Shy Girl Is Always BuIIied In High School, Until She Shows Her Secret Power

Carrie, an awkward teenager protected by fanatical mother, becomes the butt of all jokes in school. When the pranks of her classmates go out of hand, she unleashes her telekinetic powers.
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[@tanyuyang805]

I'm glad that Ms.Desjardin survived. She was the only kind person to Carrie

[@tjae7341]

And partially sue

[@Torei_]

@@tjae7341 yup

[@LazoGT]

Tjaè definitely sue too. she didn't want that to happen to carrie, but she couldn't be an outcast. she made up later by having her boyfriend go to senior prom with carrie instead of herself

[@bigdadddyd123]

Lol she slapped her 😂😂😂

[@Matterishere]

true

[@jamesoliver3365]

“The bullies in these movies are never clever” - straight facts

[@zerrierslizer1]

bullies in general are never clever in real life either. the people that bullied me is perhaps the best exacple of this, as they juts changed around my name dumb shit like "Erik-Perik" asn shit like that lmfao. i always asked them "got nothing better? it's getting kind'a old at this point" when last i heard it in college lmfao.

[@slayrr6915]

@@zerrierslizer1 that’s not bullying bub that’s just joking around

[@damneverythinghurtsstartsb3227]

@@zerrierslizer1 they thought they ate with the name

[@neelimamurali6252]

Bullies are never clever

[@animefan300yearsago]

@@slayrr6915 thats definitely not bullying

[@NoenMar]

Moral of the story: don't make fun of the sweet quiet girl because she might have psychokinesis and a bad home life and murder everyone once her cup filleth over.

[@thej7362]

Real moral: when jesus figure starts to bleed, run for your life

[@Emilee-rd7il]

CUP FILLETH OVER LMAO

[@Dadjagajag]

i agree, save for the latter part of this statement

[@meichidujiangchuangjiafei]

Alternate moral: hate satan

[@nihi4326]

And also dont take religion too far and become a fanatic.

[@belgrademapper635]

I feel very bad for Carrie, everyone failed her, except the GYM teacher.

[@jack-exzolt9858]

And Sue and her boyfriend, whom was with Carrie during the prom but Carrie realized it too late.

[@belgrademapper635]

@@jack-exzolt9858 Yeah, but the GYM teacher cared more I've say

[@WizardAmbrose]

Meh. Bad movie

[@Souchi-ito]

@@jack-exzolt9858 and the principal. He was good too.

[@bossqueennnn]

Yes. I was actually scared that she was gonna kill the teacher but got relieved when she put her aside to save her

[@nanaki5308]

Sue’s boyfriend was insulting the teacher for making fun of Carrie’s poem, he wasnt insulting Carrie

[@emant8396]

For real?

[@plmdea]

@@emant8396 yeah

[@kurooda9070]

Now I feel bad for him dying.

[@FusionCoreHoarder]

@@emant8396 Yes. Tommy was quite kind to Carrie in the movie

[@dubby1567]

Thanks even though i felt bad for him dying for no reason, now I have a reason

[@kaaviyasrirk3135]

This movie States the fact that, no one is born evil, society creates evil. Carrie was literally a angel but everyone hunted her as prey to fulfill their emotions.

[@jimmaeeey2322]

Deym right

[@gyeok4475]

I don't like girls

[@Airborneworms]

@@youtubeuser464 nice

[@gyeok4475]

@@youtubeuser464 I don't care

[@thvzhanghao]

@@gyeok4475 that's gay

[@Carlton-B]

The most unrealistic part of this movie is that you can find several books on psychokinesis at the library.

[@toooooji5732]

Psychokinesis is actually part of science,so... Well accurately it's part of pseudoscience,but it's still science.

[@Carlton-B]

@@toooooji5732 I am sure you can go to a university library and find articles in journals debunking psychokinesis, but a regular public library usually doesn't have a how to- section on all things ESP. In movie after movie the protagonist goes to the library to find books on ESP, demonology, fairy magic, etc. I would love to find a section in the library called "Books to fight Satan with, to prevent the end of the world". I must be going to the wrong libraries.

[@toooooji5732]

@@Carlton-B oh

[@ankey7384]

What about dying by a pale falling on your head? I thought that shit's funny as hell

[@lindaobiri9962]

Africa movie

[@insomniarecaps4346]

The young actress who plays carrie in this version is absolutely gorgeous

[@PB-oe6bj]

simp

[@insomniacbandit]

Chloë Grace Moretz..she was the chick in kick ass messing everybody up too haha.

[@cupcakkesprostitvte]

She played Georgia in Mother/Android

[@Nikhil52018]

@@PB-oe6bj when did complimenting and appreciating ppl become simping lol

[@insomniacbandit]

@@PB-oe6bj thanks for letting the world know you don't talk to women

[@jack-exzolt9858]

I must admit, having watched the original, I thought the movie's gonna suck. But it is just as great, I highly recommend this.

[@proboyrichboy_]

netflix?

[@nicbentulan]

Thanks for sharing! Always meant to watch the new one and kept putting off thinking not necessarily that good. But eh ok I'll check out. I mean chloë Grace moretz!

[@oatmeallover4000]

Fr ifs depressing and boring but it was okay.

[@sharonmorake1965]

Whats the name of the movie

[@brooklynreddix7360]

What is the name of this movie

[@omnid.slayer7244]

It is always wrong to bully and treat people like outcasts. Carrie had a really different life from others.. a strick lifestyle that her mother brainwashed/forced her to follow..

[@avatar5811]

I hate bullies

[@kamikaze12]

No you should bully so people change and get better, just dont bully too hard

[@Donaniel]

@@kamikaze12 are you delusional

[@britwatkins4630]

@@Donaniel ikr

[@diel6755]

@@kamikaze12 it sadly almost never happen. They seems to like to pick a student with a weak mental and social anxiety so people wouldn't bat an eye

[@Cubick]

Ms. Desjardin is probably the best and most underrated character in the entire movie, glad she survived

[@thebigj5781]

Gosh, just knowing that she was that type of parent is disgusting, I'm a Christian, and although I find it necessary to teach my future children of God, I wouldn't force them to go to Church, and I wouldn't place restrictions on them about personal life. People who claim to follow Christianity but do the things this mother did are not true Christians. - This statement is brought to you by Me and the Group of Christians who think Christians should actually be Christians.

[@MsElfi90]

Very much agreed.

[@Kejsinak]

Fanatism its just wrong

[@_s_9920]

honestly in terms of Western nations North America is pretty much the only country that still has areas of evangelism. In Europe and the Commonwealth 99% of Christians are extremely moderate and practice either moderate Catholicism or Church of England with other groups like Methodist and Baptist denominations being much smaller and localised, groups such as Mormons and JW's are regarded as a little on the extreme side and only really exist in small pockets outside the US. Christianity is no longer the fanatical blood-spilling religion of the medieval ages that a lot of people paint it as, and as a European atheist myself I struggle to understand why people treat it with such hostility, often I've noticed most hostility comes from the US so I assume there must be a higher presence of fanatical churches in the states but I would need to ask.

[@plmdea]

Plus she was willing to kill her daughter because she heavily believe that her daughter was the sin result. However, getting a baby isn’t a sin after you marry so she didn’t even read the bible if she believed her ex-hubbies baby was a sin.

[@kofeiNn]

@@plmdea she and her husband were fanatics who interpreted the Bible in their own way, plus if I remember correctly, Carrie was born after her husband raped her, not being able to hold back anymore.

[@KathyHoismygovtnm]

Ok, so movie aside, I don't think girls would ever make fun of another girl for having a period and for not knowing about it. It's the number one thing that girls put aside their differences for. And also, idk how much tampons cost in the 70's, but that shit is expensive now. Even if I was a shitty person, you wouldn't catch me throwing them like that

[@supernana5424]

yeah true, even if I bring something in school, I would have 1 or 2 only. Why would I still use it to throw to someone though, that's just a waste

[@gisela_oliveira]

i'm not sure about the statement "number one thing that girls put aside their differences for" 'cause when I was at school, I saw my friends making fun of a classmate for "not being preperd" and having her periods on class and then rushing for the bathrom. "why doesn't she came preprperd?" they would say, even thou the firs year of periods can very easly come randomly and not follow the 28-day routine.

[@gyeok4475]

I don't like girls

[@salwahashim8917]

Sorry to upset you but I have encountered tons of girls who bully others for not having much knowledge about their monthly cycle nor how to use tampons or sanitary pads to a point where these poor girls are scared to publicly speak about their period.

[@natashabusono4550]

Oh .. uh.. you'd be surprised.

[@xe11e]

I love how he makes the story shorter and more interesting, it’s all explained well

[@GokuTheGreat3441]

Based

[@setrepdergroe195]

true !

[@chrisquiett1776]

Carrie is basically a story of everyone sucks and the one good character becomes bad.

[@Souchi-ito]

Except Sue and her bf, the gym teacher and the principal ..

[@hahahehehoho8191]

The teacher was also a good character

[@youtubestudiosucks978]

Too bleak, stopped caring

[@chrisquiett1776]

@@youtubestudiosucks978 too boring.. never cared

[@chrisquiett1776]

@@Souchi-ito THAT is a fair point.. I will have to give you that point

[@wanmembebel2972]

Carrie shouldn't die . I want to see her rules the world with that power.

[@krisan6549]

*rule*

[@Moonwalker1075]

Read the book she survives but fakes her death.

[@_s_9920]

Shes emotionally unstable and stunted due to her isolated upbringing under a mentally ill mother and totally incapable of controlling her emotions. She wouldn't be able to rule anything and ordinary people would view her as nothing more than a child murdering monster that slaughtered half the town's children in a fit of rage and would quickly unite to exact revenge. While her story is sad, she should be viewed the same way as a school shooter, 99% of that room didn't deserve death. People would've looked at this film very differently if instead of cool powers she had a firearm.

[@tristantzara9496]

You mentioned yo write tule

[@tristantzara9496]

@@_s_9920 she is Aldo a girl

[@neviecalling4u]

Imagine trying as hard as those mean girls to make someone miserable. They are unbelievably miserable themselves. I’ve always felt so terrible for Carrie. I’m glad somebody was at least nice to her.

[@catsandmuffins482]

YUP. If only the mean girls used the same effort in their studies!

[@BearRecaps]

The movie is like the sad adult version of Matilda

[@randomvideosipost6029]

oh ya lmao its quite similar if carrie was born in non releigius family it would happened

[@teslaemployee4446]

I agree, it was my favorite movie when I was 7

[@prettypennyschannel]

Matilda was a rip off of Carrie. Carrie was from the 70s, Matilda the 90s.

[@zikaenendu6214]

@@prettypennyschannel Bullying was already so bad and often

[@silvergust]

​@@prettypennyschannel just because the movies have similar premises doesn't make it a "ripoff". matilda is in it's own genre and takes completely different storytelling routes

[@David-ve5iq]

This movie is like Kick-ass if Hitgirl had actual superpowers.

[@VitchAndVorty]

Wait. She was Hitgirl?

[@jailaprimm1687]

@@VitchAndVorty yep

[@VitchAndVorty]

@@jailaprimm1687 Damn.

[@theratwhotookyourteeth8514]

+ Kugai + Jaila Primm Whats a hitgirl?

[@jailaprimm1687]

@@theratwhotookyourteeth8514 it's from a movie call kickass

[@bl1318]

Sometimes, even though you're the nicest person in the World, there are these people who will not stop bullying you and don't have feelings. They deserve this

[@mmariah07]

i totally stan carrie. what mother doesnt teach their daughter about her own body??

[@Ishtar1339]

Apparently mine bc when I got my first one at (9 yrs old) I thought I was dying

[@SireneKalypso]

My mother told me i was evil and that's why id gotten my period. Then promptly hung up on me.

[@itz_justastranger1202]

MORAL OF THE STORY: Never bully the quiet kid.

[@catsandmuffins482]

Yup. Especially since the new kid MIGHT have powers and kil everyone in prom...

[@meppyyv]

Only depressed kids bully the quiet kid

[@starchaser1779]

i heard that only people who have a bad home life or personal life bullies others to release their pain

[@Vershy340]

Moral of the story: Never mess with weird kids 'cause one day, they might have powers and tries to kill everyone.

[@Vershy340]

​@@meppyyv Bruh

[@niarobe]

In the original movie, when someone was visiting Carrie's grave, it was dug up and no body was there. Which could mean that she wasn't dead.

[@johnl.7754]

The producers wanted the option to make a sequel

[@skaetur1]

What said the original written novel?

[@trhyr8923]

You mean the original novel written by Stephen King?

[@burushifudara]

@@johnl.7754 It ended up being a bad movie, right? That's what I heard from someone who has Carrie, the original movie, as his favoite movie

[@prettypennyschannel]

No. Sue had a nightmare that Carrie reached out from her grave at her house. In the 2002 version, Sue helps an amnesiac Carrie leave town.

[@miwitistic]

im not a therapist but i can safely say that carries mother had religious trauma and her actions towards carrie also made her develop religious trauma 😟

[@oatmeallover4000]

I’m so happy she was loyal to those who didnt laugh at her / helped her

[@nanaabaafriyie2453]

She was gonna kill Sue. Also she killed Sue's boyfriend

[@ahshitherewegoagain8695]

@@nanaabaafriyie2453 wasn't the bucket the bullies' fault?

[@invaderdemm]

@@nanaabaafriyie2453 she didn’t do it intentionally

[@xAlphaBxtch]

@@nanaabaafriyie2453 she didn’t kill Tommy, King made sure to make it clear it was Chris and Billy’s fault he died. Even if Carrie didn’t have powers Tommy would’ve died from the bucket

[@Utonian21]

Fun fact: Part of Stephen King's inspiration for Carrie came from old studies he read about women having telekinetic powers when on their periods!

[@JimedBro]

Wait this was from Stephen King?

[@Utonian21]

@@JimedBro the book it's based on was written by him

[@burushifudara]

@@Utonian21 In this case I think it is more correct to say that it is based on the movie that it is based on the book, given the differences

[@corolencoadelina4067]

I read the book a few years ago and if I remember it correctly Carrie actually survived as well, because a family letter was attached at the end of the book, in which a woman was telling a family member of hers about her daughter who had similar powers to the woman’s mother, therefore it was insinuated that Carrie was alive and eventually created a family after running away.

[@prettypennyschannel]

No. Carrie died in a roadhouse parking lot. Sue watched, ran away, and had her period as she ran. The letter was several years after Carrie died, to show that another girl inherited the gene. That girl's mother was in Carrie's age group, didn't have Carrie's writing abilities, or telekinetic powers. That girl's grandmother also had the powers , Margaret White didn't. Some also see it as Carrie reincarnated.

[@gretchenjaenisch1826]

@@prettypennyschannel I read the book several times myself. Yes, Carrie dies in the Chavelier hotel parking lot and the book ends with a letter between two sisters. Sue Snell is actually pregnant during the book though. The movies got that one right.

[@prettypennyschannel]

@@gretchenjaenisch1826 At least, she thinks she's pregnant because her period is late. She bleeds as she runs away from the dying Carrie. It's never clear if she was actually pregnant, or just having a late period from stress. The other symptoms of pregnancy weren't clearly mentioned. The only ironic thing that is clear is that she bleeds as Carrie dies.

[@gretchenjaenisch1826]

@@prettypennyschannel Thanks. It has been a few years since I read the book.

[@broadway2340]

@@prettypennyschannelno sue was next to her and she had telepathic abilities and both of them were communicating and then Carrie died in her arms

[@That80sGuy1972]

This is one of the better versions of Carrie. The non-canon sequel The Rage was pretty good too, a sequel to a different Carrie movie. I did love how realistic Carrie was played in this, like an actually sheltered kid abused by a religious nut case. I was hoping for a canon-breaking plot twist at the end that would let her survive for a sequel.

[@burushifudara]

It didn't feel realistic at all ngl For many reasons

[@That80sGuy1972]

@@burushifudara Her character was a far more realistic version of a sheltered abused kid, down to the very mannerisms.

[@burushifudara]

@@That80sGuy1972 Not really, think that she was literally *raised* by her The way Carrie as a character reacted in this movie, feels more like someone who's just clueless and is suddenly sheltered

[@mrglass6431]

Good thing that the principle "punished the bullies".

[@madi.moreno]

This is why you always befriend the quiet kid 😔 other than that the movie is really good imo, i think it’s important to remember to treat each other like humans

[@mink6271]

Dude your that kind person in every movie 😔✨

[@leartperleka3473]

I've already seen this and it doesn't matter how many times I see it it's still scary but in the other side it's really fun from the all deserved deaths so beautiful

[@moosicisthegood]

The 1976 one was better

[@WizardAmbrose]

If this is scary then please don't watch the entirety of the horror genre. You are the type to get scared watching Scary Movie

[@buianhtu3279]

this movie is not scary at all, just made me satisfied for what the bullies and her mom deserves.

[@MsClemmons]

Yes i thought it was scary 2 i cant watch nothing scary

[@sisandasisanda28]

Name of the movie please

[@itsglby]

so the “weird” girl is actually telling the truth that she has powers

[@xKwagou]

Moral of the story: be a good parent.

[@amnalatif4308]

This movie is all about "Everyone is a murderer if they are pushed too far".

[@andrewskinner8560]

I believe that 100%

[@PunjiBTD6]

Chloë's acting skills are so good

[@h1-key471]

What's her full name please. Ive been obsessed with this girl my whole life, I just enjoy her acting and movies

[@elizabethglitch]

@@h1-key471 Chloë Grace Moretz

[@h1-key471]

@@elizabethglitch thank you 😊❤️

[@T0p-Games]

We can all agree that Mystery never disappoints us with his content

[@399archie]

Bro.pls stop we all know you want likes and comment the same thing in every one of his videos this comment so unoriginal

[@Iwanttogokms]

@@399archie y e s

[@starchilli7969]

@@399archie does ppl seriously subscribe if u comment too much

[@399archie]

@@starchilli7969 yes

[@starchilli7969]

@@399archie loll and he just changed his name too

[@Souchi-ito]

In reality these girls would actually help her especially when it comes to period. But of course this book was written by a dude who thinks girls act like this irl. Smh

[@johnl.7754]

If movies were like reality then all movies would be really boring.

[@ScarletShade13]

Nope. Girls are people and people can be cruel.

[@deji3256]

@@ScarletShade13 i think that there would be lots of girls who would help her. maybe not everyone, but they wouldn't be laughing at her because they know how stressful it is

[@Comforting215]

This was an idiotic take on the thing. “Oh gee, this story was exaggerated for the sake of the story? Such blasphemy!!” Also, mob mentality is a thing.

[@Ellarh3.6]

@@deji3256 facts

[@mariannecontrino6297]

Gotta love the "obviously beautiful girl, isn't actually ssen as beautiful until she puts on some makeup, and brushes her hair" trope!?!? The hallmark of all classic early '2000's teen flicks. The cherry on top would have been if she'd gone from glasses, to no glasses.....but hey, beggers can't be choosers. 🤷

[@xAlphaBxtch]

In all fairness to the film, she’s never called ugly or plain looking in the film, she’s an outcast because she has zero social skills and isn’t good in P.E. either, Chris states at one point in their elementary days that Carrie said everyone but her and her mom are going to hell, likely repeating what her mother told her, which started her alienation from her peers, overall nothing to do with her appearance. Her mom is a religious fanatic which also doesn’t help her. Also the director Kimberly states that the reason this Chris in this version has a blotchy spray tan, overly-makeup, and ratty hair extensions is represent the character’s insecurities, so Chris likely is at least partially motivated to torment this version of Carrie because of Chloe’s natural beauty.

[@shoelessjoe1905]

Saw this movie when it came out I was 14 at the time and a couple of my friends and I were able to get in even though it was rated R, the theater was packed and when the ending came at the grave sight scene...well let's just say everyone in that theater probably had nightmares that night! Scary flick...

[@Hunterwindle]

I love the work of what you guys do instead of buying the movie to watch and wasting hours I can watch the same on for free and in 10 min

[@CheetoHacker1057]

I really love the fact that after the whole crowd made fun of her they were like, *imma run away cuz I laughed at this poor girl*, like what? You have to accept your fate cuz you put yourself in that situation.

[@chinenyefaith7110]

Am so happy that Ms Desjardin was kind enough to show kindness to carrie

[@liamyrrh8846]

i've been binging these movie recaps for the past 3 hours. It's really gonna take a lot for me to spend hours on a movie now😂

[@rome316ae3]

Carrie is the best example of why you should never bully a person. Due to getting bullied and having bad parents you will turn evil thats why many serial killers exist. If you check it clearly 90% of serial killers had bad childhood abs was bullied . This is why we must treat everyone with respect

[@christinaromano3065]

This is why kindness doesn’t cost a thing ...but being a bully and hateful person can cost you everything 🤷‍♀️😌

[@gavinjenkins899]

kindness can cost you everything, like they said in the video, it could make you the next outcast. You should still do it anyway, but it certainly costs.

[@CurbHopper111]

In the movies. IRL being nice will get you bullied because others will know you're different and see you as weak. It especially has many disadvantages in the work place, and those who are the biggest bullies are usually successful and well liked at work.

[@A.Versatile.Girl.]

I can't explain how addictive your channel could be even more and more with the passing time! 🥰keep uploading and never stop!

[@cantpleasonist]

This movie was filmed at my high school so i like looking at the background to recognize pleases.

[@lizanna6390]

What is wrong with people in that school? I don't think anyone watching this film laughed at the poor girl being tormented.

[@mami3427]

Horror movie characters are always more stupid than normal people

[@christluvsya929]

As a Christian I can't believe of everything this mom is doing.

[@SOCyak]

When I first seen this movie it creeped me out and the mom was just psychotic that’s why I try to stay away from hyper religious people. Especially when they start lying and being narcissistic

[@mofrrr]

I wish powers like pyschokinesis, pyrokinesis, telekinesis, Telematerialization (same thing), atmokinesis, and more LIKE IT WOULD BE SO COOOOOOOL

[@Nintenblox]

067

[@rhyleu]

This channel became my story teller every night before I go to sleep❤️

[@valxyzq]

THAT ENDING MADE MY JAW DROP

[@VitchAndVorty]

A good looking kid got bullied is a weird concept to me.

[@Souchi-ito]

Even bullying an ugly kid is weird.

[@VitchAndVorty]

@@Souchi-ito It's equally evil, but more common. Because, MOST people would treat good looking people nicely, compared to ugly people. Work on better 'no u' card next time.

[@muzan_jackson1808]

@@VitchAndVorty What do you mean "no u" he isn't wrong lmao.

[@VitchAndVorty]

@@muzan_jackson1808 It's only right because of the new generation standards. 10-20 years ago, society normalized bullying on ugly kids. Hence why I said bullying on good looking kids is weird. If you think that bullying ugly kids or just kids in general is wrong, then more power for you. Proof that human race is trying to be better. I wished I was born 15 years later.

[@JamesHeller-if5kg]

most kids who get bullied are kids who are perceived as weird or weak. has very little to do with how one looks even though it definitely plays a huge role but the stronger types can easily defend against this type of bullying. it's mainly vulnerable people that fall victim to continuous disrespect.

[@alphamail8974]

If you graduated from Grady High in 2015: You're lucky I didn't have this power. You know who you are 😂

[@philiptucker7590]

Carrie tossing her mom around with telekinesis is just hilarious lol 😂

[@NC-ny1kw]

Damn this story did not have the Matilda ending I was expecting 😳

[@jannlawrencealparaque]

I have watched this like 7 years ago, and from what I remember, it just ended from when Sue was on a hospital bed.

[@subscribetorobloxwithalysa]

"the bullies in these movies are never clever" made me laugh :)

[@pyrolight7568]

The problem is with this is that Carrie is not nearly plain looking enough. Chloë is gorgeous and they didn't do anything to really change that. I mean think about the makeup work in monster.

[@JamesHeller-if5kg]

agreed but her social skills were no where near up to par with her classmates so she easily stood out.

[@gaby7789]

Love this actor!

[@liquid1934]

Yet again Adam drops a banger and his voice is so calming and soothing

[@justforthesakeofthispurpos1288]

What a professional way to recap the movie. Because of time constraints, I’m on a movie-recap-athon or binge. You don’t enjoy the movie less. In fact you enjoy it more if unnecessary details aren’t your thing.

[@flic-jr2ol]

is nobody talking about how kind sue is

[@xAlphaBxtch]

I have mixed feelings about the character, but I will say she had balls going Carrie’s house just to comfort her, I don’t know if I would’ve been able to do that in her shoes

[@skjdisdevin429]

I really appreciate your consistency

[@nobody-xo9zu]

I love his voice , his explanation everything about this channel it's like a free Netflix 💞

[@florencechikwanah953]

This girl is beautiful and I love almost all of her movies

[@Moonwalker1075]

Great recap but I personally love the original 1976 Carrie movie more than the 2013 reamake.

[@adammmy]

Apart from the shy behaviour, this images and looks of Chloe Moretz give me an idea that she can be a great “batgirl”

[@idiotnextdoor]

If I was the principal When the water cooler broke I would be like “OH HELL NO”

[@mrienely]

same XD

[@anushiriv0387]

Woooow what a story. It's incredible. The way you explain has no words to say.

[@zigzag4306]

bro this is the only movie recap film I'd watch tbh

[@ArtzyAnnaa]

"Why should I apologize?No on has apologized for making me the person I am today"-Joker

[@subhrajyoti1712]

She is like a non-mcu Scarlet witch

[@scarlettusagi]

Even though I already watch this movie, I love to rewatch it again while you explain it

[@thewilliamsfamily7964]

Love it!❤️

[@crzy2126]

I remember watching this with my aunt and cousin. I was so scared but loved it so much. I was probably 7 or 6 at the time.

[@HiBEARnationX]

I wish I could do those telekenetic powers to my high school bullies.

[@aquatic_shark919]

It feels like I actually watched the movie 🍿🎥

[@Wizkid_Utopia]

this is why I liked the Friday The 13th x Carrie crossover. Especially since Pamela actually knocks some sense in Carrie's religious mom. Also, the fact that Jason actually stops Carrie from becoming...a blood witch murderer, as some would call it-

[@rosenology4137]

Perfect video to end my day

[@taffythegreat1986]

I watched that film decades ago in cinema. At the end where her friend was sitting at her graveside. Carrie’s hand came out of the grave. Have the audience jumped out of their seats 😂

[@justjames4]

This story's plot is very interesting!

[@ILoveMingNaWen]

I watched this a lot of times before this... But this version is the best!

[@eminemslimshady9114]

I really felt the part when she save the pregnant lady. After everything that happens she still save her. It touch me

[@kys1322]

A part 2 where she gives birth to Carrie would be dope

[@roastedbraincells6303]

i watched this in over channels but since Adam is narrating it I just can't help but hear it again lol

[@cassiopeia1235]

Your channel is great keep up the great work

[@jedric8366]

Some movies like this just get interesting to watch sometimes

[@daFAQ__]

Man watching recaps is better than watching the whole movie! You get all the important scenes and everything and don't have to watch shitty filler scenes.

[@stephanoverwien4438]

Nice Remake!

[@tjae7341]

I absolutely loved this

[@justsomememer3047]

Moral of the story: dont bully the wierd kid or else they’re gonna kill everyone with the psychokynetic powers

[@radboyrandom1976]

I was like "Hol up a minute, this sounds familiar" then he mentions Blood, bucket, and Carrie and I put the pieces together and finally remember that this is a scene I've known for a while now

[@obensonlouis3173]

Love your commentery man!!!

[@mami3427]

I watched this movie several years ago. I'd love to see the original one

[@julietpeloton6471]

No good for teens, bullying whatever ...it is a bad influence what the mother did to Carrie.

[@pjhsrandomvid5789]

The Fact that I have a DVD of this Movie and I always reverse & play the Blood dump scene because the slo-mo was amazing to me hahahaha😆😆 lol .

[@auraezahra]

Everyone deserves a teacher like the gym teacher carrie had. I've never watched this movie till the end but it's recapped really well ^-^

[@ppoppoz]

Great video!