the best time to tell Olympia’s daughter how beautiful the world is when she’s literally about to open her eyes, like what the heck.
This movie had potential, but it seriously missed out on selling the madness and grimness of the situation and left too much to the imagination almost as if it did not have the budget for it. It is as if most of the budget went into the cast of getting known actors and actresses, didn't have enough money left for anything else, and just cheapened out with visuals and deaths. I would imagine madness of those that have seen these creatures to be something near the level of Dead Space or something, but it seemed more like A Quiet Place meets The Happening.
THE HAPPENING!!! That's what this reminds me of. Man that was driving me crazy. Like, crazy enough to walk into a burning car. Seriously though; the convoluted story, the cheese in the dialogue, the overall unwillingness to explain ANYTHING, they're basically the same movie.
The book explains some of the universe's rules better and ties up some odds and ends and I think in the case of any movie sticking more to the book would have served them.
Next one is going to be called "Tasteless" where you are not allowed to taste any flavor and if you do then you will get killed by a monster that is never shown for some reason
@@yeahkeen2905 Wrong, there is a sense of tension to the reveal and a plausible danger when you get to see the antagonist. Done correctly (take the new "IT" for example) it gives a solid reason for the characters to act the way they do. Yes, there is merit in the "faceless menace" approach, but it usually just leaves the audience feeling disinterested and unconnected with the characters reason for fear. That isn't "storytelling", it's lazy script.
Enyo Sarac it? Really? The movie that showed its monster in the first five minutes that’s what you’re saying built up tension. Lol ok. The movie the damn near everybody said they forgot was even a horror movie because for the second half of the movie it primarily feels like a coming-of-age adolescent story… Without any monsters or tension. To each his own I suppose.
How about the monster captures you, and then tries to force feed you. The only things you can survive on are avocados and water. You know, things that don't have flavor. And the monsters are all black and white and called "salt-n-pepperans"
you forgot one sin. if the monsters kills you when you see them, if you have a mirror and put it in front of your face, does they kill themselves ? that's a question that we might never know... until the next season !
I was waiting for the whole revelation of “everyone in the sanctuary has actually blinded themselves and that’s why they’re safe” then I remembered that they ditched that ending and made it more boring and unbelievable smh
@@jocelynlascona3333 The 'monsters' weren't truly invisible, as evidenced by the shadows seen through windows. Remember, cats are furtive, sneaky little buggers.
He was saying the actors were not invested in the movie and were probably playing on their phones instead of putting any effort into their acting. He could have worded that sin way better, though.
@@stevehartwick5764 Again, hypothermia. The river scene took place until winter, and it took them more than a day to row on said river. They'd freeze to death in a few hours, if that.
The amount of safety regulations you'd have to overlook to allow the construction of a school for the blind deep in the woods next to a violent river leaves me without words.
MoonStar the school for the blind was already there😂
@@bangaripinkoutsold6547 Yes. What he means is why would they build a blind school in a place like that.
It's like a boarding school in the woods, similar to a camp.
It makes sense that it would be difficult to get to currently because nobody has been able to maintain the paths and roads in over 5 years, which means all of that stuff has been overgrown and hidden by the forest.
They can't overlook it if they cant see ;)
buahahaha! Good point lol!
How to beat Bird Box:
Step 1: Hold a hand-held mirror in front of your face.
Step 2: Make the monsters look at the mirror.
Step 3: Wait for the monsters to kill themselves.
Step 4: *Profit.*
Step 5: tea bag
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Step 6: loot the corpses
Genius time.....
Wasn't that how they beat Bloody Mary in Supernatural?
My first thought after watching this movie was how good CinemaSins was going to tear it apart.
Christopher Ennabe I have been WAITING for this since I first watched this garbage.
Same but I loved the movie
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Missed 2 big sins:
1. Two little kid that could not have learned to swim surviving hardcore freezing rapids while blindfolded.
2. And the worst ever!! The fact they in the end they are imprisoned at the blind school while the creatures and evil people (who can enter) will continue to threaten them forever without the slightest glimmer of resolution.
PS. How the f**k do you even feed a hundred+ people (at the end) if you can’t go outside!? No farming or raising animals or hunting.
Mark Kazmier 1) is true 2) there were people there that could see because Malory and the kids were told to take their blindfolds off when they made it there. And the last scene they were outside ish when they let the birds go.
Mark Kazmier vegetables, potatoes etc.
Plot amour
They cut off and cooked Sandra Bullock's nose. It kept them fed for months.
About number 2, you can survive if you have a hydroponic farm and a water generator. But that'll be for a limited time and for limited people
Also it bothers me that Marlorie litterally raised these two children for 5 years, but the way she talks to them and interacts, it looks like she just found them yesterday.
@Lucario327 Dude, you knew it wasn't gonna be 69 for too long
Shalfoshizzle the reason she did that was so that she didn’t “love” them and the monster could use it against her
Yeah it's addressed in the movie? She deliberately does this to not allow bonds to be too strong, she's heard the rumours, she's seen things first hand and had personal reports of loved ones being used against them by the monsters. Had she have been too affectionate the kids probably would've died by the end especially the last 20 minutes scene. You can see her finally thinking she could potentially start being a proper mother once she's in the final area of the movie and they are finally safe for good
Michael Evans So if she does care for the kids they’re somehow more prone to be mentally challenged and look at the demons they’ve been raised since birth not to look at? 😂 And this isn’t even mentioning the fact that if she doesn’t care for them then WHY THE HELL DID SHE RAISE THEM FOR FIVE YEARS LMAO
It's so if they die she can keep going
How did he not mention that Malorie completely disregarded Olympia's wish to name her daughter Cinderella???
Charity Tha l0ser EXACTLY! Like I get that Malorie thought it was dumb but still. Ugh.
AbbytheAussie The were trying to make it seem like Malorie was honoring Olympia by naming girl after her but god damn! She asked her to take care of her baby if anything happened AND told her exactly what name she wanted. If you wanna be respectful of your dead pregnancy friend, TAKE CARE OF THE KID AND NAME HER WHAT THE MOM WANTED. Rant over😂
The pregnant lady is the reason why almost all of them died so she doesn’t deserve her dying wish lol
Sarena A It’s not her fault she’s a moron. I was glad when she yeeted herself out the window, but damn she should still have the choice of her daughter’s name
To be fair, Cinderella is the kind of name that
1. makes you crack up knowing that it is a real person's name
2. would make people not taking you seriously, something you wouldn't want in a post-apocalyptic world
3. not that it matters much in a post-apocalyptic world but it would make you a bullying target
So we not gonna acknowledge the fact that 5 years later Tom had the same decent haircut ?
Lol. Most underrated comment
His 6-pack five years after the apocalypse bothered me even more
LMAO
so are we not gonna axknowledge the fact that it says 18 minutes but it's actually 19
Malorie is a barber 😎
"If this whole thing started in russia, then why are the grocery stores HERE so packed?"
*fast forward to 2020 corona outbreak*
I thought the same thing lol
Oh yea! So, who gets the sins now, Jethro?????
Thats honestly what i was thinking.
😂😂😂😂
the should have mentioned if the toilet paper was gone in bird box lol
It took a while, but I finally figured out what the Birdbox monster is:
Sonic the Hedgehog (2019)
someday we will make this the top comment
The Wise Bread let’s make it happen
@@yetimstillhere43 yes I agree
People started to kill themselves because of Sonic? :D
@@Gzehoo Look at the Sonic Movie trailer.
Or don't, it's disturbing
John Malkovich was never cast in this movie. He just wandered on set drunk and so they continued filming.
nice one man
best comment!
lmao
That's being John Malkovich for you.
this comment deserves more likes
The biggest sin for me was that Tom completely ignored Douglas when he was telling him Gary had put the freakin birds in the freezer! I mean just listen to him!!!
He took the birds out of the freezer first so he obviously listened to him. Also he killed Gary.
The biggest sin for me was the intro of the movie practically told you what was going to happen. Once we found out her and Olympia was pregnant we could summarize that Malorie was the sole survivor with the 2 kids on the river. That was literally my issue the whole movie there were tons of key moments that were predictable 3 scenes before they happened.
Another sin:
She literally called the kids she raised for 5 years already “boy” and “girl”
she didn’t really want to get attached to them until she knew it was safe so she called them boy and girl and once she knew it was safe and they would survive she gave them real names
Sandro Wagner I know, I know. Just saying, let’s not forget the types of things that are considered sins here
I mean, it worked pretty well for Kratos right?
The Bird I see you are a man of culture
@@sandrowagner9713 : In real life, there's a short time limit for child bonding. You can't just decide to bond when you're ready.
"Asian male is gay" cliche: 100 Sins
"Old white guy only cares about self" cliche: 100 Sins
More like "Old white guy is an asshole, but ultimately wise" cliche: 100 sins.
@@presidentialcampaignmusic1018 You dont't know what a cliche is, do you. 🤦♂️
Placid2 Gaming that’s the most racist shit I’ve heard 😂😂
@@ZorahMadara You have very little life experience if that even comes close. Smiley face smiley face
@@presidentialcampaignmusic1018 No Gay is frowned upon in many asian countries Like its bad lmao
Something tells me he didn't like the movie.
nahh i'm sure he liked it
Nope.... He hates it
He only did it because you people kept arguing with him to sin it.
He doesn't like any movies I swear
How could anyone like this movie?
No sins for the gynecologist taking the kids to play with the other kids while they were still cold, wet, likely hungry, possibly injured or at risk of infections/diseases, and most definitely traumatized?
At least they didn't gouge out the children's eyes immediately upon arrival. I'd call that a plus.
To be fair, she told a pregnant woman that she should consider adoption without being asked. She also does her own routine ultrasounds. This is not a very good ob/gyn.
At that point he probably just wanted it to be over.
Well their mother decided vaccination is not for them. So their downhill ride started at birth.
mike lyons This is the one time I don’t have a problem with anti-vaccers. Because you don’t have the option or ability to vaccinate.
I was baffled by how they do not emotionally and physically collapse when they reach the blind school.
The children are just like yeah we've just been on the river for two days straight or however long, probably starving and with very little sleep, suffering from hypothermia, and after going through the most excruciating emotional torment just now in the forest, but yeah, let's just go play with the kids.
Similarly with Mallory I would expect her to break down in tears after the experience followed by the relief.
Reminds me of the rebooted Star Trek movie, where Kirk was abandoned on the moon of Vulcan, and found his way to the remote science station with Scotty.
Planet Vulcan just got obliterated. Sucked into a black hole. Gone. The planet his moon orbits is no more. He has a billion sensors that can record the event.
But then instead of asking Kirk if he saw the planet get ganked, he spends the next half hour complaining about how he got passed over for promotion.
Could it be you're just not that good with technology? I mean here you are in a science lab with blinking lights everywhere and you still think you're orbiting Vulcan.
Have you ever met kids?
@@laronrosser294 I've never met kids that had just gone through a suicide-inducing monster apocalypse, no. Have you? 🙃
@@guykruger1😂😂😂😂😂
I literally never understood why they didn't go back to the house, get the rest of the people ((and load up on blankets and stuff for comfort)) and live at the fucking grocery store. That's what I would do.
There were TONS of windows at the grocery store... they were covered but the store was much more vulnerable being out in the open rather than tucked away in a suburb... also given the fact that most people would flock to a grocery store
Have you not seen The Mist or Walking dead? Stores are good for scaveging/looting,living off the apocalypse because you have a bountiful supply of food but bear in mind other people will come to raid you or the creatures will some way some how get in to kill them.Second where will they take a shower,cook their food,or properly barricade or defend themselves? not all grocery stores have cooking stoves or grills,some may have kitchen utensils like knives and stuff but I dunno,still I agree with you why didn't they just hauled the others ass back to the store.
@@williamjames7293 pretty sure that when the apocalypse happens you won't have access to running water, gas, or electricity. Showers dont matter in any location
@@swclikewhut yeah your right but still,,,,one of them would be complaining about needing to take a shower 😏
Too bad no Costco nearby. They'd be set up forever. lol
I’m currently shopping my new script around Hollywood. It’s about fecal monsters that can’t hurt you unless you smell them. The characters all have to navigate the post-apocalyptic earth with nose plugs. It’s called “Turd Box.”
Amazing build up, eloquent writing and a brilliant play on words to make a great punch line. You, sir, have my respect!
RESPECT. 100% would watch
Still a better love story than twighlight.
B izichyld talent money
Lmfao
the only thing that i liked about this movie was that the birds survived
*happy bird noises*
birb
In the Kardashian version one of them...One made them into food because she thought they were chickens...
@@fallenstranger4735 should i be disgusted or entertained
Me too
respect for this guy watching like 200 different movies in a year just so he can make a video talking about sins
HUGE RESPECT
love ya vids man
Hey, but he must be a real downer to go to the movies with.
Kimberly Purcell you realise he is a normal person and not a dick he has multiple people helping him with these
@@kimberlypurcell5218 they watch them more then once. the first times just for enjoyment then they watch it a couple more times for sins
he probably watches it two times fot the sins
yet he got 2008 Iron Man and Hulk ending cameo wrong.
Also, Strawberry Pop Tarts are in no way what strawberries taste like.
God that scene was sooooo retarded
**crunch, crunch!**
"One of my toofs bwoke off."
Uh, isn't that the point? That it's obvious to all of us that they don't taste like strawberries, and it's meant to be 'tragic' that they will never get to know the taste of real fresh strawberries and only ever processed shite?
@@coreyjameshaims449 Does it make the scene retarded if the point of it flew way over your head?
But they are fucking delicious
Kids have never swam before but hey rapids are simple to struggle through
In most of these movies you have a pregnant woman about to give birth in an apocolypse
@@CJ-77 Yeah but there isn't a woman about to give birth every 5 people in the world
*cough* walking dead *cough*
Auline actually it’s estimated that over 300,000 babies are born every day
Jas M But still statistically, two pregnant women outta the whole cast of characters is unlikely. I get that the whole apocalypse thing is fiction but if they try to make it as close to reality, they should look at the numbers.
It's that or someone with a sickness
I’m surprised they didn’t make a bigger deal out of the strawberry pop tarts bit. She doesn’t even clarify that it’s the filling that’s strawberry flavored. If I was one of those kids I would assume she was saying strawberries tasted like a general pastry. Not to mention the fact that those pop tarts are FIVE YEARS OLD!
ikr that scene was literally just a pop tart ad
edit-sp
5 years old? Try 25 years old. They're played by the same actor as Pulp Fiction in '94
Didn't think of that, now i wanna vomit
I thought of this. It's artificially flavored with a chemical imitation of strawberries, nothing like the taste of actual berries.
But Tom likes them stale..
Bird box demons: I’ve pushed the whole of humanity in a state of chaos and destruction to the point of no return.
Duolingo bird: hold my beer.
Say it in Spanish or Duolingo is coming for you
hIs NaMe Is DuO
nOt DuOlInGo
@@luffeon Si Amigo
W
No ha-help-bla In-me-gles!
I'm surprised he didn't sin the movie for having the kids called "Boy" and "Girl"
Kratos might want to have a word with you. *Boy*
@@theblackbaron4119 No, even his son has a name, two, in fact. But at the start, he mostly uses BOI for reasons the game explores later.
@@weirdofromhalo Is it maybe because he is a boy?
I'd just throw it in with the bunches of extra sins thrown in
Ha I just thought it was trying so hard to be “deep”. Made me cringe.
no sin for the fact that malorie didn’t name girl cinderella like how olympia had wanted??
😂👏
J Dee Carter I’m dead 😂
I know! She had ONE job.
Olympia was stupid...
Why is there no sin for Tom opening doors? His dumbass is the reason why the majority of them are dead
How come everybody didn’t die from watching the news in the beginning?? The movie should’ve ended in the first few mins😩
and the other Asian guy died from the tv cameras so what?
That is actually a very good point.
goddamn it, i just commented this and then i scrolled down
He said that though, it was an official sin
Because the demon wasn't captured by the news cameras. As in, they "attacked" a massive crowd, somehow drawn in the news AND then just pissed off to hide somewhere so the movie can happen.
This movie could also be called
"The Blind Side"
Jerry Adams Bird Brain is a good title too
Sorry I think that movie title is taken
Also, check out the porn movie, "The Blind Spot". Shitty video, but watched it a ton when I was 13 or so. Has a lot in comparison with the movie.
Description: Lene is the featured dancer at a club known as The Blind Spot. Sierra, Lacy, Laurie, and Rasha are regulars 'around the pole,' as are a group of rather strange men. As a matter of fact, everything about The Blind Spot is strange. Like the sunglasses worn indoors. Like the sleazy club manager, with something to hide. And all the strange obsessions the club seems to generate. Generate an obsession of your own. With The Blind Spot. Now open.
I SCREAMED
Malorie's makeup lasted for 5 years and survived water? 100 sins!
That would make sense if it was real life but this is a fucking movie my guy. How they look in the movie is how the look.
Did you know you can reapply make-up over the course of 5 years?
Matt Ball while in the wild for 5 years
@@MrDeadmanmatt why would she reapply makeup if everyone's eyes are closed?
@@Aeviu Tom's eyes weren't closed when they were inside, and it also could be a coping mechanism. This isn't explicitly stated, of course, but it's not that much of a stretch.
Netflix shoved this film down people’s throats LOL.
It's called advertising. Every movie company does it.
they certainly did...and before this it was a small book that no one seemed to know about...
And it worked 😔
Lol 😂
It's not a bad movie though.
I just realized ... did they do anything with BD Wong’s body after he died? Did they just leave him in that room to decompose? That’s rough, especially for the pregnant people with extra sensitive smell.
You're right. Netflix forced me to watch this. Everyone must look.
If the asian guy dies from watching the cctv footage, why don't they die from watching the live news on TV?
Very true, you'd think news coverage alone would ensure the spread would be near instantaneous throughout the world once people started dying anywhere, and people didn't even know for a long time what was causing it. News coverage is way better quality than some grainy static CCTV footage too.
You're smart
Because it didn’t show people dying it showed people running in fire
Because not directed at theM
Maybe because this movie is shit. And doesn’t care about accuracy but you watching Netflix.
I feel like Malorie gave the birds more affection than her kids throughout most of the movie.
Because the entities used emotions against the victims.
She did not give them names to make it more difficult for the entities to emotionally manipulate her into looking.
Let's be honest. We've all waited for bird box to be roasted.
Cookiemaggy dead
Oh no no no. Some people actually liked this movie.
Ya damn skippy
Movie was dumb
True tho, though I kinda liked the series no matter how crappy
You forgot to mention that at the beginning the woman's head isn't nearly strong enough to crack that glass!
Not defending this piece of garbage movie or anything.
But technically it didn't break it just cracked, which is at least slightly more likely. Still hard to believe though.
@@coffeepoweredkatie6290 You're right I ment crack not break
CoffeePoweredKatie have you seen the office episode where they're trying to bust a commercial building window with a projector?
@@JarrettWilliams99 lol yeah XD
CoffeePoweredKatie
I liked it sooo :/
“You didn’t pile groceries to the ceiling? You even have extra room that’s Charlie shaped” 😂😂
Savage 😂😂😂
Frick. Somebody got the 170th like before me.
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@@mustafashammari972 who cares
You know what they should've done? They should've said Malorie was supposed to have twins, but then one of them turns out to be a stillborn, and then she takes in Olympia's child. Would've made it a much better point of suspense and also like solved the non-linear timeline problem. Hell, they could've used that stillborn baby in that scene with Gary and the blanket stuff. Damnit.
When you don’t want to watch the movie so you wait for cinema sins to squish it into 20 minutes
Leeanicorn that's creepy as fuck
Watch Dead Meat's "Kill Count." He covers the movies in more detail but only horror movies.
🙈🙈 I always do that LOL
@Jole Koydon Bold of you to assume that I watch horror movies (I don’t have the balls)
Doing that is gonna make you miss out on interesting movies. Cinema Sins skip over things just so they can give a sin even if that sin was explained in the previous scene in the movie or later on in the movie. Plus. You miss so pretty good scenes the movie had to offer.
After months of calculations I have realised the what the thing they saw was:
Cats (2019)
I thought about old sonic design but you're right
No, I think it was Season 8 of Game of Thrones (notice how dumbass Olympia says it's "not so bad" but most being horrified...)
クマ暗殺 者 “I thought about something but I was wrong cliché” ( 100 sins)
Lol
@@guykruger1 Dude, they saw Twilight. Duh.
When I dont want to watch a movie, or simply cant I just wait for cinemasins
me too. I've "seen" so many movies because of this channel
@@nadertader Same
Yep
At this point, I feel like I could watch enough CInemaSins to know how *not* to make a movie.
lol I write plays and am writing a novel at the moment; I have convinced myself that watching CinemaSins is my research about how to avoid cliches and plotholes :D
@@tathoiclassicalindianbollywood its actually pretty bad becuz he adds sins to things he dislikes personally, don't just take his word for everything freely, re-think on what he just said and form your own opinion, its ok to agree like its ok to disagree. he has been incredibly unfair towads this movie, yes a lot of points were good but so many were just free jabs he personally just found a way to turn them into a negative thing when it really was not
@@jokergoat6405 All you have to do is just not listen to the opinions.
@@jokergoat6405 Very true.
Actually, I'm glad you commented about this because while watching, I had a similar thought. He Sinned the movie for NOT overly explaining what was happening and allowing it to unfold so that we discover things when they do. But on damn near every other movie, they Sin the movie BECAUSE it explains things (for example: Gone Girl). They will find a way to sin everything so Ta Thoi should definitely write to please yourself and hope others want to come along for the ride.
4 real
This movie's antagonist had no feasible boundaries for us to understand it, and people were scared of it during the wrong times. Where's the sin for when Mallorie was in a hurry to get inside the school when she wasn't realistically in any danger. It's not like the antagonist could have taken their blindfolds off; the most threatening thing it ever did was blow wind and talk to people.
Spongebob be like:
Step 1: Seatbelt!
Step 2: Ignition on
Step 3: Engage Bird Box!
“What? You can’t drive a boat with a blindfold on?!”
Step 4: ???
Step 5: Profit
Step 4: Misses Puffs screams.
Step 5: Crashes.
Step 6: Retake boating school.
Step 7: Repeat.
O shit ur right
This is an epic reference.
"You've even got extra room that's Charlie shaped!" That's so messed up haha
I thought it was messed up when I realized they named Charlie after the dog from the book and then gave him a less meaningful death
This movie took out so many huge things
1. The three dogs
2. They didn't take any birds with them on the river trip
3. Most of the people at the school for the blind had gouged their own eyes out
4. And the scene where the demon tries to take Malorie's blindfold off which I thought was kinda cool
5. I almost forgot, Tom doesn't make it the whole five years with them.
I'm sorry, are you stupid? They did bring 3 birds with them on the river trip, your 4th argument doesn't make any sense with your "This movie took out so many things", and third. That's just a stupid comment tbh.
@@siriice1800 She means that they took out the idea that they didn't take the birds, and in the final cut they took the birds with them. What don't you get about the fourth point?
@@siriice1800 big bruh
@@siriice1800 I'm sorry, are you stupid?
@@spicybiscuit5530 I thought it was because bird box is based off a book and the book had the details she listed in her comment :/
This whole movie was over hyped and when I watched it, I was greatly disappointed. Interesting idea, horrible way of showing it. It felt dragged out. I also don't understand why people are saying this movie is scary when it barely had any suspenseful scenes (or at least, it WASN'T suspenseful enough) and focused more on dialogue. But for the most part, *the over hype and extreme advertisement for this movie ruined it.*
Ferraro La Reine The only thing that freaked me out was when the crazy guy they let in because Olympia is a moron ends up killing most of them. And that was mostly just anger because no one tries to attack him until everyone is basically dead anyway.
Any suspense it COULD have had was ruined by showing the two different timelines like that. We already know Malory and 2 children live. She is pregnant with ONE child, so we know blonde woman's child survives at least thru the pregnancy. Essentially 2 characters are given blanket godmode for the first half of the story. She's alone so MOST of the other people will leave or die. "Or both."
@@frankm.2850 It's an old woman who tries to get help but is overpowered, and two women who JUST gave birth. They'd have to be wonder woman to even get out of bed right then.
It was over hyped bc a woman directed it. You know Hollywood is super woke. Plenty of better films directed by women.
As a person who doesn't really like horror, I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of scary in it.
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In a world where people are killing themselves why would it be a good idea to carry around a gun??
Hugo Stiglitz insurance
Hugo Stiglitz Did you see what Tom did? Straight up massacred the little 5 people psycho posse
Yes. Absolutely yes.
I was gonna say America in a nutshell but I realize only certain people do.
@@johncunanan65 not just certain people just about everyone has a gun here #FREEDOMTHEFUCKON
This movie is basically The Happening without vengeful plants
And *slightly* less goofy dialogue. And a crap ton more plot holes.
We are back ladies and gentlemen! Everyone always complains about CinemaSins sins in movies they do lately are just for comedic effect. But this video is almost old school CinemaSins. Everything in this video is an legitimate sin. This movie overall just has so many holes in it that go completely unanswered it is ridiculous.
I KNOW I'M SO EXCITED THERE'S A NEW VIDEO TO ADD TO MY BEST OF CS PLAYLIST 😂. or maybe it's cos there hasn't been a movie they hated this much in a long time 😬
That is until the 4th sin about "the talk".
The movie’s problem is not so much the holes. The movie’s problem that there’s nothing around them.
Please do "US".... That movie was TERRIBLE and every hipster dipshit is lapping it up!! Sick em CinemaSins, sick balls!!
Or Captain Marvel because that sucked too...very tonally inconsistent. Argh!
the happening: "dude, you can copy my homework, change it enough so that the teacher doesnt suspect us"
bird box: "dont worry dude"
This comment deserves at least 5000 likes.
Ummmm bird box was a book made before the happening???
The happening
More like a quiet place
But Happening was unadulterated garbage, while Birdbox is average at worst, so its fine
Pfft I suspect the twist in Bird Box was that the 'demons' were just tvs actually showing The Happening and seeing it drove you to end it all
Sin: No one tried to gouge their eyeballs out despite being a cliche response.
DeepSpace12 i think its cuz the people didn’t look like they were in pain from seeing it, and gouging out your eyes wouldn’t kill you, it would just hurt.
DeepSpace12 in the book the people at the school who still had sight gouged their eyes out
DeepSpace12 this comment is dumb
DeepSpace12 sin: olympia wanted her daughter to be named after a disney princess and malorie had to be unoriginal as shit and name her olympia
Robby He means gouging your eyeballs out would be a surefire way to prevent infection
The part where he said “Im hoping Gary comes back from the dead to stir some shit up” had me dead💀
This movie sucked.
What I hated the most is how they made Douglas the bad guy. In reality, he's the smartest and the only sensible character in the movie. He warned the group not to bring the crazy british guy in and most of them died because of their idiocy.
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Cyrus' guitar and lift
That is a regular movie.
It is because everytime they took the chance Douglass was the whole: "ItS a MiStAkE"
People were sick of that everything was a mistake
Considering it’s Douglas’ house, supplies are limited and they are trying to understand what’s going on. It’s not a time to take a lot of risks.
That's kind of what I liked about it. The sad truth is that if something like this were to happen in real life, most if not everyone would be like Douglas, we would all panic a only care about what we can do to save ourselves, trusting no one and not being at all interested in helping anyone else. We would all be assholes if this kind of shit went down, and I like that this movie had the ball to tell us that.
I'm not quite sure why you think the movie made him out to be the bad guy, he's made out to be an asshole, but that's not the same as being the bad guy. The bad guy, if there is one, is the nutter that tries to get them to look at the monster.
Buc Whovian and the monster is the main villain
1000 followers with one video not for me. The monster what more like the disaster in a disaster movie. Just a thing they have deal with and avoid being killed by.
Loki: We have a hulk.
Mr. Hammond: We have a T-Rex.
Tom: We have a GPS.
Best comment I’ve seen
Its moments like this where I wish I could 'retweet' youtube comments XD
@Maple Draws
Riddick: *silently sets a sardine can key on a ledge nest to a bloody teacup*
"This is what Netflix demanded when they pushed this movie to the top of the browse page every month" had me dead
Hilarious laughed till I pooped
It's the same reason I refused to watch The Irishman.
@@mistikthikness6327 This comment had more plot, better logic, and a more satisfying ending than the movie.
@@protorhinocerator142 I heard it actually good lol
Are we even gonna talk about why everyone had access to blindfolds?
Why are you in every comment section. I swear it doesn't matter what I watch your always here. Lol
Who r u?
Access to blindfolds? Access?! Bro any piece of cloth will make a blindfold, it's not a N99 face mask. What are you talking about?
If you can't improvise a blindfold don't worry about it cuz no way you're surviving any apocalypse scenario anyway.
@Plux I see what you did
I give them points for having the chaos not start in America.
Ursa Major ??
@@ursamajor7468 ??
Ursa Major ??
@@ursamajor7468 the hell does that mean?
Ursa Major Wait wut
I got the book around three years before the movie came out. It was an amazing book and I loved it. I saw that the movie was coming out so I got super excited. I watched it and was disappointed. Don't discredit the book though. It is good. They put mattresses on the window instead, the people at the end have gouged out their eyes instead of being a school for the blind, there are actual explanations, and its overall just a good book. And there's a dog!
Much better book
any book with a dog is a good book
Dogs make everything better.
I know right? The book was awesome! Unlike the movie, which was "(a sitty) horror", it was an "existential horror". The storyline is much better than this. Also the movie went fucking mainstream. Though it was really a school for blind.
@@SmokeDog1871 It is not explained why the dog was alright. Sb correct me if I'm mistaken. And these creatures, according to Garry, were humans. Humans were supposedly the creatures they feared. Though after reading the whole book, you never got to know what the creature actually is. It doesn't deny the fact that it could actually be humans. They are left unexplained, which is quite uncomforting. In the epilogue, the author explains a few things. You should read the book, my explanation is crap.
What never ceases to amaze me is how movies never explain how people survive in a post-apocalyptic world. How much food needs to grown, harvested and preserved and how people would barely be eating one meal a day. Everyone would be malnourished and have serious vitamin deficiency related diseases. There be no more 'herd-immunity' and that everything will eventually run out...clothing, tea, coffee, sugar, fuel and medicine. It would be a brutal existence, but I guess an audience isn't expected to ask these things and movie makers are too lazy to explain it.
That’s why I prefer the book.
@retsaM innavoiG This movie covers a five year period, so items would've run out by then. And that's what I mean, no long term survival solutions are ever shown in movies.
There is still "The Road" (2009). It got everything just right. It also got Aragorn.
I guess the post apocalyptic world of the Mad Max franchise is waaaaay more on point then.
But if its apocalypse into post then the amount of people we see dying off saves the whole food argument, less people around less worries about diminishing food. That worry mostly comes once you're in post apocalypse and are attempting to set up something like society despite the fact everything was ruined and even possibly contaminated and realistically you're close to death by starvation... also when it flashes 5 years forward all you see is her and bf and kids.... makes sense for small units and since everyone else had died or been eaten that's why the food source was sustainable for them... the hidden away community makes no sense though unless they already grew their own food and kept previous crops and seeds from other harvests to sow into the next (which since they're by a major water source could work) if that's the case the only real worry is too many "badasses" not being killed off by monsters or someone who insists they wont live on a vegan diet ... (but they also had birds soo that could be solved too~)
Imagine being a blind person. You would be so lucky since you already know everything lol
this is one of those movies where you enjoy watching it but 5 min after the movie you ask yourself "wtf did I just watch".
Exactly how I felt too.
Wow that's literally me, except for the fact that I didn't enjoy watching at all
No. It isn’t. It was dumb from about 3 min in.
I didn't enjoy watching it for 20 minutes
One of my biggest problems (and this happens A LOT in horror/apocalypse/action films) is how by the end of her 5 year journey living in an apocalypse world, row boating and running around the woods, her face is still perfectly clean with makeup and no dirt. But her hands had some mud rubbed off on them! Lmao
It's not because it's the apocalypse that you can't wash yourself or wear makeup! Their lives seem pretty normal, except for the occasional scavenging.
@ham Exactly! Glad I'm not the only one to have thought that!
@@ashleyventham8478 yeah but she had JUST fallen down a hill, FLAT ON HER FACE, and only had like 3 smudges of dirt on her face plus makeup. Explain?
@@thatonekidyouhate7317 Oh yeah, maybe in specific moments, I was just talking generally :p
I don’t think anyone would care about beauty when it’s literally the apocalypse.
Also, you didn't sin the fact that Olympia clearly told Malorie what she wanted Girl to be named, yet Malorie disregared her last wishes.
That is malorie. It is her decision. Just because somebody promised something in a movie it doesn't mean it is going to happen. Just like in real life.
i think she chose to name them boy and girl to not form any emotional attachment to them. later on she names them because she knows they’re safe
Shadow Storm12 YEP, that bugged me too!. Obviously it's Mallory's decision, but it still was a little disappointing. Mallory bonded with Olympia, she was such a sweetheart, and she helped her with accepting and embracing motherhood. It just felt thoughtless when she blurted out Olivia, I was like "Wait, did she say Olympia?" Because it would have been more satisfying if she had named her after her mother, if she wasn't going to name her either of the names Olympia wanted.
@@laalaag2auntyayag776 she did name her Olympia.
@@xcastoria She renamed them afterwards but she didn't name girl the name that Olympia wanted after they reached safety
This is gonna be incredibly random but Thank you CinemaSins. This movie gave me relentless nightmares about death and fear my entire 8th grade year when it came out. It took me so long to get over it. I saw this video in my recommended about 2 years or so ago and was hesitant to watch it but I'm glad I did. You turned something that caused me so much fear into something I could laugh at.
You missed the part where Tom managed to have perfect accuracy while blindfolded, he hit like three shots in a row!?
Hey man, they totally teach blind-marksmenship in Army school
He watched the Book Of eli and Practiced
@@CarryTheThree that was a good movie lol
Isn't it a shotgun though? And the people were fairly packed together, it's not much of a stretch.
He has aimbot
The 20 sins for the dialogue literally REVIVED ME. Thank you for giving that writing the justice it deserved 🤣🤣🤣
Forgot to add a sin for when they were in the Rapids and they fell out of the boat, both kids stayed above the water even though the movie never suggested that either of them knew how to swim.
Edit: Also, how did the birds live in a cardboard box with holes when the boat fell
...Wow.
when i was 3 my mom taught me how to swim by throwing me into the water. i swam to the stairs of the pool by natural instinct 🤷🏼♀️
It was pure instinct man, after all humans are natural swimmers, idk if you’d seen videos about babies learning how to swim?
Zzig yeah sure... in a fucking pool of course... the kids fell to FUCKING RAPIDS, not even the best in the world would survive that shit the river will drag you to your death with no mercy
Carlos Guzman Well duh its a fucking movie! Aquaman must’ve saved them and I fucking believe it 😂
11:34 "You've even got exta room that's Charlie-shaped!"
This line got me.
Also, when they tied the guy to the chair in the monitor room, why couldn’t at least one person stay in the room just in case bad things happen? Like if the guy starts trying to commit suicide every way possible, then leap in and try to stop the guy. Drag the chair away from the computer, put him elsewhere. Maybe in the process, learn if an afflicted person can go back to being normal
That was too confusing to watch. I expected someone to wait at least outside the room after people started to leave... then suddenly everyone went downstairs. Damn you, people!
I yelled at every scene in the movie because almost every horror movie is like this. except for the fact someone with darker skin hadn't died first
Theres no logic to be found
Ahstia Summers he pointed that out already
Ahstia Summers exactly why didn’t someone just stand behind the computer and if shit went south just unplug it?????
I can't watch movies now without nitpicking it and I blame this channel!!
shippyship xd lmfao “everything wrong with everything”
Same here :(
My friends recommended me this channel because I couldn't watch a movie without nitpicking.
Chris?
@@gergelycsonka6533 Same here.
LOL, "Boy you have your dog; girl you have your kitty." Yep, that's the way they explained it in Sex-Ed Class.
OMG haha
0:42
what does it actually mean for this movie context tho?
@@ヴァイオレット-o3k It was just a very weird moment in the film, when she can clearly see them, and one of the kids is her own, but instead of calling them by their names, she refers to them by their gender.
@@trollmanable ah I know when it happened but I meant like what does the 'dog' and 'kitty' supposed to mean in the movie context? are they holding some plushies or it literally meant like in 'the talk' thingy
What I find the most difficult to believe is the fact that Malorie recognises the gynaecologist after five years of blind apocalypse. Assuming she only knew her from that one appointment, I wouldn't even remember the gynaecologist's name two weeks after the appointment. I certainly wouldn't remember her face after five years. And here apparently, she's still able to connect her name to her face and remember both, after only seeing her once and not seeing her again for five years. Unless she was her regular gynaecologist or she has photographic memory or both, it is highly unlikely that either of them would be able to recognise each other after five years. I simply cannot believe that they would recognise each other immediately upon their meeting in the school for the blind.
Unless it's one of the last other people you ever met.
Remember the face of the guard who locked you in solitary confinement for a year? Yeah, how can I forget that face?
@@protorhinocerator142but she not only met people after she met significant numbers of them in quick succession who then risked her life for and with. No way is she remembering one gyno.
like, how in five years could you actually manage to refer to two kids that you raised as 'boy' and 'girl'? like, I could conceivably see not officially naming them for some flimsy reason, but realistically they would have defaulted into endearments and nicknames eventually. I guarantee, a year in and 'boy' and 'girl' would have naturally become 'honey' and 'sweetheart' or something without anyone realizing it.
Honestly, I see all this and I can't really see this as 'she learned the wonders of motherhood' but rather 'she gets a gold star for not being a COMPLETE sociopath, but yeah she was totally right about how she shouldn't be a mother. there was an attempt, but that attempt failed.'
I'd name them, Child #1 and Child #2 just to lower their expectations even further.
Nah, she was a better mother than the other chick. Also, she probably named them boy and girl to either not get attached, or because she didn't have the will to actually want to give them names in the world they live in. She cared about survival not all the hope stuff her essential husband blabbed on about, and she lived. Also, I wouldn't be calling my daughter or son sweetheart and honey in an apocalyptic world.
+Adrianna Arcuri
I think it had more to do with trying to keep them from becoming too attached. She was obviously attached, as every act that meant them staying with her, decreased her chance of survival. However, we see in the film where she goes off on 'girl' because if there is a problem the children are not supposed to stay to help, they are to save themselves. This was definitely not the standard she herself was living by. I think she figured, that while fear would quickly override the sense of 'how will we get food' in the moment, where they might lose their mother figure, there was a chance love and loyalty would cause them to hesitate (which we see it had ), and she, as the mother, had to do everything she could to make sure she wasn't the reason her children died.
Yeah what a Terrible mother keeping the children alive lol
It actually makes sense if you think about it. If you name something you personalize it, you get closer to it. It's that much harder if you lose it. She had to think it was just a matter of time before the children died. That's why she DID finally name them after they reached, "safety." Honey and sweet heart would do the same thing.
Everything he sinned in this video, was every question I had when watching this for the first time. The confusion is everywhere, jeez.
Yknow who wouldn't have had a problem with this movie's dangers? Toph. She'd never see em coming but once she hears those ghost demons...they'd wish they didnt mess with Toph.
EDIT: Holy smokes guys I didn't expect more than 5 likes
Guess you could say..she’s prett- ...she’s pretty to-
your comment has just really made me miss toph and now i want to rewatch that show
One fer the queen of Ba Sing Se!
Or Daredevil
@@margarethmichelina5146 guys please don't remind me of daredevil, im still depressed from the cancellation.
The thing that scares me is that if this was real, there would a huge political problem in America about whether or not you’re okay with going outside and wearing a blindfold
Yeah the survival rate among Republicans is through the roof here.
Well andrew Cuomo would probably stuff some old ppl in a room with one of the creatures
@@jakecletus2824 and there would be white people who were told by trump not to were blindfolds
@@magicmulder yeah they will die over bs because yeah America my right > life
@@EzekielMitchell98 white people? Not trying to sound like y'all but isnt grouping an entire race into one category stereotyping at best? Trump had the highest minority vote of any Republican since I believe Reagan, American's liked Trump not just white people.
My biggest gripe: the demons can’t come indoors...BECAUSE WHY? The entire movie hinges on this single premise, which makes no sense logically and is never explained. It’s like the aliens in “Signs” that can’t open doors. Idiotic.
Uhm, no. This isn't in a way a great movie or even a particularly good one, but your criticism is entirely invalid. Your reasoning is that you're entitled to an explanation. You aren't. Movies don't have to explain you _anything_, really: you have a brain that features functions known as "deduction", "induction", "imagination" and so on. Use them.
@@999SickBoy666 Actually, one rule of storytelling is that you must hold the suspension of disbelief; if your work has too many holes and doesn't have a clear structure, your audience is going to pick up on that, and they'll lose interest.
You can't analyze a story that doesn't give you anything to work with. If you have to construct your own reasoning for how the basic premise of the story works, then the storyteller has failed their job. They're supposed to explain the basic structure of the world and the plot, and then leave the TINY things for people to fill in the blanks.
Uhm, I never claimed I was entitled to an explanation. My point was that the premise is illogical, regardless of explanation. The fact that my mind was dwelling on this, rather than enjoying the story makes my criticism perfectly valid. Thank you for your pretentious response though.
You can see from their shadows. They're gigantic. Therefore can't efit through human sized doors.
Shadé Palmer
Or they could just... break through the doorway? Or actually, DUCK?! Or go through the windows? I get what you’re saying, and I’m sure if we asked the developer, he’d say the SAME thing, but that’s because he obviously doesn’t know why either.
Just saying, he’d agree with us because he himself has absolutely NO idea what’s really going on. A 13 year old could have made a better script than this, lolz 😂
Anyways, God Bless!
"Extra room that's Charlie-shaped" - hahahaha, ouch!
Im suprised you guys didn't sin the part where the Demons call out to the kids telling them to take off their blind folds when you could clearly see the demons steam roll through the forest and interact with the world around them. So why wouldn't the demons just take their blind folds off?
They seem to move more like a semi-corporeal force. Like a strong wind, a blunt force, rather than one with precise motor control
@@athane8358 but that could knock the blind fold off?
Trey Menasco that wouldn’t have the precision to knock the blindfold off
*WHOS TOUCHING DA CHILD?!*
@@keycrafter7471 *blindfolded FBI agents* FBI OPEN UP
when the woman go and sat in the burning car,
it's like me going into a class that I'm clearly failing
Man MGK got dissed so bad he went into acting...
... in a shitty Netlix movie in a useless ass role lmao
Bird Box is a good movie, but his acting was Tuuurrrible
8:25 Lucy says "I'll come" but I'm pretty sure she already came at 7:28. Just saying.
@@RebelKitty19 Lol good movie is your brain small
@@RebelKitty19 Cleveland from family guy is that you
"look at John Malkovich, you can actually see the phone in his hand" *shows phone in Sandra Bullock's hand.*
I think he meant he was phoning in his performance.
ahh yes. this is what stale, artificial strawberries taste like
Artificialy scrumptious.
One of your best
The monster was shaggy naked
Oh no no, thats 3%. 6% is the embodiment of the very destruction of the universe....
@That’s where you’re wrong Kiddo tis ok,
Oh yeah yeah we forgive you
@Oh yeah yeah we wouldnt even know..... thats what infinity is for
Oh yeah yeah nah 0.000001%
Also the doctor is literally wearing the EXACT SAME OUTFIT that she had when she did the ultrasound.
well yeah...its the apocalypse.....she cant exactly go clothes shopping
@@snoopy_peanuts_77 fam, it was 5 YEARS until we see her again.
@@snoopy_peanuts_77 I think the first thing they give Malorie at the blind school is fresh clothes, so that's not an excuse
WHATTT???? No she’s not. Did you even watch this? 😂
Billions I am pretty sure they have washing machines at the school.
You should make some merch that says "Roll Credits"
Killer Turtle roll parrots
10/10 would buy
*SINNING INTENSIFIES*
I’d buy that for a dollar
I would totally buy that T-shirt
I don’t understand why Malorie thought it was the best time to tell Olympia’s daughter how beautiful the world is when she’s literally about to open her eyes, like what the heck.
That's Netflix for you. Their writers cannot think past their nose.
This movie had potential, but it seriously missed out on selling the madness and grimness of the situation and left too much to the imagination almost as if it did not have the budget for it. It is as if most of the budget went into the cast of getting known actors and actresses, didn't have enough money left for anything else, and just cheapened out with visuals and deaths. I would imagine madness of those that have seen these creatures to be something near the level of Dead Space or something, but it seemed more like A Quiet Place meets The Happening.
It had no potential considering it’s just a rip off of other movies
THE HAPPENING!!! That's what this reminds me of.
Man that was driving me crazy. Like, crazy enough to walk into a burning car.
Seriously though; the convoluted story, the cheese in the dialogue, the overall unwillingness to explain ANYTHING, they're basically the same movie.
The book explains some of the universe's rules better and ties up some odds and ends and I think in the case of any movie sticking more to the book would have served them.
More like Call Of Cthulhu crossed with The Happening.
Now I remember 28 Days Later with the Grocery Store. Yeah this is a rip-offs called a movie.
Next one is going to be called "Tasteless" where you are not allowed to taste any flavor and if you do then you will get killed by a monster that is never shown for some reason
No that is always shown for some reason
joshua terry you know not showing the monster is way better than showing it right. Because of a thing called storytelling.
@@yeahkeen2905 Wrong, there is a sense of tension to the reveal and a plausible danger when you get to see the antagonist. Done correctly (take the new "IT" for example) it gives a solid reason for the characters to act the way they do. Yes, there is merit in the "faceless menace" approach, but it usually just leaves the audience feeling disinterested and unconnected with the characters reason for fear. That isn't "storytelling", it's lazy script.
Enyo Sarac it? Really? The movie that showed its monster in the first five minutes that’s what you’re saying built up tension. Lol ok. The movie the damn near everybody said they forgot was even a horror movie because for the second half of the movie it primarily feels like a coming-of-age adolescent story… Without any monsters or tension. To each his own I suppose.
How about the monster captures you, and then tries to force feed you. The only things you can survive on are avocados and water. You know, things that don't have flavor. And the monsters are all black and white and called "salt-n-pepperans"
you forgot one sin.
if the monsters kills you when you see them, if you have a mirror and put it in front of your face, does they kill themselves ? that's a question that we might never know...
until the next season !
You’re an idiot
@@robby60 no you
Mr.Amazing Gaming *pulls out reverse uno card*
@@robby60 lol
You are have stupid
I was waiting for the whole revelation of “everyone in the sanctuary has actually blinded themselves and that’s why they’re safe” then I remembered that they ditched that ending and made it more boring and unbelievable smh
Movie: breathes
Sin counter: DING
demi to be fair this is a trash movie and basically a much worse quiet place
Movies breathe
*I dont think movies breath...*
@@big_banana7194 fax
The monsters were actually the cats in the 2019 cats movie
Caleb McCarthy could have been the clones from us for all we know
Rly oh ok......wait if the cats were visible then how was the monster invisible bc the monster is invisible and the cats r visible and I saw no cats
U people r messin' with my mind ;-;
Oh god, I keep getting the ad for the moving. That shit is terrifying.
@@jocelynlascona3333 The 'monsters' weren't truly invisible, as evidenced by the shadows seen through windows. Remember, cats are furtive, sneaky little buggers.
"You can literally see the phone in John Malkovich's hand" *very next shot shows Sandra's phone wipe away a fake tear*
anKniteOwl i didn’t get this part lmao I feel dumb as hell.
Becca iskwl I still don’t get it, what did he mean?
Phoning in the performance
He was saying the actors were not invested in the movie and were probably playing on their phones instead of putting any effort into their acting. He could have worded that sin way better, though.
@@GreenFantom Wrong. He's saying he's reading his lines off of his phone.
Is it bad that the thing I found most disturbing about this movie is that Gary can draw better than me
I don’t get why they didn’t wear life jackets going down the river
underrated comment of the day
Hypothermia, possible drowning in the rapids, etc
CirrusVision20 the life jacket would keep them above the water so they can just float until they hit shore
@@stevehartwick5764 Again, hypothermia. The river scene took place until winter, and it took them more than a day to row on said river. They'd freeze to death in a few hours, if that.
CirrusVision20 we are talking about different things buddy