THE PLATFORM 2 (2024) Explained

[@professor_lembach]

Just watched the whole 30 minute dissertation and still have no clue what's going on except food goes down a prison hole.

[@fulltimeslackerii8229]

That’s cuz his videos are more of a summary rather than an ending explained

[@simbamandi3545]

because it is recap and not an explanation

[@thatevilchicken]

Same I literally have no idea what happened even after watching the whole vieeo

[@ianmcgeehan4627]

I can explain it quick. It's like this

[@blubmuz]

@@simbamandi3545 the title says 'Platfrom 2 explained'. But yeah, it actually is more like a recap.

[@b-rye428]

Can't wait for "The Platform 3 : the quest for more unanswered questions. "

[@jrgrimm6091]

Platform 4: the search for more money

[@biancalord488]

Platform 5: The Final sharing of food

[@helix8462]

Yeah I really hate these types of movies Ones that are too busy smelling their own philosophical symbolic farts to actually tell a story And the symbolic philosophical stuff is dog shit. I'm actually expected to give a shit about this bland commentary on, (wait for it)... Socialism! (And capitalism in the first movie) You could've at least told me a good story along with all your big brain esoteric philosophical symbolism Like the philosophical shit was interesting at all

[@Oriana_leung]

🤣🤣The comments~

[@Zeronightmarefox]

What annoys me the most is that there's no way in hell that table could feed the entire prison, even if the prison was at half capacity (333 floors, 2 people each, 666 people, oh look the devil number.)

[@bwendure94]

Maybe management purposefully leaves out meals of those on the lower levels. Sowing discord and distrust among the residents as those further down never get their food, leading them to believe someone higher up ate it. Then, when the roles get reversed, if they survive, they do eat others' meals.

[@112523]

​@@bwendure94 in both movies there's a big ass pie or cake looking food in the middle. I highly doubt someone would pick such a thing as a daily meal.

[@khxliakhxlia3605]

Why wouldnt someone if its their favorite thing?​@@112523

[@Callmecoco16]

Actually it’s 665 people because on floor 333 it’s only one person(a kid). I get where you was going but this wasn’t it

[@Hijkla]

It rarely reaches 70+

[@karite2]

The problem with Platform 2 for me is how it tries to touch on what's really going on but never actually gives you enough to help piece it together. It feels like it's a fucked up social experiment but there has to be more to it than just that. Makes me assume we're getting a Platform 3 that might follow the main characters of both movies starting at the bottom of the pit.

[@aryandguy]

definitely. I feel like the bottom is more just an afterlife for everyone who tried to make some change though. The girl looked way too chill for being trapped at the bottom for a year

[@DannyDirector]

It’s a prequel

[@Chungowumbo]

Well technically it is a social experiment remember these people chose to go there

[@DeeNSRT]

I’m not sure that’ll be entirely possible as the bottom of the pit is supposed to be an interpretation or representation of death itself, as in all who are seen down there in both movies have already died, even goreng in the first and the woman in the second. which is why the big guy who set himself ablaze and the armless woman is seen amongst the “living” crowd of people at the pits bottom surrounding her and the kid. the subliminals and metaphors make both the movies quite literally impossible to “read” or understand which is why I enjoy them both for the movie itself rather the in depth lore and true purpose of them because it doesn’t fully add up to something or truly come together just yet. For one, if the second is a prequel why is there no mention of the former messiah or anointed ones, and that there have been kids in the pit before, even sent up to the top not only that but if the events of 2 take place before one how was goreng at the very bottom of the pit before 2s main character, the more you think about the things of both movies the less it makes sense and the more it takes away from the experience of the movie

[@Dradeeus]

Both the movies kinda end in sending children up, which I think is supposed to represent the fact that despite everything, despite the fact we know how things turn out, we still continue to have kids and send them into the world we created. Dunno if that's supposed to be dark or hopeful.

[@newhavencon-py5yy]

There is no action so noble it would move everyone and relying on honor is a fool's gambit.

[@johanalejandrocazadordepin7225]

nah, this is stup1d.

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

A metaphor for sustainability perhaps?

[@suviidesu]

Dark, having kids nowadays is expensive

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

@@suviidesuit’s more about the fact we have children while knowing we are decimating this planet and bringing them into a world where they will have to fight for resources and live in a dark unknown future.

[@ItzRicoBaby]

Glad somebody understood this because I sure didn’t

[@Perri-F]

How long you been watching bro and still can’t break down a movie?

[@Perri-F]

Not talking shit just wondering

[@pineapplecsc7717]

@@Perri-F no you were talking shit lol

[@ItzRicoBaby]

@@Perri-F I watched the movie. the time frame was weird and I didn’t read the donquixote book the first one was based off of. If you understood of why are you watching and explanation of it?

[@TheSCPStudio]

@@pineapplecsc7717nah man. Sometimes the truth just hurts. It’s genuinely a simple movie to understand tbh. Especially considering the first one.

[@LMonty10]

They teased there's flesh-eating monsters at the very bottom but when she arrived it was just regular people to greet her. Defs assuming she dead 💀

[@ihdiinnotime]

Yh I thought they was teasing crazy sadistic cannibal/rabid humans as well ha.

[@wessltov]

Since the room assignments are randomized every month, wouldn't those monsters also get mixed in at the higher levels eventually?

[@DeeNSRT]

Apparently the very bottom of the pit is a representation of death which would explain how the old guy with the knife was speaking to goreng then totally disappeared toward the end of 2 and yea the movie makes no sense in certain areas, as you said they acted as if there were monstrous cannibals at the bottom then showed a crowd of people standing near a fire as if they were un civil people lost to their situation down there then showed them as ghost like hallucinations of some sort I feel like Tp3 will most likely be another mystery grab

[@nathangaspacio6128]

@@ihdiinnotime As the video was going I kept thinking when they got to the bottom there would be a bunch of answers then looked and there was like 4 minutes left. I thought the children were just symbolism and speaking to how it is human nature even in purest form to act selfishly but they tried to tie it in with the actual plot somehow and it didnt work, nor did the attempt to tie in the first movie.

[@tommydevito8235]

Hate how it leaves you with more questions than answers just like the first movie

[@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth]

Not really. Stop being dumb.

[@slipknotron1626]

3rd?

[@thejustinsteffan]

Good

[@ALifeInVegas]

That’s the directors point

[@scottstevens129]

I actually like the mysterious aura of the movie

[@MajimaBestYakuzaaa]

Never take a man’s pizza 😤

[@corpsexbride]

Never take a woman’s plums 😤

[@SLU75888]

​@@corpsexbridef those plums

[@LS-od5kf]

The first one was amazing. The second just had me so confused about what I watched. Nothing really connected to the first with the ML’s. Having the old man come back was brilliant but outside of that it was so confusing. I was hoping number 2 was going to be the collapse of the platform

[@GS1vqx2]

Maybe its a weird coincidence, but a lot of the names here have a strange Indonesian / Malay word relation. For example Sahabat = Friend Perempuan = Woman Dagin Babi = Pork Meat Goreng = Fry the others no idea, but strange coincidence

[@davinbasanta6839]

Terimagasi \ terimakasih = thankyou Kekasih = gf/bf

[@Heyoupally]

Its like an obvious foreshadowing... thanks

[@Anon-jg7uj]

Yeah, I noticed that too.

[@Rynergee]

Oh interesting. Thanks for pointing it out

[@Hijkla]

I also noticed that when perempuan introduced her name.. And it reminds me of the first movie. I thought it was just common spanish(?) name maybe (because idk, just a guess I'm Indonesian) Then sahabat, kekaseh, dagin babi, Terimakasi come up.. Well

[@ihdiinnotime]

For some people confused about the timeline & how the guy from the 1st movie turns up at the end of this movie: The platform 2 is a prequel, it tricks you into thinking it is a sequel due to the Messiah (who you think is the guy from 1st movie & the system in place is the one he created, but its not, thats the twist The problem is people getting confused when he turns up at the end.. Well its because its a flashforward timeskip. After she reaches the bottom, leaves the knife guy alone the knife guy gets a new cell mate (guy from 1st movie) 1st movie takes place while she gets comfy in the basement, them meeting at the end is a timeskip after he completes the 1st movies events.

[@SLU75888]

Bro they're all dead

[@ihdiinnotime]

@@SLU75888 That is a possibility. Amongst others.

[@cooljoegaming2.07]

They paranormal activity 2 us

[@FederalBureauOfInternet]

How did that many people survive in that basement when people after 150 hardly get any food.

[@Allystargirl]

This is how I interpreted it, the ending of both movies seems to symbolize afterlife, they are dead down there, so time doesn’t make sense there, it’s perfectly plausible that they meet in the afterlife like that after gorrengs time in the pit

[@charliegonzo6258]

Just choose Nutraloaf as your food. Nobody’s stealing that, you can be on level 300 and it will still be untouched!

[@SkeleSukei]

Pros: You get to live Cons: You have to eat Nutraloaf

[@kanyenorth2605]

Lmao

[@AllyourBase3]

This movie did NOT need a sequel

[@gareththorn4356]

This movie is a sequel.

[@finnfiasco]

@@gareththorn4356hush now, you know what they meant ❤️

[@pralayaryan]

its not a sequal, its a prequel.

[@moneyjump22]

The movie shouldn’t even exist in the first place

[@YouTubeDweller8008]

Socialism gets criticized and suddenly we're not happy anymore hahaha get f'd

[@JazzParrott]

Finally! I've been waiting for you to do a video on this. This movie left me with more questions than answers.

[@MajimaBestYakuzaaa]

I liked the movie but the ending is confusing af. Glad there’s an explanation

[@AjaxOutlaw]

This is how I found out they made a second one!

[@BurgermanForever-nh2vp]

Me too lol

[@WizdaVision]

Patiently waiting for FoundFlix videos on Terrifier 3 and V/H/S Beyond.

[@tirado637]

Exactly 💯💯

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

True and real

[@edchanful]

daddys head, its what inside, house of spoils, cuckoo, caddo lake, never let go, in violent nature, strange darling, azrael, the substance, hold your breath, salems lot LOL

[@hardnoc9342]

Came here to say this

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

Yes!

[@privatepenguin8291]

This is really the Bioshock 2 of the Platform. I think it makes sense if we interpret this all as a form of social experiment or test to start off with. This place might be Hell, might be some virtual sim, might be something stranger still - but I don't think it's purely physical. The zero-g, the lost daughter plotline, the way the platform floats, the number of people that survive without eating for long periods of time, and eyeless dude being a daredevil type menace. After watching the first and this recap, I can appreciate how the movie is a metaphor and a conversation with its audience. But looking at it literally feels like a concept from the other side of the black mirror - like a digital punishment scenario.

[@muunhead]

There was nothing in the 2 movies to indicate that it was "digital"... Wonder what makes you (and others) think that? If it were a simulation, there wouldn't have been a need for masked men floating in 0-g to dispose of anything or physically reposition the survivors while they're passed out...

[@ka-boom2083]

What does bioshock have to do with this

[@WhenTheAdEnds]

The Ad Begins At 15:03, And Ends At 17:11.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Thank you. Not one but two sponsors😂

[@Simply_better22343]

Fucking insane, goddamn.

[@maxkid5]

Great snipe

[@RealBradMiller]

​@@Simply_better22343Wow, insane that you can't sit through, or even skip through, two minutes. You must have such a soft life. Imagine having a name like simply_better and just being absolutely foul.

[@hmxbox]

Anyone upset about ads is a spoil brat. Content doesn’t come for free clowns.

[@BranBranXD]

It’s the prequel, there are several characters here that were in the first one!

[@moxiemaxie3543]

And? It created more questions

[@alilarhdiri9666]

Also a sequel because the Messiah is the guy from the first part

[@nono-jm2ir]

@@alilarhdiri9666nuh uh it was a different ine

[@alilarhdiri9666]

@@nono-jm2ir Then why was the character from part one at the bottom?

[@alilarhdiri9666]

@@nono-jm2ir They literally hugged at the end and the fact that there was so many people at the bottom means they have all been sending kids to lvl 0 and staying there. In part one it was empty, the Messiah was first

[@yobateas]

He calls himself a mathematician and stopped at imaginary numbers. That’s highschool math 😭😭

[@lL338]

Wasn't he lying?

[@LoneWolf-wu6yn]

Oh my. That's when I quit. Lol.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

It wasn't just 'imaginary numbers". It's more complex. It doesn't technically exist in the boundaries of math but he wanted to find it anyway. Drove himself crazy

[@johanalejandrocazadordepin7225]

​@@moxiemaxie3543regardless that's stup1d. Complex numbers aren't that hard. The only thing this shows is that the writers are stup1d

[@deveusdude]

Dude said later he was a liar so that's how I explained that

[@Cangeltibon]

Only note is that it wasn’t tackling socialism, it was closer to theocracy or cultism, top down structures, charismatic leaders, rules for thee but not for me etc… and then all the overt religious symbolism towards the end. They can’t really put socialism or communism in platform metaphor, maybe dropping everyone on an isolated island

[@TheBayzent]

Actually they can, make the same film but make the platform to never have food on any level. Bam, everybody starves, instant socialism.

[@Cangeltibon]

@@TheBayzent lol No, what you just described would be individualism.

[@Allystargirl]

I was also NOT expecting this movie to be that good, or expand on the story as much!! I was VERY pleasantly surprised, the religious, political, and socioeconomic themes were extra present, and the misdirection that goreng from the first movie is possibly the “messiah” but at the end we learn it’s a prequel! It was really neat. I enjoyed it :))

[@B3llyk0]

You can kinda imply it’s a prequel cause of Trimagasi, how i love that old man

[@ps2gamer350]

It took me halfway through the movie to make me realize that this was a prequel LOL

[@ihdiinnotime]

Yh it fooled a lot of people & unfortunately even when they revealed it was a prequel a lot of people still didn't realize. Due to the flashforward of the guy from 1st movie turning up.

[@NotTzeentch]

That’s right. The food goes in the square hole.

[@YouTubeDweller8008]

Another sad NPC that can't break free of the Socialist programming... Sad.

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

Hilarious 😆 The ads are for Door Dash, Uber Eats and Popeyes 😂😂😂

[@hichaelhyers]

😂😂

[@AllfatherBlack]

whoever wrote these two Platform movies... they know how to actually terrify me

[@smartinez7401]

so 666 total people, was there even 666 meals on that tiny table?

[@savsgaming1015]

So you’re telling me there’s food for over 600 people on the platform?

[@johanalejandrocazadordepin7225]

Exactly, it is impossible to create a good system in the first place because the platform itself doesn't have enough food for everyone. Honestly the writing in both films is kinda bad so I don't if this is intentional or not

[@aduckofsomesort]

No it’s not telling you that, and that’s the point.

[@Sarinleigh]

If everyone takes one bite, I think everyone can it

[@carolinaumana30]

I watched the first movie and this one! I really liked the connection!!

[@osulationhit2130]

the movie scenes are very good, but the story seriously confusing.

[@kittyvicious6960]

This is the best explanation video so far. Your first video on the first movie was also my favorite!😊

[@davidmarvy6788]

He didn't explain anything. He just gave a summary of the movie

[@nissan_skyline]

What are you talking about. He's explaining what's going on in each scene and gives his take on the what the movie/ending seems to be about at 30:06

[@almightyswizz]

@@nissan_skylinebeautiful 60 seconds of analysis

[@zuz713]

ad end at 17:10

[@ThisIsWellMalik]

Thanks

[@Wwisp]

It sucked to see this film getting dragged so much. I feel most of the negativity came from people wanting a fan service sequel that expanded upon the origin and lore of the prison. The exploration of different societal systems and concepts within the context of the platform was ultimately a much more interesting direction, although the last 3rd of the film was hard to follow, reminded me of Jodorowsky.

[@kanyenorth2605]

This movie seemed like fan service though if your gonna do own thing do that but they shoehorn it to relate to the first and gives so many plot holes because of it

[@justgo_with_itdear]

That marvel snap sponsor was crazy, i actually love that game

[@rosemarywilliams9969]

Some sort of purgatory may be saving the children because they're like the most innocent🙆

[@waitup-5198]

Eating rice and beans while watching this.

[@drewgoin8849]

Yum! Red beans or pinto beans?

[@chucklebutt4470]

eating some sloppy puss while reading the comments gluggluguguglug

[@tylesialanders994]

I love your videos, I been waiting on this one! Thank you ❤

[@Frostgnaw]

Kinda sounds like the director tried to be all big-brain with the timing and how long people were in the prison, but to me it sounds like they aren't capable of keeping their ducks in a row.

[@anthonyjames7676]

I didn’t know there was a part two until now. Thank you lol

[@AesirUnlimited]

The whole thing about this prison that the only problem is the distribution of the food. If every floor had its own separate food delivery, then everyone would be fed. But because the distribution method itself is flawed, people go hungry.

[@Sarinleigh]

Remember this is a prison, so they want people to die

[@jerezarethcorrea6635]

The very first thing that came to mind was when she cut loose from the corpse pile and was hiding behind the wall, she was saying “i need to scape”… at the same time she recalls the interview with her saying ““ if i could to back in time and save him”… i need to scape, save him… SAVE HIM!” And bam!, makes the decision to save the boy, That was her redemption, bc remember she told the interviewer she wanted time in the hole to forgive herself. Then she hit her head and Oh well. She’s dead and all what’s after that bummer “rescue” is her afterlife. Damn this movie is full of clues and human analogies. So glad they thought well through many details left unseen in the first movie. They definitely left the door open for pre/sequels, or should I say, platform ? Either way, it was great Movie Timestamp reference 1:24:20

[@wessltov]

I agree with your conclusion. To me, the movies together are saying you can't change the world, so do right by yourself just like everyone else

[@MickeyPrice]

Goreng could end up being the new messiah and the cycle continues

[@GundamDRose]

Finally caught this close to post. Can you do Pans Labyrinth??please👉🏾👈🏾

[@chr1s415]

The girl dies in the human world and her spirit goes to the spirit story world. It's pretty self explanatory

[@Makafushigi]

@@chr1s415I’ve only looked at the trailer, but your synopsis makes me feel like I’ve seen the whole thing.

[@chr1s415]

@@Makafushigi it's still a great watch but I'm glad I saved you some time lol

[@GundamDRose]

@@chr1s415I hope he really does it now, the disrespect to that movie to say “pretty self-explanatory” when it’s a dark fairy tale that the brothers grim would approve. Not very demure or very mindful smh

[@chr1s415]

@@GundamDRose I've seen the movie and I love it. The point of his channel is to explain and recap movies, so if you wanted to film to get more exposure perhaps you could have been clearer with your intentions instead of saying for him to explain the movie and even then why would you want someone to watch a recap instead of experiencing it themselves. Pan labyrinth is a great film that deserves to be watched so people can enjoy its magic.

[@Kroggnagch]

I love this channel... been binging it for days and nights now, even rewatching episodes I've already seen because they're just that good.😊

[@TheLocomono9]

Ok I think I know the key piece you missed. One big theme of don quixote is the madness of the character and how the story is at least somewhat unreliable. Apply this to the protagonist of the first film, where his madness of a situation makes it self established with how he believes himself a hero in a broken system while not being able to see the full picture. I think the implication is that his sons murder was catalyst and his answer of why are you entering this place to get a degree is proof of the guys madness.

[@daradacro23]

this has gotta be some form of purgatory that exists in a digital realm. not full on afterlife but like one of those sci fi shows where peoples minds are locked away in VR and a hour in real life passes but its been a month or year in the VR world. that would make sense why the one dude is sent to learn discipline but others are there for other reasons or even longer. and other events like people being swapped around so fast and efficiently.

[@chucklebutt4470]

The best version of that I've seen was the one where the people put inside the VR prisons are forced to drive "autonomous" taxis and they are punished with pain if they screw up. But from their POV it's just a game and not IRL. Oh yeah, it was Captain Laserhawk! That shit is tight.

[@muunhead]

If it were digital, she wouldn't have had to secretly witness how they discarded of the bodies during "the interval" or anything that followed after that

[@CJ-wh7ik]

​@@muunheadwhy not? If it's a simulation then they can also simulate something like that.

[@muunhead]

@@CJ-wh7ik for what reason?

[@matlix224]

explanation? no commentary? yes

[@jackmarcham1144]

I don't know if I agree that this is a criticism of socialism... It seems more like State Capitalism to me. There's a stratified hierarchy in the society, with an ultimate ruling class who dole out the food and establish the rules that the people must follow. When someone breaks a rule, only people above can enforce the law (which they do through violence) much like a police force enforcing the state law through violence. The religious aspect also aligns with the rules, which represents a state religion, unlike a secular socialist politics.

[@Oriana_leung]

11:30 😱. 14:00 😡. 22:10Little Nightmares game. 22:40 Wow! 25:10 🤣. 27:30 😨. 29:20 🥰. 30:15 😢.

[@benchtalks5649]

Did not expect a marvel snap ad

[@ashleysartattack5600]

So some of the obvious themes here are capitalism, communism, and dictatorships. Also, religion driving people’s decision making skills and anarchy. Some people were saying that they believe the Platform is a version of Hell or purgatory. Which makes sense to me because Tremagasi did die in the first movie, although, it seems like he never dies. Maybe when you die in the platform, you just wake up on another level?🤷‍♀️ So it’s like Groundhog Day. Them saying about the child that it’s their turn now; clearly was about setting up a better or worse world for the future. I.e. “Children are our future.” Idk why people arent mentioning that there are 333 floors. So there are 666 people. Which further proves this is a form of hell. Also, platforms levels isn’t a stretch from Dante’s Inferno. Maybe you end up in lower levels depending on how bad your crimes were in real life. Purgatory theory seems plausible too. The no gravity scene makes me think this is the astral plane. And some people could be there to accomplish things they couldn’t in waking life. Like maybe Dagin Bobby always wanted to be the leader of a revolution. Those are my thoughts for now. Edit: About the timeline, I did go back and watch the first movie afterwards. And I noticed something interesting. This isnt a different set of people as the first movie. It’s the same set of people and we know this because the platform also has the same exact foods on it. The same cake, snails, panna cotta, etc. so people keep going back and forth about which movie came first. I think it simply is all happening at the same time. You’re just seeing it from the perspective of different characters on different levels this time. I even wondered briefly if Gerang WAS Dagin Bobbi? Like he lived so long that the hero became the enemy trope?

[@liquidsunshine697]

Watched the first one a mad dose of mushrooms was an insane experience

[@user-nj3jt3vm7c]

PLEASE DO SMILE 2 NEXT!!!

[@RayanaRobinson]

Maybe the “degree” Goreng was trying to earn wasn’t an actual paper copy degree. Maybe it was to learn, ascend, to graduate and reach another level spiritually

[@Sarinleigh]

So what happens if you dont save the kid ( you dont let the kid go up pn the platform but you do instead). Clearly everyone sent the kidcup. Maybe they use The "save the kid" to prevent people from getting on the platform and escaping to the top.

[@brianyoung1934]

It makes sense that Miharu worked at the administration. It’s the only reason he knew a child was on floor 333 to continually go down to and feed in the first. It wasn’t her child, but she knew they put children there. I don’t believe Goreng is Ps ex boyfriend though, I don’t know why I’d guess brother. P killed her ex boyfriends son, don’t think he’d be exactly so thrilled to see her 😭

[@B3llyk0]

I inferred it was his ex, but i suppose he went there to find answers, either from her or himself, i am sure only prisoners go there. instead he goes there for a degree? That’s either a lie or he came willingly knowing what the platform is before hand. And even then idk if my theory is correct, this movie is something to rewatch definitely

[@Dirty_Hobo]

I enjoyed the first one way more than the second one i did like that we saw some characters from the first one.

[@streetsiswatching9660]

Perfect timing as usual

[@NovanAjiSaputra]

I Personaly tought by many Indonesian words used in the film, it's kinda mocking Indonesian goverment system, go find about Soeharto, Order, and the fall of him and "freedom" started.

[@NovanAjiSaputra]

Goreng = Fried, Perempuan = Female, Sahabat = Best Friend, Daging Babi = Pork Meat, etc the name are Indonesian words, and watching this are recalling out gov system, we have freedom but at what cost?

[@HOLLAifYouFEARme]

“Leaving her to be destroyed on the way down” 🤦🏾‍♂️🤣

[@bibo9013]

I WAS WAITING FOR YOUR VIDEOOO

[@Makafushigi]

Was not expecting the marvel snap sponsorship

[@diedfamous]

Digging the new thumbnail style

[@eruuukfrosty4718]

been waiting for this you goated man

[@Scrabble12]

If you’re only allowed one item and he chose his lighter, why does he have a razor for shaving?

[@johanalejandrocazadordepin7225]

bad writters

[@chucklebutt4470]

Maybe it was in his prison wallet

[@nonhmusic4570]

The razor comes with the room, its present on the 1st movie too

[@quantum9964]

Yes was waiting for you to cover this one!

[@bballstar30]

So glad you’re doing this my favorite recap channel

[@StalxD]

I though this was a sequel until seeing the guy with his knife

[@kellyresetco2640]

Can you do the 2014 film Time Lapse!!! Directed by Bradley King, that would be immaculate!

[@Keplxr]

Honestly if it had a different director, different plot, different setting, different actors, different story, different theme, different message, and a different genre, it would've been a good movie

[@mannyR8]

You should retitle this video to "I talk the plot of the movie from start to finish and explain nothing"

[@soliniv1411]

😂😂😂😂

[@cameroncoyle5506]

I didn't think it was the same facility from the first film until Trimagasi showed up. But I liked the film, it's not as good as the first and not sure the main characters having a direct connection made sense. Films like these don't need to answer everything, having questions after it ends leaves more to be explored.

[@sheenawilliams3672]

I've been waiting for you to do a video on this film. I watched both parts and this one left me completely in the dark!

[@jorobinson1219]

What I got out of it was send the meteor because everything sucks all the time....

[@inku6257]

Every since the movie came out I was waiting for you to post it

[@GLaZeDDoHNuTz]

So when they are in zero G, how is everyone stable in their beds? They strap them down? So then they unstrap themselves when they wake up? What about the people all the way at the bottom? Do they all have beds that they get strapped into?

[@regan9851]

Great stuff dude

[@chiefbeeeef]

Been waiting for this! Literally checked yesterday to see if it was out yet

[@gerettdiamond]

Crazy how this ended up being a prequel

[@riarealness]

This movie was all over the place! Thanks for explaining it but it’s still too confusing 😂😂

[@GrapeCheez2]

I really thought the big scary pizza loving guy was going to be evil & try to eat her or assault her. Surprisingly he was a teddy bear.

[@Bread-nx9fo]

I liked the first and second movie but man the endings are confusing, did see some characters from the first one though so it’s a nice tie in prequel

[@carlosnegron4316]

Great job

[@Sarinleigh]

I think the kid represents a reset. Then the next person goes down and die. If the kid is the message to the administrators up top, they would of stopped the program after they saw the first kid, the second kid and so forth. This makes me believe there are no kids. The kids we see on 333 is a visual representation of starting the program over.

[@absurdwordslearns]

10:00 Bro we learned about imaginary numbers in 9th grade 😂

[@drdmx]

Im interested in your take on Beezel! I thoroughly enjoyed it, and want you to do a video on it!

[@marshallbernarte8216]

What kind of food do you like? Orders an entire cow cooked rare

[@jennridgeway7357]

Omg thank you, the ending just completely lost me 😂

[@e.b.4379]

The Platform 2 is actually a prequel taking place before The Platform!!

[@protectork9831]

This movies makes lost show look coherent masterpiece

[@FreddieLane9001]

This movie went over my head lol thank u for the breakdown!

[@smilinmadman]

Waited for this lmao. You're how I heard about the first one.

[@n64danny21]

I can’t stand how the platform moves without propulsion, I want them to make a 3rd movie called The First Platform where it goes up and down in a realistic way

[@aduckofsomesort]

The whole thing is a metaphor It’s not a piece of realism

[@ayylmao___]

Can you do one on don’t turn out the lights

[@anthonyn131]

been hearing about the new salem’s lot thats on max, would be cool to see a explained on that or the 70’s version

[@henz3458]

As much as I love mystery movies and in media. I HAVE NO FXKIN IDEA WTF IS GOIN ON IN THAT ENDING!