The Sinister Truth Behind The Beach (Final Scene) | OLD (2021) | Fear

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[@joewhitehead3]

Pretty fitting that Night plays this particular character

[@kingkrampus2016]

Exactly. Literally gets the characters together, sets the scene, and watches from behind a camera

[@WolfEliteYautja2001]

He does have a habit of playing small roles in his own movies

[@TheLowBrassDude]

@@WolfEliteYautja2001 He also has a habit of playing slightly villainous characters, he ran over Graham Hess' wife in Signs, was a drug dealer in Unbreakable, a security guard for the Walker farm in The Village, Alma's side man in The Happening

[@tomelinebombadil8325]

The Happening was such a bad movie. All the others, i liked a lot, but this one was really boring😅 I always thought he is an actor. I didn't know he "made" movies. Sorry, I didn't find a translation for everything, so I had to kind of explain what I mean @TheLowBrassDude

[@squamish4244]

I'm pretty sure it's his longest cameo.

[@fd3]

1:43 is the most eerie shot in the laboratory for me. It’s a rock that causes the aging effects. It’s literally like a SHRINE. Being put and honored in the middle of the lab. They’re giving thanks and honor to it for helping the lab and experiments exist. It shows their warped mindset and it’s almost like their God.

[@annexsoftworks]

Is that piece of rock/coral inside a faraday cage? Does that perhaps, render the aging effect useless?

[@TalonsRebellion]

​@annexsoftworks yeah, there was an analysis video that I watched that pointed out that the food was put in specialized metal packages because otherwise they'd rot quickly like everything else.

[@celebrityrog]

Kinda like a crucifix in a church and warped mindset it’s almost like it’s their god. That sounds normal huh? Nope.

[@gaynzz6841]

Satanism

[@bedeckt]

their door to eternal life.

[@emmittsmith482]

The craziest part about this movie is that an area like that WOULD be a blessing to science and medicine…..provided the subjects willfully volunteered.

[@splashpit]

WTF would volunteer to do that

[@themooseherder7280]

@@splashpit those who yearn to leave this realm

[@MarloStanfield-l1d]

You sound suicidal ​@@themooseherder7280

[@FishKepr]

@@splashpitPatients with terminal illnesses and nothing to lose.

[@danatedawg1018]

Suicidal people

[@twillacatron7596]

It’s sad that the only two survivors where kids who had their lives cut way too short

[@ReaverLordTonus]

In the graphic novel the movie is based on, nobody survived. The last person alive at the end was the baby that was born and in the final panel she's an old woman morning her dead parents. Still gives me chills to this day.

[@Spectahman2.0]

That boy is gonna need a lot of therapy, he was only 6, but in the span of one day, he went through puberty, lost his virginity, his baby died, watched a bunch of people die, including his love inerest and his parents, now he's physically in his late 40s but he's still mentally 6, he had his whole life ahead of him, he can't finish high school in his mid-to-late 50's or go to college in his 60's.

[@natez999]

if you actually think about it this is one of the saddest scenearios to ever happen to a human. one of the sickest and saddest movies out there

[@HatsMummels1995]

He is not 6 mentally anymore, but not 50 either.

[@nightstar11801]

I agree 😢

[@LucioValdez-so9lr]

I knew something was up since the beginning of the movie

[@rickyray2794]

Anybody can go to college at any age

[@squamish4244]

The real twist is that M.Night himself has barely aged since The Sixth Sense. He has his own beach where he sacrificed 73 groups of people until he found a pill for eternal youth.

[@bengaldevilbdgr6956]

Wait wat??

[@dungeonmasterdd287]

He's really fine

[@ronny2shoes]

He probably takes Adrenochrome.

[@TheRealWattLife]

You should really get your eyes checked

[@every8160]

He is a vampire u tuuat. And he is looking for the red stone of aja

[@FineFictMen]

The twist is that M. Knight has been stalking the people from the beach the entire time!

[@munchocrisps]

Ooh! 😮

[@SOPHIA-LOVES-MEATBALLS-69]

GASP😮

[@donovanbrady1541]

I personally believe this movie at its core, is the trolly dilemma, kill one, save ten

[@ReaverLordTonus]

What's unfortunate about all this is that the research they are doing would actually be incredibly beneficial. The only problem is they're using people unwillingly.

[@peteramaranth85]

Using people unwilling is kind of a good it helps keep it a secret, your data isn't corrupted with them trying things from know what's going to happen and no paper work to file should they die oh and the money saved is high . Evil yes but on the business end good

[@rv2167]

I have incurable cancer. I would absolutely volunteer to test drugs in something like this. It would be amazing

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

Sorry to hear that ❤. We are all going that place eventually, ill see you there ❤

[@Stumpyboy]

I have a feeling a lot of people who actually volunteer for this stuff. As long as they knew results were there. Sad that they think they need to hide it in this movie.

[@ANNASTESIA-s4o]

Try Hulga Clark The cure for all cancers. Strict clean diet , house free of toxins cleaners etc You can beat Annihilate the cancer

[@hihello8771]

u still here w us bro?

[@BuddyHooney]

1:21 "in memory of the lost expedition" Mike Gioulakis (director of photography) and Steven Schneider (producer) 🤣

[@TMTLNETG]

Lol

[@Widderic]

With it's many holes, I still think it's the best M Night movie since Signs.

[@James-vw6by]

What are the plot holes?

[@Widderic]

@@James-vw6by How is the Beach Discovered? If no one can ever leave or communicate from the beach, how was its unique property of accelerating aging discovered and utilized by the pharmaceutical company? Given that the resort has conducted 73 tests, a significant number of people have gone missing without trace. The explanation given is that they take the guests' passports, but in today's connected world, people usually inform others of their travel plans. The lack of any external discovery or inquiry into these disappearances stretches believability. The film explains that hair and nails don't grow due to being dead cells, but this contradicts the rapid decomposition of dead bodies on the beach. While on the beach, characters experience time differently, but there's inconsistency in how this affects their memory. For instance, older versions of characters sometimes recall events that should have happened too quickly for them to remember in such detail due to the accelerated aging. Finally, ffter escaping through the coral, how did the children manage to bring back evidence (the notebook) which had been left on the beach, especially considering the physical toll of the escape?

[@SuperWiiBros08]

I would be interested on a Movie that focuses on these scientists, the discovery of the aging beach and their 72 trials, and also share how The two kids deal with their new unfortunate life.

[@jamiforce3482]

FUN FACT: M. Night Shyamalan has appeared in every single one of his videos.

[@DemiizeLol]

Commonly known fact:

[@nikushim6665]

Fun fact: M. Night Shyamlan has always been a hack.

[@j.mccall4636]

Yep. He's a big Hitchcock fan.

[@soyitiel]

You made it sound like he's a KZbinr

[@chaosomega623]

You mean 'films'?

[@parkpunk2]

I always thought a cool reveal cold have been to show that the stone cliffs were from an asteroid impact. As the camera pulls back you could see the rim of the crater. This would give a fun explanation to the temporal anomaly.

[@jackashmore]

Honestly something that could have been added and still stuck with the original concept. That’s a good addition

[@DeadassIsaac2001]

1:22 Cinematographer Mike Gioulakis, Movie producer Steven Schneider and costume designer Caroline Duncan.

[@trevorreel9070]

M Night Shyamalan watches the survivors through a camera while directing the same time.

[@alesele20]

M Knight usually has interesting premises and then doesn’t always stick the landing, but this film was definitely solid all the way through.

[@thestudentofficial5483]

Yeah. Too bad his reputation made people apprehensive

[@-Zer0Dark-]

​@thestudentofficial5483 What reputation he made me wary of with "The Happening," he completely solidified with this pile of garbage. It's not necessarily his storylines or the way he tells them. It's the way his completely robotic, unrealistic characters interact that makes immersion impossible. ALL I can think is "people don't talk this way. This isn't how humans interact." His ideas are cool, but even good actors somehow become terrible actors in his movies. Edit: Case in point, I'm only here because I was curious about the "twist," but absolutely could not stomach more than 45 minutes of this nonsense.

[@kylesawkon4074]

Solid? This was runny as poo

[@ZombiestFever]

7:02 shes probably thinking im going to prison for the rest of my live

[@131313chemistry]

more like the gov would make them dissapear into a new manhattan project.

[@siobhanconneely4199]

Those people were looking for short cuts to speed up their meds of greed

[@theiran]

Not necessarily. Their goal is altruistic and noble. It's their methodology that's suspect. The Island is their version of the Tuskegee experiment, except they can gather data in days what would usually take months or years.

[@siobhanconneely4199]

@@theiran by not beinging human? The circle continues with countless more more people. What would happen if your family (like parents or siblings) this way and never find them where they are? Would you do that?

[@ka-boom2083]

@@siobhanconneely4199 I mean you're right, the ethics of this experiment is pretty bad, but look at real life examples of corporations exploiting human resources, this is actually fairly realistic. Look at the cobalt mines in africa used by google and tesla, thousands of african miners touching radioactive cobalt with hands, they don't care because money.

[@jdgoesham5381]

Um, they said they were giving the meds to patients for free...

[@siobhanconneely4199]

@@jdgoesham5381 would you send your children and spouse to that place for the meds?

[@joecolon8327]

The funniest part is when they said they were going to share the medicine with the world not sell it.

[@FargonNemeloc]

I have a question, what kind of preservatives had the food? If its a month in minutes, and the food remained for a few hours, that food was still fresh and edible after a few years But the biggest failure to continuity was the notebook, its pages should have become orange and maybe brittle

[@JohnAndrewNoftsinger3rd]

It only aged living things ! Food not alive .

[@TheFlowerofSpades]

books are dead cells, the stone can only accelerate living cells, they said it in the film

[@tommekentom]

@@TheFlowerofSpades the food would be aging as well, but it's wrapped in metal to prevent that. The corpse on the beach is also decomposing. Apart from that, there are still 89 plotholes left :')

[@rafaelvillegas5193]

I was watching it today , I didn’t get the movie at all I only understood that the beach had some curse that made the people get old and die in unexpected ways

[@thegacha5909]

The rocks made a hormones or something to force time move faster; the ppl had existing problems; like the black girl she has epilepsy, the drink she had meds in they made to stop it, since she didnt finish it she died from it. The old doctor had dementia, white female had cancer and her husband was slight bad eye sight, the old woman had a heart attack. The rest died from their dowing or someone else.

[@Mountainlion118]

So them you do get the movie wtf

[@rafaelvillegas5193]

@@Mountainlion118 lmao 🤣

[@fictionverse7292]

It wasn’t some magic curse, it was some monstrous scientists using some messed up measures to age the people fast

[@thegacha5909]

@@fictionverse7292 they used hormones or something close like that to make meds to spell to sick people.

[@natez999]

This movie is one of the saddest movies I have ever seen. It had great potential, but unfortunately it turned out not quite as good as it could have been. One of the main reasons for that is the bad acting

[@domedwards5256]

Bad acting stemming from a bad script. It was a concept that had no real resolution, it was considered 'cool', but not really explored. It would be hard to be convincing when there's no depth to the characters or situation.

[@squamish4244]

And all the adult actors are good actors in other things. Whether M. Night can write dialogue or show emotional depth is like a crapshoot. In one movie he can, in another, he can't. He's an ideas guy. He shouldn't write his own scripts.

[@doctorpanigrahi9975]

​@@squamish4244Exactly good writers can make a good movie, Great .

[@JohnAndrewNoftsinger3rd]

Bad acting ! That movie blew my mind . You people aren't actors so u probably wouldn't know what good or bad acting was ! That was a well written movie heard it was a book.

[@nwing07__]

The bad acting was a result of a terribley written dialogue. The script guides the actors on how they are meant to "act". If the dialogue is poorly written, the actors will naturally showcase that portrayal.

[@shoelesstraveler]

The premiss is absolutely brilliant. Do the ends justify the means? It makes you think. Well done. One of his best movies.

[@NalaRichenbach]

The scariest part of this movie is that, I believe, a pharmaceutical company would definitely do this if they could get away with it. They're all about profit... that's why this movie seems very real to me. What if something like this is why so many people go missing in national parks and other places.

[@ColonelMonarch]

Not only for profit. But research for the benefit of humanity regarding their health to test drugs and medicine in the long term Government Health Organizations would probably do the same thing and might get away with it even if they were caught. This whole scene shows the moral ambiguity of the corporation. They used the beach's temporal ability to test drugs on people that would literally take years to see the results

[@BONESMITHtv]

One of the coolest 4th wall breaks in cinema.

[@dallaswarren6554]

It's amazing what others are able to imagine about the horrible loss of morality in humanity. Imagining that a person can just reason away evil choices they made that cost other (not themselves) so much... sounds kind of familiar. I wonder if history will be kind to those who SAY what they do is for a greater good.

[@fd3]

I have a question: what is the chart at 1:20 suppose to signify? I understand it shows certain diseases, but what is the overall meaning/significance of it?

[@FishKepr]

Each line represents the disease that a test subject in the cohort had. It’s meant to show that the researchers thought of them not as people, but as experiments in progress.

[@fd3]

@@FishKeprthank you! Awesome explanation. Yes wow, for sure: they really didn’t see them as human beings, which is what probably drove their justification for the experiments on the beach

[@bryanchipps9374]

This movie was actually really good.

[@Ebizzill]

I know right?? I guess people over think too much, but I rewatched it about 4 times now.

[@bryanchipps9374]

@@Ebizzill I have a neurodivirgent brain. So I look at things at way too deep of a level.

[@gemlover7523]

Way better then the happening!

[@sunkissedswoozeyray]

No, the script, character development and acting were awful. Great premise but terribly executed.

[@u0351]

No it was really bad

[@raldors7499]

Funny how after going to all this trouble, he says "i watched for a minute and a half", like he had gone above and beyond with being sure.

[@novanity9611]

Yeah but he’s seen people try before and never succeed. He got cocky. Remember this was trial 72 with no escapes

[@meow._.510]

I watched old by 1:00 pm and it gave me nightmares 😢

[@bethgoode1227]

Really?? lmao it was jokes to me

[@sgtmajor]

Holy crap. That’s M. Night himself. He is the best movie producer of all Time. Brilliant man. He has a morbid mind like Spielberg

[@loregasm99]

😂😂😂😂 that gave me a good laugh

[@petersmithyy4556]

My night shamlan movies are awesome. This felt like the 90s. Love it.

[@joewhitehead3]

I’m guessing there was no way to get people to willingly volunteer for these trials

[@cheeseburger7788]

no they trick them into going on the beach without telling them that they’re going to die

[@joewhitehead3]

@@cheeseburger7788 I got that

[@martinantab3520]

​@@cheeseburger7788 The one that organisated it all deserves a bullet in head tbh, i saw the movie and i felt bad for the two children/teens survived that all, i also felt angry when i discovered the truth, but the movie was really good, i enjoyed it

[@octavia7408]

Would be a great way to punish death row criminals for science.

[@Saberblast58]

​@@octavia7408they have to find criminals with terminal illness

[@DividendAndConquer1]

What an awesome ending twist.

[@andrewcarlson3486]

The one's responsible for this ain't gonna see the light of day ever again

[@DeadassIsaac2001]

0:00 M. Night Shyamalan, but my life be like

[@mannyperez6096]

A person who creates signs yeah it gets me scary I was a kid I was scared of that movie.

[@MrCDER]

What does this mean? Lol

[@paytonfisher6598]

I mean.. I know this is an unpopular Opinion, but the scientists did have a good motive being they were testing medicine to cure everyone with sickness and disease, they just didn’t implement the testing in a good way

[@darmakarma102]

the ends do not justify the means.

[@kingsboro1]

You clearly didn't think when you posted this comment did you the people that died didn't volunteer for this they were tricked and disposed like garbage Remeber a lot of people died not just the people we saw but names in the book who were decleared missing this wasn't about the great of good this was about money warren and warren was like the top Pharmaceutical company thanks to having the drugs quicker and that manger lying to his nephew saying they went home but like most antagonist they didn't think things through kids outliving the adults not to mention some kids are smart at a young age

[@Dynamic0NE]

​@@darmakarma102 Sometimes they do bud

[@thegary6023]

​@@Dynamic0NEhope you say that when they are doing it to you and your family?? Oh that's right it's only when other people suffer and die👌

[@JJGerrard1980]

I know you're jabbed up.

[@IOSALive]

Fear: The Home Of Horror, amazing video I really liked it

[@MisterElliot]

this movie STUNK

[@Knoispowr]

I bet in the beginning shot of this scene they just recorded a shot of m night recording

[@andrewcarlson3486]

Clever

[@videohistory722]

It's supposed to be a horror movie, but really, think about what we could do with a beach like this. I promise you, there are people out there who WOULD volunteer.

[@CharlesRaines4946]

It's absurd that other Hollywood directors as well as directors in other countries could have made a better versions of this movie, like have a group of spring breakers in Cancun find an isolated beach that are causing rapid aging, or a group of teenage fishermen in Malaysia or in the Philippines that are spending the night on an abandoned island and have them wake up as adults the next morning and have them realize that the reason why the island is abandoned with old dilapitated houses all of the island are because time on the island is passing by much faster than in the outside world. Or have researchers travel to an island to do research about the disappearance of a fishing settlement a couple of years earlier and have the researchers age rapidly

[@ForChiddlers]

It's not how clinical trials work

[@FishKepr]

Yes, I can picture people with severe or terminal illnesses stepping forward to do this. They have nothing to lose, and would potentially save a lot of lives if it could really work.

[@thegary6023]

You first!!!!!!!!

[@alexl1251]

I don’t think any sane adult would volunteer to grow old in a matter of hours and children simply cannot volunteer.

[@munsters2]

Why wouldn't the beach be littered with umbrellas, lawn chairs, coolers, clothing, bottles foil packs that were left there by previous victims?

[@Canvasishere]

So is the drugs responsible for The aging or are they trying to prevent the aging? Im confused

[@aRANDOMqUICKIEgunsandfun]

The island naturally ages people fast. They send people with debilitating diseases to the island after they give them a test run of medicine meant to cure them. They record the data over a day to see if the medicine works. Because they age faster they get a lifetime of data in a day. In this case they cured parkinson's disease but who knows what other illnesses they have cured using this method.

[@stp5477]

They were using the beach to conduct lifelong test trials for their products in a matter of days to maximize efficiency.

[@leejames8024]

The beach accelerates the ageing while the medicine they made are used to see if they last their effect in the human body for maybe 10 or 15 years.

[@billionaire_RussHanneman]

At this point, the biggest twist of an M. Night Shyamalan movie would be for M. Night Shyamalan not to write a twist.

[@ajc1482]

So you expect me to believe that with all the tech etc at the end of this movie the observation guy is using a Nikon D100...at the time I'm writing this that's a 22yr old camera with a 6mp sensor, forbthe distance involved he'd need a minimum of a 1200-1400mm lens and if I'm correct Canon and Sigma are the only branda to have a 1200mm lens.

[@timothysanders226]

Nerd

[@db5094]

Knowledge is important​@@timothysanders226

[@munsters2]

Why is it that you can enter the beach, but you cannot leave? What happens when a someone in a boat approaches the beach?

[@flogrown4333]

"share the medicine"..... He means SELL..... Private equity business model..... Your life for their profit

[@TheRockstar2040]

The worst part is, the few that have been sacrificed by the beach have changed the very face of medicine and could have. Results that take years in mere minutes or hours, it would be the ultimate necessary sacrifice.

[@munsters2]

What is it that prevents people from leaving the beach and what does coral have to do with it?

[@phillipmoghaddam7240]

Like Nostalgia Critic said, there are easier ways to do this...

[@LightningFox7]

That's it? It finished there?

[@munsters2]

How is it that child victims magically brought extra adult clothes with them for when they became adults?

[@Tman0517]

For the greater good.

[@Alrato94]

The greater good...

[@bestcoastsxmcp]

"A moment of silence ..." 😂

[@karlgt9989]

How did the little kid know about the coral? And how does Coral protect you from the rocks?

[@NeoRipshaft]

For anyone unclear - no this would not actually be of any benefit to science or medicine as they're using it. The overwhelming majority of research into any effective pharmacological treatment happens long before human trials. The human trials are quite easy (albeit expensive) and would never require more than a few years to finish for the most extreme cases.

[@lukasdfields]

It’s truly amazing how much unnatural exposition they managed to fit into a single scene lol

[@jackashmore]

Not gonna lie if I got stuck on a beach which aged me rapidly but I was cured of my depression…I’d be chill with it

[@bilboloko100]

The plot is great…. The screenplay, actors and actress not follow very well

[@adoody28ify]

You'd think that if these people are evil enough to do this, they'd be evil enough to ensure that anyone who might stop them wouldn't get in to the grounds, and that they'd have a plan to lawyer up if anyone got the truth out

[@PaulJohn283]

Pretty good movie

[@matthewjimenez655]

At least that couple didn't have to suffer the same fate as all the other people who died on that beach

[@Hopdog230]

Isn’t warren the name of the man leader of the village in his movie the village? Or am I mistaken?

[@chrisjones-rd8it]

the definition of absolute evil

[@grimsgraveyard3598]

They should toss them all on the beach with the same chances of escape but when they do since they know the way out. The just toss them right back in untill they're too old to make the swim.

[@EDDIETRUJILLO-q8p]

Well, their work no matter was saving lives.

[@gabrielkopp9248]

Why is the camera always placed so low in respect to the actors, and why is there always so many set pieces crowding the shot and different actors cutting each other off? I know the guy who moved the camera for this movie, and he said that it was a terrible production.

[@gabrielkopp9248]

Why is the camera always placed so low in respect to the actors, and why is there always so many set pieces crowding the shot and different actors cutting each other off? I know the guy who moved the camera for this movie, and he said that it was…not great

[@chibirex596]

These 5 min are such a fever dream lmfao why everyone suddenly develop a guilty conscience

[@DeadassIsaac2001]

0:00 Caught in 9999K

[@tylerrjohnson68]

I'm going to have to watch the movie again because I don't remember any of that in the movie

[@BeachSamuraiStudios]

Can someone explain ⁉️

[@Sardonac]

The scientists are creating the experiments, causing all this death.

[@ExcitedBlini-ng6jq]

So the main characters in the movie gets stuck on a beach that is surrounded by by rocks, which don’t allow them to leave and they age one year every half an hour, and everyone except the two kids died either from becoming too old or because of time being quicker on the beach and the two kids managed to escape by swimming under coral, which covered them from the effects of the rocks and the hotel that they were all staying at put them on the beach on purpose so that way they could test new medicines, but they were murdering people and and had done that to 73 groups of people and they thought the kids had died because they were underwater for more than 10 minutes and they thought they drowned, but they managed to escape the beach and on the beach was a book full of addresses and names of families and people who have been on the beach before them and the kid met a guy that was a police officer there the day before and so he gave it to the police officer, and now all the people that caused them to be on the beach and for them to suffer will be punished and sent to jail❤

[@BeachSamuraiStudios]

@@ExcitedBlini-ng6jq Wow thanks for this detailed explanation mate. Really appreciate it, have a nice day.

[@ExcitedBlini-ng6jq]

@@BeachSamuraiStudios no problem I wish the same to you😊👍❤️

[@paulwheeler8913]

This movie is a philosophical Unitarian moral dilemma …. Is the fate of the few worth more or less valuable than the fate of the majority?

[@MrChickensnatcher]

Guess I have to watch the movie

[@munsters2]

Can animals, like birds and fish, enter and leave the beach or do they get stuck there?

[@novanity9611]

Details like that are pretty much up to you to decide.

[@jamescallahan7947]

Wait when do they get old?

[@bethgoode1227]

Half an hour on that particular beach is the equivalent to a year. So they aged/died on that beach the others

[@DMG-Again]

How is this place not an ethical nightmare?

[@unclezero7639]

I don’t know how they get any data from the bodies since completely disintegrate

[@novanity9611]

Well for example the one lady with seizures was given medicine to stop them. They simply monitored to see when she would end up having her next seizure. Due to every half an hour being equivalent to two years in regular time on the beach, they could determine that it took almost 15 years before her next seizure without truly having to wait to see for any more than a day in real time.

[@audrablue515]

This movie is called “Old”

[@Aye.Marco99]

I always thought this movie had a GREAT concept just didn't really delivered properly

[@ricardoeugenecampher2248]

M trying to look sinister is 😂

[@munsters2]

Who wrote that book with dead peoples' names in it?

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

I like that the company didn't the time ripple or whatever on the beach but they just found it and they're taking advantage of it. It's still a total mystery.

[@spencermackay9020]

Was that Shamalayan?

[@reezalrosli3104]

Why does he love acting in his own stories lol

[@novanity9611]

I mean because it’s cool. Wouldn’t you find it cool to be in a movie? If you’re making the movie and have the power to throw yourself in. I would do it too.

[@dicarpio2177]

In the sequel, they’ll chuck the butcher from Trap on the beach to make sure no one gets out…

[@mikeevans4051]

What caused the aging tho ?

[@JosephGonzales-v1j]

The beach did it’s never explained how the pharmaceutical company found out abt it or how the beach came to be or what it is yk but they used that to there advantage to lure the humans there for there clinical trials

[@SOPHIA-LOVES-MEATBALLS-69]

Bad health and stress 😊

[@Rexini_Kobalt]

i feel like whoever wrote this film really likes Lost

[@JosephSelden-j6i]

Taylor Sarah Lee Patricia Thomas Matthew

[@07lollipop11]

Paragraph guy, where are you?

[@samuelelias4629]

Live look at Moderna and Pfizer.

[@ipo7596]

The dialogue in this film was atrocious...

[@dxtamilan9887]

I also make horror short film and telling horror stories never success

[@thundercockjackson]

well buddy, your stuff is probably better than anything M. Night could ever make

[@dxtamilan9887]

​@@thundercockjackson thank you

[@AshyBlasian]

@@thundercockjackson why you hating on M. Night

[@JustSomeGoy]

I thought The Beach was a Leonardo DiCaprio movie?

[@Judgementxxx]

This film is called Old

[@User-tt9ow7c9e]

Why they make this movie about getting old on the beach?

[@TheCrownPrince2003]

I still don't get the truth about the beach

[@threestars2164]

Crazy