TRIANGLE (2009) Explained
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In the time bending head trip of TRIANGLE, a group stranded in the infamous Bermuda Triangle are forced to board a mysterious ocean liner, where they find themselves stuck in an increasingly complicated time loop, and their only hope is to find out how to break it. Learn all about the plot's many twists and turns, our main character Jess's important personal journey, as well as explaining the ending and what it means.
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the cab driver looked so tired, he's like "attempt number 575, lets see if she finally gets it"
The good place reference?
@@genjishimada5592 lol
The loop will break when she finally decides to go back and pay the damn cab driver!
I read somewhere that he's suppose to be the "angel of death".
Hence, sombre and depressed atmosphere he portrays is well suited for what he's suppose to be.
attempt would be 20 or 30th, since we seen that many bodies of woman on ship, also similar amount of talismans from neck and notes
Did he really just casually ask us if we wanted a “Thirteen Ghosts” episode like we haven’t been commenting and asking for one for the past 2yrs
Thirteen Ghosts is BABY ❤❤❤
I was gonna say. I've been waiting for that one for quite sometime
He HAS to include the stories behind the ghosts and how they fit into the 13 ghost prophecy
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THANK YOU lol, commenting from the future I'm really upset that I didn't get my Thirteen Ghost. Last Shift was very, Very interesting I'll definitely give it that. But I wish i got my choice.
I swear I think triangle is one of the most underrated horror movies
Is it horror though? Isn't it more of a thriller?
Well said it's an amazing movie
It's okay, imo. Not the best, not the worst.
Also hello fellow Avery
averythesuperhero 3rd time meeting someone named Avery
Like I said in my long ass comment....Good project, far too ambitious to be coherent in it's finer details...If you analyze things it's a hive of plot holes and especially conveniences. Entertaining though, it's a fun mental exercise until you realize it doesn't really work in it's concept
ya'll ever think that Death gets tired of taking the same people over and over again? like "oh boy, another Jess. i wonder what her story will be..."
But it's the same jess that dies every time, the jess in the house.
She's in hell though.
Maybe that’s his punishment ooohh.
Jess: kills herself and ends the loop and breaking time and space
Purgatory: *NO* this isn't how you play this game
Here’s an improved version
Purgatory: wait that’s illegal
@@Majestic469 how is it improved lol you made it worse
Molds I just said it was a better comment. As a fellow commenter, I am skilled in knowing which commenting templates are best for which situations
limbo is never ending
@@fireflyhighh its better lol
All I heard was this Jess, our Jess, another Jess, all that Jess
This guy gets it
I hate that my name is jessica and people at work call me jess and this I listen to this at work and hate myself because of the same name.
This movie makes Chemistry looks like a child's play.
Marvin Zimmerman aaaaaaaaaaa
Kingdom hearts in a nutshell
jess is stuck in purgatory for failing as a mother and abusing her son. BOOM.
👏 👏 Finally! why is it so hard for people to see evil when it comes in a pretty package.
Doesn't explain why her friends are in purgatory tho.
Thats the best answer for this confusing movie and never ending killing 😂😂😂
still doesn’t explain why jess whom had relived all cycles didn’t remember the cycle itself when joining her friends sailing. instead only getting dejavu
@Jommie Joes but why give them POV's if they're not really there? That has to be some kinda oversight by the writers, or they're all in it together.
When you realise the movie is still going on. Still! Longest running film.
I think the loops distort later on
Triangle
Rectangle, the sequel
Line, the prequel
Dot, origin story
Pyramid, the final chapter
Triangle. Rectangle (the sequel), Pentagon (another sequel)
Triangle, then Square (the sequel), Circle (the prequel) try-angle (the remake).
Circle (endgame)
@@blanknuke8695 Myriagon (the ultimate twist)
Surely the sequel should be Tetrahedron.
Greek mythology nerd here.
The guy who pushed the rock up the mountain in the Underworld was Sisyphus, a mortal king who cheated death, so the ship's name Aeolus isn't a reference to that.
You were right that Aeolus was the god of the winds. Just guessing here, but the ship being named after him might be a reference to his involvement in the Odyssey, where he puts all the winds in a bag except the one that will blow Odysseus home. However, the sea god Poseidon is angry at Odysseus (for blinding a Cyclops who just so happened to be Poseidon's son), and so is trying to make sure Odysseus never gets home. So he convinces Odysseus's crew that the bag of winds is actually full of gold and they open it. They're literally in sight of Ithaca, Odysseus's home, when the winds come raging out and blow them all the way back to Aeolus's palace. Aeolus refuses to give him another bag of winds because he believed to have such bad luck, Odysseus had to be cursed by the gods.
So my guess is the name of the boat is a reference to this: coming so close to home only to wind up right back where you started. You could even go further and say that Jess is Odysseus (who coincidentally also had a son he was trying to return home to), cursed by an oceanic supernatural force (in this case the Bermuda Triangle) to come just within sight of home only to be swept right back to where she started.
It's also worth pointing out that, similar to Jess, Odysseus becomes the only survivor of his crew.
Katherine Ryan - I love you
This was the comment I was looking for! The moment he said “cursed with rolling up all a hill” I was like ummmm that’s doesn’t sound right! Thank you!
well I do believe that what you said is probably the real reason the ship is named Aeolus, and not the story of Sisyphus, but Sisyphus is the son of Aeolus (at least in some writing, I'll admit I'm not the most well versed when it comes to Aeolus and Sisyphus)
The movie explains this correctly, I just believe he got it backwards in his explanation.
yeah I was already thinking "wait wtf no he doesn't"
Jess apologises to Graig when she first appears on the dock is because she knows he is going to die but she anyway chooses to do it as she wants to save her son but soon she forgets about it after waking on board the Triangle....
So the cursed one was the ship?..
Part of a different theory I read is that the reason why they didn't find Heather after the storm was because she was the only one to have survived the wreck.
Correct, this analysis is full of holes, there was another one totally brilliant but I can't find it. It covered every possible detail.
@@cleliamattana6582it's the one by Peng Yang 9 years ago
That one explains the different copies of Jess as well
Bro if Heather did survive then there would be plenty of Heathers in the real world as the loop repeats in real world and time
@@shreshthasarkar4882 Naw, think of the loop as a repeating instance. If Heather lived, she's not actually trapped in that instance, and time continued normally for her. The real Jess is long died and was killed in a car accident taking her son to the Harbor. We never get to meet that specific Jess so it's even questionable if the events we see take place in the movie at all, or if it's just all purgatory punishment.
Like from the moment she was like "I'll brb death, lemme just take a quick boat ride" death was like "PUNISH!" and then the movie takes place.
@@shreshthasarkar4882 Hmmm, excellent point. However, there would be plenty of everyone. Perhaps Jess and the others are in a different realm of reality. It is something to ponder.
When i die i want this dude to explain my whole life at the funeral lmao. I love his voice and the way he talls
He would be like: "In the end he falls from the 3rd floor and DIES!"
@@TheHitmanAgent "and then the scene cuts into his funeral and we could see nobody came"
i would too
@@J0hnHenrySNEEDen That would be a drama with a sad ending 😂
@@TheHitmanAgent and then it cuts to another scene where he is reincarnated as a tree and was cut down and made into money where in another scene we could see that he is in a stripper tits the end
Last Shift sounds like something I'd like to hear about.
Xi Cree it’s really good. It might still be on Netflix, but I wouldn’t hold my breath.
MP1708 MP it’s really not that great
I went in to it with high expectations. It was scary and all, but the story wasn’t as deep as everyone makes it out to be.
It’s probably better than 13 ghosts trust me
Really good movie
If you think about it, it's not a punishment for Jess, she's willingly choosing to go through the process over and over again because she knows that this is only chance that she can be with her kid again even though it won't end pleasantly everytime.
It's an illusion of choice
The driver’s very patient here 😂
@DuBistSUS Still waiting, as we write here 😂
😮😮😊
She’s kills her son, she’s actually a terrible person, in reality. The version of her that is loving and wants to save her son is just a scenario given as punishment sorta, because she actually will never end up saving him in any version of herself. When she’s wiping up the blue paint, that’s actually her sons blood, and she gets it on her dress too, changes, puts her sons body in her car, then goes to the harbor and sees Vic, and this explains why she’s acting so strange and says her son is at school.
The key to understand the film is this word - Sisyphus
Do you remember the scene where they talk about Sisyphus , Son of Aeolus? If not, then watch the film again because all of it will start making sense when you have understood the story of Sisyphus, who was the son of Aeolus. The names of these two characters appear more than once the film. Aeolus is the name of the ship they are on. So it is very important.
So, what’s the big deal with this name? Well, let me tell you the story of Sisyphus - Son of Aeolus.
Sisyphus made a promise to death but he broke it. So death punished him by giving him a task. He had to move a rock up a hill. But as soon as he reached the top, the rock would fall to the bottom again. And he would have to take it to the top again. This was a never ending task because as soon as he reached the top, the rock would fall back to the starting place and he would do it all over again. It was an infinite loop.
Is it starting to make some sense now?
This is what's happening in Triangle. Jess was a bad and abusive mother so she was being punished.
The loop started a long time back and she is stuck in it forever. There are many hints throughout the film. No matter how many times she thinks she broke free, she is still stuck in the loop - As evident by the dead birds on the seashore after the accident. No matter how many changes she makes, she realises that she has done it before. When the accident happens and her son dies, she takes a cab and decides to go back to the yacht. She thinks she will fix everything because now she remembers things and will avoid it the next time. When she gets down from the cab, she promises the driver that she would come back. The driver says -
So, I will keep the meter running? You promise you will come back, right?
The mysterious taxi driver represents the devil or the ferry man who wants to take her away. He reminds Jess that she has killed her son, who is now dead. He tells her that if she accepts this fact he can take her away. But as we see Jess continues in the loop so that she can eventually go home to see her son again. (She will probably break free if she stops trying to save her son and accept the reality.)
Now the questions that bothers most of the people -
If she remembers everything, why can’t she save her son during the next loop?
Well, that is because whoever is doing this is making sure she forgets everything.
When does she forget everything you ask?
She forgets everything the moment she takes a nap in the Yacht. Watch the movie again and you will notice that when she wakes up, she looks bewildered. After that, she does not remember the Ship at all.
Now, the good thing about art is that everyone interprets it in a different way. There are so many theories but this one made the perfect sense to me.
I agree with you 100%.The forgetting part is very cruel,but at least the devil let's her see how many times she has done the loop.Picture how many dead bodies,birds,lockets,etc she will see if she keeps doing 1k times,10k times,100k times,etc....wow at some point she will have to accept it.
Youre the real MVP. All someone needs to do is see your comment. This man made a whole video! Lmao
@@blankname1019 she deserves it. Maybe not 100k times but she’s pure trash to do that to a special needs kid and lie about it (which is what they all do)
Deserves way more likes
77th.:3
If I found a message in blood that told me to go somewhere I would avoid that place at all costs
Fate will bring you where you are supposed to go. No matter if you want or not.
Redwan Hossain true but spooky
@@Crystal-sl3oo Ever watched Final Destination movie? You will know how spooky it actually is.
@@Redwan777 Doesn't make sense but aight
@@cortex8239 It makes sense if you think about it, whatever decision you can think of, there's no escaping fate. You can trick yourself but you wouldn't know it was fate all along.
Sphere
The Cube
Triangle
Shapes are dangerous
Next: The -Lube- Tube
@@tjperette5304 I concur!
Google the north pole of Saturn, the black cubes/hexagon. black stars falls over Carcosa. In Carcosa time is a flat circle.
😂
Can't wait to see RHOMBUS!
This kinda reminds of the White Bear episode of Black mirror. Getting punished over and over yet forgetting you went through it each time. Its so that they don't get used to the torment and actually try fighting every time, even though they'll never win.
judgement day- twighlight zone
I actually thought that having her forget was stupid. Which means that she only suffered for one day. Sure it repeats but it's always the first day to her. She never has the realization that she is trapped forever and the sense of hopelessness and despair it brings, because she always forgets. So really 1-day punishment is not too bad.
@@neliaferreira9983 you have a solid point
@@neliaferreira9983 exactly, the whole reason why these "looping" stories are scary is because of the fact most main characters fully experienced the constant looping, not losing their memories so that they only get a one day loop like Jess here.
Imagine your late in the loop you know everything but you have to convince and give first loop you this knowledge but you know no matter what you do they will start the loop so you kill yourself.
I watched this movie a long ass time ago but just rewatched it. This time I noticed that in the car crash scene, there's the body of the Jess she killed at the house in her dress, and get son, but when the camera pans to her, the visual tone immediately changes. It gets really dark all of a sudden and there's some ominous music. The "driver" is clearly "Death" or something like that and this time loop she is continuously in is her personal version of Hell itself. Reliving the worst events of her life over and over and over for eternity.
Yes and when the taxi driver asks:"Can I give you a ride?", the color tone becomes even darker
However, she is not "reliving" because the alive one never went to the sea. Only the dead ghost went to the sea.
@@Wayne-wo1wc That's what's confusing to me, because it's actually the Jess that already went through the loop that goes back on the boat. the Jess she kills never goes on the boat at all, so how does that work?
@@carl_consumer.of.reality there’s 1 Jess. She loses her memories everytime she sleeps on the boat.
If the body’s don’t disappear doesn’t that mean there’s eventually going to be a huge pile of body’s. Bodies which the people will see and not go on the boat
you would think
i'd just start shooting at them on the boat so they don't come up. or she could leave notes for every different method she tries. whether it's just hiding in a locker doing nothing. or just going to take a nap on a bed and stare at the wall.
That would be an absolute mind fuck and force one to question their existence.
Thats a plothole and paradox
Like Dr who
It was Sisyphus, not Aoelus who had to push the rock for eternity.
Thank you
Wasn't Aoelus a buddy of Hercules. He was his sidekick in the old 90s series.
@@fslayer1290 Not in mythology. His big event was giving Odysseus an oxide bag full of wind (no pun intended, probably) and then didn't give Odysseus another one after he fucked up.
Sisyphus was the son of King Aeolus of Aeolia. Aeolus himself was a demigod who could command the winds and was a son of Poseidon.
@@fslayer1290 That's Iolaus.
90% of the people I've talked to thought there's only one Jess who goes through 3 cycles (newly onboard --> killing mask woman --> becomes mask woman). But there are actually TWO different Jess on the ship going through SIX stages instead of 3.
Technically it’s only two cycles. Jess A’s arrival cycle and Jess B’s arrival cycle. Jess A “dies” in odd cycles and Jess B “dies” in even ones. The reason why it’s confusing is because there’s three versions of them on the ship at a time (ABA in odd, BAB in even), but the events in every other cycle are the same.
EDIT: The reason why I personally think this is interesting (and the meat of the movie’s premise) is because Jess A is fundamentally good, trying to do the right thing and save everyone while Jess B seems more sinister and murders them on purpose. I think this is a reflection (and foreshadowing) of the two sides of the character. The good one we see in the beginning, and the bad one we see in the flashback at the end. Her character is tormented and who she becomes is influenced by her environment.
@@VideoGuy232 i think its actually three. However. The problem is that bloody face jess is there remember? I believe this is the first jess. The very first one to experience the looping. Where you can maybe explain that Jess One acidentally killed the guy like at first.
Then had to defend herself from the others as they tried to kill her. She sruvives only to see the time loop start up again. Maybe. Like you DO have to factor in there is ONE Jess who is on the boat that is actually there at all times and is somewhag extant from the loop in a way.
Who KNOWS the full cycle and is actively forcing it to happen. So therefore making at least one Jess get to see her son again. So you have to wonder is WHAT was the first time loop. Then the next two.
@ghibi hisab Ibrahim There is plenty of evidence that there was a historical Jesus. Now was this god? Was this man killed like he was? That is all up in the air. Most Bibical historians can agree at the base. There was Jesus. After that everything became corrupted. You need not look much further than the letters of Paul "these people are not worshipping the right jesus"
Also, who the FUK cares about this on this discussion of the triangle and the illusions of Sysphsis? Or greek hades/purgatory?
I think there are 3 Jess on board otherwise she won't be able to see a version of herself killing the masked herself
The only references to Jesus begin no earlier than a few hundred years after his alleged time period. Conclusion: he’s fictitious.
I just watched the movie and I hate to quibble but I think it is important to the movie, Sally doesn't call Jess a psycho, she calls her a schizo, which leads me to think Jess may have suffered from schizophrenia and therefore may have been hallucinating the events after her son's passing(?)
Good point.
I believe the loop all started when Jess gets mad at her son Tommy and actually ends up killing him. The time on the clock when she starts hitting him for making a mess is the same time that’s frozen on her watch and on the clock on the ship when Greg clarifies that it’s actually 11:30. Which to me seems like the time that’s frozen is the time this all began for her. It’s her purgatory time. She’s stuck in purgatory constantly living the same nightmare over and over to get back and fix things to save her son that she killed. And I believe the cycle repeats when she is faced with the taxi driver because he says something like “the boy can’t be saved” which is giving Jess the option to quit the loop and move on to death but as we know Jess chooses to continue the loop in purgatory to try and fix what she did.
Oh... f u c k.
@@eden20111 I believe it was in that car crash
There's absolutely nothing that indicates she kills her son...
Billie Eyelash I mean I’m not sure. Maybe she died or maybe she’s stuck in a limbo state. Maybe they both died in the accident but since she was abusive she got stuck in purgatory.
アンチヒーロー I understand this. It was just my guess at it. They could have both died in the accident who knows.
This movie is a complete mindfuck
CryoNerfMods someone said it!
@bacon froyo you are way smarter then the rest of us
Yea!!!! Totally under-rated
i absolutely agree with you.
She basically trapped the 3 versions of herself in a loop bc she wants to save her son and can’t take in that she can’t the taxi man gave her chance but her mind was kinda resetting so she forgot some stuff but still went onto the boat
I love FoundFlix's interpretation of this movie. I would add that the way to break the loop is for Jess not to kill herself when she comes full circle. There are parts of us I think we'd all like to get rid of, but we are who we are. As such, if Jess had CONFRONTED herself instead of KILLING herself, she'd break the loop. Sometimes we have to take a hard look at the person we are and just say, "I'm messed up." Throughout the entire movie, she's hiding from herself in some capacity. Darting from the mirror, the hall way, even putting on the mask, all indication of hiding. I believe had she given herself a stern talking to when she came full circle, to let her see she was about the lose her son, then it would have changed. The reason being is because she would have told herself about her mistakes. She had a unique opportunity to have a future version of herself meet her. Hopefully her former self, would have learned from her future self's mistakes. Then she could hopefully make different choices. Maybe. Maybe not.
When she killed herself, she STILL wasn't thinking about her son. She was thinking about the ugly picture of who she was and she wanted to destroy it -- sort of like Dorian Gray. I believe this is proven when, while her son is hollering and screaming (can you blame him? He just saw his mom kill his mom MIND BLOWN!) she's trying to make him be quiet because it's affecting her. STILL showing that she's more focused on her desires than her son. Not that I blame her because kids making a lot of noise when you're trying to concentrate can be aggravating. But despite what she already knew, she still make the same mistakes because she refuses to confront herself. That's why loop continues as she avoid being honest with herself, the one person you should be honest with.
Good take!
13:30-13:53 idk, she still mad at herself even tho it’s the “evil” version
Dang the last section of your comment makes me realizing on myself. Being honest to oneself is the hardest part, but in the same time is the most crucial part of self-development.
One who always run from their life, never gets the fulfilling end. Just be honest to yourself, and you won’t be haunted by yourself all over again and again.
Love your analysis. Very thought provoking. And I think you are right about her confronting herself. By killing herself and taking herself‘s place, she is again acting selfishly and continues to be in denial, blaming her past self, thinking she is different than that person, and can fix everything, without confronting that they are one and the same, and confronting her true character.
I have always been intrigued by this movie. My take on Jess repeating the loops was at the end when the driver asks her if he can give her a ride....when she thinks for a moment, and then says take me to the harbor, knowing what she was going to have to endure... I always felt she was choosing to go and do it all again to be able to see her son alive again. She was willing to do it all over and over to be able to see him alive, and thats the only way she could achieve that. Thats always been my interpretation anyway. Exactly right on the driver being the ferryman..leaving the meter running for her. In greek mythology a coin was laid over each eyelid before burial so the dead would be able to pay the ferryman Charon to carry their soul across the river of styx. Excellent film.
Very interesting… she does say, “I love my son” before killing some of the people again on the ship. I just can’t figure out if she just wants to see him again or if she’s actually trying to change the events and she knows that the only way to go back through the whole insane cycle is to get back on the sailboat. It is hard to know what she remembers.
I don’t think her decision to go to the harbor is about seeing her son alive again. I think it’s her determination to try one more time to alter events and hopefully break the cycle and save his life. If you’ll remember, in the opening scene, she is holding her son and telling him “It’s just a nightmare. All we have to do is change one thing and it will end.”
The ship was Silent Hill the whole time. We love an extended universe.
Damn
Thats possible since Silent Hill did have a arcade game that involved a ferry that crashed and sunk in the lake
Astrid the Terrible but that doesn’t work. Silent Hill is a town for a reason but I get what you mean
Lol, I'd love to see Pyramid Head turn into Micheal Phelps in an underwater chase scene😂. With the sword of course because he just can.
Do thirteen ghost, that was one of the scariest movies when I was a kid.
Eternal Rage that movie was amazing!
Do thritean
I had nightmares for years because of that movie. I still get flashbacks it scared me for life 😓😫😧
Bro same I had night mares for months
the person with the cage on its head scared me man
I watched this movie when I was 7 years old and I’ve been looking for it for the longest time... all I remembered was a girl pushing a guys head into a nail, the necklaces falling, and the potato mask. Finally, after 11 years... I found it again :)
I also believe that the only way to finish the loop is to accept who she really is because I notice that the other JESS in the ship kinda looks like her other personality because think about it if all of herself work together there will be no killings and no deaths. Also, in the end, the driver is kinda giving her the option of whether she will accept the ride or accept her faith(death) but then she accepts the ride to save or see her son again or probably to change her faith (which looks like she continued to cheat death reason for her to experience the punishment) which continues the loop.
She should had stay in the taxi and not go to the harbor hence break the repeated loops and be free crossing over.
Fate, not faith.
Jess can't "accept" that she can't save her son because she'll eventually forget the previous events. That's why the punishment and revelation falls flat. What's the point of eternal torment if she doesn't know she's being tormented and when she does figure it out she's "killed" and forgets, only to repeat the cycle with a vague sense of deja vu?
It is so the "pain" will remain fresh and intense every time..? You dont need to remember everything forever for it to be torment, after all you would probably by deduction realise that you are in a timeloop. I would think that if you got to see e.g someone you love die over and over again for an eternity you would start to get "used" to it and not getting hurt that much by it. However cause these emotions are subjective I cant speak for everyone but only for myself and think that this is the reason she eventually "forgets" only to learn it again later.
It's like the manga/anime Devilman. Lucifer has a realization at the end that he's killed the only person who actually means anything to him and cries. Then the angels come down and reset the time line so he experiences the moment again.
Cornelius Maximus because the torment is not knowing what you are being through but the loneliness and empty void you feel everywhere and how that feeling made you lost your mind
well, she does experience the death of her son over and over again without prior memory of it happening.
wich is decent torture if you ask me
The point of eternal punishment in mythology is that it never lessens, that there's no point at which the pain can be brushed aside or ignored. It's why those punished by gods tend to have their wounds heal or start anew every cycle, or be tempted with a bit of hope that they might escape. It's because that way they don't get used to it, that they don't just accept things and have the torture lose it's impact. They fight because they hope they might free themselves, but they never do, because that is the real torture, not necessarily the pain in the moment.
The Jess in the end of the movie is actually evil Jess. She'll be shot by Jess two in the head and later beaten and tossed overboard (which could then explain the memory loss)
Chris Patry that’s what I was wondering! At the end of the video I was like “how did evil Jess happened though?”
Thanks! 👍
+Chris Patry Good point! Though, I think Jess was always evil. In life, she was an abusive, unfit mother who caused the death of her son, whether indirectly or directly. And in this purgatorial afterlife, at times, she seemed way too comfortable with killing Greg, Victor, Downey, and Sally.
@@Gabreya For the sake of the timeline we're referring to "Last Loop" Jess as Evil Jess
Evil Jess is the Jess she killed at the house. Same blood pattern on her face. That Jess was pretty abusive.
+Septiikos And that’s exactly how she was in life. EVIL. And INSANE. The “nice” Jess is a facade. She presented herself to Greg and the others as a nice, average, and normal person when the opposite was actually true. Over the course of the film, we slowly began to realize what kind of person she really is and she starts to morph from being a protagonist to an antagonist.
The film is a horror and psychological tragedy because Jess was subjected to eternal punishment by the Olympian gods because she is a nervous person who abuses her autistic son, and after she died and her son was in the accident, she regretted it after it was too late, so she returned every time with the same terrifying scenario, just so she could live an hour with her son before they died in the accident for the first time. To infinity... Suppose that the Olympian gods punish her for rejecting the blessing and not feeling its value until after it is lost (like eternity in hell)
I'm not finished the video yet, but i think the theme of the movie has to do with making a change in yourself/ your behaviour. Jess tries to change to be a better person/mother and even tries to do away with her old self, but she inevitibly circles back to impatient and abusive outbursts in a loop.
The cycle resets and she forgets everything when she falls asleep in the boat and in the cab on the way to the harbor as if every time she falls asleep she forgets everything and gets disoriented. The ferry man "Charon" was giving her another chance to move on to the afterlife but her being attached to her son she only wanted to bring him back. Remember when she said her son was her world? Thats because he was all she had. When she fell asleep on the boat and had the dream of her waking up on the beach was the past repeating itself in her dreams but she doesn't remember because of the whole memory reset, and so the cycle continues to repeat over and over for all eternity. In Greek mythology Sisyphus was the king of Ephyra. He was punished for his self-aggrandizing craftiness and deceitfulness by being forced to roll an immense boulder up a hill only for it to roll down every time it neared the top, repeating this action for eternity. She must have really been a bad mom to her son and the punishment made her feel guilty and she also cheated death by not going back to the cab "the ferry man" so therefor she is stuck in this cycle for all eternity. Sisyphus was punished because he cheated death twice, Jess also cheated death twice both times right after she woke up, the first time on the boat she didn't drown and the second time when she never goes back to the cab who represents the boat of Charon. In Greek mythology and Roman mythology, Charon or Kharon the ferryman of Hades who carries souls of the newly deceased across the rivers Styx and Acheron that divided the world of the living from the world of the dead. A coin to pay Charon for passage, usually an obolus or danake, was sometimes placed in or on the mouth of a dead person. Some authors say that those who could not pay the fee, or those whose bodies were left unburied, had to wander the shores for one hundred years, until they were allowed to cross the river. In the catabasis mytheme, heroes - such as Aeneas, Dionysus, Heracles, Hermes, Odysseus, Orpheus, Pirithous, Psyche, Theseus and Sisyphus - journey to the underworld and return, still alive, conveyed by the boat of Charon.
I ran out of breath reading this comment. But yep, it makes sense
Yessssss!!! I think anytime she sleeps, the reality of her situation becomes more and more faint in her memory.
How does Jess actually get off the boat once she kills everyone? Does she magically wake up on the beach when the last person dies? Does she swim to shore?
After the car crash we see that the dead version of Jess has the blood marking on her face from the ship. I think this is the same Jess from the ship that just jumped overboard (as opposed to being killed). When Jess wakes up on the beach we see the empty overalls floating in the water near her. I think this is the version of Jess that she sees when she's looking through the window at her son. Blood mark Jess never died. She was able to make it back to the house. That's why there's still a copy of Jess at the house with her son. Am I making sense?
Thank you for saving me 23 minutes
I believe our Boy Foundflix made a little mistake here: Aeolus is indeed the god of wind, but he didn’t have to roll a rock up a mountain. That was Sisyphus.
Thank you! I was just thinking that, but I couldn't trust myself
I think they mention it in the movie. They changed the legend so the name of the boat and the time loop part could mix. I dont know if our boy made that mistake himself
I also thought the myth sounded familiar, but I also thought it was one of those where the god had 2 names
Yeah he was the one who helped Odysseus
Apparently Sisyphus was Aeolus' son
I think we're missing a big part. the ship aeolus is a reference to sisyphus. They explain it in the movie but the reason Sisyphus was condemned to pushing the rock up the mountain was not because he "cheated" death (like how jess walks away from the car crash alive) but because he broke a PROMISE with death. When the crash happens and the taxi driver shows up and drops her off, he asked her to please come back to which she replies she "promises" clearly breaking the promise just as Sisyphus. So she didnt cheat death but broke the promise to return which presumably means accepting her death and going into the after life. Which answering the last question i believe the loops starts when the car crash happens because jesse was supposed to die there
Edit: another theory that i thought about was the reason the crash happend was because she was distracted with her son, who just watch his mother kill his mother and saw a seagull get hit by the car. So understandably he's probably very emotional causing jess to be emotional because she repeatedly says she wants to be different and that shes gonna be a better mommy and so seeing her son cry isnt a good feeling. Taking her eyes off the road to calm her son, she crashes killing herself and the kid. Now going back I BELIEVE the turning point of her murdering herself was when she slapped the son (WHEN HE DROPPED THE PAINT) Causing her to rethink her choices and get rid of that mommy to be a better mommy. But the REAL QUESTION is, would the son have dropped the paint if he didnt get spooked by a copy of his mother? SO REALLY SHE CASUED THE LOOP AND THE LOOP CAUSED HER
I like this
I'd love to see a groundhog day style sequel to this film where Jess learns to love herself and not solve every problem with violence.
This movie is THE closest definition to Hell I’ve ever seen put to screen.
Watch gameplay of a game called agony you will change your mind
Oh you wacky Christians...
@Allias Carroll What the other person says. Agony is what people think Hell merely looks like. This movie captures the state of being that is Hell.
@LucianCorrvinous Son of Hekaté Meaning what exactly? Do you disagree?
The show “Lucifer” has a hell where the person must suffer through their own worst sin over and over again.
The only thing keeping them there is their own self-perceived guilt, and they are actually free to leave to the afterlife at any time.
Aeolus was actually the god of the winds/storms. He gifted Odysseus a bag containing the winds, which was opened by one of the shipmates, and sent their ship back to the island they came from. Sisyphus is the son of Aeolus who was sentenced to roll a boulder up a hill for eternity, only to watch it fall back down, as punishment for cheating death.
I am greek and i am impressed by your greek mytholodgy knowlegde.
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@@user-lu2kv5hx9g Greek mythology is awesome :)
I was just about to point that out ahahaha
Gosh yeah, that butchered mythology was bugging the hell out of me
That's what I was thinking, wasn't it Sisyphus that pushed the rock up the hill 🤔 glad you clarified
I find it interesting that Jess's only point where she could break the loop in a way she wants
Is the one where she will always fail.
She promises she'll never get angry like that at her son again.
But her breaking that promise causes the crash that sends her back into the loop
that's what I thought too - that not breaking a promise to Death, but breaking a promise to her son to be a good mother sent her back to the loop. And when Death asked her if she comes back, maybe he already knew that she would eventually - after she resets the loop
is a few hole's in the story we did not follow with our jess, #1 where the one jess beats the other jess to death with the tool - not the one where jess swung the axe at the masked jess and she fell. #2 the jess that got shot in the head and stabbed the couple to death in the room. so i'm thinking that's how the jess we where following dies?
moral of the story: keep your eyes on the road when you driving
How does she break her promise to her son?
@@mikehannigan6143 she says she’s going to be a better mom, but loses patience with him almost immediately when they are driving after she hits the pigeon.
See, if I was stuck in a time loop and found a whole pile of notes telling me to kill everyone, and they were all written by me, I would conclude that trying to kill everybody _obviously_ isn't going to work.
Actually, wait... Who wrote that note in the first place? Because it's the exact same note Jess wrote on her first turn of the loop just to confirm that it was her handwriting and that was before she decided to go slasher villain on everyone. So, _that_ doesn't make any sense. o__O
Yea it does there’s a second loop happing to a different version of her there’s 3 jesses running around and one of them made a second loop by falling to kill a Jess at some point.
If more jesses fail to die even more loops will be made because all versions of Jess cause loops to happen.
Am I the only one who didn’t think they’d like this channel then ended up binge watching like every single video 😂😂😂
Nah mate, same here :D
Me too dude
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Jury’s still out for me. Better watch like 10 or 20 more
Right?? He's so easy to watch! Not gimmicky or obnoxious. Great for binging.
This is the kind of movie that I've seen when I was little and think about every so often trying to figure out what happened.
Titania 135 me too
That's butterfly effect for me
same dude
Same.. I saw this when I was little..
But barely recalls any of it ..
That's why I am here .. hehe
Yes I took it like the end with the crash was actually how it first started, she did on that day die and cheated death to try and fix it. Thus starting the loop and the movie and from there we piece it together until we get back to that accident and realise she's been at it for a long time now and it keeps repeating. So no matter what she attempts to change she can't avoid the fate that she's been dealt and each time death gives her the same choice knowing she will pick the same option. It is essentially a movie about purgatory.
She cheated death so now she lives this loop for all eternity. Only thing that makes this movie bad is she's not a likeable person, so in the end we just don't feel bad for her and they never went into further detail outside of the ship to how the loop effected the other members. Like why are they part of all this?
are the others even real (or the real versions of those people)? if this is Jess' purgatorial loop, isn't everyone & everything else in it just part of that? not the real them, the real people are probably fine, right?
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 With more thought yes, that wouldn't be the real people. So they probably find out about her death later at some point and go on living normal lives. This loop is just her perspective and reality. Outside of it she's dead.
It's an interesting concept of a movie and allows the viewer to really open up the idea of whats happening as multiple things could be true but I think its more along these lines.
Sort of what I think also. They are part of it as that was just what was planned to happen that day but the real people like you said are fine. Yea nothing she does can break the loop it's her punishment.
Was thinking the same.. Like what happened to the others ??
The biggest unanswered question for me is Bad Jess. We don't follow our jess through the stages of becoming Bad Jess and killing herself on the deck or slashing Henry's throat and stabbing Sally. The masked Jess seems to be Bad Jess but when our Jess becomes the Masked Jess the slashing and stabbing doesn't happen.
Agreed! Literally everything comes “full circle” EXCEPT the bad Jess that kills Downey in that room. I’ve tried looking up any theory I could find, and none are satisfactory. Bad Jess is the only outlier
Thats because there is an even and uneven loop. The even loop is our jess that constantly relives everything and the uneven jess is the one that becomes bad evil slash jess and kills the masked jess.
I did see one comment that I liked that may be what you're referring to. The broken loop Jess (the one that gets a gun pointed at her by our jess) eventually kills a Bad Jess, gets stuck in the mindset of killing, gets the mask, kills downey in that room, attacks Sally, then as she is masked - she. gets killed by herself, completing her loop
@@tigerlau8593 that because bad jess knows she must kill all to escape
@@sumilism Yeah exactly
Last shift looks like that grudge movie so imma vote for that
Nope not even close, it's wayyy better than The Ring
@@87HADES exactly
Here's the Last Shift trailer.
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Last shift is awesome... I watched it at night and it scared the hell out... You should watch it first....
Thematically you probably should see the UK 2015 film Let Us Prey as well.
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The always great Liam Cunningham stars.
Thank you for bringing back the viewer’s choice ending explained. You’re the best.
Oh my god you are even here are you a time warping god?
So my theory is even though we don't see it on screen, Jess accidently killed her son by physically hurting him, put his body in the duffle bag in the trunk of car but died in a car accident leaving Florida to bury the body (hence the sign). She was frantic talking to him even though he is dead and wracked with guilt that she was too distracted while driving or intentionally crashed her car as a form of suicide. Her boy is in heaven but she is in a hell of her own making separated from him. This is why she returns to her house and kills the Jess in the soiled sundress before the original Jess can kill her son. Even when she tries to change the loop to save her son and take him with her on her journey (to hell), the result is the same. Plus, why would she be meeting her friends in a sundress with paint spilled on it? An adult woman couldn't fit in a duffle bag or clothing bag could realistically The setting is in Miami but she's leaving the state of the Florida both literally and metaphorically to bury his body. She was so angry about her autistic son keeping her from enjoying her one day off because she was so determined to go yachting with Greg. Sisyphus was known for trickery. He broke his promise to come back on the River Styx which is how he cheated death and why he was punished. I was reminded of Casey Anthony- a Florida woman who accidently killed her child to go party with friends which happened 11 months prior to this movie being released.
She did kill her son that is og version but she doesn’t do any of this she just leaves his body and goes to the boat after the boating experience og Jess expects to be arrested but dies at sea gets washed up goes back to stop og then shoved her chopped up body in the duffel bag then the rest plays out the washing up at the sea is the first part of the loop.
Notice how in order for the son to spill the paint he has to be spooked by a copy of his mother the only place for the beginning of the loop to make sense and be logical is if she died at sea that would also explain why her friends are in purgatory with her.
They died with her and are a part of her not beginning able to let go she’s keeping them here by convincing them they aren’t dead.
Why is no one talking about the creepy vinyl music player. What if she had removed it? Would it break the loop?
Everything she does she remembers she’s already done. Pffft good riddance!
Also, there was some glitch in the video (like bad editing with shots repeating for a second or so) after she plays the vinyl. Its there for some reason right?
@@gokulmanohar5677 yeah it weirded me out
@@gokulmanohar5677 I'm guessing to give us the sense of Déjà vu that she is having.
Nerdy observation: The record was made of a brittle shellac which was the material used for records before vinyl came into popularity.
Last shift sounds cool, I think I'd prefer that over Thirteen Ghosts.
cool a fan of it just like me
Sisyphus rolled the rock as punishment for cheating Death. Aeolus of Thessaly was his father. The image of Aeolus in the video is the god of the wind, no relation to Sisyphus.
yeah they said that in the movie. FoundFlix got a lot of things wrong in this video, that was clearly explained in the movie
@@kalligraphii I was hoping this movie was still on Netflix, but it wasn't. I remembered liking it, but thinking the same thing, that this video was off for some reason with some of the explanations. There was a website that broke this movie along with Primer down timeline by timeline in a mathematical style way. Very thorough.
He was not a god, he was a king.
@@lawcane You can watch it for free as long as you watch the ads on CZcams any time:
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And speaking of breaking down the movie:
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@@AirQuotes The father of Sisphysus was a king named Aeolus. The boat was probably named after the god Aeolus, keeper of the wind. That's the image used in the video. But that guy has nothing to do with Sisyphus, even though Jess's task in the film is Sisyphian.
This movie is about Jess' limbo where she is punished to live out a nightmarish version of her son's autistic experience. She is being forced to understand what is like to be him so she can learn her lesson after abusing him in frustration with how particular he needs things done the same exact way every day. By the time she learns the error of her ways (but only to a point) she's forced to endure it all again.
There's a lot of really clever writing to this end throughout if you pay attention.
Yeah, her disorientation on the boat trying to figure out what is going on and being extremely confused and scared is how her son felt all the time living with her and her anger issues.
Sometimes I wonder if the car crash was just her way of accepting that her son was dead, but perhaps she did kill him, and when she was cleaning up the paint that was his blood. Perhaps it’s open for interpretation but I doubt she could accept it if she murdered her son and put him in the trunk of her car. 🤷🏻♀️
Now I'm wondering if these people were really Greg and his friends somehow caught in Jess's loop, figments of Death's creation specifically for this punishment, or if they were caught in their own cycle of perpetual deaths, and Jess's constant memory wiping has prevented her from noticing that this isn't the same guy she met at the diner.
Triangle is the most underrated of my favorite movies. Shits way deeper than ppl think.
Phelous better explained how confusing and full of plotholes this movie is.
I mean you can love this movie like I love Independence Day but these movies aren't deep.
7 iterations of Jess in the loop and only 3 on the boat per cycle with 2 different cycles completing the loop. The way they progress how everything happens due to previous Jess's, I found to be very memento-like. Throw in some Sisyphean mythos plot twists along with Jess is a total bitch and killed her kid plot twist, it's a shame the movie only made a 12th of its budget. At least the writing behind the movie I find masterful, but I'm sure most people skipped this one expecting some teen slasher from the cover/trailer.
@@nieznajomy4398 Just watched Phelous's review and I feel like he's annoyed he's not reviewing anime the entire video. Although he adresses some plotholes, he also just gratuitously bashes the movie at any chance he gets for no reason and edits his video to make it look like a cheeseball. Of course there's some plotholes in the scenes we're shown, it's a predestination paradox about Jess's equivalent of purgatory. That's like being annoyed at super hero movies because humans don't have super powers. You can't have a predestination paradox without a plothole. Not to mention the whole parallel with Sisyphus cheating death, the point is how futile everything is regardless of him having pushed the boulder up the mountain countless times. How Jess thinks the loop works, what Jess hopes to accomplish with the loop and the variations between loops and iterations of Jess ARE ALL COMPLETLY IRRELEVANT. RELEVANT: Jess was a shit mother, got herself and her son killed, her spirit isn't at rest and refuses(cheats) to pass on to the afterlife and is therefore eternally in her personalized/repetitive Sisyphean purgatory. Although I'm sure Phelous would consider even the story of Sisyphus trash because there would have been marks of the boulder's previous passage on mountain or something. Lastly, come on man, you're going to compare this with Independence Day(good movie) depth-wise? That's just silly.
The band was also playing the same song as the record player on the liner
11:30 so the loop might end when the ship is full of lockets and no one can get on board lol
It must be quarantine getting to me, but the slo mo of Jess screaming my boy killed me
I would like to hear Last Shift, I never heard of it
It's worth a watch. Really great horror movie. One girl in an abandoned building all by herself it's such a creepy movie
Yeah same
It's on Netflix. It's always on the recommended list. It sounds good, but the box art looked off so I never gave it a try.
Warrior Nun I wasn’t a fan but some will say it’s a good movie it just wasn’t my style
Same
As an aerospace engineering student, I can confirm that not only are triangles terrifying, but so is every other shape.
Very funny any original my friend!
Lmao, I'm imagining an aerospace engineer walking around his house like a schizophrenic scared shirtless of everything.
i imagine lovecraft nodding his head in agreement in the afterlife hopefully a much happier one then the horros he imagined in life
A triangle is most frightening because it can make all other shapes.
*Holds up a non-Euclidean object*
Aerospace engineering student: *confused screaming*
For those of you confused how it all started my theory is she was going on a boating trip with her friends but died in a car accident with her son when she was going to drop him off at the 'special school'. Full of regret and sorrow for her son dying and also afraid of the consequences in 'passing on' she tried to cheat death by pretending it didn't happen carried on with her life as normal so going to the harbor to begin that trip. What she didn't know is that her punishment would be her trapped in a time loop with her son dying again.
how did she "pretend" it didnt happen? if she already died in the first place.
@@ninjedi6710 she’s not choosing for it to happen, it’s happening to her. She’s trapped in her own personal hell.
@@pamelalansbury94no shes choosing this, she isnt accepting her death
Death nah didn’t happen walks away.
Yeah, but what sucks is all her friends have to relive that situation again as well creating a pile of dead red heads on the Aeolus.
Thank you for introducing me to this movie! I paused about five minutes into the video and watched it for myself- It was 10000% worth it
Maybe the loop started when she killed herself and her son in a car accident on their way to the sail boat, and this is her purgatory or hell always trying to get back to her son only to be the one that kills him
What about the other people?
@@prue5588
Yeah, good question.
What The Hell You're doing Jerry!
Also in purgatory I’d assume
+What The Hell You’re doing Jerry! I think that Greg, Victor, Heather, Downey, and Sally were all figments in Jess’s purgatorial afterlife.
When Jess "loops" at the end after the car crash, wanting to change her sons fate, is almost like being reincarnated, losing all her memories of the incident, until something triggers them.
Id be down to see a movie where after reincarnation one doesn't lose one's memory
@@doriangrace7265 Yeah, that would be less annoying as a viewer to watch. I love this movie, but there were instances where Jess made me wish she remembered everything.
I think her memory "resets" after the car accident because she snaps from realizing her son is dead (and maybe also realizing that he's died before in multiple previous loops)
@@doriangrace7265 that’s basically the premise of edge of tomorrow, everytime Cruise dies, he resets with the new knowledge to how to beat the other worldly threat
White Bear
The phrase "You became what you swore to destroy" is this movie
I love that skit in the beginning, so random but got a good chuckle.
The beginning of the movie is the end of the movie
The triangle is actually a infinity loop ....
Also the music in this movie is so fitting for it...serene ... Mysterious... haunting
So the triangle is also...a circle
It is not. We never saw "our Jess" become the "evil Jess". When the "evil Jess" kills Downey and Sally, she says "I'm sorry but I love my son" so that means she already went to the city and had the car accident and she remembers it all. We never saw "our Jess" kill anyone because she knew his son was dead. The loop consists of at least one more stage of boarding the ship that we never saw.
For example, we also never saw "our Jess" being in the position of being pointed with the gunshot by the other Jess and running away.
The guy making this video makes the mistake of assuming "evil Jess" is the same as the "masked Jess with a gunshot". They're not. The "evil Jess" is probably the last one of the loop before the beggining of the movie. Her memory resets because she dies. Killed with an axe by another Jess.
So thre's at least 2 other stages of the loop that we never saw "our Jess" go through.
@@Madferit91 my mind can't take this, sorry )
@@Madferit91 Yeah the loop never resets in the movie... That was the weirdest thing. Maybe a plot hole?
@@1127TOMI No no, it's not a plothole. The movie just decided to show us let's say 5 stages (I don't remember now), of a loop that actually has 7 stages. That's it. The point of the movie was already made andeverything was explained, but those little stuff keep us guessing.
I love 13 ghost, I always hope they did a movie with a more detail stories of every ghost !
SAME!
Yes!!
@Michael S. whats a dumb kid doing here on youtube?
Yay!! Love this movie!
The DVD actually had a cool extra where all of their origins were explained, I've seen it on CZcams before so check it out, I think it's better than the movie to be honest
Well done for explaining this so well, I had to watch it a few times to understand it all
I absolutely loved this movie! It was so crazy and it was def one where when you watch it again you notice different things. This movie was super long but I really liked it, the suspense was amazing! &+ just when you think it's over its not. Awesome! So happy you covered this one!
This is the lost LOOP in Miss Peregrine's home for Peculiar Children.
And it's all screwy bc there's no ymbryne combined with the strangeness of the Triangle
Thirteen Ghosts. It's at least a decent remake and one of the movies I saw during my childhood
@Shoudday Cha same
Normeychia Patterson same I watched it when I was like 7 and it scared the shit outta me
Normeychia Patterson no idiots everybody already knows of the ghosts and their backgrounds, he’s not going to full detail on each ghost just the story
2:30 Plot Summary
5:23 Aeolous, Greek God of Winds
8:20 Time Loop 2, Jess 2
11:30 Trying to break the loop 13:18 Failed
13:54 Time Loop 3, Jess 3
15:35 Back home 🏡
- Terrible mom to her special needs son
17:36 Car Crash
18:43 The Ferryman (The Taxi Driver)
19:21 When does Jess lose her memories?
20:04 The Bermuda “Triangle”
Pergutory and Being Damned
lmaao imagine getting 6 likes loser get better
Perhaps it’s to late but pleas her take this 📌 do what should have been done in the beginning save yourself.
This Channel is like a cheat code for all popular movies lol. Love this channel.
Haven’t seen last shift in a couple years. That’s my vote
Isn’t that Sisyphus not Aeolus with the Boulder ?
Yeah, I think so. That confused me so much.
They need to do their research because yea, youre right
thats correct, i was actually very irritated during this whole video by that wrong info lol
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Myth_of_Sisyphus
The Myth of Sisyphus by Camus was once just about required reading for any literate person.
Yeah... the movie got this wrong. There’s even a figure of speech named after the guy, sisyphean task
“She tried to show him the body in the water.”
Say it with me now, you do not recognize the bodies in the water.
I love this guy, he's the best narrator and the funniest guy I've ever seen on CZcams 👏
I think that’s my worst fear. Being in a time loop
@@AwesomeAj44 Infinite grinding ala Edge of Tomorrow.
AJ :] yeah if there was a way out I’d be okay with that lol
Maybe you are....Booooo!
Take 5 tabs, you'll get there
Well dont panic... you'll never end up in one. 🤣
This is one of the few movies I highly recommend watching before watching an ending explained
I wish I had. I considered stopping this episode and watching the film but by the time I was halfway thru I felt like I ruined it for myself already
I actually watched an explanation and then the movie and I feel like I enjoyed it more because of it. A lot of people complained about it, they didnt understand the first watch, I thought it was really good. I'm glad to see there are others!
Shit.
I'm getting roasted by my bro rn for watching endings explained and didn't watch the movies 😆
I watched the movie few years back, i totally agree with Justin
“What’s that pokey thing for?!” As there are hooks literally next to it with ropes on them....
Watched this about a year back, still a great, complex movie and one of my favorites tbh
Last shift is quite honestly the scariest movie ive ever seen besides the original Grudge
I didn't find it scary at all.
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The Nightmare (2015) is a documentary on what patients experience with sleep paralysis and night terrors. Now that is truly frightening.
@@somedude6452 First hand sleep paralysis is terrifying, yes. But how was that documentary scary at all?
Fr can't get over how scary that movie was
Thirteen Ghosts is a great movie. Even has some good comedic moments.
Exactly!
Mathew Lillard is a treasure
I came here to do research about this movie. I'm still amazed about this film, albeit my brain is buffering from figuring out the time loop.
Ok, I had that figured out, but you still explained things better than I understood, so thanks.
I'll be watching more of your vids now.
13 ghost I would love your take on the backstories of the ghosts
I leveled up to a new level of laziness by only watching these videos instead of actually watching the movies!
What would be the next level? Listening to these videos as podcasts? 😂
Same or I do it cause I don't typically watch movies
That's not laziness. It is exactly what these videos are meant to be, a review at which you base whether you should watch this movie. If you like the opinion and overview then you know that you'd like the movie.
The fact that I haven't seen this movie isn't relative, because I would have never even heard of it unless he made this video.
Viewers choice is an awesome idea, i know you've been doing this for a long time now. Just wanted to say great job!
The loop isn't over Flix, it's time to pick up the tennis racket...
The seagull might be a reference to the Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner, since this movie seems pretty smart even if they do get their mythology a bit confused with Aeolus and Sisyphus.
the movie had it right, Foundflix mispoke
@@mikecl07Yup it did say the right name the other name does appear on the boat but not on the side of the boat.
What I still don’t understand though is where “kill them all if you want to live” came from
Passion Taylor She would have to eliminate everyone on board and when the crew after that came to it she would try to get them to not stay on the boat ??? Or something like that
I am pretty sure that it was actually for her other self's, since in the end they pretty much all turn on each other
Same here
She knows that it's the only way a new cycle begins after watching Sally die, followed by a new group showing up.
This is when she starts actively trying to alter the cycle in hopes of breaking it.
But she can't, and never will.
Her attempts to break the cycle are, in fact, just another part of the cycle
Just saw it on Shudder. Very well done. Loved seeing the little callbacks, like the sos call, how the keys fell(not as subtle as the sos) eyc. Also thought it was funny that room 237 is the one with blood on the meaning. Room 217 will always be the true shining room for me
Something I liked about the movie is how Jess is seen as batshit crazy by everyone else and when she tries to explain what's actually going on she sounds batshit crazy lol
Last Shift was a really good movie.
What if keeping heather alive was the way to end the time loop
Emrys Stilinski I laughed so hard when I read this because not a single damn person working on this movie thought of this little trick and we know it 😂
@@Dpeachbaby so true!!!
How would that even work tho
How? When she’s supposed to die, it’s part of the loop 😂
@@asylnn The Heather she killed at the house didn't crash the car. She crashed the car. It's reasonable to believe that keeping Heather alive might stop the accident from happening.Looking at the beginning and the ending, the Heather going on the boat knew her son was dead.
I always love his little skits! They are so odd and funny to me. I do think my favorite one is still the purge one haha.
i've sailed through the bermuda triangle.
lost all communications and the area around was all fog on a perfectly clear and sunny day
it was like that for hours
i still wonder if i came out in another universe.
?
Yes you came out . This is real life , you’re on CZcams watching movie reviews with the rest of us lol