*What's it mean? The last scene. Are they friends now or did the flying man track him down?*

Wow time does pass on like that I watched this Alonso’s 11 years ago wtf

It's 2024. Netflix....DO IT!

I just saw this for the first time......need to expand on the premise. I like it and want to see more.

I love how this story is framed from the perspective of society actually discovering a superhero for the first time. The trappings of news footage and police reports gave it an intriguing edge that I'd love to see more of. Great job on this!

THIS IS AMAZING

The production of this now 11 year old short film was just so good. Dude, why isn't this a movie?

11 years now, and still holds up.

Trop bien …bravo 🇫🇷

Bro steve escaped Minecraft

Gosh, I have so many questions, so many theories. I could care less who the guy is unless he's the "Jimmy" on the ex-cop arm, but that's highly unlikely. I'd love to know that the vigilante has no secret identity like other heroes/villains. Like maybe he's a guy who had a crap life, got killed and said "Where's the justice in life? Never mind I'll make my own" Maybe all his targets are connected to him. Or maybe he isn't a "he" at all, maybe IT is something else entirely. What if it isn't even sentient, but rather a puppet to a puppeteer? Bro my head is spinning.

Thx KZbin algorithm very cool 👍

Shot in Toronto, Canada. Guessing this was a student film?

This went from really cool to really fucking boring in a second.

No se porque pero el tipo que sobrevivió me da la sensación de que es el Lex Luthor de ese universo, con el audio que se escuchaba cuando se despierta en la cama

Better than any mega-million-dollar Hollywood flop I've seen in the past decade.

Just now seeing this

Brightburn 2

Don't worry he's just the using the debug menu to fix some glitches

here comes flying man

I’m just now only finding this in 2024. It’s amazing!!!

Wow I didn't think I would see this ever again

Hahahaha jes wie du😂😂😂❤

What?

bro got op privlages and started greifing

It's a Fallen Angel

This is such an interesting premise for a vigilante film, it gives us a perspective of the civilians instead of the hero/vigilante, I like it

The algorithm finally threw me this bone 10 years later lol

I like that even that guy is much more morally good than Homelander

"take care of ur kid. i dont do third chances."

Fam we wany flying mannnnn

It's wayy better than the shit that marvel makes now fr

I always wished that we got a sequel to Brightburn, having a rogue, no morals Superman power level person in the "real" world would be a fascinating premise for a movie. Like how could the world fight back against a Superman if he was the only person with super powers?

Netflix needs to pick this project up

That was awesome!

I need a movie of this

Yo dude Noir can fly.

Average new black noir monday before being apart of the 7

Step 1: cover yourself in oil

No idea why this was in my recommended, but this is better than all post end-game marvel content.

I wonder how much of an impact this would actually have as a whole? Imagine the speed and frequency the vigilante would have to act to curb all crime around the world.

Hancock's evil twin

VERY cool. Loved that.

I’m glad I stumbled upon this today

Dude I thought that the main character that survived only survived because he also had some hidden superpower that the flying man didn't know about and they were gonna have a huge fight. Lol I've watched too many action/superhero movies

Great video bro. God bless. Jesus loves you 🙏🏼♥️

Can we as a society just stop with the shitty movies, thanks. If you can’t act don’t be a fucking actor.

Reminds me of handcock😂

Thank you, algorythm

peak filmography, you HAVE to make it into a film or series