The Mist (2007) Movie REACTION!! OH NO !!!

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[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Back at the store David's son said "Daddy, don't let the monsters get me." and he promised him he wouldn't. That's why he did what he did. It was love in the face of utter hopelessness.

[@nihlify]

I mean, he still could have waited until the engine was cold...

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

If you scare people enough, they are willing to believe or follow nearly anything or anyone, that can give them answers and restore the sense of safety. No matter how absurd and stupid those answers might be.

[@TheYoguiMonster]

Exactly. Exactly. And that’s how homegirl got all these ppl ready to sacrifice that kid. Sheesh!

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

@@TheYoguiMonster the fabric of this thing we call "civilization" is just a thin barrier, designed to keep the forces of chaos at bay. Ripp the basic commodities (safety, shelter, food) from people, and it wont take a long before the society crumbles into chaos..

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

The ending is brutal! Makes ya feel like ya been gut punched fr. Stephen King said he actually likes Darabont's ending better than the one he wrote for the novel.

[@jazz730]

What was the original ending?

[@highlander31527]

@@jazz730 Nothing. The story ended with the David and friends hiding in a motel room, almost out of gas in their vehicle, and imagining they heard on the radio about a safe town with no mist states away from them. There was no conclusion.

[@pattiharvey1787]

I didn't like the ending either 👍

[@Snoopydoop]

oh yes! still remember first time i saw this movie and the "OH NO !!!" in the title is right.. You gotta keep in mind though SPOILER. A bullet would be better than the son being taken and turned into an incubation chamber for those bugs They decided that a bullet would be better than the horrific pain the monsters could inflict

[@unsanetheplasteredbastard187]

😂😂 Your face when that final twist came just made my day lmaoooo

[@WT003]

They just didn't up and decide to commit suicide, they drove for however long until the gas ran out in the car. Knowing what was out there they couldn't just get out and continue on foot. As far as they knew they had 2 choices, stay in the car and just wait and unknown amount of time and starve to death slowly, or go out on their own terms. They discussed not having enough bullets and he basically said he would figure it out regarding ending his life, which wound up being to let the monsters eat him. His screaming in the car is him letting it all out of what he was forced to do to keep his promise to his son that he wouldn't let the monsters hurt him. It's a rough ending for sure, and then the salt in the wound of the mist clearing and the lady you thought was a fool for going out into the mist is safe and sound with her kids along with the people in the grocery store that you left, that's tough. I've watched other reactors who are moms react to this movie and I'm beginning to think moms just can't get with the ending, it hits too close to home, and that's fair.

[@lyssalovesit]

as a non mom...the ending pisses me off too....as humans we have a fight or flight instinct..not an instict to give up and especially not when you have kids to look out for. 🤷🏼‍♀ I think as humans its incredibly hard for us to just give up and it doesn't make sense to us. We obv cant empathize with these characters because none of us have ever been faced with monsters/creatures...so idk I get both sides but mostly dont understand the need to give up that quick.

[@iChristyD]

There are 9 actors on here who also were in The Walking Dead. Frank Darabont loved working with actors he used before, so he worked with them on this and then on TWD.

[@j0nt]

I find so many of the reactions to this film baffling. Based on everything our hero knows about the situation they are in, death is preferable to being torn apart and eaten by these monsters. The other three adults all clearly agree to be killed instead of face the monsters. He previously promised his son he would not let the monsters get him. He makes the ultimate sacrifice to allow the monsters to get him instead of the rest of the people in the car. He could not have known how close help was. His IQ didn’t drop. He did what seemed to be the best possible thing in an impossible situation. Him being wrong in the end is what makes this movie so tragic.

[@lyssalovesit]

as humans everything inside us makes us keep fighting when faced with death. it's hard to imagine giving into this ending.

[@mot0rhe4d40]

While two minutes of screen time for us. There is no real certainty of how long they had been slow rolling through the mist. Keep in mind he promised his son that he wouldn't let the monsters get him. A father keeping his word isn't always easy. Protecting his children even less so easy.

[@Christobanistan]

Regarding the end, It made more sense to do it immediately while they had some control, rather than minutes later when they were being attacked.

[@empy0615]

I love the excited "its help!" Turning into a shocked "its help".....

[@lyssalovesit]

36:18 lmaooo i shouldnt be laughing but your reaction is everything.

[@DaringDasher]

Yep, yep. The director Frank Darabont is also the creator/showrunner of The Walking Dead :)

[@delsongreene8770]

😂😂 omg I hated the end of this movie!! All the emotion in that moment!

[@stephblurry5002]

Good choice, this is one of my favorite underrated films.

[@nigeltrotter2886]

Whew, so glad I found the backup channel. It's that chick with the calm voice. KZbin need to gone head and put her into rotation.

[@Supreme-gu1jz]

You saw Shawshank redemption. In Shawshank the message is to always hold on to hope because there is always that chance. However there is a dark side to losing hope which what happened to Brooks and in this film what ultimately happened.

[@sannaolsson9106]

The most depressing movie ending ever lol

[@luciemurphree1597]

I seen this in the theater when this came out. The entire room was quiet at the end. We all walked out of there basically in silence or shock. Still an amazing movie! But it took time to process.

[@jamesjrpaul9304]

Just let you know the man David was painting in the beginning is the gunslinger off of one of Stephen king's book called the dark tower and there's a movie of it.

[@pamnicklas5536]

@jamesjrpaul9304 now they ought to make a GOOD movie about Roland.

[@khaszydaprince]

When they were in the store and you said “ ew get away he bouta splat “ I fell out laughing 😂

[@roninja6929]

In the darkest hour, the darkest gloomiest of situations, never give up. That is the at the core of The Mist, that's why it is a good movie. You don't need to believe in anything apart from Hope.

[@fishlegs_7458]

I don't think you watch it properly. Clearly u don't get it why he killed 4 of em but himself. He just don't want em to suffer got eaten plus he made a promise to his son never let the monster get him

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

I know that ! No need to be rude . I still was shocked ! His son woke up ! Like he could of did it when he was asleep still ! That’s not normal lmao if someone wasn’t shocked at the end . Then …….. yeah

[@nicholaswilkerson4394]

I actually really enjoyed the show, for what it was. I'd have been down for more episodes.

[@williamjones6031]

I hope these "as we go" helps 1. In context it is similar to what King did with The Stand except in this case it's monsters and not a virus. 2. Jeffery DeMunn is known as a favorite of director Frank Darabont, who has cast him in all four of his films: "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994), "The Green Mile" (1999), and "The Mist" (2007). All King adaptations. He was also in what King himself says is the best adaptation of his work. "Storm of the Century". 3. William Sadler also was in Shawshank and The Green Mile. 4. Frances Sternhagen was in "Misery" by King. 5. Marcia Gay Harden kills it. 6.The big guy that goes out with the rope around his waist "brass balls" was going to be King doing that role himself, but Darabont shot him down. 7. This is not how the book ends. Darabont wanted this ending. King later said that as horrific that it is he likes it better. What makes this ending more devastating is he has to live with it the rest of his life 🥵 8. The picture of the cowboy IS an Easter egg from King's "Dark Tower series 9. Stephen King. You're welcome.

[@Icypenguigo]

I absolutely love this movie! I think it is an underrated masterpiece! There is so much more going on in this movie than just alien monsters vs humans. That grocery store becomes a microcosm of humanity when times get bad. The tribes get small, and suddenly everyone is trying to shank you and take your meat. And assholes like Mrs. Carmody are trying to figure ways to brainwash people and bend them to her will. I was so glad when Ollie shot her in the brain and fucking ended her. Also, Ollie was by far the best character in the whole movie, and I think we were all upset when he died! :P BTW India, this movie was directed by the legendary Frank Darabont, who made The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, and the first season of The Walking Dead. That's why you see so many familiar people from those productions. But yeah, I think this movie is awesome! The ending is absolutely horrific and painful, but goddamn if it doesn't stick with you! I think this is kind of a perfect Halloween movie, it's so bleak and frightening! :D Great reaction India! Look forward to more!

[@VonRammsteyn]

Not just a couple of minutes... They have been running away from monster since the day before and they crossed one of the since of a battleship...

[@adilbelgacem4309]

Ironically, David and his friends should have found hope after seeing the giant creature at the end of the film, because the Behemoth is a creature of the 3 monotheistic religions and it is said that when you hear its roar, it means peace and tranquility will return

[@mickymickymike4105]

That posted of the girl on your wall with the 3rd eye, what is it? I have seen that before.

[@elysehfm8797]

Hey India! Just paused The Last of Us. Are you catching up? Might be a good idea to get in the algorithm. 💜

[@scoobysnacks]

At the beginning he was drawing the Outlaw Josey Wales. Clint Eastwood played him in the movie of the same name. Andrea from the Walking Dead is also in this along with Carol and Dale. Not sure I would have noticed how many Walking Dead actors were in this movie if you hadn't mentioned it. So those poor people first had to deal with this Mist and then had to deal with the Walkers. They can't catch a break, can they?

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

That was not Josey Wales. That was Roland Deschain of the line of Eld aka the Gunslinger from the Dark Tower series. This movie like most of King's work is connected to it.

[@ShadowWizard]

30:41 looks like praying mantis 4legs back then frond arms with what he catches food with

[@ShadowWizard]

25:16 actually that how u hold a knife in knife battle between 2ppl, cause the clip is not from real life its dragged on and exaggerated but this pretty much how it works kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6LcqHqQj7Fjf6M

[@sunshui6114]

It's not explained but they had actually been traveling for weeks at that point,

[@sunshui6114]

@@LittleBlueOwl318 it wasn't the same tank. The original script says they were out for weeks

[@bpmshortfilms]

lol, seen a few youtube reactions, new to the channel. loved her ending reaction. honest for sure. no reason to accept death at that moment. it could have been 2mins or 2 hours, there was no threat to warrant that reaction.

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

I appreciate you and I feel same way 😭😭🥹🥹🥹🥹 I was just upset

[@mommyofkittens4809]

That ending is such a gut punch

[@zacharyrogers843]

That TV was awful. Whew chiiile lol

[@sallyramirez8938]

In the book the ending is different. 🌻✌️🌻

[@Sarkastik2007]

Stephen King's novels are crazy good.

[@ManticoreRO]

They were stuck in the car for hours... rewatch it

[@esdren7424]

Don't think she grasps that they were driving for hours...long enough for a full tank to dry out

[@lyssalovesit]

I think she meant after they ran out of gas. They werent waiting that long with no gas.

[@esdren7424]

@lyssalovesit irrelevant. It's not as if they were waiting for the needle to get to E to start contemplating what if

[@lyssalovesit]

@@esdren7424 idk I guess it’s different with everyone. Fight or flight. Some people give up quicker than others. Some would wait forever until the monster gets them. Human nature is a funny thing.

[@esdren7424]

​@@lyssalovesitbut again, you're assuming these people hadn't just spent the last several hours contemplating their options. They were trapped. There was no hope left for them. Their only options being to dp what they did or wait until they are ultimately grousomely killed by the monsters, which the dad had specifically promised his son he wouldn't let happen. The fact that the military arrived is irrelevant to their decision in thay moment. They had no way of knowing help was 2 minutes away. They had just spent hours seeing nothing but mist and monsters and no reason to beleive that would change

[@lyssalovesit]

I DO understand that we just dont agree on the outcome. We dont have to. @@esdren7424

[@chrispate2696]

The ending was weird, and disturbing. Keep up the good work.

[@ShadowWizard]

original ending book ending ended with hope them driving off searching for the sanctuary they heard off but question is did they find it or died, that's how the book ended i was told that by book reader

[@laticiadavis8627]

This was the first Stephen King stories I read, my mother introduced me to his novels. The book was so much better than the movie imo.

[@Hapkido82AUS]

The moral of the story is- Never give up...

[@tdubplays8710]

I thought an old lady was gonna come slap you and throw cans at you India, to get you to calm down at the end girl. LOL

[@skaraturbo]

I dont think he care off goes to prison he would end hes life first chance he gets

[@seanstevens4635]

Is that Bubba from Forest Gump?

[@ShadowWizard]

ending is clever cause it kind of hints that maybe the crazy lady was ring, it doesn't say she was it just says maybe she was

[@thomastaylor1575]

Your view is very original. I never really thought of it like how you say. Everyone usually says oh poor Thomas Jane. The extra ending should be him getting arrested for murder. Make it even more brutal. It is dubious that the help comes so quick and soon after the giant thing walked past and they have it under control now. They went from no control over the mist to complete control in minutes. The point of the movie is about never lose faith that things will work out. That's why the Woman at the start survives but the others don't. She is the only one who thinks positive that she will get her kids and sticks to that. The others all give up hope and surrender to fear at various points. Including the main characters.

[@terrisue4059]

The drawing looked like Clint Eastwood to me.

[@highlander31527]

It's not odd you should say that. The paintings were done by the artist that King hired to draw the Gunslinger, Roland of Deschain, from Stephen King's magnum opus series, The Dark Tower. King wrote Roland to both look and act like Clint Eastwood's Man With No Name from the old spaghetti westerns. In the Dark Tower books, there are many illustrations of Roland. And the instructions to the artist were exactly that. "Make Roland look like Clint." The pictures at the beginning are all from Stephen King stories.

[@alexanderh.5814]

I agree with you. The dad failed his son miserably.