THE PLATFORM 2 Ending Explained! Connection to THE PLATFORM 1 &

In this video we take a deep dive, review, recap, and breakdown the ending to Netflix's latest sci-fi horror THE PLATFORM 2 a follow up to THE PLATFORM.
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🍔 What did you think of THE PLATFORM 2 and, more importantly, what food are you choosing for it?🍔 THE PLATFORM 1 Ending Explained: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH7PXppjfK9kd8U More Horror Breakdowns: kzbin.info/aero/PLY9KJ1cFVs7i5oOjx21bz-hnkmbeCmU4j

[@Dangard-t3d]

part 2 was a prequel as when she woke up with the old man she gave him the advice " don’t talk to the people above, don’t talk to the people below either " which is what he told his partner during the 1st move

[@mrjjdubvidzofficial3426]

Just done watching this movie.. That's why im here cause i dont know whats the ending so confusing 😂😂😂

[@dragbt6728]

Same I have no idea what happened haha

[@zaimandin9467]

Same here 😂

[@streetrealz]

Hahahaha Waste of it tf

[@pumay28]

I'm sure that's the point? Just keep people asking questions and come back for the next one

[@soulglo45]

Prequel

[@sedrickalcantara9588]

At first I thought this movie was a proper sequel. I thought they had developed so far ahead from the first movie that they now have religion, and established an order to keep people fed. I was so saddenned to see the old man from the first movie and realize this was a prequel, that this (albeit temultuous) order would not last and eventually decay into the anarchy of the first movie.

[@sebapond]

The cycle of "sharing" and "egoism" must had happened many times before either of both movies. Remember that in the first movie the protagonist 's"cellmate" begins to stablish a way of setting plates for the people below your level, so in a sense starting the "let us all share cycle again." (this clearly didn't work in the movie, but maybe planted the seeds).

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

They're going to mess up the franchise just the way they did hell razor and saw just made too many and lose the integrity and the message of the movie

[@crysflake]

I don't see how the law would ever last. There are new people coming in every months, no way you can make everyone understand that.

[@FeelingIsHealing]

@@Breeze-gd8wj Yes indeed they will.. but can you see how that's an accurate reflection of the world/society and it's different movements.. they start off with good intentions and a positive message, but always people take it too far and end up becoming the very thing they are trying to get rid of

[@JohnnyWasabi]

100% what i was thinking.

[@Anbuninja840]

each month a kid is put at the very bottom, if that kid survived the whole month by getting a food they beat the whole system.

[@joydeepsonar3468]

Interesting. Maybe that's why in the climax, while the loyalists and barbarians fight and there's no food left till the end of the pit, the kids aren't happily playing anymore. Instead they are fighting to reach the top. And maybe because of that, one kid i.e. the boy is put into the platform. It can also mean if someone succesfully let the kid move up, the kid might survive and come out of the platform. Children are the future.

[@edotensei496]

that's a beautiful explanation i hope you are right .

[@isaiahheap8160]

That’s a great theory

[@Jamiir215]

Well said … good thinking , the youth are known to be innocent and pure

[@HaZeFiT_uA]

Yea makes sense,but 333 platforms there will never comes food down 0.1% chance...imagine how many kids failed died.

[@dragbt6728]

A lot of people here are saying this movie didnt need a sequel but I really enjoyed it

[@littlecloud982]

Its an prequel

[@zakmoton]

I enjoyed it it has such a good idea but misses on allot of what they could have done to skyrocket it. both movies unfortunately but it still has huge potential I want 3.

[@FeelingIsHealing]

It needed another movie to balance it out, kind of shows two of the potentialities of human nature

[@blackboi773]

I enjoyed it but it wasn't satisfying enough

[@HaZeFiT_uA]

​@@blackboi773same,more kills,blood,cannibalism and no happy end 😂

[@akurvaanyadat]

Another example of an interesting concept with potential ruined by bad story. Why make things weird with the gravity? How was she even awake when the pit was filled with gas? Many things just didn't make sense...

[@darwinmunoz8709]

Why leave us with so Many questions? the gravity? the whole point on been in the pit if there nothing to achieve? Are they in hell To begin with? Is she hallucinating the end? They connect the 1st movie with the prequel but why? The first guy went there for a degree, she went in there to forgive herself, so why the connection between movie!soo many questions lol

[@sebapond]

Gravity can be explain with the same concept of them having a platform going up and down a building. (easier to clean and move things too) . And pretty sure that the protagonist of the first film is(was) the boyfriend and the level below 333 must be the afterlife so in a way an hallucination..

[@accessiblebits]

The movie is more to interpreted against real society: 1. Social Inequality The movie represents how wealth, resources, and power are distributed unequally in society. The people at the top floors get plenty of food, while those below receive less or none as the leftovers make their way down. The prisoners’ suffering mirrors real-world issues like poverty, where the lower classes have limited access to basic needs while the upper class benefits disproportionately. 2. Human Nature and Greed The behavior of the prisoners reflects how people, when given access to abundance, tend to overconsume and hoard resources without regard for others. It critiques human selfishness and how, in times of scarcity, individuals may abandon empathy in favor of survival, often turning to brutal measures. 3. Solidarity vs. Individualism The film explores how some characters try to foster solidarity, like Goreng, the protagonist, who seeks to distribute food fairly to all the floors. However, the lack of cooperation from others suggests that achieving collective good is difficult when people are primarily focused on their own needs. This underscores the tension between individualism and the possibility of collective action in solving systemic problems. 4. The Ending’s Ambiguity Without giving too much away, the film's ending leaves room for interpretation. The “message” sent at the end (the child) can symbolize hope, innocence, or even future revolution. It suggests that change is possible but requires sacrifice and the transmission of a clear message to those at the top of the power structure.

[@LS-od5kf]

The connection with both main leads doesn’t make sense and feels forced. The main lead never mentioned having a child nor his any sorrow about losing a kid. It felt like a forced idea. In the first he mentioned he wanted a degree which is why he came. If left little hints in the first about this potential connection then it would have been a perfect lead in. I did like the concept of the old man and her being room mates connecting it to the first. They should have stuck with that idea

[@sebapond]

@@LS-od5kf Yes it was forced but maybe they will link it better with a part 3.

[@OrenTubing]

These kind of bizarre dystopian movies are rarely well explained and offer closure to everything. Reminds me of "cube" series

[@issaeazythomas4735]

6:15 Who tf keeps ordering a Whole Wedding cake and Fully cooked pig?! Shxt makes no sense to be on the platform continuously.

[@bbt7620]

True, but most people's first thing that comes to mind when asked what you'd want is your favorite food. I don't think these people realize how long they are going to be stuck in the platform eating only one thing though.

[@capoeira__]

A WHOLE RAW OCTOPUS!

[@bbt7620]

@capoeira__ Lmao!!! My first thought would be sushi. But yeah a whole octopus is wild

[@SigmaPrime007]

If there are 333 floors, and almost 666 people.. What if each person ordered a fully cooked cow? 666 cows? Far more food then anyone could eat..

[@TheBreathless24]

@@bbt7620 They all knew that they would be a long time in there and the also knew that they'll eat the same food they chose every day. The fat guy says it in the beginning when he's at the interview. "Am i going to get my pizza every day? Because if i don't get it every day, i'm going to be very angry..". What they didn't know, was that this wasn't exactly hotel room service... 😂😂

[@twieg]

as a malay speaking person watching these movie it feel weird for them to have name like goreng = fried perempuan = girl/female kekasih = lover trimagasi (terima kasih) = thank you daging babi = pig meat/pork

[@supergoku8619]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@giocatic7610]

I also wonder why they used it, cause it seems deliberate. I am Indonesian, so pretty much the same for me

[@unknowntyrant1005]

It's because the director himself got the name inspiration from Indonesia. I'm Malaysian and this is confirmed by the director himself in an interview.

[@tedialfiansyah4299]

Because the director knows the market 😂

[@keyg8]

as Indonesian, I chuckled everytime they said it even when in serious setting I can't take it seriously 😂

[@CineMints]

I think A third Movie would be great!

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

They need an answer questions instead of creating more questions They probably have a third movie but will they mess up the franchise like Saw Hellraiser There are so many movies that didn't need an additional movie like drag me to hell I'm so glad they didn't make a sequel because they could have messed it up the integrity the message of the movie

[@hasan2anik]

after wathcing the movie...coudnt understand the finishing...thought i would watch your video to understand it....but still havent understood...even you havent...

[@politicallyincorrect2564]

😂😂

[@accessiblebits]

Here is your answer: 1. Social Inequality The movie represents how wealth, resources, and power are distributed unequally in society. The people at the top floors get plenty of food, while those below receive less or none as the leftovers make their way down. The prisoners’ suffering mirrors real-world issues like poverty, where the lower classes have limited access to basic needs while the upper class benefits disproportionately. 2. Human Nature and Greed The behavior of the prisoners reflects how people, when given access to abundance, tend to overconsume and hoard resources without regard for others. It critiques human selfishness and how, in times of scarcity, individuals may abandon empathy in favor of survival, often turning to brutal measures. 3. Solidarity vs. Individualism The film explores how some characters try to foster solidarity, like Goreng, the protagonist, who seeks to distribute food fairly to all the floors. However, the lack of cooperation from others suggests that achieving collective good is difficult when people are primarily focused on their own needs. This underscores the tension between individualism and the possibility of collective action in solving systemic problems. 4. The Ending’s Ambiguity Without giving too much away, the film's ending leaves room for interpretation. The “message” sent at the end (the child) can symbolize hope, innocence, or even future revolution. It suggests that change is possible but requires sacrifice and the transmission of a clear message to those at the top of the power structure.

[@edotensei496]

bro said he's gonna answer the questions .. and never mentioned why the asian woman from part 1 was picking children to go to the last floor !!! was she working with them or what !!!

[@JcWade-he9ip]

Lmao

[@TheBreathless24]

@@edotensei496 I don't think there are answers to many of those things... People can interpete what they saw, in the way they think. But in the end it's gonna be just their interpretation. I don't think this movie is made to give you clear and easy answers...

[@ashaale3605]

Did anyone else hoped this movie would focus more on the origin, makers and background of the platform??

[@richard1493]

Yeah, I was definitely hoping for some more behind the scenes type of information, kind of like how the third Cube movie showed use the perspective of the people running the experiment.

[@bbt7620]

Yes, or at least what happens after the pit, if anyone is ever able to actually escape. But now I'm even more confused, I can't even begin to understand what some of this meant

[@YaZsItO]

I think there is going to be another movie,.maybe there they will explain to us how everything started

[@kaushaljhunjhunwala4445]

This video is not at all a deep dive by any angle, in the name of explanation you just summarized the whole movie

[@PaulyPop]

Thanks for this comment, won’t have to waste my time watching

[@harveybirdman593]

Yea this is usually how these explained videos work. Waste of time but I still watched it so he won…

[@mossponsol]

Control, the adults are the highest of the hierarchy. They make the system of control while the kids are only born into it. If they fought for a system to make everyone eat. Every one of the adults and even the kids would survive. They are all too self absorbed to allow it.

[@skynet4496]

I hated the first movie because the premise is so stupid. But then, I realized that it's a metaphor for CAPITALISM. People take take because others get screwed.

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

It's a deep movie About religion misinterpretations of laws wrongfully applied Greed/caste system There's a lot going on here and they need to make it part three less convoluted less ambiguous and tied all together but unfortunately they might make another prequel and people want answers to questions and that might mess up the fan base right there trying to milk money out of the franchise

[@BlueEndSK]

I randomly opened Netflix today only to see that Platform 2 dropped! Never clicked on a movie so quick

[@unknowndreamz3843]

2 years of waiting and no definite answer 😢

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

This is the reason why I think they need to do a three and answer everything but they might be dumb and just make another prequel answer in the prequel I hope they don't mess up the franchise because I want answers too I don't like ambiguous movies that keep being ambiguous eventually I need answers❤

[@bbt7620]

2 years? It's been 5 lmao

[@TheBreathless24]

You've seen the first movie and you thought you would get clear answers in this one...?

[@Vincent_19999]

Great video. I have a feeling we’re definitely missing some answers on why there’s a kid all down below and why no one knows about it. I personally think this prison is setup to research how to solve poverty in the real world.

[@maisteripw]

Yes

[@-Kyzl-]

Each month a kid is put at the very bottom of the platform, if that kid survive the whole month by getting food they will beat the whole system

[@frikio1964]

An author with the name of Yevgeny Zamyatin wrote a novel called "We" (dystopian), in which people were controlled and as such lose their freedom. In the beginning of the movie, it mentions he was writing an autobiography and mentions "they sent me here because they're afraid of me". The author was black-listed and requested to leave the soviet union and by doing so was exiled.

[@streaminguide]

As of now, The Platform 2 is available on Netflix in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and other regions globally.

[@EdwinPav]

Wasted 15 minutes watching this videos. Didn’t really explain at all. Just summarized it.

[@TheBreathless24]

I'm 100% convinced that the writer's goal was to confuse the audience on purpose.... They were like, we'll put some things that make sense, and after a certain point we'll just start throwing random stuff in there that make no sense at all, and with no particular meaning. People will burn their brains trying to figure out how are these things connected, and what do they mean, until they feel stupid for not getting it and give up.... Then they go to their friends and be like "Man i saw this crazy movie, it was great, had some deep meaning man.. i didn't get it but it was deep! You should watch it!"

[@ComicalClutter]

Man I was so confused when I saw Trimagasi, but I just thought he survived somehow, and then I saw Baharat and I was confused even more but still I didn't think that this might be a prequel, because for me I thaught Goreng was the one who brought the loyalist system and he is the master, so I thought it has to be a sequel but only at the end, that I realised it's a prequel. And man that Zero gravity thing confused the hell out of me 😂😂

[@soulglo45]

It wasn't confusing. Both films are disgusting and beautiful. Thought provoking and mindlessly violent. Masterpieces.

[@ValentinG23]

Well said !!!

[@Ripko]

It might be possible that the people at the very bottom did survive for so long as we see earlier in the film that body parts manage to fall all the way to the bottom, giving them a source of food.

[@soulglo45]

Also, the people at the bottom oddly enough are the only ones with their humanity intact. Not loyalists to a draconian legal system, and not lawless savages. Just regular people helping each other survive. Great message.

[@katlynperry8215]

@@soulglo45doesnt it symbolize poor people

[@soulglo45]

@@katlynperry8215 Imo, it symbolizes survival.

[@fluffymonster1306]

I was completely okay with everything up to the point after everyone dies... Were all huddled here CONFUSED AF 😂

[@syahirazzim1221]

In Malay and Indo language, Perempuan = Woman ♀️ Dagin Babi / Daging babi = Pork Meat.🐷 Kekasih = the love one♥️

[@rafaelyoung7539]

My brain can't work for this story 😂

[@Djclippz]

We are all here because we have no idea why we watched the 2nd platform. What does it mean?

[@JB-jt6oq]

I loved the film. It showed that everything that the protagonist of the first one did with so much hope was nothing more than another part of a cycle that has been going on for a while. Also a clear reference to Jesus and the disturbed way in which people interpret the supposed message left by him. Someone supposedly did something absurd in the well (the messiah), LITERALLY taking from himself to give to others, which could very well have been an invention, who knows? Anyway, from this, the "anointed" (those who saw the messiah) together with people in the well shaped the dynamics and added rules to the well using the communication above in the film. In a questionable way with the quality of the laws they were applied, having a lot of brutality and interfering with others' ideal of "freedom", a revolution began, throwing everything into the mess we saw in the first film, which we now know is a sequel. Did the protagonist of the first film become the new Messiah?? He may have created new "anointed ones" like what he did by taking the food down, which would be something very different from what the old messiah did, thus creating a new ideology. Anyway, both films deal a lot with the subjectivity of morality, so we will NEVER understand it 100%, since in the "real world" we no longer can lol I don't know, I thought it was pretty cool, man, I'm not gonna look for things to complain

[@Vincent_19999]

Exactly

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

It's not about looking for things to complain about is about you want questions answered you watch movies to understand them you want to be guessing but eventually a lot of us want answers the ambiguous movies just get to be too much I think that's like a genre now to be convoluted to leave questions and answers so people could keep talking about the movies and you could keep making sequels😂😊 I hope they don't mess up the franchise like hellraiser saw after so many sequels it gets kind of convoluted like Saw there needs to be a third one but they need to explain everything that they didn't explain to make most people happy is very interesting but if we can't make sense of it it's hard to connect with at times

[@JB-jt6oq]

​​@@Breeze-gd8wjYe i know. I just prefer to be positive and connect what was answered rather than complain about what wasn't. I feel like i enjoy things better like this, which in the end is the point of consuming movies, shows, books, games... Whatever, It's statistically easier to be happy if I complain less (when it comes to art of course, cause it's subjective)

[@aka_lux]

Didn't even know chapter 2 was coming out and honestly didn't expect in the slightest to be actually good

[@goalgetter44]

She had an opportunity to escape but decided to save the child on 333 and ended up dying in the process , great video

[@accessiblebits]

That's a good take. This is what I got from it, I think it was more of a thought provoking piece that lays out our current society and the nature of humanity: 1. Social Inequality The movie represents how wealth, resources, and power are distributed unequally in society. The people at the top floors get plenty of food, while those below receive less or none as the leftovers make their way down. The prisoners’ suffering mirrors real-world issues like poverty, where the lower classes have limited access to basic needs while the upper class benefits disproportionately. 2. Human Nature and Greed The behavior of the prisoners reflects how people, when given access to abundance, tend to overconsume and hoard resources without regard for others. It critiques human selfishness and how, in times of scarcity, individuals may abandon empathy in favor of survival, often turning to brutal measures. 3. Solidarity vs. Individualism The film explores how some characters try to foster solidarity, like Goreng, the protagonist, who seeks to distribute food fairly to all the floors. However, the lack of cooperation from others suggests that achieving collective good is difficult when people are primarily focused on their own needs. This underscores the tension between individualism and the possibility of collective action in solving systemic problems. 4. The Ending’s Ambiguity Without giving too much away, the film's ending leaves room for interpretation. The “message” sent at the end (the child) can symbolize hope, innocence, or even future revolution. It suggests that change is possible but requires sacrifice and the transmission of a clear message to those at the top of the power structure.

[@rugbychampion1]

I enjoyed both movies. But I’m convinced the symbolism is just too abstract in these films to provide a coherent message. I think it’s just a poor story that fails to deliver a good wrapped up message

[@shyruti]

Agreed. The first one has a clear message. This one, not so much

[@_mk_6071]

The second is a mess , so much going on but at the same time nothing makes sense

[@rugbychampion1]

@@_mk_6071 pretty much. Nothing wrong with letting the viewer decide what somethings mean, but when you don’t even get told the premise of the film then it’s a bit dumb

[@_mk_6071]

@@rugbychampion1 also the dialogue was so weird for everyone , not a single scene in this movie felt like an actual conversation , also the weird cuts every 15 seconds made it feel like a low budget youtube project

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

I think they need to do a three not a prequel but a part 3 that explains everything then this will get the movie back on track but it's about capitalism greed being in a caste system and trying to get out of it People interpreting religion wrong following the wrong people There's some really good ideas in it maybe they need to focus more and establish more about the ideals I did like the The view the feel the dirty I want to take a bath they really did well with the ideal of that

[@nadirbn5199]

They should’ve pointed that was a prequel, because I got confused by the second part of the movie thinking it was all a dream because of all the first sequel dead characters

[@Catalanskrr]

Dude the ending of the second one was even more confusing wtf.

[@manimaroufy944]

I think there is gonna be a third movie which shows us the things that happen after "the platform 1" which could be a glorious trio but with a messed up order

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

The convolutedness of movies just kind of make me stand offish like the saw franchise was good and then it got too convoluted and then they started making up stuff kind of like the hell razor that movie was good and they made too many and made up stuff didn't even stick with the integrity of the film

[@arioutlaw]

Here's my symbolic take on the pyramid scene: Jeru - you will see/raised up high Salem - meaning peace Children symbolize innocence, and innocence, along with peace, is taken from them when two mysterious figures, the 'elohim,' whisper in a child's ear and escort him away. The child, representing the missing capstone, is placed in a "zero gravity" environment labeled 333. This capstone is crucial for the completion of a "New Jerusalem"-a place meaning "raised up high where peace can be seen." However, without the capstone, they remain trapped in the same oppressive system with no escape. Scholars have inferred that the Tower of Babel was an attempt to build a pyramid-like structure, possibly to reach the heavens or at least communicate with entities from the lower realms of these heavens. Yet, this project was never completed; it was destroyed by the mysterious elohim.' Similarly, in the movie, the pyramid remains incomplete without the missing capstone, which is represented by the young boy. He is taken away and secluded. We can also see the concept of a missing capstone on the U.S. dollar bill. As long as the capstone (the "secret" to establishing the so-called New Jerusalem/ secret to escaping the prison like society) is absent, society remains trapped in the slave system overseen by the Federal Reserve, the same institution that cleverly included the image of a pyramid with a missing capstone on the dollar bill. In the context of the movie, without the capstone, the characters remain confined to their prison-like system. Remember, when the children were close to "reaching the heavens," two mysterious figures intervened and dismantled the pyramid, taking away joy and hope from the children as can be seen by the looks on their faces.

[@arioutlaw]

People may wonder how we find the missing capstone or complete the New Jerusalem. Perhaps that's why people so desperately think we need a messiah. Or perhaps the secret known and simply hidden from the masses, while the "elite rulers" know exactly where this capstone is and what this missing piece to the puzzle is. Until then, we're all stuck in the same prison like system under their rule unless you decide to leave their matrix and stop working for their dollar bill.

[@rockysthehellper1017]

just finished platform 2 and searched for answers about the protagonist of the platform 1. and saw ur first video for platform 1. amazing how u have the same introduction after all those years to this video as well for platform 2. also the ending of the platform 2 makes me have more questions than the platform 1 its so .. prototype those movies. great video. Thanks for the information u give that i cant find anywhere else about this COMPLEX movie.

[@GravityGamerXCII]

The ending is she basically traded her life to feed the hungry, or in other words traded her soul for that of the boy who now gets to go back to reality

[@Nrthrn_MMA]

The literal only good part about this movie was the fat dude going “where’s my f**king pizza” and then immediately telling the barbarians they can have his pizza just don’t fight him 😂

[@FeelingIsHealing]

Hahah yeah that was pretty funny, changed his tune pretty fast eh 😂

[@varadiakos5709]

I think the pit is the hell itself, and whoever saves the child wins redemption. The only reason they don't show the actual resolution at the end is because then it would be less interesting and it's horror/sci-fi after all. Or I'm just dumb... :D

[@leoleonardo342]

The time between the pit 1 and 2 can be the time trimagasi keep in the pit because in the pit 2 he is new but in the pit 1 he says that he was in the pit 1 year and 6 moths (until he dies pass 2-3 moths more)

[@sobhanmoslemi]

You basically add nothing... I think he can't be her boyfriend, because he had a child that was killed by her art...it wasn't mentioned in platform 1.

[@adonisstudioske8208]

My humble opinion what if everyone is the platform is dead and all platforms 333 divided by 3 signify heaven, purgatory and hell . The administration is the ‘ higher power’ to judge them and kids ( the message ) are able to go up to heaven ( the higher levels) because they are always welcome into the kingdom. Maybe my theory is far fetched but idk

[@KaysunEntertainment]

Good theory!

[@ziljin]

this makes more sense than the movies themselves

[@rxgz5722]

the whole time i was watching the movie i didnt know what tf was going on lol

[@aamirloveher]

The ENDING BGM of this Movie is one of the best i have ever listened

[@benjaminpiccard]

I didn't realize this movie was a prequel until about half way through

[@just_manasse1455]

In the end of the movie I just remembered how a hate when characters get concussion and you can’t tell what fake or real

[@samy__04splus]

Escape to where? To a big Dark Ditch?

[@wayneanderton4953]

I felt bad for Goreng because he never finished his 6 months to get his diploma. He only wanted to better himself

[@movbeta1750]

This is the most confusing movie I've ever seen

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

I say the word still goes to the saw franchise as the most convoluted horror story as a whole There's other movies out there I'm sure this one is in there but it's not the most confusing one Movies that keep having flashbacks to the prison and past those are hard to follow

[@Cuccii]

I’m suprised you haven’t done any of episodes for the penguin or Agatha Tv shows

[@ManMythLegend123]

I think i got it! The ones who got a child food on the last level got at the point of selflessness and redemption. It’s a life lesson on adults living for themselves when the next generation is affected by every decisions we make but we don’t think about that because nobody thinks about how we affect those under ourselves. 333 is just an extravagant number to show how unbalanced we are randomly previlaged.

[@soulglo45]

They're not dead at the bottom, it isn't a metaphor. They figured out a way to survive.

[@TheRealJayRican]

thank you for this video tho. I was so lost at the end. I just finish it

[@jurdum8058]

333 floor is 3 weeks without food 3 days without water 3 minutes without air

[@idandrori]

this is gonna have more views then the movie

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

😂🎉 I like the view the feel of the movie The message but it gets convoluted ambiguous so that's going to drive a lot of the fan base off I want to ride it out until I could get a full answer so hopefully the next one won't be a prequel of a prequel but be a final part 3 I don't think they should keep making them it was like the purge some are good some are bad they leave left questions unanswer to make another movie but will it mess it up if they keep it up they will mess it up just like they did The Purge great premise but eventually became a money-making machine not well thought of just like Saw hellraiser

[@aaronalquiza9680]

sadly, my theory is there will be a 3rd movie (if not canceled by netflix) with Goreng and Perempuan beating the system.

[@dalefutrelle1441]

There's no single definitive ending. The ending is largely a matter of personal interpretation.

[@liorsavion9313]

I genuinely hate this movie, It may be me but I didn't understand a single bit

[@gazz007]

I had a guy explaine his LSD trip to me it made more sence that this films middle/ending i loved the first one aswell .

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

Part three need to be made but they need to answer all the questions or it's going to suck anybody could film something that's intriguing with random stuff and vivid imagery fight scenes but if your audience stay confused then that messes up the value of the story I hope they don't make her prequel to a prequel they need to make a par 3 and leave it at that and not mess up the integrity of the story and try to milk it for money like they did the saw hellraiser Purge franchises The list goes on and on!! That's going to be a new genre ambiguous endings thanks to Christopher Nolan directors think they could do the ambiguous endings and still keep the audience Eventually it gets old and you need to explain❤🎉😢😂

[@candacedonald4087]

It's been so long i didn’t recognize any of the characters, although some looked familiar, and didn’t catch the game of thrones chick😂 so i never caught on it was a prequel. Thoroughly enjoyed 1&2 and wish there were more bizarre shows like this !

[@orchidchamblee]

I needed this explanation I was thoroughly confused at the end 😅I was like who are these damn kids the beauty of this film series is you can be confused and it’s still good and you know it’s trying to say something meaningful about human socialization/grouping

[@Comrade_Jason]

Dagan Babi is hypocritical. Hes not supposed to go down more than two floors.

[@Femboy_Grey]

I really liked both films, really wanted some answers though! First one seemed a lot more about capitalism, second seemed more about control and conforming? Obviously there’s religious symbolism in both. The bottom has to be the after life given who shows up there, but still a bit confused about the kids? Maybe they represent a child passing away, getting sent back to heaven (top of the platform) while those who reach the bottom stay in hell for the sin of greed? Both for food, and for money.

[@pedroguerrero7480]

All of these answers can be explained surely the director has said something by now

[@Ermac97]

My wife and I were very excited for this movie. We got a babysitter for the night and just finished it and it was fucking awful!!! The plot was way too convoluted compared to the first one. Nothing made sense and the ending was the same, with a kid being sent upstairs.

[@Heybudwatsurproblem]

What a great addition. Good lord that was great!

[@vonpoevii]

This film actually frustrated the hell out of me, it robbed the 1st film of everything that made it special and unique. It made the ending of the 1st film pointless.

[@andrews6013]

Why was there a second one?!?!

[@randomperson8397]

Because the first one was amazing and brought a lot of attention. So Netflix is milking it. I really hope they don’t screw up squid game s2 like they did with this movie

[@shakirshums]

netflix was hor*y for more money and fked up so bad

[@themaskedmaestro4699]

Why not?

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

I think it's good but what they've got to do is answer all the unanswered questions quit making everything so ambiguous because people are going to get frustrated and watch a movie that they can understand

[@matkeyboard8054]

But why with the trolling name tho.. lol , the screenwriter definitely trolling

[@saysthemanbehindthemask]

I think the first one was better. I didn't even watch this film very attentively... not to mention how convoluted and confusing it is. disappointed... but I would watch another one in hopes of some explanation or closure

[@AllgemeinerGamerSkill]

just what the hell was on this painting

[@lyzza159]

Here’s an ever better question that needs answering, why tf are kids even down there? Who do they belong to? I thought this was a prison. This one was awfully written 😒

[@ornielamiller2341]

I’m just confused because if the children go back up where do they actually end up since she went inside to look for him in part 1 and we know he went up on the floating platform. The theory that the children are the future doesn’t make sense if they still die

[@Mariah-f6m]

Literally just finished the movie and I'm lost dammit !!!! They died n saw each other or not !

[@ownagebox]

This movie makes no sense at all. Starts with only questions and then ends.

[@tackletalesde]

Is there any information about that a person ever made it out of the pit? Like are they all just there to die or is there actually a way to leave the pit after they spent their planned time?

[@ziljin]

I am glad you watched this so I don't have to!

[@TeamHarlem]

Really good movie... But could've had a much better ending, I didn't know where they were going with it... But overall... Good sequel/prequel!

[@LomyaAltahieri]

I still can’t understand it

[@hayes8778]

everything the master did, goreng did. it's a cycle.

[@trilljj]

This is the issue with movies they try to convey some deep damn message that makes no sense and ruins a already terrible movie man

[@sgtigerj]

it’s a good video summary but didn’t really explain anything 😢

[@meh3722]

i wouldve brought a jetpack or something haha

[@thechumbucket1248]

At the beginning at the movie there were cannibals at the bottom of the pit they ate the black womans body but they aren’t there at the end?

[@hayes8778]

this film was mind-blowingly disappointing

[@drugsarebad97]

I actually love the logic behind the two movies . First movie =society today, it’s chaos, and how the evil deeds of others lead to more despair Second movie=how it used to be, how the leaders of society tried to maintain order through fear which sparks a revolt against the law. Very much in tune with society in real life, we used to hold a sacred law to ensure everyone was peaceful but used fear of blasphemy or heresy to enforce it, and now today we lack that same moral law and society is run by the cruel

[@Vincent_19999]

You summed it up perfectly

[@emmanuelifechuwku5928]

Perfect analogy

[@arioutlaw]

So, what's the solution? John Lennon's song Imagine?

[@drugsarebad97]

@@arioutlaw well there’s this chapter at the end of the Bible called revelations ..

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

​@@arioutlawI don't know the song but the burden of proof is on you😂🎉 what does the song say

[@stephaniefrank562]

I watched 2 cause 1 needs answering, and I must say there should be a final 3 😁😢

[@negan_the_savior7865]

I thought the pennacotta was the message🤔

[@geranamooosenna125]

Just watched this movie too high. ( I’ll leave you with that)😂

[@TheRealBatCave]

Another sequel we didn't need....looking at you Joker

[@kobemarion1137]

It's not as forced as this comment 🤣🤦‍♂️

[@hunkpunk-t7y]

I really liked it and gave me a lot of emotions and tears...soo just shut the fuck up you mindless and tasteless dumb fuck

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

😊 Hollywood is running out of things to put on film so they're just trying to milk stuff sequels prequels look at the hellraiser franchise they really messed that up Saw Purge The list goes on and on it's better to find an unknown book and read it

[@jlzivi5277]

I just finished the movie and it was confusing as hell.

[@Alpha23TV]

Part 1 was pure Grim Dark! Nightmare fuel! Nobody knows how to make bleak content like the Russians. I’m not ashamed to say I couldn’t finish it. Cannibalism (the non monster variety) is where I draw the line.

[@XaendrOlivera]

umm what? the platform movies are spanish films

[@Vincent_19999]

It’s definitely the most fu€ked up movie I’ve ever seen, but there are some worse movies that are banned in some countries.

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

Geez there's some really bad movies out there Go to KZbin worst movies iceberg Salo Siberian There's movies worse than that I refuse to watch them would you watch is maybe something that will influence you in a negative way maybe even get into your spirit get into your dreams you don't want some of the things that are out there that's good that this is the worst one you watched

[@Breeze-gd8wj]

​@@XaendrOliveraI seen the English version in the US so I'm confused

[@Hamzak2]

That’s easy they put a kid every month in the 333th floor if he managed to survive you beat the system

[@HaZeFiT_uA]

Easy 😂😂😂😂 0.1% chance that food comes down 333 platforms...

[@larenzo1752]

The Children locked in the tower #FROM

[@_Yombo]

Real

[@DreamRain001]

It’s purgatory.. I think 😂