I love how in all the movie, he is giving her all the clues she needed, even in this scene. Every dialogue could de connected to something that can help the case
When first watching it, the stuff he says sounds like schizophrenic nonsense, but when you watch the movie a second time you notice everything he's saying makes perfect sense. Brilliant writing.
@@chrisbaker7583I totally agree. He’s literally telling her everything she just doesn’t realize it. When I saw it in theaters I didn’t pick up anything he was saying but rewatching it everything makes sense.
Even if you didn't end up liking the movie, you gotta admit Cage's performance was fucking phenomenal. It feels like the perfect role for him, but it's so transformative at the same time.
@@williamamparanit’s both, it’s literally a game to him which is terrifying, even when he’s bashing his brains in he’s just indifferent. That is terrifying .
3:03 I like how he starts spinning after Lee asks about the accomplice, then he reveals that info about her house. He’s literally setting the wheels into motion.
The day after I first saw it, I was in a shopping centre and I heard a woman say to her daughter:'THERE SHE IS!' in exactly the same tone of voice...I almost jumped out of my skin!
I actually think this is his best performance. He's in it five minutes but makes such an impression you can feel his presence throughout the entire film.
He really is. My favorite Nick Cage movie is still a toss-up between Windtalkers and Lord of War, I grew up on movies like those, but I might have to give this one a look.
I can't even believe this is Nick Cage in this scene. Reminds me of Heath Ledger's joker. I would have had no idea this was Nick Cage if I didn't already know
Notice how he positions himself at 2:00, how he uses his expression alongside the lightning, and his voice change. Godamn, Nic Cage surely knows how to incorporate everything in his performance, also kudos to all the crew, director, sound design, this movie was a 10 out 10 in my spoopyometer.
"Oh there she is..the almost birthday girl." Would be the actual iconic line. Longlegs is pretty quotable, was a fun ride of a movie. Cage killed it, pun intended.
@@Sheepstealer8927 A) If anything this movie is forgettable and laughable. There is now a generation of people who don't know the meaning of iconic and overuse and misuse it with aplomb.
I don't think it did, actually. I think he wasn't so much possessed but bound. Like his accomplice, he'd been forced into making a terrible choice. And it had driven him mad.
@@janesgems7do you think the accomplice was just bound? remember the last scene, when «the accomplice» answered «don't call me like that!»? i think that longlegs was bound, but he absolutely understand what hes doing, and the car scene shows it. But «the accomplice» was already possessed. «the accomplice» just accepted the devil. just my theory :)
My mother almost did the exact same thing because she hates Satanic movies. She watched long legs twice now she loves it and all of the great characters 😂
@@ALovelyLad yea I think maybe people should watch to learn that it is. My girl in me got in the biggest fight after watching and don't think that was coincidental
@@janesgems7 Why would that be what inspired him? If you think about this role, there are only a couple actors that spring to mind as someone who could kill this role, and Cage is at the top.
@@roems6396 Because he was a real 'bad guy' in that and pulled it off beautifully; Perkins considered Brad Pitt and Cage for this role and Cage won. I'm very glad, because his voice is amazing and one of the reasons Dale Kobble is so unnerving.
@@janesgems7 Really, Brad Pitt? Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great actor and can play a good villain, but there’s no way he would have given such an unhinged and sinister performance as Cage did here.
Because of this movie, whenever I see my wife enter into a room I now say "OH, there she is!" in the same inflections as Longlegs. I cannot stop myself, it's too hilarious.
He can go from seeming a bit simple ("Everywheres!") to quite crafty ("It's funny... the day you decided to go into law enforcement, you were... twenty. We had such a big laugh about it...") And the hidden meanings in his words, the way his ramblings make perfect sense in hindsight... whatever anyone might say about the rest of this movie, this scene is beautifully written, and Nicolas Cage is a demented genius.
@@drn13355not seen it yet but the movie “Joe” is a great example of Cage being a very talented actor! Simple role but very believable! Check it out if you haven’t it’s a great independent type film!
you are right, a LOT of people don't realize it LOL! .....Although, he does own one academy award........and he won't be getting one for this movie........
Cage came out and said this will be his one and only role as a serial killer since he doesn't like violence, he was phenomenal in this movie though. Apparently the director wanted Brad Pitt or Nicholas Cage for Longlegs, glad we got Cage in this instead.
@@GangstaStan010 He made a load of second rate films in order to pay his debts, and as a result now can afford to pick and choose his roles. This has to be one of his best. The character is absolutely unforgettable and even though he only has limited screentime his presence is felt throughout the entire film, and that is a sign of a great performance. Whether you love or hate this film it deserves Oscar nods for Cage's performance and the stunning cinematography. It also has a storyline that is so ambiguous you could discuss it for months after just one viewing. I recommend watching it more than once as you appreciate the nuances more. I foresee Dale Cobble ending up as one of cinema's most memorable 'bad guys' along with Hannibal Lector.
@@mattcollins3591 That's different - why'd they come then? It was pretty clear in the trailers that there was some supernatural, possibly devil stuff in it. Plus it isn't exactly choir practice. It is an R rated, potentially violent movie about a serial killer. What exactly was she expecting, anyway? Either way, the movie was, let's just say a waste, but...lol
@@jbjacobs9514 the trailer definitely shows supernatural stuff, but the satanic stuff was a bit much. The conjuring movies don’t even go as far as saying “hail satan” 5 times in one scene lol
@@jbjacobs9514 Dude you hated the film so much you're going to take time out of your life to comment on every comment that has something good to say about it. I cant take you seriously lol🤣
The director said he wanted to show that at the end, Dale Cobble was 'human', someone who had been normal once until life took a twist for him. I wonder if once upon a time he faced the same choice as ....his accomplice, and he was so very very tired of it. Whatever, this scene made him both creepy but also desperately pitiful. The years of killing had driven him insane.
@@citizencj3389 What I thought...also, notice how the camera focuses on one of the dolls then morph's into Cobble's weary face, as if he too, was simply a puppet. He'd had enough.
Yeah I thought so too especially that Daddyyyyy! Mommyyyyy! Scene I thought In the end he has given up and accepted that he is satans pawn But relieved that at least his work is over
I hear everyone talking about Cage’s acting. Many may not know about his Academy Award winning role in Leaving Las Vegas, which was absolutely heartbreaking. Also Moonstruck, where he plays a romantic lead opposite Cher who won an Oscar for her performance in the movie. BTW, these Oscars were won prior to 2000, long before they lost their meaning.
No one can do what Nic Cage does. He takes such huge risks and chances with his characters. His range is incredible. He can do straight, dramatic, serious roles and win an Oscar. He can poke fun at himself and do comedy. He can play psychotic, crazy, unhinged people. He can do crowd-pleasing action movies. This man does not get enough credit.
Oh he gets way too much credit. Its called acting. Its just playing. Anyone can do it. And this is all make believe coz this character isnt even real. Noones like this.
@@braveorslave i do think longlegs is a bit overrated, but i do think cage did a pretty good job here. shame that most of it is satanic nonsense - as far as occult freaks go, cage did well. as far as accurate depictions of things like schizo, psychopathy, etc? chigurh is still better
@@braveorslave Anyone can do it? They get paid the exorbitant amount they do precisely because very few people can do it. Watch some non-Hollywood films and tell me the acting is good. There's almost nothing as bad as watching a movie with bad acting.
2:56 I was in the theatres 3 gummies in and it felt like he was going to come out of the screen like Killer BOB from twin peaks most of the movie longlegs is silly but there are tiny moments that show just how malicious and evil he is
I have to say, I saw this film in theatres and it was not like anything I expected based on the trailer. I liked it but didn’t love it the way I thought it would. I also thought it ended abruptly and it felt like the last 20 minutes was “rushed”. I just felt like there was SO MUCH more that could have been done with this story.
Her character reminds me a bit of Holly Hunter's character M.J. Monahan in the serial killer movie, Copycat. Same hair style, same tone of her voice. Esp here in this scene. She reminded me of her all throughout this movie.
When he drops another “oh” just as Maika’s sitting down it feels so perfect ha I love this character. This & Raising Arizona my favorite Nic Roles, what a legend, I thought he was a bozo 10-20 years back. Shows how much I know. Dude was just working & making money on some dumb movies but I’m sure there’s some other decent ones I’ve missed. Insane how much life really teaches as the years go by.
I made this comment on another video, but this movie surely does deserve some recognition at the awards. Makeup and cinematography surely deserve some. And of course, Cage. He was deeply unsettling in this movie and I had to watch National Treasures 1-2, Weather Man and couple other normal flicks of his to console myself he wasn't really like this :D
I'm going to be 100 percent honest when I say this. I genuinely enjoyed this movie, it is one of my favourite movies of this year by far. And to see some of the reviews of Longlegs being not so positive is quite sad. Because I was legit terrified throughout the entire movie, covering my mouth during almost every scene (Including this scene with Lee and Longlegs). My heart literally almost stopped when Longlegs started bashing his head on the desk, so grim and gnarly. There is so much to love here, the cinematography, Zilgi's outstanding music, the performances from Maika Monroe and especially Nicolas Cage, the use of Lighting, and sound editing. I enjoyed every detail on this movie and I'm really glad that I watched it. Thanks to Longlegs, Oz Perkins is now one of my favourite filmmakers of this generation.
Nicholas Cage's performances are all so unique. A lot of the classical actors have that one singular defining performance that everyone remembers. Nicholas Cage does that defining performance in just about every movie.
I love how he sits up and braces himself with his feet and the chains as he prepares to cave his own face in. The movie was good, but Cage’s performance stands with the likes of Hannibal Lecter or Anton Chigurh as some of the best depictions of psychopathic killers in film.
notice Longlegs and Harker are both wearing only white (shirts anyways). Longlegs is wearing white on white which means it was very intentional as if to signify he knows his work is now done and he is cleansed. Harker is wearing white because she is subconsciously tapped in and probably felt the desire to wear that particular shirt without knowing why. I also notice that most of the film she is wearing bulky dark turtlenecks. However when she is piecing together the murder mystery with all the symbols and ritual dates she is wearing that same white shirt. This shirt is looser and flowey compared to her other clothing and it reveals her chest which could mean this is when she is at her most vulnerable and connected to the demonic.
Not knocking your opinion. I enjoy a good discussion of films. What made you feel it was all over the place? I found it to be well-contained and showed how much influence Longlegs had on both the FBI in Maika and Blair, but also within the world itself. I didn't expect Maika's character's mom to be an accomplice, but enjoyed that twist.
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I love how in all the movie, he is giving her all the clues she needed, even in this scene. Every dialogue could de connected to something that can help the case
When first watching it, the stuff he says sounds like schizophrenic nonsense, but when you watch the movie a second time you notice everything he's saying makes perfect sense. Brilliant writing.
@@chrisbaker7583true!
@@chrisbaker7583I totally agree. He’s literally telling her everything she just doesn’t realize it. When I saw it in theaters I didn’t pick up anything he was saying but rewatching it everything makes sense.
Yes, very good.
it was all part of His plan. a ritual decades in the making.
Even if you didn't end up liking the movie, you gotta admit Cage's performance was fucking phenomenal. It feels like the perfect role for him, but it's so transformative at the same time.
No I don't. I love NC, but this is so awful I am cringing just watching this crap again. It gets worse every time.
@@jbjacobs9514100%
@@jbjacobs9514 hate watching is bad for you
@@enby_kensei So are refined sugars, carbs, and sodium. We all do what we need to. LOL
was honestly shocked it was him
That moment at 2:56 is so unsettling with his demeanor going from sinister to manic. Great sound design with those synths that play during that part.
The music sounds like Silent Hill music it’s soo menacing
no it's not it's funny asf
@@williamamparanit’s both, it’s literally a game to him which is terrifying, even when he’s bashing his brains in he’s just indifferent. That is terrifying .
The part when he suddenly smiles and says “knock knock” made me jump out of my seat the first time I saw it.
My immediate thought was to respond with “who’s there?” 😭
When longlegs smashing his head to table also makes me jumped a little bit 😅
@@rezaqalam482ugh I hated that part! 😂 I was so uncomfortable. Really good movie though.
This movie really normalizes trans sexuals
The entire time he's rotating in the chair is unsettling
The double entendre of "Who is the man downstairs?" Why don't you ask your Mommy?" Is actually genius
Explain pls
@@ВадимМануйлов-ы8жit's both a reference to the devil and the fact that he was living in her mom's basement the whole time
@@cthulhuspawn6290 thank you, never occurred to me before
Wasn't that obvious? Like I thought that's what it was and I gasped
@selfportrait8363 if I'm not mistaken, we didn't know where Longlegs lived at this point in the story, but either way, I think it's clever
fave scene of the movie. loves when he locks in and starts leaning forward and his voice changes
Yeah! That part is so intense when he starts talking about bowing down.
garbaGE
He' s a genious and his performance his amazing
“Locks in” 😂😂
3:03 I like how he starts spinning after Lee asks about the accomplice, then he reveals that info about her house. He’s literally setting the wheels into motion.
Me and my friend I saw this with have been greeting each other with “oooh there she is” ever since lmao
The day after I first saw it, I was in a shopping centre and I heard a woman say to her daughter:'THERE SHE IS!' in exactly the same tone of voice...I almost jumped out of my skin!
"Work that gets dirty as it cleans" is actually fantastic writing
Don't be daft
@@jamessunderland7435 Hi James! I like that line a lot, can you explain how thinking it's good writing is daft? Cheers.
Every interaction between Millennials and Gen X
what does that mean exactly?
It means... actually.
Even though his role is brief, Cage knocked it out of the park. He's so damn talented.
I actually think this is his best performance. He's in it five minutes but makes such an impression you can feel his presence throughout the entire film.
@@janesgems7 yeah it's great! I also like his perfume in PIG
He really is. My favorite Nick Cage movie is still a toss-up between Windtalkers and Lord of War, I grew up on movies like those, but I might have to give this one a look.
For all the crap hes made sometimes he gets a good movie
@@janesgems7 Agreed! He's so good and leaves such an impression.
Fuck Nic Cage acted the hell out of this scene.
sure does. He's a better actor than I've given him credit for
Now knowing that some parts of his character was based off of his own mom makes it even better.
scariest thing he's ever done
The man is an incredible actor. He just picks alot of bad scripts
@@rosswatson3993 he's still making history XD Even with bad scripts :p
I can tell Nic had a lot fun playing this bizarre and creepy character 😂😂
He actually says he never wants to play a serial killer again after this movie (article from IndieWire)
Same crazy energy as castor troy
@@danwilliams2551Aw man, he's so good at it lol
@@danwilliams2551 why though lol
@@wail7773 He hates violence.
Can't believe they filmed an interview for nicolas cage
I can't even believe this is Nick Cage in this scene. Reminds me of Heath Ledger's joker. I would have had no idea this was Nick Cage if I didn't already know
Notice how he positions himself at 2:00, how he uses his expression alongside the lightning, and his voice change.
Godamn, Nic Cage surely knows how to incorporate everything in his performance, also kudos to all the crew, director, sound design, this movie was a 10 out 10 in my spoopyometer.
''oh that she is the almost birthday girl'' iconic hahaha
huh?
"Oh there she is..the almost birthday girl." Would be the actual iconic line. Longlegs is pretty quotable, was a fun ride of a movie. Cage killed it, pun intended.
Iconic representation of how shit movies are nowadays
@@gregbradshaw7220 "Durr, they don't make 'em like they used to!" Shut up. Don't even go there.
@@Sheepstealer8927 A) If anything this movie is forgettable and laughable. There is now a generation of people who don't know the meaning of iconic and overuse and misuse it with aplomb.
The demon erupts from out of the mans throat. High pitched and singing comes the man downstairs.
I don't think it did, actually. I think he wasn't so much possessed but bound. Like his accomplice, he'd been forced into making a terrible choice. And it had driven him mad.
@@janesgems7agreed
He was the accomplice. Satan was the the maker of his sin
Interesting thoughts. But it could be both?
I'd like to understand the inspiration of longlegs and where the director came up with him.
@@janesgems7do you think the accomplice was just bound? remember the last scene, when «the accomplice» answered «don't call me like that!»?
i think that longlegs was bound, but he absolutely understand what hes doing, and the car scene shows it. But «the accomplice» was already possessed. «the accomplice» just accepted the devil. just my theory :)
I saw this in theaters and during this part an old lady in front of us stood up and screamed "ALRIGHT!" and left and did not come back!
Cuz the movie is blatantly satanic
My mother almost did the exact same thing because she hates Satanic movies.
She watched long legs twice now she loves it and all of the great characters 😂
@@ALovelyLad yea I think maybe people should watch to learn that it is. My girl in me got in the biggest fight after watching and don't think that was coincidental
@@sutterkeely402yeah, the movie is definitely causing the relationship dysfunctions
@@Bruh-ok1rq was half kidding
I put on that Renfield movie last night and it's crazy that within one year we got two movies where Nic Cage says "hail satan" then brutally dies.
And he played an angel in City of Angels...wonder if his turn as Drac was what inspired Perkins to cast him in this role?
@@janesgems7
Why would that be what inspired him? If you think about this role, there are only a couple actors that spring to mind as someone who could kill this role, and Cage is at the top.
@@roems6396 Because he was a real 'bad guy' in that and pulled it off beautifully; Perkins considered Brad Pitt and Cage for this role and Cage won. I'm very glad, because his voice is amazing and one of the reasons Dale Kobble is so unnerving.
@@janesgems7
Really, Brad Pitt? Don’t get me wrong, he’s a great actor and can play a good villain, but there’s no way he would have given such an unhinged and sinister performance as Cage did here.
@@roems6396 Absolutely, spot on casting. And he didn't give a damn how he looked either, which is a sign of a real actor.
Longlegs needs an interview with soft white underbelly
NO.
LOL he looks like he belongs on Skid Row
Hahaajajahahhaghwhwha
this is so niche I love it
😂😂😂
"Bow ALL the way....down" The way that's delivered is chilling!
Watching that exact part on repeat, the way he delivered it is phenomenal
Fun fact: this is the first tike Monroe saw Cage in his costume, so her initial reaction is genuine.
It was also Nicolas Cage’s last day on set when they filmed this scene.
Yeah that's been said. They put out a video of her heartbeat speeding up faster and faster during this scene as a promo before the movie was released.
Yes we know
Did you hear about her heart rate? It could be heard on her mike.
Haha this was literally in one of the trailers
Occasionally the Nicholas Cage shows through, but for the most part I would've never known it was him... and that's the mark of a great actor.
didn't realise it was him til I came on UA-cam
@@thugtrippin Funny fact....someone caught a glimpse of him in full makeup when they were making this and thought it was Meryl Streep!😯
I can tell the entire time it's him lol he is acting bonkers looloo like how he acts a lot of the time and also you can tell by his voice
Because of this movie, whenever I see my wife enter into a room I now say "OH, there she is!" in the same inflections as Longlegs. I cannot stop myself, it's too hilarious.
God, this scene was so intense to watch in the cinema. Both Nicolas Cage and Maika Monroe were incredible, really set the disturbing vibes.
He can go from seeming a bit simple ("Everywheres!") to quite crafty ("It's funny... the day you decided to go into law enforcement, you were... twenty. We had such a big laugh about it...") And the hidden meanings in his words, the way his ramblings make perfect sense in hindsight... whatever anyone might say about the rest of this movie, this scene is beautifully written, and Nicolas Cage is a demented genius.
0:17 Everywheres 😂😂😂😂
Many people don't realize that Nic Cage is genuinely one of the greatest actors alive.
He was good in Mandy. This movie is so bad it is almost unwatchable.
@@drn13355not seen it yet but the movie “Joe” is a great example of Cage being a very talented actor! Simple role but very believable! Check it out if you haven’t it’s a great independent type film!
you are right, a LOT of people don't realize it LOL! .....Although, he does own one academy award........and he won't be getting one for this movie........
Yes, he just chose to play in too many B-rated movie with bad scripts which made him looks bad.
@@drn13355Wrong. The movie was solid
Cage came out and said this will be his one and only role as a serial killer since he doesn't like violence, he was phenomenal in this movie though. Apparently the director wanted Brad Pitt or Nicholas Cage for Longlegs, glad we got Cage in this instead.
Man he killed a shit load of people in Renfield
Doesn’t like violence a really have you seen Mandy lol
@@paulysmallz8095Mandy is my favorite cage movie
He was in a shit ton of violent movies 😅
I don’t care what anyone says Nic killed this shit
I'm with ya on that bud, I thought Cage's acting was amazing too.
literally on the table
He's always been a great actor.
Just not great with money. Which, forced him to make terrible ass movies.
Ironically that saved his career. 😂
@@GangstaStan010 He made a load of second rate films in order to pay his debts, and as a result now can afford to pick and choose his roles. This has to be one of his best. The character is absolutely unforgettable and even though he only has limited screentime his presence is felt throughout the entire film, and that is a sign of a great performance. Whether you love or hate this film it deserves Oscar nods for Cage's performance and the stunning cinematography. It also has a storyline that is so ambiguous you could discuss it for months after just one viewing. I recommend watching it more than once as you appreciate the nuances more.
I foresee Dale Cobble ending up as one of cinema's most memorable 'bad guys' along with Hannibal Lector.
@@GangstaStan010definitely got some good practice that way.
After this scene two sets of people in my theater left lol
They dodged a bullet.
@@jbjacobs9514 I mean, one lady in one group said she didn’t like all the satanic stuff so..
@@mattcollins3591 That's different - why'd they come then? It was pretty clear in the trailers that there was some supernatural, possibly devil stuff in it. Plus it isn't exactly choir practice. It is an R rated, potentially violent movie about a serial killer. What exactly was she expecting, anyway? Either way, the movie was, let's just say a waste, but...lol
@@jbjacobs9514 the trailer definitely shows supernatural stuff, but the satanic stuff was a bit much.
The conjuring movies don’t even go as far as saying “hail satan” 5 times in one scene lol
@@mattcollins3591 "the satanic stuff was a bit much"...? it's a movie. it's fiction. it's not real. what's the problem here?
This is one of those great films that the more times you watch it, the more you get out of it.
Actually the less. It gets worse with every viewing.
@@jbjacobs9514 Dude you hated the film so much you're going to take time out of your life to comment on every comment that has something good to say about it. I cant take you seriously lol🤣
@@pandapancakes37 waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I think you are just gonna have to deal with it! Seriously, not EVERY comment. Just 599 of them. hehe Jk.
Exactly like Session 9 😱😱
Haven’t seen the movie but damn Nicolas cage acting is INCREDIBLE
I agree man. I remember covering my mouth during the entire movie, I was legit terrified. Such an amazing movie.
Its good. Not perfect, but good.
The scenes he is in were great but unfortunately he’s barely even in it.
@@FionnOCtheJediVA 😧
@@analiysanchez9949 ohhh :(
I love how he sings mid sentence
At 0:50, when one of your aunts just got done gossiping.
The director said he wanted to show that at the end, Dale Cobble was 'human', someone who had been normal once until life took a twist for him. I wonder if once upon a time he faced the same choice as ....his accomplice, and he was so very very tired of it.
Whatever, this scene made him both creepy but also desperately pitiful. The years of killing had driven him insane.
I mean look at him before he was arrested. Dude looked tired as fuck.
@@citizencj3389 What I thought...also, notice how the camera focuses on one of the dolls then morph's into Cobble's weary face, as if he too, was simply a puppet.
He'd had enough.
That's fantastic reading @@janesgems7
Yeah I thought so too
especially that
Daddyyyyy! Mommyyyyy!
Scene
I thought In the end
he has given up and accepted that he is satans pawn
But relieved that at least his work is over
"The years of killing drove him insane" 😂 I mean, I'm pretty sure he already was insane if he was killing people with dolls.
I hear everyone talking about Cage’s acting. Many may not know about his Academy Award winning role in Leaving Las Vegas, which was absolutely heartbreaking. Also Moonstruck, where he plays a romantic lead opposite Cher who won an Oscar for her performance in the movie. BTW, these Oscars were won prior to 2000, long before they lost their meaning.
'You're staying here for the rest of your life'. And he did.
Min 2:00 its very chilling the way that he says those lines...
Longlegs wants so bad be a rockstar. His vibrato and falsetos are good. 🤣
"Mommehhhh!! Daddehhhh! Unmake mehhhh! And save me from the hell of livingggg!!! Lol
@@emmacook1984 Iconic 🤣🤣🤣
@@ArrepioReact 🤣🤣🤣 this song is living rent free in my head and I work in mental health lolol
@@emmacook1984 Jesus 😂😅
"if you make me go now....il come back not once, not twice, but as many times as I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiike! BAM!" hahaha so catchy lmao
No one can do what Nic Cage does. He takes such huge risks and chances with his characters. His range is incredible. He can do straight, dramatic, serious roles and win an Oscar. He can poke fun at himself and do comedy. He can play psychotic, crazy, unhinged people. He can do crowd-pleasing action movies. This man does not get enough credit.
Oh he gets way too much credit. Its called acting. Its just playing. Anyone can do it. And this is all make believe coz this character isnt even real. Noones like this.
@@braveorslave i do think longlegs is a bit overrated, but i do think cage did a pretty good job here. shame that most of it is satanic nonsense - as far as occult freaks go, cage did well. as far as accurate depictions of things like schizo, psychopathy, etc? chigurh is still better
@@braveorslave Anyone can do it? They get paid the exorbitant amount they do precisely because very few people can do it. Watch some non-Hollywood films and tell me the acting is good. There's almost nothing as bad as watching a movie with bad acting.
I didn’t realize this was Nick Cage. The voice and makeup and performance. Wow.
Both him and Collin Ferrell🐧better winning the best looking trophies next year or I'm going to flip the hell off😂
I know, right? There's like one brief moment where his famous scream can be sort of heard, but otherwise he completely disappears into the role.
Seriously? All I heard was Nick Cage 🤨
Daddy..!
Mommy...!
Unmake me..!
And save me...
from the hell I'm living.
I will never doubt Nicolas cage performance.
Omg I agree. That scene was extremely well acted and definitely unsettling 😂 it was out of nowhere
Imagine Nic Cage as the Joker.
Fuck yes!! I've been wanting that for years
I honestly thought a twist was going to be revealed that he was Lee Harker's father.
It’s definitely implied imo.
The twist was that her mom was the killer since she was a kid.
@@nicg8899 It would be a good headcanon theory, except, Ruth didn't recognise him in the Let Me in Nowwwww scene.
I genuinely thought he was her father 90% of the movie
@@scotty2hotty104 Weird thing is...I think he saw himself as a kind of 'father' figure.
Nicholas Cage isn’t acting, thats the way he is in real life.
Nic Cage playing Mickey Rourke. Superb
Had a music teacher back then that looked exactly just like him. Died in a boating accident, but never found her body.
what the fuck man
Longlegs: “You may now collect your gift from the church!”
Me: *aw hell naw*
2:56 I was in the theatres 3 gummies in and it felt like he was going to come out of the screen like Killer BOB from twin peaks
most of the movie longlegs is silly but there are tiny moments that show just how malicious and evil he is
And yet that never happens and vey else either. Was so hyped for so long. It was ok.
I wouldn’t taunt the black lodge if I were you
No you weren't
What a pleasant conversation, I hope this Longlegs character doesn't do anything absolutely insane after the video ends
Give Nicolas Cage the Academy Award right now. Everyone else, thanks for playing but it's not your year.
I have to say, I saw this film in theatres and it was not like anything I expected based on the trailer. I liked it but didn’t love it the way I thought it would. I also thought it ended abruptly and it felt like the last 20 minutes was “rushed”. I just felt like there was SO MUCH more that could have been done with this story.
I totally agree. They tried to build tension throughout the whole movie but it felt too slow then too rushed at the end.
Her character reminds me a bit of Holly Hunter's character M.J. Monahan in the serial killer movie, Copycat. Same hair style, same tone of her voice. Esp here in this scene. She reminded me of her all throughout this movie.
THANK YOU!!! It's been driving me crazy! haha Yep, 100% agree.
Good call. Loved that film.
Director: hey Nic, remember the 50 voicemails you left me 2am? Just be that in every scene.
“Like a RaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaG”
*RaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaG
@@freddieosborn3033 is it RaAaAAG? 😂😂 I was certain he said RaAAaAaAaT! 😂 🐀 I have amended my mistake.
Nicolas Cage is literally a coinflip actor when it comes to quality of performance. Director's must have panic attacks before shooting starts.
this scene saved the entire movie - i'll forever praise this movie BECAUSE of this scene
Cage delivers the best acting I have seen in a movie in a long time.
Nic Cage finding new ways to Nic Cage since nobody else can
When he drops another “oh” just as Maika’s sitting down it feels so perfect ha I love this character. This & Raising Arizona my favorite Nic Roles, what a legend, I thought he was a bozo 10-20 years back. Shows how much I know. Dude was just working & making money on some dumb movies but I’m sure there’s some other decent ones I’ve missed. Insane how much life really teaches as the years go by.
Give him an Oscar for this performance!
Facts
Unfortunately this will be overlooked because its HORROR and the Oscars and Academy are pu$$ies and won't watch a scary movie.
I made this comment on another video, but this movie surely does deserve some recognition at the awards. Makeup and cinematography surely deserve some. And of course, Cage. He was deeply unsettling in this movie and I had to watch National Treasures 1-2, Weather Man and couple other normal flicks of his to console myself he wasn't really like this :D
Right! I can't believe so many people didn't enjoy this movie
Great movie and acting. The devil is uncomfortable and and evil.. they nailed it. Praise god
It has strong vibes of Joker's interrogation scene 😊
I mean it with all my heart when I say this film deserves several Oscar nominations, including Best Supporting Actor for Nicolas Cage!
I agree!!! It's been a very long time since a movie (or character) made my skin crawl like this one did.
Oscar sadly dont respect horror movies as ''serious'' movies. Its so stupid.
Me too, nic was wonderfull in this
Nic Cage was so good, every time he’s on screen your eyes are glued to the screen.
For a man who chose to be named Cage, he's the most free actor working today.
Title error:
Harker reunites with Longlegs
This movie makes me wanna read the bible.
So read it man. Its a weapon against this rotted world
@@ezequielzunino2085it’s actually one of the things that holds us back as a species but you do you.
This is a movie lol it’s meant to entertain
@@aronscott9698A lot of scientists and brilliant minds throughout history were religious lol.
@@tylerjames805well yeah I mean whatever makes em feel better
This is John Travolta's masterpiece!!
Fun fact: this Is the first time Cage saw Monroe in her costume, so His initial reaction Is genuine.
No it is the first time , Monroe saw cage , in his costume you mean .. not the other way around
@@rosemarymcgrory-eb2gd The joke went clear over your head and sailed to mars
lmfao
@@rosemarymcgrory-eb2gdzinged right over your head huh
I'm going to be 100 percent honest when I say this. I genuinely enjoyed this movie, it is one of my favourite movies of this year by far. And to see some of the reviews of Longlegs being not so positive is quite sad. Because I was legit terrified throughout the entire movie, covering my mouth during almost every scene (Including this scene with Lee and Longlegs). My heart literally almost stopped when Longlegs started bashing his head on the desk, so grim and gnarly.
There is so much to love here, the cinematography, Zilgi's outstanding music, the performances from Maika Monroe and especially Nicolas Cage, the use of Lighting, and sound editing. I enjoyed every detail on this movie and I'm really glad that I watched it. Thanks to Longlegs, Oz Perkins is now one of my favourite filmmakers of this generation.
How is it in terms of jumpscares?
@@nein236 There's a few of them and they are all really good. But it's not that kinda film that relies on jumpscares only
I hate it but you absolutely have a right to your feelings and opinions. You love what you love.
Oh I'm obsessed by Nicholas Cage performance! He' s amazing!!!! So scary! Longlegs is a masterpiece
Cage acted better in these five minutes than some actors have in an entire movie
Would love a prequel to this movie
This isn't one of the last scenes in movie but it is easily the climax.
Amazing acting from Cage here
Nicolas Cage is one of the best actors EVER. I mean that fully. Ever.
I love Nicholas Cage's speech and creepy actions in this movie ❤❤❤ 2 thumbs way up 👍👍
I love 2:55.
"Like a: RaAaAaAaAaG....♪"
Nic is acting so good I barely recognize him
Looks like the lead singer of SteelPanther😂
Phenomenal acting... pure genius. This is the best performance I've ever seen by Cage. Simply spectacular
That was psychologically disturbing 💔
Holy shit pants 😬😬😬 that’s the best performance I have ever ever seen from Cage or actually from anyone at the moment in theatres
Check out "Mandy" and "Colour out of Space"
Nicholas Cage's performances are all so unique. A lot of the classical actors have that one singular defining performance that everyone remembers. Nicholas Cage does that defining performance in just about every movie.
Nic cage is a legend. He's crazy engerised outbursts work for playing a pyscho
Someone you only recently remember meeting once talking about you and your life is extremely unsettling and this scene captures that perfectly.
I love this movie!
Well done with the non spoiler technique. You're an excellent video creator.
So did he kill himself? I almost get the impression the devil is slamming Longlegs' head into the table.
yes mate, he was dead.
Same
I love how he sits up and braces himself with his feet and the chains as he prepares to cave his own face in. The movie was good, but Cage’s performance stands with the likes of Hannibal Lecter or Anton Chigurh as some of the best depictions of psychopathic killers in film.
The lead singer of the Goo Goo Dolls is Long Legs
notice Longlegs and Harker are both wearing only white (shirts anyways). Longlegs is wearing white on white which means it was very intentional as if to signify he knows his work is now done and he is cleansed. Harker is wearing white because she is subconsciously tapped in and probably felt the desire to wear that particular shirt without knowing why. I also notice that most of the film she is wearing bulky dark turtlenecks. However when she is piecing together the murder mystery with all the symbols and ritual dates she is wearing that same white shirt. This shirt is looser and flowey compared to her other clothing and it reveals her chest which could mean this is when she is at her most vulnerable and connected to the demonic.
Outside of Cage, this movie is all over the place. It’s like the writers tried too hard to be scary. He’s the only solid part of the whole thing
That is the sad part. Everything about this movie is awful.
Not knocking your opinion. I enjoy a good discussion of films. What made you feel it was all over the place? I found it to be well-contained and showed how much influence Longlegs had on both the FBI in Maika and Blair, but also within the world itself. I didn't expect Maika's character's mom to be an accomplice, but enjoyed that twist.
No it wasn't
I was waiting for him to scream "CHIIIIILD" at the end of every sentence, but he never did! HE NEVER DIIIID!!!
Nic should get a well-deserved Oscar.
Here Cage looks abit like Milley Bobby Brown 🤣
Nick Cage movies are like really bad car wrecks. You don't want to look but you can't help it.