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[@Jordashian93]

This is one of the most horrific endings to a movie I have ever seen.

[@25taylor91]

Factual.

[@jdhcdfdfnikki3233]

Yup made me openly laugh and say fuck you Hollywood

[@EZRA_ENTRENA_EL_BUMBUM]

stupid and too pretentious ending. I dont like it

[@MZAH1986]

Brutal and Dark

[@Patriiiiick]

@@EZRA_ENTRENA_EL_BUMBUM If it's good enough for Stephen King to compliment, it's good enough for me.

[@danieldickson8591]

The creatures don't kill people very fast. Everyone we saw attacked by these monsters died slowly and in agony. And David's son made David promise not to let the monsters take him. They were alone in the middle of nowhere, no fuel, no food, no sign of an end to the Mist, no sign that anyone was coming to rescue them. They all decided that a quick death was preferable. That was the wrong decision, but it wasn't stupid.

[@interstellardave]

Yeah they were just saying the mist has spread all over the world and it wasn’t going to clear up. And that’s just the impression watching the movie… imagine being there! Then, knowing the outcome they say it was a stupid decision. Of course in hindsight it was.

[@brianmcgarry1632]

Guy kills his kid and all other survivors because it's better than getting ripped apart by unknown monsters or slowly starve and descend into madness, which he fully accepts will happen to him after the act and know what's even worse than getting ripped apart by monsters, your actions being called stupid by womens(or anyone) sitting comfortably on a couch.

[@RagTag72]

The only thing that this movie seems to forget is the fact that they definitely would be able to hear and feel that M60 rumbling along if it was that close to you.

[@Christobanistan]

@@RagTag72The tank was at least a few hundred yards back at the time they made the decision. Any low rumbling they may have heard or felt would have been easily attributed to the huge alien they just saw, or another unseen alien.

[@RealArtVandelay]

Amen

[@lexwells4763]

He is "stupid" because he didn't want to let his friends and own son become food for aliens bugs? Imagine what it would be like to be eaten alive by creatures. They would rip into your face, torso, and limbs while you are still actively trying to preserve yourself. Its true you would die, but not die right away and would be very present to see your own body shredded up like a cloth. It seems to me anyone that would allow their own loved ones to become food for aliens while they take the easiest way out is the cruelest person. He at least used the rounds on everyone else and was left to suffer the death of being eaten alive. That was stupid?

[@demonized3299]

Exactly, or they could have been used to have eggs and spiders planted in them. It was a group decision and he was the bravest knowing they would die fast and he had to endure the horrible experience of murdering them all and then his son before facing his horribly painful death. That girl was the real idiot .

[@RealistRatRace]

I honestly get the impression this women with the red shirt seen the movie and her reaction kinda ruined the emotion for the other real reactors first time. You can tell she already called it that the mist was going to clear out. Those 2 in the right are the reactors I was expecting to react just pure silence and surprised.

[@lexwells4763]

@@demonized3299 Ellie reacted to the movie "Schindler's List." In that movie the Nazis were making their way to a hospital with many Jews. The nurses in that movie intentionally gave all the patients poison so they would die. When the Nazis arrived they shot everyone in the beds. I don't recall her calling the nurses "stupid" in that movie. Apparently if a nurse does it its fine. If a father does it, he is "stupid."

[@theprophet9429]

Ellie needs to realise it wasn’t murder. It was an agreed suicide pact. The four adults all agreed this, he didn’t do it off his own back. Such a blatant lack of understanding of something so simple.

[@hassentrh2118]

Coul've shot them once he sees the aliens atleast

[@51tetra69]

“The Mist” has the most crushing, gut-wrenching, heart-rending conclusion to any movie, EVER!

[@CaliToya]

He could've waited at least 5-10 minutes to think things through. Not just, "oh we outta gas... bang bang bang bang."

[@Christobanistan]

@@CaliToyaThey already saw how quickly the aliens tended to find people out in the mist. Literally seconds. They didn't have 5-10 minutes, and as soon as one of them started attacking, it would be too late to start the suicide pact.

[@ShadowWizard]

34:22 - 34:35 no, u don't get him at all, if hope leaves u, u think u all will be eaten anyway, then u want to spare ppl with u from the suffering, also he promised to hes son he won't let the monster get him and with ending him he kept hes promise as well, so it was logical choice sins no gas nowhere to go and no hope, logical when u loose hope, they lost all hope and all agreed to go out that way

[@Will-fk2dk]

This is the only time I have ever heard anyone call his (well, the entire car full of people all decided the same thing) decision to use the final 5 bullets to end their SUFFERING before they got taken by the Monsters dumb or stupid.. Remember, none of them had ANY hope of surviving. They had no clue that the Military was 5 minutes away! And honestly, tell me you wouldn't choose a quick death (bullet in the head) rather than being consumed from the inside by SPIDER MONSTERS! Come on.

[@Myndir]

Being eaten from the inside would be horrific, but not traumatic. Death is the least emotionally traumatic negative experience.

[@checkmate5338]

It is stupid to commit suicide.

[@guillermosepulveda3362]

​@@checkmate5338 It is masochistic to want to die being destroyed and tortured

[@Christobanistan]

BTW, the decision to shoot them was not the wrong one. He promised his son he would not let the monsters get him, and the odds of that had just reached near 100%. So it was a choice between dying horribly in that car after the monsters found them, or use those bullets now and save them all from a certain torturous death. Waiting even five minutes would have risked the latter eventuality, since they already knew how quickly the monsters could find people. Even running would have likely meant a horrific death for them and his son.

[@HOODCHRYMER]

Yes 100%. I would have done the same thing for my little boy. Kinda wish the boy was still sleeping though lol

[@danieldickson8591]

@@HOODCHRYMER David not only had to shoot his son, he had to look him in the eyes when he did it. It would have been a kindness to David if he could have killed himself right afterward. He'll never be able to live with this guilt.

[@Christobanistan]

@@danieldickson8591 If only the person who filled up that tank had put in one more dollar!

[@valentinek.t3327]

No bump the promise the scene before they saw that big thing which helped them realize exactly whats going on. They thought they couldnt step one foot out the car. Case and point when he merely reached out to get the gun. Yeah when I saw that Im thinking they next sstep is to live in car forever starve to death (horrible) or eat each other then starve too death

[@utherdoul2682]

The ladies have failed to appreciate the true horror and hopelessness of the situation. If you are truly convinced that a terrible, agonizing death is coming for you and your family, you make the hard choice. To sit and wait to watch your loved ones die horribly- that is the coward's way.

[@wolf9walker]

What makes the ending even worse, is when you realize his son saw it coming. Go back and watch, the camera is on the kid sleeping, he opens his eyes, starts to look towards his father, then his eyes start to widen, the camera view switches to the outside where you see the flash and hear the shot. The kid woke up to see a gun pointed at his head for a split sec. That just makes the ending even more heart breaking

[@arifeannor9573]

Ever watch or read The Road? You should.

[@Christobanistan]

Duh we know. It was not hidden. The camera literally zoomed in his face and dwelled there to let it sink in.

[@robincraft4682]

This was the third collaboration with Stephen King and Frank Darabont ( The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile) . It was Darabont's idea for the ending to which King admitted he liked better than in the book. Great reaction ladies... Michelle was especially engaged.

[@heidibass2389]

I LOVE watching people's reactions to the ending. It's so awful, I can't imagine how he felt after doing that

[@Chasejones2004]

The actor who plays Ollie is played by Toby Jones who also played Dobby in the Harry Potter movies 🍿

[@Nclake5485]

He's Carl rove in W.

[@Rhyse-lp5vp]

And gunner eversol from Jurassic world fallen kingdom

[@gwen.7991]

This ending is even harder than on the novel from S. King where the dad andhis group drive again and again, leaving messages at gas stations for people who might come saying like "we were here, we go there"

[@adrianramirez8882]

I saw this in theaters, this one left the audience silent!!!

[@FireTiger941]

Same here! We all drove home silent in the car, and finally talked about the ending later that night

[@rst279]

He is not stupid. It could happen. Even Stephen King loves the ending, which is different from his original. The film shows human beings trapped in extremely desperate and terrifying situation, and shows how difficult to make the right decision and how helpless humans are. in the case of the woman looking for help save her children when the mist first hit. It would have been definitely difficult decision if the father left the store with the woman. Even most people watching the movie would have thought it was stupid to go with her. But as a result, she and the children survived. Who could have known the result? In fact, The director of the movie, Frank Darabont made it into a series, which is 'Walking Dead' has same theme as this film. Many of the actors in this movie appear in The Walking Dead. Darabont tried to cast Thomas Jane as the main character in the Walking Dead, but Jane was cast in another series on HBO at the time. So Rick Grimes, who looks similar to him, was cast in the Walking Dead.

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

He wasn't stupid. He kept his promise to his son, to not let thr monsters get him. They survived so far as you said, but saw no end in sight.

[@valentinek.t3327]

No bump the promise the scene before they saw that big thing which helped them realize exactly whats going on. They thought they couldnt step one foot out the car. Case and point when he merely reached out to get the gun. Yeah when I saw that Im thinking they next sstep is to live in car forever starve to death (horrible) or eat each other then starve too death

[@TurntBucket]

With acid webs, poison, eggs being laid in you while you are alive, etc. I understand wanting to die before that happens. Imagine how much torture it is to have your flesh burned and eggs growing inside of you for like 2 days? That sounds like hell. The only reason why some ppl think that it will clear up is because its a movie. But in real life there is no reason to think it will clear up quickly. Just a few minutes before you guys were saying you thought it had spread across the world. The only reason it clears up is because after shooting everyone it makes sense storywise for it to clear up. But in real life events dont happen because it makes sense storywise. There is no story that needs to be ended neatly. There is no reason for him to think they will be saved in time. The odds of them being saved before they get visciously killed is so incredibly low. It just works that way because it makes the story more tragic but the actual probability of that happening is so tiny.

[@chandlermorgan708]

9.3/10 This King adaptation gets it right I was very impressed by this adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Mist'. I have been a fan of the story since it came out and have played the text game and have heard the 3-D audio version of it. This is a masterful suspense/monster movie that puts an ensemble cast into the untenable situation of being in a deteriorating situation they cannot escape from. We watch as alliances are formed, religious paranoia takes hold and, nicely, the movie takes the time to establish characters whom we come to care for before the true action begins. I dock it a couple of points because some of the monsters seemed a little too cgi, and the middle lags a bit, but the much talked about ending is indeed awesome and I was most impressed by the director's decision to keep the music soundtrack down and even eliminate it completely during many of the action sequences. So many movies nowadays crank the music up to 11 to make up for the fact that their suspense scenes do not work. This movie does. I was breathlessly on the edge of my seat for most of it, even though I was already familiar with the story. Highly recommended.

[@ss2gora0]

The eerie music when the pterodactyls break into the store is honestly haunting. I love it.

[@be.relentless]

I also believe that one of the biggest messages the movie had was missed here, which was that there weren't just monsters outside but that the humans were also monsters. Their behavior was truly monstrous, it showed the ugliness that humans have inside. The mist hid the monsters, humans hid the monsters inside them.

[@paulweber4839]

27:00 . . of COURSE it wasn't the soldiers fault . . . the mob just needed someone to crucify and he was the CLOSEST. Mob mentality.

[@gardener68]

That ending is such a gut-punch. I don't think I could ever watch this movie all the way through again.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

That haunted soundtrack is just phenomenal. Never lose hope. That’s a message that could be taken from the ending

[@azazello1784]

They should have played music from curb your enthusiasm in the end

[@bayleigh1424]

IKr it shatters me every time

[@aarontwenty7]

Dead can dance , seraphim , beautifully haunting piece of music

[@-Zax-]

Lesson from this movie is to never give up. This is probably most brutal ending of all movies i saw.

[@deanmorton6537]

lesson 2: humans are fundamentally insane, as Ollie said, but it's a curse if it's treated as such.

[@danieldickson8591]

I disagree. IMHO the lesson of this movie is that the world is unfair. You can be smart, brave, compassionate, make the best choices you can under the circumstances, and still lose. Because the world doesn't care what you deserve.

[@billr3724]

@danieldickson8591 Yeah, that’s what I got out of it, pure happenstance. No reason why the mother from the beginning survived leaving the store while others died. Just the luck of the draw.

[@Christobanistan]

No, the lesson is that even if you're the most rational person, and you make all the right decisions, sometimes you still lose. They didn't "give up," they correctly foresaw their imminent horrific demise, in which the monsters very quickly found them and tore them to shreds. That's why they really couldn't wait.

[@EvsEntps]

@@Christobanistan Except a more rational person would have waited until they were literally dying of thirst / hunger or immediate danger from the monsters.

[@folkblues4u]

Sad ending, yes. The moral of the story being, never give up. Fight.

[@Christobanistan]

I think that's a little too pedestrian for Stephen King, after all they didn't "give up," they made a decision to die on their own terms and not make the little boy die horribly (something he promised him). I think the lesson is that sometimes you can make all the "right" decisions and you still might lose. It's about futility.

[@megavideopowermegavideopow8657]

Yes good summation

[@jonathancruz5932]

Good point

[@commsense1979]

​@@Christobanistanthis actually wasn't Stephen King's ending... He loved the change though.

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

​@@Christobanistanhis ending for the movie was one of hope and to keep on fighting actually. This is Frank Darabont's ending. Which King did love as someone else mentioned

[@arker5835]

Ok... No... Those of you calling him stupid are simply ignorant or haven't read the book. He's NOT stupid. In fact, he was the only one in the supermarket that showed initiative in any other way than sacrifice and ritualistic and cruel practices by the people being exponentially swayed more and more by Mrs. Carmody's paranoia. The film AND book are meant to portray the struggle and problems people may face if everything they know to exist suddenly disappeared and there was no knowledge of what was happening. How people either come together for survival, or cast others out in order to survive by pointing fingers until it lands on them. People who haven't read the( basically 1 to 1, scene for scene as if they used the novella as a script for the film) novella, please understand it's adapting to a big screen and NOTE THAT IN THE MOVIE THE ENDING IS NOT THE ENDING FROM THE BOOK AND IS THE ONLY THING THAT STEPHEN KING GAVE PERMISSION TO BE CHANGED IN THE ENTIRE SCRIPT. This is because the book ending is more hopeful, without spoiling anything. However, as good of an ending as it was for a Stephen King BOOK, particularly the ending would not have wrapped up a FILM very well and would have left audience members almost with a cliffhanger scenario. The bravery and horror (which is much more detailed and fleshed out in the novella, and we get to read the main character's thoughts) that he went through as a protagonist WHILE with a wife and kid and no control over how their demise would come, but knowing it would at some point soon, drove him to the breaking point. Also side note: Why would he ever be stupid for making his son's death instantaneous and painless rather than be horridly brutalized and eviscerated or eaten by an ungodly terrifying monster? Wouldn't ANYBODY rather choose the shoot option? Why would somebody on god's green earth EVER choose "Decimated painfully and lengthily by a horrifying monster that came out of another dimension," over the choice of, "Just shoot me in the head and I'll be dead before I even hear the full bang that the gun makes... ? HE WAS A HERO AT THE END SACRIFICING HIMSELF SO EACH OTHER PERSON CAN DIE INSTANTLY AND WITHOUT PAIN... Also, a hero (if you look up 'outline of hero's journey stories on google) of a story always needs a "fatal flaw," which acts in a way where a trait that is seen to be a strength or a positive thing the protagonist does. This often brings way to a "Tragic Hero," character in which his strength came back around and bit him in the ass. The main character's positive but fatal flaw was that he cared so much about his son he wouldn't ever bat an eyelid in regards to waiting for him to experience a gruesome death and the sight of the monsters. Because of this, he was too ready and too quick to pull the trigger. JUST REMEMBER THE BOOK'S ENDING IS DIFFERENT AND LEAVES ROOM FOR HOPE. THIS ENDING IS NOT THE 'TRUE ENDING' one could say quite honestly.

[@williamjones6031]

I hope these "as we go" helps 1. In context it is similar to what King did with The Stand except in this case it's monsters and not a virus. 2. Jeffery DeMunn is known as a favorite of director Frank Darabont, who has cast him in all four of his films: "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994), "The Green Mile" (1999), and "The Mist" (2007). All King adaptations. He was also in what King himself says "Storm of the Century" was such a good screenplay that he adapted into a book. 3. William Sadler also was in "Shawshank" and "The Green Mile". 4. Frances Sternhagen was in "Misery" by King. 5. Marcia Gay Harden kills it. 6.King wanted to play the big guy that goes out with the rope around his waist "brass balls" but Darabont shot him down. 7. This is not how the book ends. Darabont wanted this ending. King later said that as horrific that it is he likes it better. What makes this ending more devastating is he has to live with it the rest of his life 🥵 8. The picture of the cowboy is an Easter egg from King's "Dark Tower" series 9. The cool thing about this story is, since the creatures are from a different dimension, they could be anything. 10. Stephen King. You're welcome.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

I am reminded of the song by SIA called "Never Give Up", part of which goes: "I've battled demons that won't let me sleep Called to the sea but she abandoned me [Pre-Chorus] But I won't never give up, no, never give up, no, no No, I won't never give up, no, never give up, no, no [Chorus] And I won't let you get me down I'll keep gettin' up when I hit the ground Oh, never give up, no, never give up no, no, oh I won't let you get me down I'll keep gettin' up when I hit the ground Oh, never give up, no, never give up no, no, oh [Post-Chorus] I'll find my way, find my way home, oh, oh, oh I'll find my way, find my way home, oh, oh, oh I'll find my way, find my way home, oh, oh, oh I'll find my way, find my way home, oh, oh, oh...."

[@shaskusmas]

Ellie be that one to resort to cannibalism 30 minutes into a survival situation 😂🤣

[@Christobanistan]

Ellie does love new experiences! :)

[@PatkaBoy831]

One of the greatest endings to a movie period, but especially a horror.

[@RichardM1366]

This one is spooky and one of Stephen King's best creations brought to life. I am going to watch this one.

[@martinchc4]

People saying how stupid he is in the end obviously can't even fathom ever being in a situation like this... I am not necessarily saying that it was a right thing to do, but I wouldn't dare to make such a quick judgment about it, while sitting on a sofa in my cozy living room.

[@Shawn_Dark_Heart]

The Mist Great movie! There were actors in the movie who I recognized from other popular movies but overall, the cast was really good. I enjoyed the performance, the acting, and the storyline.

[@F82M4yvr]

Carol, Andrea and Dale from the Walking Dead are all in this movie.

[@Shawn_Dark_Heart]

@@F82M4yvr somebody from patreon should suggest that to them

[@TheGovernor-vw9cf]

@@F82M4yvrSam witwer the tank walker that rick shot in the tank don’t forget morales actor was in it

[@USMCMachine]

Ellie is the worst.the dude promised his kid that he wouldn’t let the monsters get him. Everyone agreed to the pact to die. He made sure no one suffered and no one would starve to death like y’all wanted. He gave them all the easy way out. And left himself to get tortured by monsters. And now he is tortured by the fact he killed his kid and friends. Have an open mind sometimes.

[@valentinek.t3327]

No bump the promise the scene before they saw that big thing which helped them realize exactly whats going on. They thought they couldnt step one foot out the car. Case and point when he merely reached out to get the gun. Yeah when I saw that Im thinking they next sstep is to live in car forever starve to death (horrible) or eat each other then starve too death

[@moviescatsmargs]

I think it's appropriate that a few years later the film's director Frank Darabont would develop The Walking Dead tv series, a show about how the most dangerous things you might encounter in an Apocalypse scenario is other people.

[@Christobanistan]

Holy, crap, I just realized that was Frank Darabont!! What an amazing show, for ~4-5 seasons anyway.

[@TheGovernor-vw9cf]

@@Christobanistanyep he was the showrunner during season 1 but amc made the mistake and fired him. We would have gotten the origin of the tank walker in the tank with rick. And seen the fall of Atlantan from a military perspective. Everything happening while rick was in a coma. But they fired frank and we never got that

[@Christobanistan]

@@TheGovernor-vw9cf Wasn't the tank walker origin story a web short? And didn't Darabont quit, due to budget cuts?

[@TheGovernor-vw9cf]

@@Christobanistan no the tank walker the season 2 premiere of show was suppose to be an origin of the tank walker and show the fall of Atlanta from a military perspective. And it was gonna show how dale met Andrea and Amy. It would end with that soldier getting bit then taking shelter in the tank where is he was gonna mill himself with the grenade. Then it was fast forward and end when rick gets in the tank. They fired frank darabont because he wanted 6 ebisodes per season with a higher budget. And the walkers would have been smart. That why there were in season 1.

[@TheGovernor-vw9cf]

@@Christobanistan the web short origin your talking about is bicycle girl the half eaten walker rick sees when he first wakes up.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Like Night Of The Living Dead, The Mist isn't a movie about deadly creatures, it's a movie about human beings failing under stress.

[@elyjoseputignano9701]

For those who did not understand the movie, the government was experimenting with traveling to other universes, there would end up being a portal, it would end up letting all those animals through.

[@grimmjowespada2422]

Girls, you blame him a bit too much, the film doesn't show many things, we don't know how long they actually waited in that car, it certainly didn't take two minutes to make such a decision, you think he insisted, maybe the idea to solve the case like that didn't come from him. Add to that the fact that they have traveled many miles and are still not out of the fog. What lasted a few minutes in the film could have been several hours spent in a car without fuel, without food or water.

[@valentinek.t3327]

Exactly, the scene before they saw that big thing which helped them realize exactly whats going on. They thought they couldn't step one foot out the car. Case and point when he merely reached out to get the gun. Yeah when I saw that Im thinking they next sstep is to live in car forever starve to death (horrible) or eat each other then starve too death

[@RealArtVandelay]

I like how the girl in red thinks that anybody would be logical, composed and zen in a moment like at the ending...

[@viazon]

It's really easy to call someone stupid in hindsight.

[@meaguy3216]

Calling the main character stupid is easy but, as far as the five of them in the car knew, the choice was to suffer horrific deaths from the monsters or the quickness of a single bullet. Yes, if they waited they'd have been fine but they had no way of knowing it would pass. If it hadn't passed, letting the monsters kill them would have been cruel.

[@jacklegend5798]

This remains the most soul-crushing ending of anything I've ever watched.

[@kalasatwater2224]

The ending is why I like this movie

[@NegoDoGrau400]

It's very easy to call this decision stupid knowing the result and sitting on a comfortable sofa, I don't know if you noticed, but the aliens in this film kill you in a slow and extremely painful and agonizing way, that's if they haven't laid eggs for you yet, imagine being torn apart and torn apart while still alive, it would be better to leave quickly and easily than to be caught by those monsters.

[@manueldeabreu1980]

It is one of those unique films where they fix their mistake and the cavalierly does come to save the day. It is probably one of the most realistic endings and human reactions in a panic and hopeless situation.

[@demonized3299]

It was a collective decision by ALL OF THEM. He didn't just lone gun man murder them SMH

[@WadeWallenstein]

This a great adaptation of Stephen King’s “Novella” with the biggest change being the ending. There is also full cast audio dramatization with music and sound effects. It’s like listening to an old time radio broadcast!

[@Jay_Sullivan]

Two of those girls are absolutely furious that they will be judged for their sins.

[@JHolt_88]

36:23 - 37:23 Vicki stuck in a long depressing thought. This movie was something when it first came out LOL!

[@ericambrose7024]

In the ending of the Stephen King novella, all the main characters survive. However, Stephen King has said that he likes Frank Darabont's ending better.

[@buildaggedonarmanaziie4462]

This movie does an extremely good job at portraying how primitive people are and that in a dire situation, if and when people are scared enough they will turn to anything or anyone that offers a solution, with the whole religion cult thing. This movie does an extremely good job at portraying the realistic aspect of that.

[@clayjohanson]

One thing to note: Help came from BEHIND them. They were driving AWAY from help when they ran out of gas. Never give up hope.

[@JMK248]

lol they don’t get that he only shot them so that they won’t suffer being eating alive by other worldly monsters. I wouldn’t want my son to be eaten alive. People need to stop thinking about what they would’ve have done none of yall would know what to do in that situation lmao. What he did was probably the most realistic thing to do. People saying oh he should’ve waited that is not logical.There was no signs of them being saved so it was no point in waiting.

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"The Mist"(2007) is an excellent horror sci-fi movie!The ending scene of the movie was sad,creepy,and very unpredictable!

[@cn8299]

It’s only easy to be mad at him in hindsight. For all he knows there was no help coming. Sure had he waited 5 minutes he’d be saved but it could have gone the other way, in the next 5 minutes some other creature could kill them brutally. Like you guys said, the mist could have spread all over the world. A quick death is merciful compared to what the creatures would have done.

[@Raptor3400]

No one wanted to play host to these hellish creatures and be tortured as living incubators. He ended their lives quickly and painlessly and would have ended his own had he one more bullet. He just got it wrong. He couldn't have known. Tragic irony.

[@RaduRadonys]

They didn't have any gas left, and no food. They would be forced to leave on foot, in that mist full of acidic spiders. I would definitely prefer to die rapidly instead.

[@SaRENRampaiger]

I almost had the same reaction as the guy in the ending shooting them all and bawled my eyes out.. Saddest ending ever!! Twisted knife the heart too!

[@jdhcdfdfnikki3233]

Pedofilled hollywierd planned that. They do way sicker shit IRL

[@WhatHaveIMade]

What's especially impressive to me about the ending is that it was completely different, and yet better, than the one in King's original story. Also, the fact that Darabont also adapted and directed The Shawshank Redemption. Polar opposite movies.

[@fjaviermoreno7882]

..the moral is "keep hope and courage"..he lost faith when he saw his wife dead.!

[@mannymantooth5201]

Just a reminder that this happened all of a sudden. Everyone thought this was another day until the siren's rang.

[@lexwells4763]

This is the longest bug spray commercial I have EVER seen!

[@donynya]

These girls are saying too much "let him go, let him die" that I wouldn't want to be with them in a horror movie). I bet they even wouldn't want to be with each other in a horror movie at this point

[@MZAH1986]

The most amazing thing is that Stephen King said that this ending it much better and this adaptation really frightened and scared him. He said that Frank Darabont really capture the horror that the monsters has no part in it, all the horror came from the humans and their actions.

[@deckzone3000]

Stephen King must not have watched the same movie.

[@MZAH1986]

@@deckzone3000 yes he had watched in the screening because he was the writer of the novel, he said that Frank really capture the theme of how humans turned into monster that more terrifying than the actual monsters. i wrote a review about this movie but it is kind of long review but i explains the excellence of the adaptation and the writing.

[@Christobanistan]

No, the monsters had the biggest part.

[@KrazyKat007]

Being shot point blank is a lot less painful than being torn apart and eaten alive by monsters. You’re not being realistic or practical just calling him stupid.

[@joh3628]

Watch this in the cinema when it came out. This is definitely one of my favorite Horror/SciFi movies.

[@unkown34x33]

The most twisted ending ever....

[@aryzen2781]

watch eden lake

[@FireTiger941]

Aside from The Fly II, I agree

[@rullvox5912]

The woman on the far right, i can hear the wheels turning in her mind, analyzing the story with empathy. The woman on the far left is mostly just loud and annoying

[@Christobanistan]

OMG been waiting for this one for SOOO LOOONG! BTW, Stephen King wrote and Frank Darabont directed it (and also change the ending) for BOTH Shawshank Redemption and The Mist!

[@redrazorx-23]

The ending of this movie feels like such a blatant slap in the face.

[@saichand3951]

It's always easy to sit and call others stupid when you see till the end 🤦‍♂️

[@eduardomp9027]

The end is Brutal I remember when I saw it in the movie theater my face at the end was like 😰

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

Funny you mention zombies. The director went on to be the showrunner on the first season of The Walking Dead TV series. He cast three actors from this movie in it. Also, the guy that played the soldier that got sacrificed was appeared as only a zombie after his part got cut. And the lead actor here was supposed to be the lead in the TV show but he was booked by the time a network picked up the show.

[@arker5835]

Thank you for the reaction, as this is my favorite story ever written.

[@michiganjfrog366]

The army boy plucks his eyebrows more than all four of you women... Also, I wish they would have backed into the windows of the store before they left and shattered all the glass😂

[@arielcordoba6603]

This movie surprised me a lot when I saw it, and even more so with that brutal and unexpected ending, the truth is a very good movie that even Stephen King himself was surprised and delighted, very good reaction, beautiful women, greetings from Argentina!

[@jonathancruz5932]

I was shocked at the end of the movie. I need a therapy

[@mustafafh4402]

loved this movie! the ending was insane

[@traydevon]

5:33 "Oh it's so big.. this is so THICK ... it's going inside ... no it's not going inside." What are y'all watching?

[@lmarq5759]

The ending was so good and bleak Stephen King said he wished he had thought of it because he "would've written that instead."

[@The_Page_5_Chronicles]

This is why you should never try to open another dimension ppl. 😆

[@timothyhedrick5295]

The ending of this movie crushes me every time.... I'd have to kill myself after killing my son. It's just too horrible. I knew this would crush Vicki. After Halloween is past PLEASE try "Team America World Police." I promise you will all die of laughter.

[@robincraft4682]

Vicki was just numb at the end.

[@ryan_hawks12]

I love this movie and love your reaction to it, I actually watched your Patreon reaction last week, was so much fun 😊

[@charles7836]

The poor "Sherminator" was one of the first to die...sent back through time for one lucky bug.

[@vipjcaq]

I saw yesterday and still make me goodbumps ... thanks for the reaction girls!! Great reaction for a Great movie!!

[@gggooding]

Its really *too bad* that the B&W version of this isn't readily available anymore. (The OOP Bluray has it.) Like the director intended - film's even _better_ in classic black and white.

[@greed13X]

The recent 4K release of the film comes with both versions. I own it and it looks great. The standard blu-ray with both versions has also been reprinted. I saw it at Walmart the other day, and it's available online.

[@tymoty9692]

the whole joke is that in the book, the fog has not dissipated.

[@jessetorres8738]

This is 1 of the few horror films where the crazy &/or religious person was kind of right; after he shot his son The Mist went away & the military arrived, almost as if the monsters were waiting for a child sacrifice.

[@hellsunicorn]

Actually, the person who was right was the woman who left early to save her kids. When things go to hell, those who stick to their morals completely and without fear are the only victors. Any person in that store could have survived simply by showing courage when it truly counted for something. Everyone who died and the final man, at some point, was in it for themselves, especially the maniacal heretic woman, honestly she was scarier than any monster within the mist, and this is coming from a religious person.

[@elizandropedraza1286]

Great movie and one the most disturbing ending of cinema history ! 😒🇺🇸🇮🇹🇲🇽

[@MANICATTACKS]

mrs carmody was such a fantastical villain

[@Gor85]

True horor😁 Nice😁 Haven't watched but it's extremely scary and disturbing. I heard so much about it,videos,clips. And ending is so emotional and heartcrushing. Really gut-wrenching . Excellent choice😁 Never lose hope

[@Xabillo]

Stephen King's story ends with an open ending...

[@Knight_Yami]

Ending messenge acordding to Director of the films is "life is fuck up". All that of never lost hope or keep fighting is just people pureeee bullshit.

[@davidreisinger9272]

Sometimes procrastinating isnt a bad thing.

[@luisarmandoperezrojas1032]

I saw this movie 10 years ago and I never noticed that they were the same actors from The walking dead.. lol

[@MulberryBuccaneer]

What will people do ..... in extreme situations? 🤔

[@hous2tim964]

The guy wants to save his son and his friends from a horrible death and you say he's stupid? Frankly, I don't appreciate your reactions and I will never subscribe to your channel. This is even the last time I watch one of your videos.

[@ryanje8147]

I don't think the MIST monsters spread across the world but I heard some of them did make it to France....so, be careful.

[@renatomatos90]

Sorry Ellie but you are wrong. What he did to the father was correct, no one knew that the military was going to save them. Some people will try to survive but others lose hope and prefer to die rather than suffer. You have to be in their shoes and understand them.

[@angelobrewster6293]

That ending in the movie wasn't even in the book. Stephen King the author of the Novel The Mist actually really liked this ending instead.

[@RaRMaG1]

This is the better reaction of the homies that I have seen until now... Michelle is the best!