The Haunting of Hill House: 1x6 "Two Storms" REACTION

[@SiTHFuRioN]

This should of gone up Sunday but I've been away from home so I couldn't edit...But I hope you enjoy this reaction.. My reaction 1x7 is up on Patreon Right now! www.patreon.com/DarkerImageStudio

[@aligaines8476]

Sith, what did you think about Stephen seeing?

[@Rainbow-Jassy]

I love your reactions! I have watched all of this show and i cried many times to and i cry along with you. Lol I found your channel with your Vikings reactions! :)

[@tedda14]

Please please post the next one. You’re my favorite and I can’t wait to see what you think of the rest of the show!! I’m so impatient! Lol Love you man you’re amazing :)

[@Horrorlover1978]

“Nobody could see me.” What a devastating parallel to mental health and suicide 😭😭😭

[@LoungingPotato]

This *entire show* is a devastating parallel to mental health and suicide. Ugh, it's done so fucking well lol

[@clairefutrell5089]

This whole show gets me. One of my best friends is recovering from heroin addiction and every scene with Luke and his relationship with his family is SO well done.

[@faizfuad8361]

way better than that 13 reasons why bs

[@geenaverna8887]

Agreed 100%. And the amazingly clever thing is that mental health is used by the family members to explain away the hauntings of Hill House. When in fact the hauntings are what caused some of the Crain family members to become mentally ill or unstable. So even though mental illness was not the root cause of their trauma (the house was), it still ended up playing a very important role in the life of this family. Every single instance of the Crain's actually being haunted in Hill House and how they reacted (i.e. "I just want to wake up so badly") can be translated to how a suicidal person feels in the real world. Just brilliantly done.

[@mariacarolinachavezmontoya9543]

Yeah it is every time she said nobody could see me my heart was broken really

[@irishgamerkerrielouise]

Dude, it's cool to see someone else cry. Not a pussy to show emotions. I cried tears EVERY episode.

[@batuhanisn5682]

same. and still

[@patrickomalley9716]

I fucking LOVE when the father sees them all as children around 3:08

[@VAVORiAL]

Not gonna lie, this is one of the best shots of tv show history and I've seen a lot. The pov is insane. Sam Esmail (the guy behind Mr robot) once said: "I don't care for plot, point of view is everything." And that's the main reason tHoHH is so good.

[@mpetrie]

Let the tears flow, man... I started crying just watching this video too. There's no shame in crying. Especially right at the end.... "Nobody could see me." I admire you being willing to reveal your sensitivity to emotions. Such a somber, sad, and lonely feeling at the end. This episode is an absolute masterpiece. Was so excited to see your reaction to it. This show is so powerful and meaningful. Thank you for letting us join you for the ride.

[@JBjopa8]

Agreed 100%

[@lfr2112]

I'm not going to lie, I nearly lost it when the Dad walks in and he still sees them all as young children

[@AlessaParker]

This is probably my favorite episode. That last shot of Nell's ghost standing by her corpse is disturbing looking but her childhood-self talking in the background makes it so sad instead. Great blend of horrifying and sorrowful.

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

Episodes 5 and 6 make a devastating 1-2 punch

[@branm.4661]

I think my favorite moment is the part when the casket falls. It’s perfectly horrifying but also such a great metaphor for her stopping the siblings fight.

[@grannysgonerabid7425]

As a voting member of the Television Academy, this episode gets my Emmy vote for Best Direction; and with Game of Thrones out of contention for 2018, I know a lot of voters who are on board with Hill House as a serious contender for Best Dramatic Series. Can't wait for you to watch the rest. I love the show in spite of being a profoundly sad story. The final episode will definitely hit you in the feels.

[@lauracastro343]

I need to repeat, you are so adorable, love your reaction, 💗

[@nicolelush6980]

Agreed.

[@wtre]

The ending made me cry and still continues to, it seems to relate to a lot of people and they don't really think about it until after. Nell struggled with depression and mental health which a lot of people struggle with including me. That's what made me cry cuz it was so relatable and personal. A lot of reactions from the ending of this episode have mostly the same result...tears. You realize how Nell feels, even as a ghost she still isn't seen and yet her family leaves. This show is a masterpiece, it's scary but more scary since you realize the "scares" are more personal everyday life struggles.

[@christianrivera4038]

Thank you opening up about your battle with depression. As humans we keep it bottled up and I truly think thats when it becomes poisonous to us, and little by little we can break the stigma. Keep fighting the good fight Christian!

[@taylorkathleen1405]

this episode is pretty incredible with the way it’s shot but if you listen hard enough, there are a couple times when Steve (adult) does kind of fumble his words, and tbh I think it adds to the very human element of this show. nobody speaks perfectly all the time in real life lol and of course, Nellie’s story breaks my heart again. all she wanted was to be noticed and validated, and her family couldn’t even give her that in death. great reaction! (you’re gonna have to get used to the emotional rollercoaster to get through the rest of the season!)

[@kevonvideo]

Steve isn't fumbling his words, it's his Dutch accent shining through a bit :). But I totally agree, what a ride this show is, wow.

[@taylorkathleen1405]

kevonvideo sorry, I didn’t mean that he mispronounced anything, I meant that he starts to say his line and accidentally starts a different word than what he meant to say. you can hear it at least once when he argues with his dad if you listen closely 😁

[@kristinebaroa1564]

@@taylorkathleen1405 It totally works in context, too, since he's meant to be drunk. They were super smart about this episode.

[@taylorkathleen1405]

Kristine Baroa completely agree! I loved the whole season, but obviously this specific episode stood out to not only me but a large portion of the audience, too. If you go on any reactor’s channel who is reacting to this show, the comment sections are always full of praise for this episode.

[@neurotiknerd]

@@kevonvideo hes literally fumbling his words. Its in the interviews.

[@FB-kz8ig]

That episode is ridiculously amazing. They actually built the whole hill house set with that episode in mind. So they could seamlessly walk between the funeral home and hill house.

[@missymartinez9923]

Nell and Luke remind me of my relationship with my brother. We were really close. Inseparable. Had our own language we were only able to understand. He has severe mental illness and its wedged a knife between us but when I hear Nell say "You couldn't see me." Just reminds me of all the times my brother called for help but we were so busy arguing, in our own world that he was invisible and it breaks my fucking heart. My brother is in a better place mentally now but that little scene just took me back to when I was 12 again, just me and my younger brother against the world.

[@kahlbutomacfarland]

This is the episode that will win some awards, because of the camera work. This show really ought to clean up come awards time because this is the best written (god, ending on the “I was here the whole time” line is so perfect), well made, and innovative TV I’ve seen in years.

[@Madmoe999]

Notice how the statue behind her at 8:16 was facing the other way when she walked into the room and now is looking directly at her as she walks out. This show has loads of these little details that most viewers dont notice. Theres a video that you should react to when you are finished with the whole series that points out all of them!

[@sowhatsaywhat1120]

O that's cool! I hadn't noticed that but yeah she walks in at 7:53 and walks out 8:16 and the statue has changed..

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

And after the wheelchair ghost comes out, the statue has returned to its original position.

[@aslicantuter14]

They actually shot this in one take! it's pretty amazing

[@simosallam3948]

Yeah

[@laurenellorente]

I watched an interview in which one of the actors and/or the director said there were 4 or 5 cuts in that episode but that’s still very impressive !

[@aslicantuter14]

Laurene Llorente Oh nice! I didn’t know that but yeah it’s still pretty impressive!

[@NervXT]

@@laurenellorente Exactly right! It was only five takes for the entire episode, with the longest being the one at the very start, lasting over 15 minutes! I heard a theory that doing long-takes keeps you in the moment because there is no pause to take a beat and also builds suspense, because you're not given a moment to process what has just happened like traditional film-making does.

[@holymakaroly]

This episode made me cry so bad. I just feel so bad for nell she just wanted to be heard. Her story is heart breaking, you go from being scared of her ghost in the beginning of the episode to just being sad about it in the end

[@darkprose]

The scares in this show come as a relief from the overwhelming grief and pain of this family. I’ve never seen a series like this where the thing I am most afraid of, what haunts me after each episode, is the sadness.

[@b_v1]

Joseph Charles This! Literally going into the show for the first time without seeing any trailers i thought was just gonna be a spooky show, nothing could’ve prepared me for how hard hitting and soul crushing this shit was. Great adaptation on the directors part

[@alternative_ASMR]

I cry at the end too 😂😂😂 it’s so fucking sad (little Nell’s voice 😭 she was doomed from the start) also your laugh is so contagious and funny haha!

[@kahlbutomacfarland]

And yeah, as a father of two girls and oldest brother to two sisters, everything about Nelly/BNL is heart wrenching.

[@Gigglingsiren]

First of all, I love your laugh. Also, your face when that kid rolled out in the wheelchair was priceless

[@annoyed_sister]

The way the kid!Nellie says "Nobody could see me..." At the very end absolutely breaks me

[@Cinna316]

Same man, I think I cried every episode from the 4th till the end.

[@AlexLovesTH]

The end of this episode hit me harder than anything, it gets me every time ... whoever thought of it is cruel

[@JohnThomas-jy3jp]

Priceless reaction there Sith. After this one, I had to take a really long break. "Nobody could see me."

[@LiaaMarpa1023]

This is my favorite episode. From the acting to the camerawork to the long one takes... it's a cinematic masterpiece. I agree with you, seeing the siblings when they were younger is the reason why you are so drawn into the show. I'm the eldest of five siblings so I automatically started getting protective towards the twins and Theo 😅. I love this episode because it felt like you were with them experiencing what they're experiencing as well. The Theo & Kevin scene would be explained in a later episode (I can't remember what episode though).

[@TheOtterBear61]

I love how you can laugh at yourself. Your laugh is infectious. And that look you pulled when Shirley walked in on Theo and Kevin made me laugh out loud. LOL

[@melbeckles5575]

Nell and Luke they are so adorable 😭😭😭😭 they are my favourite characters because they have been through the most as children and as adults. Theo is my next favourite character but she's sometimes selfish, when I think she could help Nell and Luke more especially with her senses and knowing that they were never listened too, I just feel maybe she could be more sympathetic to both of them 🤷🏾‍♀️.

[@Multilipstik]

”F*ck this episode and f*uck this show” 😂😂 Exactly my reaction every time I see the ending of this episode

[@sy07ty2]

Luke is my favourite character and his scenes with Nell, especially at the end of this episode, kill me every time!

[@winterfire89]

i love you, man. i love that you get deeply moved by the crains. i love that you’re not afraid to cry. this episode was a technical masterpiece and i love that you noticed it right away!

[@tt.1063]

Here i am crying a damn river again ! This is hands down my favorite episode

[@memitaylor4323]

I think your beautiful! I Love your empathy for these characters. Only a real man can be true about his feelings. Love you man❣️😘

[@Syndor12]

I don't think I really appreciated the camera work in this episode until you pointed it out, that was brilliantly done by them.

[@xajaso]

This episode is so f'in spot on. I didn't know how true this is til' I became a parent, but for real: when you see your kids, you see them across the spans of their lives. Especially in stressful, super-celebratory, or heavy moments. In every gesture, laugh, heartache, and victory I see the babies I held, the stumbling toddlers, the grouchy adolescents. I see them in every incarnation, all their moments condensed into one. And it's all flawed and crazy and perfect. My adult daughter is asleep in the next room; at rest she is her baby self made over. Sounds cheesy, but it's a real thing. Especially for moms, but dads have it too. If your parents sometimes seem overly interested, overbearing, or hyper-sensitive, cut 'em some slack. The most severe fuckups and ungrateful assholes all flashback to innocent kids for parents. We can't help it.

[@luizmarinho6138]

There is a quote in a game that very much resonates with this: "I'm not a child!" "Daughters don't grow up, Anora. They remain six years old, with pigtails and skinned knees forever."

[@mr.andrew_andrew]

Your comment has destroyed me. Very beautifully written, thank you.

[@xajaso]

@@mr.andrew_andrew That's so kind, thanks

[@charleneraymond4036]

Idk if you've ever seen Mr Robot but there's an episode that is made to look like one shot. It's so chaotic too and there's probably 100 plus extras in it so anytime I see a show do anything similar I just get super excited! It's a freakin work of art!

[@pedroafonso73]

Loved your reaction. And you missed the statue loking the other way, in one take too. This episode is absolutely brilliant! (in your video, the statue thing appears at 7:51 and 8:16)

[@pedroafonso73]

Also, in the Netflix channel is a making of video of this episode, and it's amazing...

[@EXOsNoona]

I love your reaction videos! I’ve seen others react to this episode and I just KNEW you’d catch on about the 3 camera cuts right away. Some of the other reactors, not so much! You’ve got the eye for good tv and I love hearing your insights! This show is just amazing!

[@aligaines8476]

The acting and camerawork, superb. It was like you were watching a play on stage. They should win awards not only for the camerawork, but the actors... Amazing.

[@TheYahbaby]

Thank you for feeling all these emotions, it makes me sympathize with you.

[@ZigorBilbao]

I love your reaction, man… so human, so humble. This episode is so f...ing good! First of all, the long tracking shots. The acting, the choreography between the actors, young and adults, the camera and the rest of the crew to get the shots in one take… Amazing! Second: the writing. This episode made me care so much for Shirley! Her entire world crumbles around her in this episode: First, she has to prepare, make up, dress her little dead sister and put everything toghether for the funeral, everything has to be PERFECT! And she knows she has to stay in charge of everything when the rest of the family arrives. But suddently there’s a storm outside. Theo is drunk and she doesn’t care, her addict brother Luke is coming to fuck it all up. And then she knows that EVERYONE has betrayed her: Theo has betrayed her by taking the money from his brother’s book and she tells her to leave the guest house, and to make things worse, even her husband confesses they took the money too, without her knowing it. Then someone is making fun of her job (the only thing she thinks she is good at) and her dead sister by putting buttons on her eyes, the lights go out and the coffin breaks apart with Nell in it. The coffin she so lovingly prepared. She finds her husband and Theo in a strange situation and her mind (or the house) starts playing tricks with her again, there’s that guy with the drink looking at her. Her world is falling apart completely. The control that ruled her life is an illusion. That’s probably Shirley’s worst day ever. EVER. But Theo is still my favorite character. Shirley:-You’re drunk! Theo:-Nope! (thinks again) Yep! But I’m right Priceless bit of humor! And I also love how they use the thunder sound effects to create tension, instead of the typical music cue. Great episode and great reaction.

[@almasakic1148]

I loved your analysis, thank you.

[@steveclevenger5826]

Those long takes really helped put me right there in the room with them, especially in the funeral home. So intimate. And I didn't even notice it first time through. You spotted it right off.

[@AubreySciFi]

This is probably the best shot episode of the season. The Camerawork and direction are on top form in this! The 360 degree switcheroo @3:14 with the kids and the adults on the sofa is one of my favorite moments of the episode.

[@christiangonzalezify]

Saw the series a couple of months ago, but this episode destroyed me in a way that I can't or will not forget. Love your reactions and reviews. Keep up the excellent work.

[@Strazman]

I'm only 3min40sec into this video and I had to pause it and say thank you for being one of the only reactors who has actually commented multiple times at this point, on the long single takes. A lot of people don't even notice it and that's why it's brilliant. It just sucks us in to the scene like we're there or watching a live play. It's subtle yet effective and extremely powerful - not to mention, extremely hard to pull off in film making for so many reasons.

[@ZaraAllegra]

I totally agree with you. That part where older Hugh sees his children as kids. That was a brilliant move. It really got to me. It's how my parents see us when we siblings quarrel, tease, eat together.

[@CarolineForest]

aaaaaaaaaah I cried so hard, and now I am crying again

[@neutralchaoticedits9694]

It's been almost 2 years and this show still makes me cry in every rewatch.

[@saphiredairano8246]

This episode got me I was so amazed by the camera work and the actors were all so great.

[@jackieclements8032]

It’s so well directed. Quality show! It’s definitely one to go back and watch to see bits you’ve missed. It’s quite an emotional ride as you do get invested in the characters. I watched this home alone in the dark, I think I’m very brave. Also love how the cat is also around when you’re watching creepy stuff. I first found you doing one of your MH reactions when your cat attacked you 😂

[@SiTHFuRioN]

wow thats going back a while since that happened lol She's sat next to me right now lol

[@jackieclements8032]

Yeah a long time ago ... used to love that show. I now watch it like this 🙄 😂😂 I have 2 cats, both are planning my death, I think they think I’ll be a good meal! I wonder if anyone watches MH these days! Shame as back in the day it was a must see.

[@SiTHFuRioN]

Na I don't think many watch the show anymore. it started off great but they became to hungry for activity. So they started to make it happen themselves. Derek Acorah played a big hand in the downfall of the show but it's funny how things always seemed to happen whenever Stuart was around. They should of just kept it real and if something happens on a investigation then great but if not, then ok.. at least you was being real with the viewers.... but they have to think about ratings so I think they tried to fake it... It's a shame really...

[@jackieclements8032]

SiTHFuRioN yeah I agree, a lot of it felt forced rather than a proper investigation. Poor Derek, I wonder if he can claim job seekers as a couple with Sam! I was tempted to book a night at East Drive .... I might live it on here 😂. Maybe not, nobody wants to see an hysterical mess. Dudley Castle is meant to be a good night too. I want to believe but .... I’m on the fence.

[@Skullzrapper]

Brilliant to do such long takes this episode! Really kept you immersed in the uncomfortable moments with the characters! Made you feel everything they were going through!

[@Noggahide]

8:15 the statue turned its head from the previous scene!

[@NoPowerintheVerse]

Noggahide Gaming I remember when I noticed that the first time through. I think I rewound the episode 3 or 4 times to make sure I was actually seeing what I thought I was seeing. 😆😆

[@Pawis17]

I was waiting for this for so long! And you didn't let me down. This episode had me in tears and everytime I get to see the last scene hearing young Nells voice in the background and watching BNL standing there....man, it just breaks my heart over and over again. I think this episode is a masterpiece, if I'm not mistaken it was done in 5 takes, the longest one was around 17 mins. Insane! And seeing them all together as adults was so good, this episode had me loving Shirley a bit more and feeling for Luke. So anyway, thanks for giving us great content, can't wait for the next one

[@ShockinglyAverageApex]

Amazing episode. There are only about 4 takes in this whole episode which is insane, Even more insane when they do it with the children actors. The acting is phenomenal

[@superguttazombi801]

I can't even begin to imagine how Luke is feeling. It must feel like a part of him died.

[@dalton6173]

This show and this ep in particular has raised the bar for how something like this should be made.

[@dragos-lucian]

One fucking take, that whole thing, man, one take. It's mental. The choreography for the cameramen was written in the script. The whole episode consisted of 5 takes. They gotta win something for this. They definitely deserve it.

[@Dnani000]

Yes finally! Love your reactions !

[@Chrisnatal1979]

I love your reactions your feelings are so real. This show is great and ugh I hope there's another season coming

[@caseyb.1259]

No shame, love. I cried during every single episode; you are a beautiful person. Hang on to that empathy!!

[@RoxanaGark]

I'm crying right now. This episode is so perfect!

[@XinCya]

I really love your react on this series. You realized the things one by one, just like I did on my first watch. Not trying to predict things too much and really feels all the atmosphere of the film, not pretending. Great jobs

[@jeffeffinalastname895]

It's not weakness to weep. Not when you have run the journey that takes one to the understanding that the scene was trying to import. When well done, a show can draw you in and give you the feels. This show is ALL THE FEELS. I cannot WAIT for you to watch the rest of this show. I've watched this, and "The OA" twice - only ones I have. Simply great cinema

[@hellojilly]

I know I’m really late to this shabang, but I respect and admire you for feeling every moment of this show and just letting it consume you. It’s a great one and I relate to how you felt while watching this so much!

[@reeseslightning11]

This was so heartbreaking to watch unfold. The family realizing that the only light in their world was gone is just devastating. Young Nell is just too precious and really just blows it away in those twin scenes. It's a gut puncher for sure.

[@scifigeek14]

this episode is for sure one of the best. those one takes are amazing. another one of my personal faves is the 2nd to last episode. So look forward to that one.

[@oOscarymvsbOo]

I just watched all your reactions to Haunting of Hill house and realized this was the most recent one, I can't wait to see your reaction to the rest of the season. Ugh this episode get me every time especially the last lines they're so heart-wrenching, and the score really add to the tone so much, its amazing horror but it's also so emotional.

[@damedeviant1388]

I’m grateful to see someone as devastated as I was watching this show. I was weeping in every episode and my husband was like a stone 😂

[@b_v1]

literally i remember watching this ep and trying so hard not to cry, honestly so fkn depressing, makes you want to treat your family better

[@jmwild1]

Netflix has a great featurette on the making of this episode. Some of what you said about the camera movements, especially through Hill House, were basically what they did.

[@missnyrap]

You're so good at figuring this stuff out. They literally only did 4 takes for this episode. I saw something where the cast was talking about it.

[@mohanicus]

fantastic episode... the ending was heartbreaking aswell... but ive seen the making of this episode and cast interviews... the camera work in this episode was absolutely amazing... literally made in one or two shots... that's extremely hard to do... to move the sets about when the actors are in a particular room and have the cast ready on markers cause if it is mistimed the whole thing is fucked and they have to go all over again.... was so well made....great reaction sith as always.. keep it up man... you should check out the making of this episode its on youtube... well worth a look. 👍👍👍

[@BubbaJohn_]

Another really good reaction. Love your reactions, man.

[@katkatattack7787]

Found your videos through this show. I’m a fan now and subscribed! Keep making these.

[@garbhanboyle16]

Man, love your reactions. The nervous laughter gets me every time.

[@_lunamoth]

The ending made me cry so much it's so sad honestly

[@mickribz3963]

I think I legit cried more during your reaction of this episode than both times watching it before. Goddamn man, this show is just incredible.

[@jessbelen1492]

I cried so much with this episode. I still do even when I watch reactions.

[@msbookgal]

You truly have the best reactions to this show.

[@michelleroberson6834]

Ok so the laugh/giggles are too fucking adorable! I smile every time you laugh!

[@JenyceGArt]

Yes! I thought of Scream immediately after he said “I’ll be right back.” 😆

[@mrjdgibbs]

The show works because we're so emotionally connected to the characters. This episode was a real tear-jerker. It's right in the middle and it's kind of the heart of the series.

[@belinda35_77]

This ep fucked me up! It was all shot in 4 takes, incredible writing, filming and acting! Luke and Nell break my heart!! Thanks Sith 💜

[@DeannaDcb]

I absolutely love your reactions and how you show your emotions .... pausing to give thoughts👍👍....24 min was the longest shot of the episode absolutely amazing!!!

[@Indiegirl007]

My dude, we were all crying. I was in the kitchen cooking dinner while watching this episode, and I had to stop. It's just too much.

[@sian1000]

Amazing reaction as always

[@leadvendor]

Your face with the little fella in the wheelchair was pretty much mine when I saw this episode for the first time. XD

[@kristinebaroa1564]

Someone posted this on tumblr for ep 5 and now I need to watch all your reaction vids. Love your reactions, you, and your lazy tuxedo kitty :)

[@neonoires]

This episode was done with 4 or 5 long shots (the longest was 17 minutes) which is insane. I also love how the mistakes and minor flubs were kept in. Like how Hugh stepped on a piece of the chandelier and how sometimes the cast might stumble over their words. When Theo fell, it was also a mistake that was kept in. No one broke character and Mike Flanagan said that they treated it like a play. They'd have rehearsals and then they'd just go for it. The mistakes make it feel more authentic. Also Nellie at the end had me in tears too, it's definitely an emotional episode. Mike Flanagan did an awesome thread on this episode on twitter that you should check out... maybe after the show, I can't remember if there's spoilers but it's good: twitter.com/flanaganfilm/status/1059105688541118464

[@xbree_]

You have no dislikes, facts these are awesome videos. This show is also such a pleasant surprise. Edit: Thank you for the ❤️ I’m super happy I found your channel

[@simosallam3948]

More! More! More!

[@manson9489]

Awesome reaction man, this episode all hit us in the feels. This was my favorite episode of the show and I was looking forward to see your reaction so much, wasn't disappointed. When you'll be done with the show you should watch this episode's making of, it's short but it shows you how they managed to get the "one-takes" and everything, that's really impressive. It's called " The Haunting of Hill House | Featurette: The Making Of Episode 6 ". (Oh and at 9:59 they actually really lowered down the cameraman with a sort of lift, you'll see :)

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

Ok, probably a bit late commenting, but I do need to pass my thoughts on for consideration as Im pretty impressed with this whole show and Ep 6 in particular. 1) the entire interior set of Hill House and the Harris funeral home was built conjoined, before filming of even the first episode started, just so Mike Flanagan could get one single transition shot in one single episode. 2) the entire conjoined set was a maze of hidden passages and hidey holes so cast and crew could move around unseen when off camera. 3) yes, they built an elevator so the cameraman could do a smooth transition between the two storeys, and then the crew had to hide the rig and themselves in about ten seconds before the camera swung back. 4) they halted filming for a month, rehearsed twice a day six days a week, with fifteen cast and thirty crew, before turning a single reel. 5) the only CGI used was the shattering windows, and that was for safety. 6) there were no hidden cuts, the only cuts were the ones we see. 7) these technical achievements are vastly impressive old-school film making at its best. And yet, overriding all this effort and rehearsal and intense work, the one thing everyone will remember is the final static shot of Nell standing beside her casket and saying “None of you could see me. No-one could see me.” Seriously, this script was cruel.

[@valentinogal781]

Dude!! i was feeling your reactions. I was i tears too.

[@lewissharman9400]

im so ready to watch this even though its late af and I got a presentation in college tomorrow

[@yuminkitano1367]

i love your reaction... i watched this ep. during midnight and i was really trying not to sob bec. the walls are thin and other boarders would hear me T_T the struggle is real!!! damn!! still got chills!

[@mbowlin07]

Love your reactions. Now im going to have to watch all the shows you're watching and watch your reactions to them. Mad respect to you!

[@BangTanPrettiNikki]

Love you Sith!! Such an genuine AMAZING reaction buddy!! ❤️😘