"She will only hear her mother's voice." After that line you can see the pain and helplessness in Craig T Nelson's character. Just a phenomenal performance by everyone in this film.
I'm still amazed how good the acting was in this movie --- even the kids were great, although Robbie did over-act in many scenes, but he still creeped me out
This monologue is like a preaching. Tengina speaks to her kneeling congregation with her intensive whispering voice....it's calming and frightening at the same time.
Zelda Rubinstein had the most relaxing voice. Rest in peace to all the actors and actresses who have passed away who was in all the Poltergeist movies. Especially Heather O'Rourke, who went so young and could have possibly been saved if they would have done more test.
What's amazing is how beautiful this scene is done as opposed to the crap they put out for Poltergeist 2 and 3. Spielberg and Hooper did a dynamic job with this movie
Yes very true. Incredible acting also. Number 2 though has always scared me, I mean the actor who played Henry Kane. Tbh the entire curse of poltergeist does scare me. The fact they used real skeletons is very disrespectful indeed.
I thought Nelson & JoBeth Williams were amazing as Steven & Diane. You really believed they're love & torment from losing they're daughter & having the family terrorized.
Poltergeist 2 is actually pretty good. Nowhere as good as the first movie, of course, but it's still a very decent sequel. Julian Beck / Reverend Henry Kane in particular is absolutely fantastic.
I watched this movie for the first time in its entirety yesterday 2021. It amazed me that this old movie was so good and enchanting. Despite being more than 40 years older in the CGI department in comparison to todays CGI effects in movies and TV shows. The acting and the actors brought something extra in these scenes.
@@krmccarrell Hi karen, if i remember correctly i did fine, just was a little fast and stumbled over my words! Talk a bout a blast from the past seeing this comment haha
The way I saw it, her father's voice gave her the strength to break free from the restraint she was under, but her mother's voice was the one that was guiding her as she was running across the spectral plane to the exit and her mother's arms.
She also only responded when he threatened to spank her. This came after Tangina established that he was more strict and that she was more afraid of him. His threat got through to her and opened the door to rescue her.
Craig T. Nelson, is one of the best actors ever in Hollywood. Every role he does is done to perfection. Thank you Mr. Nelson for your great acting talents and skills. Todd from New Hampshire.
…now…hold onto yourselves. There’s one more thing. A terrible presence is in there with her. So much rage, so much betrayal, I’ve never sensed anything like it. I don’t know what hovers over this house, but it was strong enough to punch a hole into this world and take your daughter away from you. It keeps Carol Ann very close to it, and away from the spectral light. It lies to her, it tells her things only a child can understand. It has been using her to restrain the others. To her, it is just another child. To us, it is the beast. Now let’s go get your daughter. Golden.
Spielberg just couldn't do no wrong back then. I so love this scene. I wouldn't be surprised if he was involved in directing this moment. ET and Poltergeist at the same time being made. Both truly amazing films.
It's so interesting how she responded only to her father's voice to break free but wanted her mother to run to. Amazing. Tangina is so great. This is kinda like the sixth sense where these deceased souls dont know they are dead & cling to carolanne bc they want to still be alive. The next part tangina explains that the beast uses her to keep them from going to the light. When she says it says things & seems like a child to her but is the devil that is so terrifying. Using her innocence for it's most evil agenda. The acting is brilliant from Williams & nelson. Tangina coming into the film was so great. Spielberg must have directed the best parts. Like these. I wonder why he didnt just fully direct it instead if giving Hooper the credit.
marion burden TELL ME ABOUT IT! On Jan 6th, I videotaped an ape-like being in my apartment...possibly a Sasquatch. I uploaded the short video on my youtube page. Hard to believe but true.
When they re-made this a few years ago I had some high hopes. They did marvelous things with some of the plot and modern effects made you think it was going somewhere. But they spoiled it massively with the 'reality TV' interjection. The problem is that writers think 're-imagining' means changing the bits that work and keeping the first and last bits more or less in tact. If cakes were made that way, Mr Kipling would be burned at the stake in one of these movies. It was the same with 'The Wicker Man'. USA remade it and a lot of it is good, but then they delete a chunk and replace it with prime-cut bollocks!
Hey Gavin, thanks for that. I wasn't planning on viewing the remake because I knew it could not live up, only disappoint. Glad to know I spared myself the agony! I couldn't even watch Poltergeist 2 for the same reason. How did you think of that?
0:35 I love how those words show hope in something they do not know, and how the mother feels relieved that even if she does not see her daughter, with the simple fact that she is alive, she has hope.
not necessarily. I was born in 83 and I saw this film as a young child, when movies still had magic. I know full well how this movie is a classic, original and frightening (and remarkable)
My twin brother and I were born the same year as this movie, saw it with our older siblings when they rented it in ‘86, before we went to see the sequel in theaters (our dad brought us).
You've missed the key element that this extraordinary monologue was getting to. "Now hold on to yourselves..." Not sure why you'd not bother with that but it is key to this scene, a moment that will chill the bones. "To her, it simply is another child... to us... it is the Beast". Terrifyingly brilliant from Zelda.
1 Peter 2:9-12✨️ 2 Timothy 3:16✨️ Ephesians 2:8-9✨️ *HALLELUJAH* Tangina spoke the Truth about us today on Earth..God's people are everywhere like the air that we breathe in places we wouldn't expect them to be but they are..Blessings to those who are learning that you're in certain places because God has placed you there..Jonah didn't want to go where God wanted him to go but he was placed there😂 and no one could stop that move..alot of feel like Caroline not wanting to be around certain people not knowing that you're letting off a light that those people need like Tangina said..Rejoice and pray for the Lord's Strength to get you through everyday in Peace, Happiness and Safety❤ I LOVE YOU❤ God Bless Spielberg Daily❤ I LOVE YOU🙋🏾♀️
Other great moment is when Camera cuts to Steve freeling when she says Carol Anne is alive he just slowly puts down that drink glass next to the bottle and stares at Them. He like omg what?? ok i stop drinking now there is hope for us.
The point of origin is in the child's closet. That was more than a feeling. She knew it at the drop of a hat. The emotion in this scene seems legit. Maybe not from the Dad's part.
He’s terrified and this challenges every empirical and “rational” belief he’s ever had. That paired with his desire to have his child back as soon as possible, he’s a wreck.
This character could ONLY have been played by Zelda. Imagine had they gone with just a normal person, this whole scene would’ve been a snooze fest. We are invested because Zelda’s magic is making us BELIEVE tangina is a real person.
So of sweet funny moment, she asks to take Dianas hand Diane face is like trying to not laugh at this woman but reluctant to approach her, she like in that voice like i am not gonna bite you, so Diana comes forward and kneels down to her. Tangina like ya gonna give me whiplash lol. Then she gets eye to eye with Diane and serouis that says Carol Anne is still alive in there. But she knows and sees that not much time left to get Carol Anne away from the spirits who have attached to her and the beast so she has to bring them all up to speed and quickly. Diane sobs in Tanginas arms. I heard Zelda in real life did have some physic abilities so it makes this scene all the more interesting to watch know. She lays it out.
The acting by everyone, especially JoBeth Williams, is phenomenal. This is exactly how you feel when ur crazed with desperation to find a loved one (nvm the horror aspect). My dad went missing once and I would have done anything--lied, stolen, sold my body--to get him back. I was that desperate.
I recorded tangina and pitched her voice down to adjust the higher voice sound that her short stature causes and WOW her voice is stunningly beautiful at that pitch not that it's not nice nice as is
I guess I just don't understand why they whispered so much during these scenes filmed in the living room. Being in a cinema, watching it for the very first time when this released in the 80s - I remember listening real close sitting in my theater seat. Back then, there were ushers that made sure the audience was quiet. To me, it's always been difficult in these whisper scenes to clearly hear.
This psychic woman speech was very scary the way I have listened to it because I’ve watched this movie almost 40 years ago as a young boy when they were airing it back on television followed by commercial breaks and all because the psychic woman told the couple that there is a strong and deadly presence on the other side which was strong enough to open portals and take a child that young out of reality and into the spirit realm because I remember listen to receive this on the movie.
See it's not that Tangina needs to exercise the house, she needs to exercise the spirits surrounding the parents. Like in the 2nd movie how Diane's mom was introduced as a character shortly before death. Just pay attention to the subtle idiosyncrasies in movies like this. The entire series looks quite different if you consider that Kane in part 2 was actually Diane's mother in her true nature.
What? Grandma Jess wasn't "Kane in his true nature," she was protecting the family prior to her death and saved Carol Anne from Kane when he grabs her. Heck, she appears on the Other Side as an angel complete with flowing white robes. Buddy you need to lay off the weed when watching movies.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 🤣. Though the parents were pot smokers they could have brought the spirits upon themselves by toking it up. Maybe thats what writers were hinting at, though they stopped smoking it when the furnature started moving.
Inspiration at 0:31. In other forum, "Let's go get your daughter," you find a very ominous, and scary information about the other presence. Believe me, it's not gonna be pretty!
^ The focal point through which the beast captured Carol Ann (and had attempted Robbie as well). The area of the house that gives off the most paranormal energy.
This is a very powerful scene but the background score during Tangina's speech feels heavy-handed, out of place, and overly playful/whimsical for such a serious scene IMO.
@@radioactivification My take was that Tangina was implying that Jo would have to be willing to do anything, ANYTHING, to save Carolanne, even if it meant going against everything she believed in and even sacrifice her own self for her baby girl. I thought the line was both moving and appallingly terrifying at the same time. I genuinely don't get what's 'hilarious' about it. Some people just have a twisted sense of humour, I guess.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 I agree with you. The problem with Christians is that they sometimes believe they have the only point of view on the afterlife that matters. This line was written because many Christians would have resisted Tangina's instructions because it didn't mesh with their limited understanding of the nature of life and death from their bronze-age coloring book.
"She will only hear her mother's voice." After that line you can see the pain and helplessness in Craig T Nelson's character. Just a phenomenal performance by everyone in this film.
I saw that too. That’s great story direction.
Awesome plot point there. Way ahead of it's time.
I'm still amazed how good the acting was in this movie --- even the kids were great, although Robbie did over-act in many scenes, but he still creeped me out
Spielberg touched the movie. Of course it's pure gold.
Great acting that’s true. You can feel it,
This monologue is like a preaching.
Tengina speaks to her kneeling congregation with her intensive whispering voice....it's calming and frightening at the same time.
God I love this woman, especially her voice. I could listen to this "monologue" over and over.
same
Same;v;
Same
Is Zeus your God
@@brunocarrillo410 🐑
Zelda Rubinstein had the most relaxing voice. Rest in peace to all the actors and actresses who have passed away who was in all the Poltergeist movies. Especially Heather O'Rourke, who went so young and could have possibly been saved if they would have done more test.
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Absolutely phenomenal writing and acting from a time when they really knew how to write a good movie.
What's amazing is how beautiful this scene is done as opposed to the crap they put out for Poltergeist 2 and 3. Spielberg and Hooper did a dynamic job with this movie
Yes very true. Incredible acting also. Number 2 though has always scared me, I mean the actor who played Henry Kane. Tbh the entire curse of poltergeist does scare me. The fact they used real skeletons is very disrespectful indeed.
I thought Nelson & JoBeth Williams were amazing as Steven & Diane. You really believed they're love & torment from losing they're daughter & having the family terrorized.
Poltergeist 2 is actually pretty good. Nowhere as good as the first movie, of course, but it's still a very decent sequel. Julian Beck / Reverend Henry Kane in particular is absolutely fantastic.
Exactly. Today movies suck now. Bad writers and bad actings.
Such a timeless masterpiece...from back when they knew how to make a good movie, so glad I grew up in the 80's
I watched this movie for the first time in its entirety yesterday 2021. It amazed me that this old movie was so good and enchanting.
Despite being more than 40 years older in the CGI department in comparison to todays CGI effects in movies and TV shows.
The acting and the actors brought something extra in these scenes.
Her whispering relaxes me.
ASMR at it's finest.
efrijim LOL I LOVE THIS COMMENT
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Tangina is an ASMR queen
I have to do this monologue for my drama class!! Starting at "There is no death" all the way into another clip ending with "lets go get your daughter"
Angelica Escobar I did the same thing to! Back in 2010!
Hey Angelica, how did it go? Did you do well in your drama class?
@@krmccarrell Hi karen, if i remember correctly i did fine, just was a little fast and stumbled over my words! Talk a bout a blast from the past seeing this comment haha
"She will only hear her mother's voice". Yet later on when her parents called out to her she only responded to her father's voice.
The way I saw it, her father's voice gave her the strength to break free from the restraint she was under, but her mother's voice was the one that was guiding her as she was running across the spectral plane to the exit and her mother's arms.
She will only hear her mother’s voice if and when she passes through the Light. At this point she is in some spiritual Limbo state still corporeal.
She means that Carol Anne will initially respond only to her mother’s voice, which is what happens.
She also only responded when he threatened to spank her. This came after Tangina established that he was more strict and that she was more afraid of him. His threat got through to her and opened the door to rescue her.
JoBeth was SO beautiful!!
Craig T. Nelson, is one of the best actors ever in Hollywood. Every role he does is done to perfection. Thank you Mr. Nelson for your great acting talents and skills. Todd from New Hampshire.
…now…hold onto yourselves. There’s one more thing. A terrible presence is in there with her. So much rage, so much betrayal, I’ve never sensed anything like it. I don’t know what hovers over this house, but it was strong enough to punch a hole into this world and take your daughter away from you. It keeps Carol Ann very close to it, and away from the spectral light. It lies to her, it tells her things only a child can understand. It has been using her to restrain the others. To her, it is just another child. To us, it is the beast. Now let’s go get your daughter.
Golden.
I love Tangina she is my fave character. This is one of my favorite movies, if not my only favorite
When did you first discover you were in love together
This is such good ASMR.
This is one of the few times asmr effects me relaxing me most of time mispohinc anger reaction lol
OMG x2!!!
The Audio is way to Low.
Love Tangina's speaking Voice!! Getting my ASMR on!!! 😊😊😁😁
Strange comment
Spielberg just couldn't do no wrong back then. I so love this scene. I wouldn't be surprised if he was involved in directing this moment. ET and Poltergeist at the same time being made. Both truly amazing films.
Of course you did manchild
Grow up.
It's so interesting how she responded only to her father's voice to break free but wanted her mother to run to. Amazing. Tangina is so great. This is kinda like the sixth sense where these deceased souls dont know they are dead & cling to carolanne bc they want to still be alive. The next part tangina explains that the beast uses her to keep them from going to the light. When she says it says things & seems like a child to her but is the devil that is so terrifying. Using her innocence for it's most evil agenda. The acting is brilliant from Williams & nelson. Tangina coming into the film was so great. Spielberg must have directed the best parts. Like these. I wonder why he didnt just fully direct it instead if giving Hooper the credit.
Funny, don't remember Hoper, only that it was a Spielberg film.
Incredible classic movie scared the crap out of me when i was 10 and my brother and cousins took me to see it.
I love tangina she helps me understand all my questions i ever had.Thank you.
Really do you love her
I loved this scene really great scene
I get so emotional during this scene.
marion burden So do I and i picture my friends when this scene happens
You know it is a movie but, the spiritual world is VERY REAL!
marion burden TELL ME ABOUT IT!
On Jan 6th, I videotaped an ape-like being in my apartment...possibly a Sasquatch.
I uploaded the short video on my youtube page.
Hard to believe but true.
Strange comment slightly weird feelings
My grandma was like Tangina
Small but powerful
So was my mom 🥺
Graig T Nelson was hot here
When they re-made this a few years ago I had some high hopes. They did marvelous things with some of the plot and modern effects made you think it was going somewhere. But they spoiled it massively with the 'reality TV' interjection. The problem is that writers think 're-imagining' means changing the bits that work and keeping the first and last bits more or less in tact. If cakes were made that way, Mr Kipling would be burned at the stake in one of these movies. It was the same with 'The Wicker Man'. USA remade it and a lot of it is good, but then they delete a chunk and replace it with prime-cut bollocks!
Hey Gavin, thanks for that. I wasn't planning on viewing the remake because I knew it could not live up, only disappoint. Glad to know I spared myself the agony! I couldn't even watch Poltergeist 2 for the same reason. How did you think of that?
Some things just should not or can not be remade such as the ORIGINAL Poltergeist, Rocky Horror AND the ORIGINAL HAIRSPRAY!
Gavin, devin, don't don't !evin
I cry every time i see this scene
Why though
@@TheCrusaderRabbits seriously you don't know? Its a very emotional scene, the way she talks to them, their reactions, the music, dont act dumb.
Same, I cry, too.
Don't cry manchild
They wouldn’t understand! They’re stupid!
0:35
I love how those words show hope in something they do not know, and how the mother feels relieved that even if she does not see her daughter, with the simple fact that she is alive, she has hope.
Yes, and this is why we are brought to tears.
Of course you do 🐑
Composer Jerry Goldsmith was nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Score. It's easy to see why.
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Craig and jobeth had such great chemistry together 👌🏾
Ok brown
People born after 1970 have no idea how this movie is a classic, and for its time, it was original, remarkable, and horribly frightening. Thank you.
Born in 72 and I fully realize this movie is a classic. My dad took me to see it and it scared the wits out of me.
^ Don’t make dumb generalized statements. I was born in 87, millennial through and through here. And I think this movie is masterful genius.
Born in 73, and totally understand. This is the best horror movie in my opinion
not necessarily. I was born in 83 and I saw this film as a young child, when movies still had magic. I know full well how this movie is a classic, original and frightening (and remarkable)
My twin brother and I were born the same year as this movie, saw it with our older siblings when they rented it in ‘86, before we went to see the sequel in theaters (our dad brought us).
the rope idea is also thought up by robbie,diane's son he speaks of it while on the sofa with his mum.
zelda rubenstein and jobeth williams should have gotten oscar nominations for this
now......hold on to ya selves, there's one more thing
Gives me Goose bumps.
Thanks To the Amazing actress
This part always scared me, and still does!
You've missed the key element that this extraordinary monologue was getting to. "Now hold on to yourselves..." Not sure why you'd not bother with that but it is key to this scene, a moment that will chill the bones. "To her, it simply is another child... to us... it is the Beast". Terrifyingly brilliant from Zelda.
1 Peter 2:9-12✨️
2 Timothy 3:16✨️
Ephesians 2:8-9✨️
*HALLELUJAH*
Tangina spoke the Truth about us today on Earth..God's people are everywhere like the air that we breathe in places we wouldn't expect them to be but they are..Blessings to those who are learning that you're in certain places because God has placed you there..Jonah didn't want to go where God wanted him to go but he was placed there😂 and no one could stop that move..alot of feel like Caroline not wanting to be around certain people not knowing that you're letting off a light that those people need like Tangina said..Rejoice and pray for the Lord's Strength to get you through everyday in Peace, Happiness and Safety❤
I LOVE YOU❤
God Bless Spielberg Daily❤
I LOVE YOU🙋🏾♀️
AMEN💙💚 and when it's time to go you have to go
Other great moment is when Camera cuts to Steve freeling when she says Carol Anne is alive he just slowly puts down that drink glass next to the bottle and stares at Them. He like omg what?? ok i stop drinking now there is hope for us.
I'm going to pay for binge watching these clips tonight.
She’s so special!!!
I agree, back in the day before "series" came out for primetime television for other spin off playwrights.
lol Diane is like a giant standing next to Tangina :D
That little lady is a awesome actress. Very underrated
0:58 ASMR Now I remember why I felt sleepy during this scene
The point of origin is in the child's closet. That was more than a feeling. She knew it at the drop of a hat. The emotion in this scene seems legit. Maybe not from the Dad's part.
Dad's skeptical.
He’s terrified and this challenges every empirical and “rational” belief he’s ever had. That paired with his desire to have his child back as soon as possible, he’s a wreck.
It must have taken quite a while to memorize this part of the script!!
I remember the end where the child is rescued & Tangina knods to the camera lol
it's the 30th anniversary of Poltergeist :D
Great explanation of ...
This character could ONLY have been played by Zelda. Imagine had they gone with just a normal person, this whole scene would’ve been a snooze fest. We are invested because Zelda’s magic is making us BELIEVE tangina is a real person.
Give up her Christianity makes me feel like she asked her to do what the devil wants
So of sweet funny moment, she asks to take Dianas hand Diane face is like trying to not laugh at this woman but reluctant to approach her, she like in that voice like i am not gonna bite you, so Diana comes forward and kneels down to her. Tangina like ya gonna give me whiplash lol. Then she gets eye to eye with Diane and serouis that says Carol Anne is still alive in there. But she knows and sees that not much time left to get Carol Anne away from the spirits who have attached to her and the beast so she has to bring them all up to speed and quickly. Diane sobs in Tanginas arms. I heard Zelda in real life did have some physic abilities so it makes this scene all the more interesting to watch know. She lays it out.
The Audio is pretty Low. The scene would be MUCH better with higher Volume/Audio.
perfect for the part.
The acting by everyone, especially JoBeth Williams, is phenomenal. This is exactly how you feel when ur crazed with desperation to find a loved one (nvm the horror aspect). My dad went missing once and I would have done anything--lied, stolen, sold my body--to get him back. I was that desperate.
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Good movie
I recorded tangina and pitched her voice down to adjust the higher voice sound that her short stature causes and WOW her voice is stunningly beautiful at that pitch not that it's not nice nice as is
I guess I just don't understand why they whispered so much during these scenes filmed in the living room. Being in a cinema, watching it for the very first time when this released in the 80s - I remember listening real close sitting in my theater seat. Back then, there were ushers that made sure the audience was quiet. To me, it's always been difficult in these whisper scenes to clearly hear.
i'm doing a monologue of tangina next week. gonna be the best. hahaha
Hard to believe Zelda Rubinstein was only 48 years old when she filmed this scene.
Little Zelda is so Sweet but Creepy too!!😱🤫🇦🇹
Jobeth Williams shines in this film such a talent
Incredible film and acting
This psychic woman speech was very scary the way I have listened to it because I’ve watched this movie almost 40 years ago as a young boy when they were airing it back on television followed by commercial breaks and all because the psychic woman told the couple that there is a strong and deadly presence on the other side which was strong enough to open portals and take a child that young out of reality and into the spirit realm because I remember listen to receive this on the movie.
This scene made the movie for me
See it's not that Tangina needs to exercise the house, she needs to exercise the spirits surrounding the parents.
Like in the 2nd movie how Diane's mom was introduced as a character shortly before death.
Just pay attention to the subtle idiosyncrasies in movies like this. The entire series looks quite different if you consider that Kane in part 2 was actually Diane's mother in her true nature.
Um how can explain that kane could dianes mom in her true nature??????
What? Grandma Jess wasn't "Kane in his true nature," she was protecting the family prior to her death and saved Carol Anne from Kane when he grabs her. Heck, she appears on the Other Side as an angel complete with flowing white robes. Buddy you need to lay off the weed when watching movies.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 🤣. Though the parents were pot smokers they could have brought the spirits upon themselves by toking it up. Maybe thats what writers were hinting at, though they stopped smoking it when the furnature started moving.
The word you’re looking for is “excise”.
Superb
Inspiration at 0:31. In other forum, "Let's go get your daughter," you find a very ominous, and scary information about the other presence. Believe me, it's not gonna be pretty!
Kane may be the beast, but lucky they had an angel on there side.
I have a friend that got scolded by Zelda Rubenstein aka Tangina, for asking for her autograph. :P
Travis Petersen i do not believe that. She was a very kind gentle soul.
@@rockie0708 well, you don't know the circumstances. maybe the person asking for an autograph was being rude or intrusive.
Also I saw this movie at the now torn down valley west mall in glendale az.
I'm going to guess almost every single Cinema that showed this movie does not even exist anymore.
Her voice is way better than ASMR
Tangina - the grandmother we all wished we had ❤
Had a great aunt like her.
Who would have thought Beyonce mama would be married to the camera guy.🤷
Maya St Germain's dad
Elise Reiner is like Tangina
Too movie were. For more information please read it
This is why people should never move to Florida...😮
*_Poltergasm.._*
this used to be my favorite movie...
Tanjina?
diane was funy.
MY FIRST ASMR)))
I know..
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1:02. What does she mean by point of origin?
The portal to enter the spirit realm.
^ The focal point through which the beast captured Carol Ann (and had attempted Robbie as well). The area of the house that gives off the most paranormal energy.
This is a very powerful scene but the background score during Tangina's speech feels heavy-handed, out of place, and overly playful/whimsical for such a serious scene IMO.
I feel it fits beautifully but to each their own
I hope you had a i
November 13, 2023...3:42 p.m. S.
"Even if it runs contrary to your beliefs as a human being and as a Christian," hilarious line imo.
Why? I'm not trying to be rude, I'm genuinely curious.
Me too!
@@chooseyourpoison5105 my guess, just another unnecessary comment by one of the soulless zombies we walk amongst that need help
@@radioactivification My take was that Tangina was implying that Jo would have to be willing to do anything, ANYTHING, to save Carolanne, even if it meant going against everything she believed in and even sacrifice her own self for her baby girl. I thought the line was both moving and appallingly terrifying at the same time. I genuinely don't get what's 'hilarious' about it. Some people just have a twisted sense of humour, I guess.
@@chooseyourpoison5105 I agree with you. The problem with Christians is that they sometimes believe they have the only point of view on the afterlife that matters. This line was written because many Christians would have resisted Tangina's instructions because it didn't mesh with their limited understanding of the nature of life and death from their bronze-age coloring book.
night
What nonsense is this 🌏
It was a movie, not a sermon. Relax.