VIVARIUM (2020) Ending Explained

#vivarium #endingexplained
In the sci-fi thriller Vivarium, a couple (Jesse Eisenberg, Imogen Poots) move to a neighborhood where nothing is as it seems, and any attempts to escape prove impossible. Learn all about the films many twists and turns, dissecting its multiple layers and themes, as well as explaining the ending that speaks to a much grander idea at its core.
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[@haydenolson-nb6mm]

We gonna ignore cat in the hat was filmed down the street

[@VGPT]

Dude. Beat me to it. Was gonna comment the same thing! Wonder where this is

[@mosook9313]

VG PT hahaha sameeeee I thought that the whole time. At least car in the hat town and houses look better inside and out 😂😂

[@tevinstrachan1421]

Your comment is cursed

[@shirleyday4208]

Bro I thought it looked just like cat and the hat

[@CeeWorld69]

it was for real?

[@Mike-ev2eb]

this is what your sims feel whenever you dont play the game.

[@slimsauu389]

LMAOO

[@M3tal_Fatigu3]

"Whatever."

[@amariliscatclaw142]

😭😭 mines are abandoned...

[@Tessahayashida]

NOW I FEEL BAD

[@nihadalrashdi7294]

They killed me 💔

[@approachingetterath9959]

this is probably what animals in captivity feel like. a too small home that always stays the same and which they cannot escape, a severely simplified imitation of their lives, everything is too perfect, and depending on the institution they don't even have to work for their food as it just arrives ready to be eaten, the world around theirs alien to them as it's all constructed by beings who live so differently to them, damage done will be repaired while they're not looking.

[@redhill3248]

Dude I feel bad for my guinea pigs now

[@h617-tf8dp]

And humans watch weird stuff on TV too

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

Depending on the animal

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

​@@redhill3248those are pets they wouldn't last in the wild

[@timeslush]

I don't know exactly why, but this movie got under my skin and repulsed me in a way that most horror movies do not.

[@Tata-ye5jt]

it is very unnatural and "perfect" we do not have perfect in our universe

[@jcepri]

I know why. It sucked.

[@timeslush]

@@jcepri lol

[@DeeJayyLIVE]

Nah fr bro I still feel weird after watching that movie especially when I drive by a neighborhood and they have identical houses I have ptsd

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

​@@Tata-ye5jtI wouldn't call it "perfect"

[@TheLoneGameMan]

This is probably how Mark Zuckerburg was created.

[@AmaryInkawult]

Yeah, except he's a Lizardbot, not a human robot. Big difference. Part of him was grown in a nutrient vat on his home planet.

[@Chilling_Chilling]

What about Elon Musk? Something about him seems alien, too

[@lonewolf-tm6lb]

@@Chilling_Chilling Elon is from mars that's why he wants get there hes trying to go home.

[@T_1.5]

And Elizabeth Holmes

[@captainsensational5865]

@@Chilling_Chilling he crashed here long ago he's been in hiding waiting for humanity to evolve so he can finally head home.

[@dilshaniweragama1101]

The actor who played the little boy, deserves a special award for being so annoying

[@Zanitat]

What can u expect from a alien child

[@nelsonargueta3706]

The purge kid. is worse

[@blueleegin9298]

I'm not gonna like this because it's perfectly 444 and I keep seeing that number.

[@randomnoob1833]

I mean he did a really good job

[@Vestegnenforlife]

And his voice was deeper then mine, and im 15...

[@mahdiabbas1484]

It felt more like a short film than a full movie it left me wanting more out of it

[@freepalestinanow]

aha

[@gongitfkdchina5476]

A short film that went for 6 hours. Interesting concept but fucken boring and incomplete

[@tony-zw1ej]

​@gongitfkdchina5476 what you talking about 6 hours? The movies was not even 2 hours

[@charliehofmann3524]

​@@tony-zw1ej they meant that it was so boring that it felt like it was 6 hours.

[@gongitfkdchina5476]

@@tony-zw1ej 2 hours of watching paint dry in those identical houses

[@_ErzaScarlet_]

I like to think the black and white patterns he watched were a map of the way out. It could also be a map of how to navigate the reality he crawled through when lifting up the sidewalk. After all, if he’s learning human behavior, that could mean he’s also learning how his environment works.

[@JaypK213]

Thats a really good point didnt think of that! Nice

[@Ta2dwitetrash]

I figured it was pretty much instructions/alien schooling.

[@unbornify1185]

imagine if elon musk bought like a 100 km by 100 km wide field and did this to somebody for like a 1 (except there is duplicated houses every 1 km)

[@Absolutely_puck_fakestine]

Nope, it was a real content for aliens only. Weird that you didn't get it.

[@BlindGuardian050]

Clearly not a map of the way out if you actually look at what was on the patterns and the pattern of what we know the layout is from overhead views.

[@kforeman11]

I like the irony of Tom literally digging his own grave, it’s kinda obvious but still clever

[@pbower4378]

Son Of Borat it was extremely obvious.

[@Jehosaphet]

@@pbower4378 No it wasn't.

[@rezadotgg]

@@Jehosaphet I was not expecting that so I agree with you, it was not

[@malikkelly]

P bower It was not. I thought we was going to find that body down there which leads to figuring out a way out

[@knownasweed]

Isn't it weird that he dug the exact spot, at the exact depth to where the body was? It's like the last person did the same thing.

[@isquirtmilkfrommyeye]

As a realtor, can confirm. This is how we’re all raised.

[@macb3645]

I knew it🤦‍♀️👀

[@jasperp.5357]

i knew them realtors are reptilians

[@minigxns5278]

@@judhelalvarico1087 stfu

[@kittenmeow24]

my mom’s a realtor- i’m scared

[@dillondontplay]

666 comments. Ur welcome

[@GraysTake]

The barking/dog references were a nod to how these beings age.

[@nancyvladimirova9082]

at the beginning of the film, the burial of the birds by Tom is a sign of how he dug a grave for himself too at the end

[@Penguinloverz37]

This is just that one spongebob episode where squidward moves away

[@scootersports7042]

Pengi Playz OMG it is

[@soulita9606]

What I was thinking

[@13thFallenPetal]

what episode??

[@SmKnJays]

mimidorika the episode where squidward(and hear me out) moves away, jkjk but honestly its just that. Tentacle acers ring a bell?

[@born2hula325]

“Hey look, it’s squidward! And there’s squidward in angry mob form!”

[@TheDennisHu]

“Do you have a child?” “Yes” Proceeds to show them to the exit

[@EduardoLopez-km6qy]

Honestly 😂

[@deannas2778]

Right? I'm sure families with kids went there before 😆

[@haziqijaz3327]

They would kill that child.

[@kitesocietyspresents594]

please

[@djones3700]

@@deannas2778 nope

[@danni7917]

I wish the Director would describe whether it was possible for them to have escaped if they did certain things with the boy.

[@Nekole1]

I agree

[@slaymarie_rdh_ntraining]

No they were simply surrogate parents, you can tell because the box said “Raise the child and be released” and when Tom is about to die the “Martin” says perhaps it’s time for him to be released. Meaning they were supposed to die from the beginning.

[@danni7917]

@@slaymarie_rdh_ntrainingthe idea I'm relaying is whether Tom and Gemma could have escaped if they "played their cards right". I honestly want a sequel where the couple figures it out. Or at least for the director to explain whether it was for them or for a different couple.

[@nicholascernatescu6685]

@@danni7917 dude she literally explained it. They were never supposed to escape. No matter how they played their cards, they would always die. The only way would be to kill the creatures. They would never intentionally let them go

[@maruf7956]

The movie is a satire of real life couples going from young to old. There is no escape in that.

[@FreeFalling2d]

My jaw literally dropped when the grown 'kid' lifted the curb up

[@CameronKujo]

Notice how instead of “Your Home. Forever” it’s says “You’re Home. Forever” This is where you’ll stay.

[@rarab.2311]

My thoughts exactly!👌🏽I would've jumped out of a moving car that DAY!!🤣🤣I WATCHED THIS MOVIE 4 TIMES SINCE IT CAME OUT.🤷🏽

[@DragonActual]

Reminds me of Dimmadome Acres

[@mzrwizardmzr]

Jotaro Kujo hi

[@CameronKujo]

Mzr No

[@mzrwizardmzr]

Jotaro Kujo ok

[@bobjimbobjim9006]

The lesson to be learned from this movie is if you get weird vibes from someone, dont go with them anywhere

[@TheBlackAztec3]

Yea even when im with odd people I never go with them it’s always good to pay attention to body language.

[@fabianweber6937]

The lesson is if someone leaves a baby in a box infront of your house, kill it 😈

[@tiso_28]

Always trust your gut feeling 😅

[@lilsaam]

I would've peaced the fuck out after 30 seconds with Martin, I've seen too many horror movies, I'm not taking any chances

[@yes2050]

@@fabianweber6937 LOLL

[@heithryan]

I'd like to see a sequel in which the kid they're raising develops an emotional attachment to the couple and doesn't want them to die when the time comes. The kid even takes their side over his own race of beings, helps them understand what's going on, and eventually helps them escape, even if it costs him his own life. In the process, the audience would learn what these things actually are. Now that's a sequel I'd pay to see in the theater.

[@KSTUDWORLDWIDE]

The producers probably writing this.

[@tb8654]

This is sequel would be a complete shift from thriller/suspense, into an action/drama/suspense lol

[@booqueefious2230]

That's missing the whole point. And the whole point is, there is no point. It just is. The brood parasite isn't going to go against it's own nature, it's own need to survive. It's a force of nature, like a hurricane. No love, no hatred, no attachment. It just exists, consumes, and reproduces.

[@heithryan]

Everything you've said here-which is all correct-is the exact reason I proposed the sequel I did. A child who defies his own nature and apparent purpose for the survival of another species is a story worth telling. And I'm a huge fan of redemption arcs, so not only would I like to know just what these creatures are, but I'd also like to see one of them decide to take a different path and do the right thing. It would be a fascinating transformation.

[@freepalestinanow]

Nice

[@borkeez7733]

One of my favorite parts of the film was that Tom began digging the hole in hope that they would be released. Little did he know that the whole time - he was just digging his own grave

[@codemiesterbeats]

doesn't really matter because the only way out was the same way the baby came in.... in a metaphorical "box"

[@Black0bsidian]

Dumb . Hated this movie.

[@jRex918]

It kind of explains how humans are. Tom was digging the hole because he wanted to do something productive. To get somewhere. But he was so focused on the digging and the working, that he neglected his wife and kid. He eventually died from over working himself. He basically dug his own grave, as you said.

[@IDKwhoIamEither]

"You're home. Forever" hits different in quarantine

[@cainabel6356]

Jessie was right, this is hell.

[@shafwandito4724]

@@cainabel6356 not really. in our times, we still can do plenty of things with electronics lying around. so I wouldn't call it hell when comparing to the movie. _it's more like heaven for me since I want to be alone but still able to socialize without going outside in a crowded place (chatting in internet)_

[@cainabel6356]

@@shafwandito4724 You can not do that there. I would rather live in the forest, with a strong internet connection and a food mart down the raod, because I do my work from home. I then can go walking in the trails of the forest. That place that is in the movie, looks like hell and trust me. They do not have any phone service or internet there. The only channel on that tv is that strange thing. Then they have that alien creature to deal with. You can never leave that place, that is Hell.

[@shafwandito4724]

@@cainabel6356 Indeed.

[@cindylai5167]

Corona be like:👀👄👀

[@Milk_with_chunks]

“He’s no longer talkative as Tom has DIED” goddamn I’m weak!

[@AV-th7uy]

Yo...jahahahaha...I'm glad someone else caught that too! I started LOL.

[@michaelmendez3119]

@Lyle Chipperson stop spamming your ugly content

[@keeganshigh]

Praise the Sun

[@Cosmic_Nomad]

I liked this. It was different. Kind of had an Insidious vibe to it. As someone fascinated by quantum theory and space travel , I thought the part where she follows “the boy” through the other dimensions blew my mind. I think it is probably possible to pass through dimensions like that we just don’t have the knowledge yet. One of the theory’s of traveling at light speed is that we manipulate space and time around us . Essentially instead of moving incredibly fast, we fold around ine and space. Imagine you’re standing on a rug, and there is a book on the opposite end. It’s too far away to reach. So instead of traversing the rug to the other end, imagine pulling it towards you and tucking the rug away until you’re close enough to touch the book. I think they could have explored all that type of stuff . Nice review !

[@tacostastegreat5557]

Idk if this relates but didn't we just discover the universe moves like the waves in an ocean? The universe has patterns everywhere so I feel like we can find the answers to it all from very simple things like that and it's very cool!!

[@TheCattyKid]

I read this entire comment...I disagree this movie sucked.

[@andromeda_va39]

I think I've heard of that theory. Kind of like "A Wrinkle in Time," right?

[@theblackmoth1111]

The kid actor skills is phenomenal! Especially the scene of dialogue impression of the couple

[@theaceofspades485]

This movie was 49% anxiety with a splash of 51% depresssing. Like a french fry with a mountain of salt and no ketchup.

[@cainabel6356]

I have not watched the movie, but after watching this explanation video, it sure is 49% anxiety with a splash of 51% depressing.

[@theaceofspades485]

@@cainabel6356 they did do a good job in my opinion. That was their goal and it was met. It's rare a movie gets under my skin like this one did. It took 2 days for me to get it out of my head and even then I was reflecting on what it was all for. It will leave you with no good feelings though and its darker than the trailer.

[@iranouchka]

So a very good French fry then

[@omalone1169]

@@theaceofspades485 The modern student thrives in a milieu of privileged consumption. All social life is subordinated to the imperative to accumulate commodities that affirm the student’s chosen identity within the social group-so much so that it is possible for the student to ignore much of the substance of schooling. Entertainment is organized around (sub)cultural identity-a dead world of media swill with an appearance vaguely reminiscent of actual life (which has been vanquished by modern capitalism). Sexual activity, long repressed, is now tolerated within the context of relationships which could only be described as masturbatory. If it had any meaning, if it opened up new realms of communication, sex would be a force antagonistic to schooling-instead it is a safety valve. In Civilization and Its Discontents, Freud said that civilization uses sexual energy for its own purposes (displacing it through work, for example). We are now so alienated from each other that it is difficult to conceive of a world in which our energies and desires are not systematically controlled and manipulated-a world in which meaningful communication is commonplace. Our capacity for self-regulation and autonomy has been schooled out of us; we are left with a character armor (the colonization of Capital) which protects us from expressing ourselves freely.

[@fizzypizzel6477]

@@iranouchka lmao

[@TruckeeDoggo]

I am not convinced that the "alternate realities" that she visits are past incarnations of people raising the alien kids. I think they're simultaneous instances of other people raising other alien kids, but each in a separate reality.

[@CarlosRodriguez-rg2yv]

You are correct. When they interviewed the producers they hinted that was the case, saying that even though for the couple the neighborhood seemed empty, in fact the other houses were being occupied but in different dimensions kinda stacked on top of each other, unable to see one another's world.

[@ChiefAmvs]

@@CarlosRodriguez-rg2yv now that u mention it, in the end when Martin zips up Gemma and walks out side he looks up and into the street kinda browsing his eyes as if hes looking at someone, I thought the camera would turn around and there would be like a thousand Martin's but there wAsnt, maybe there was tho, but in different dimensions

[@12keri]

I came to the comments looking for this! I believe that too... each individual house is is own reality and she was just able to get a glimpse at a few, making it all the more horrific when the camera pans out showing us how many aliens are being raised by other victims. To me that was a very chilling reveal.

[@888Rylie]

I think the same thing!

[@UdoADHD]

My thoughts exactly. It makes more sense it’s alternate reality than time travel

[@ShoNuffShowz]

When the boy asked, "Then who is my mother?" She responds, "God Knows". He responds by saying "Dog". Later on when she turns the TV off, She says , "No!" to which he repeatedly responds "On!" . He reverses her words. This means something.

[@laylagamez2025]

I didn’t even notice that!

[@michael2908]

That bullshit.

[@austinsims1331]

It's mirroring. It's a strategy for handling toxic people but it is unpleasant for most people to experience. I think it's a way the director shows you that it's not just some stupid child; it has a strategy for dealing with them and it knows to some extent what's going on.

[@austinsims1331]

I also think it's an extension of the directors usage of the film as a metaphor for brood parasitism. It's trying to mimic them to seem as human as it can so that he can capitalize on their empathy and they don't turn around grab him by the ankles and smash his head into the ground

[@michael2908]

@@austinsims1331 He never even said dog at this point, he was just barking like a dog. And he was doing that before she even mentioned God. You're looking for something that aint there son.

[@taylorshai]

Them, trying to figure out how to leave is how I feel when I try to leave Costco

[@MrDino606]

Wtf this is genuinely terrifying, while not even being a horror movies

[@TvboxFinnan]

I found it more disturbing than terrifying.

[@damianstarks3338]

Tvbox5551973 Finnan yeah me too.

[@hughsullivan5457]

The movie made me like claustrophobic which is weird cause there’s like infinite space but the movie was super disturbing and made me think a lot

[@novadestroyerthesundestroy890]

I know right

[@christianguerrero70]

I found it more lazy if anything. Cool ideas sure but maybe I'm just burned out on horror movies when the main characters just have no chance and the environment or the villain has god tier powers and nothing makes sense lol. Idk if the characters have NO chance.. just seems boring.

[@martin_E79]

I think this movie portrays what most couples feel like going through life. Can't escape the lives they are living. Eat same food over and over. Mother raises child. Father works all day. Child imitates parents. Child grows up (they grow up so fast don't they). Parents is living in some sort of a nightmare which seems almost out of this world (alien). Nothing like their earlier life. Father works until he dies. Mother follows next. Child buries parents.

[@Pattypink13]

and your name's Martin oop-

[@fouad9859]

duuuude you're brilliant omg

[@waggybaggy1466]

the ;most hideous nightmare ever.

[@chikipichi5280]

This is the ideal life tho

[@markjramos6627]

Don't ever try to come if this martin try to sell you home lol

[@adrianachong9029]

You are always so freaking spot on! I keep saying “yes” the entire time I’m watching your vids.

[@maxhydekyle2425]

That kid's a damn good actor, or just a horrible kid. Either way, great casting.

[@Seloa]

He played young sheldon in the big bang spin off so he has a decent amount of practice. EDIT: thanks to Jo jo, they aren't the same kid. This is Senan Jennings and Young Sheldon is played by Lain Armitage. They looked very similar to me.

[@maxhydekyle2425]

@@Seloa Thought I recognized him, though I'd never watch that God awful show

[@Seloa]

@Max Hyde yeah I didn't either lol

[@akadamaru]

@@maxhydekyle2425 Its honestly pretty decent for a CBS show. Its not a sitcom doesn't have much in common with BBT other than the kid being named Sheldon and being a highly functioning autist. Its on par with shows like Chuck and My name is Earl. The child actors in the show are pretty good and the jokes have substance,Far cry from its source material.

[@pluto3194]

@@akadamaru Yeah I actually thought it was pretty alright, and definitely better than big bang, though that isn't saying a lot

[@fortis3686]

so the horror version of Squidville and that one Fairly Odd Parents episode

[@juzoinui4627]

Pretty much

[@ollehkacb]

Spongebob episode.

[@0ut1and3r]

also Rick and Morty when they were stuck in a simulation

[@Yellow_5]

Yup

[@zasherakhan6957]

yes

[@funkykins]

i think an alternative ending would be tom finding a break to the simulation while digging down and from there, escape, or actually have a productive death unlike the one he has in the movie.

[@karenmolinabarra8316]

Tbh, If that would have been the case, it would have also been quite predictable since that is what Tom and everybody was expecting to happen.

[@funkykins]

@@karenmolinabarra8316 i agree, but the movie kinda had a boring ending because nothing happened and that was just another couple who got trapped in the simulation

[@finaldestinationr101]

I also love the way the youtube videos explain the entire video because I dont have time to watch soo many movies like I would want.

[@jp290]

It’s like that spongebob episode where squidward goes to a neighborhood of squids

[@Bossanova.]

What season and what episode?

[@Bossanova.]

meow Thanks

[@dntgo7843]

Jp 2 cant hear ya its too dark in here

[@markmolino6091]

Yeah,it reminded me of that episode.

[@pattheticc]

Lmaooo

[@dune3001]

This movie is not helping our mental states during the social isolation...

[@analyzeandeducate]

dune3001 stop being weak

[@danielflanard8274]

@@analyzeandeducate Sometimes you can't, that's why it's a problem.

[@Its.just.mee3]

@@danielflanard8274 very true

[@alizastaygolden]

Dude right???

[@dune3001]

@@analyzeandeducate joke's on you, I've always been weak

[@bethanystall2680]

This was another excellent explanation. Thank you for all your work. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos. I find myself binging your "endings explained" often. These always help me find movies that are actually worth watching.

[@paulalmstahlecker5182]

It gave me black mirror vibes

[@NolaPie]

This movie made my anxiety rise and I felt claustrophobic

[@fangirlalways3853]

I had a panic attack

[@cristobal2012]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one to experience uncomfortable about this. I have anxiety and this movie made it more intense, as if there was no escape (?)

[@Listtheman]

i was super high and holy cow that was an experience xD

[@jovannyherrera4589]

I was soo high too lol this movie got me thinking.. questioning life. I mean we are in 2020 and pretty much anything can happen now

[@FirstnameLastname-qc3xx]

Lmao same. I was hungover while watching it. Definitely didn’t help my anxiety.

[@davidmichael9275]

Stores that sell houses were a thing. In fact, you could order a house from a catalog. There were options to build it yourself, or have it built for you. If I'm not mistaken, Sears catalog had them too.

[@JdotSweapA]

20:39 he actually gets to the point. everything before is literally a recap of the movie.

[@MrGrass06]

You have to explain the movie to get to the ending

[@charliecunningham8673]

You must be new to the channel.

[@SimonJack94]

@@MrGrass06 No. "ending explained" assumes you have seen the movie and wanna understand the ending. so dumb

[@MrGrass06]

@@SimonJack94 your about a year too late

[@mariqstigler2197]

​@MrGrass06 you wouldn't be here if you didn't already watch the movie so your logic makes zero sense. "Ending explained" = ending only. Not full recap

[@Red-gb7bo]

I love how he always calls them “Ending explained” but he always just explains the whole movie... like why not just call it [insert title] explained?

[@vickirosstudor490]

Really? Because I hate it lol

[@Soljs]

Vicki Ross Tudor skip to the end then duh

[@camharkness]

@@vickirosstudor490 skip to the end, or just don't watch him i guess.

[@johnsikimeti5273]

To find the answer you must first find the question

[@Chitownhomestead]

Hes the best

[@jasmynaminah]

the only thing i can think of is “hi, i’m normal”

[@nathandust]

No you’re not!

[@DFloyd84]

Hi, Normal, I'm Dad!

[@mightypurplelicious1625]

Derek Floyd Hi normal, I’m dad!, I’m Dad!

[@kiidcharlo]

@@mightypurplelicious1625 Hi normal, I'm Dad, I'm Dad, I'm Dad!

[@loneli_]

@@kiidcharlo Hi normal, I'm Dad, I'm Dad, I'm Dad,...I'm Dad!!!

[@YTonYahoo]

They should really make a sequel to this. This can be so much better.

[@teresataylor2916]

Excellent recap and explanation !!

[@FirstLast-dp3yb]

Plot twist: They just want to show how much they hate the quarantine.

[@siramaytheshowgundragon]

I could see thay

[@messiahcomplex1]

The movie was made before the quarantine. I know this is a joke

[@TheAlorra]

@@messiahcomplex1 That makes it worse! They predicted what was to come.

[@patrickkrajewski3736]

This movie literally is just about how Geico employees are created.

[@EduardoLopez-km6qy]

Facts 😂😂

[@shankaroont4959]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xtenthfloorx]

The way he throws the body into the ground, i was dyin 🤣

[@dubclu6]

My idea of the alien observers is that they are an entirely different thing from even the boy. I think the boy ages fast and died quick too because their cycle of being a child is just something else being observed as well. Whatever they are was created to simulate a human but they aren’t like the observers.

[@VaunShiz]

Well clearly cuz when the kid mimics the stranger he grows balls on his neck lol , clearly the people running the show are a whole different being,

[@leshaariel4921]

The most unsettling part of this movie is the boy’s unnerving freaking voice

[@queazy03]

I get the feeling that several times he had been dubbed over with an adult recording his lines, but the boy lip synching, so it felt very unnerving

[@niclasjohansson5992]

@@queazy03 the actor of Martin probably dubbed over the child's dialogue and the editors mixed it in post

[@michaelrossjr5138]

They said in an interview that the actors voice was too “cute” so they dubbed over/distorted it

[@sloppygirlz]

Yep

[@allindafamily5717]

Gosh I hate his voice

[@tdavidm3]

I’m not even a big fan of the horror movie genre, but I watch ALL of your breakdowns because you explain it all so interestingly. Thank you for the great content!

[@alekbase795]

Yup. Sums it up pretty well.

[@robotaholic]

In some cases your review is better than the movie

[@theflamingsans8836]

Ikr

[@Nekoszowa]

I just don't like watching movies so I enjoy those quick reviews.

[@kurisutina9304]

Dame here bro

[@samsonpham4764]

This is a hardcore version of a timeshare presentation

[@LaughwithPri]

Nice review! I am native of Brazil and this video was a good practice for my ears as you do speak very fast! 😂

[@Connie-wd6ki]

They're like the "cat in the hat" movie houses

[@rain_enoch]

Consuelo Marquez shit you got it before me

[@85ddrummer]

I watched it the other day with my kids. Probably scarier than this

[@notmerisalyn7171]

terrifying!

[@mallow2069]

I was just thinking that, but I didn't even realize that I was.

[@MandyBuglet]

I thought of The Lorax, but it's more Cat in the Hat.

[@Jv-kq2qj]

This is probably how X Æ A-12 was created.

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

Lmaooo

[@cowgirl_406]

J v or Marc Zuckerburg

[@coolmill7955]

Why is that name in your mental rolodex lol

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

Cool Mill hahaha it haunts people

[@wolfprexx1926]

X Æ A-12?

[@umbreon651]

i really liked the concept of this movie. a sequel (or even a prequel) would be awesome, one that explains the origins of martin’s race and how this all came to be

[@BYABTheApex]

Best review!!! All these other reviewers I think this movie went over their head conceptually

[@hiddenleaf414]

I really wanted more from the ending. That scene where he goes under the road into different realties was intense. They should have gone more into that and explain his race.

[@Succer]

Yeah I agree. Honestly even if they explained it more it probably wouldn't even be surprising because I think you can kind of assume that the aliens are just using humans to raise their offspring and there's not much more to it. However I would've like if they had shown more about it.

[@pe6407]

I also wanted to know what they actually look like, I’m sure that imitation that kid did is burnt into some viewers heads.

[@johnmcafee9663]

was defintaly reptilian, two balls on the chin and the way the f*cker moved and hissed after getting clobbered with the pikaxe

[@autumnwetsel2922]

right!!!

[@osmosisjones6734]

No your missing the whole point then

[@rertaertq3]

When he crawled on all fours I got "descent" PTSD

[@keahibailey2646]

That was fucking terrifying.

[@ignatiushendrik4521]

you the descent movie?

[@southcac24]

That movie was fcking terrifying

[@justintime6242]

When his throat bubbled, I felt that🤮

[@m0istur]

Hey recommended this movie in your latest video without even knowing you did a video on this movie already 😂

[@niente4]

SOME QUESTIONS: Why didn't they try to enter other houses? Why didn't they look at house numbers to understand where the number sequence restarted? Why didn't they try to draw a map? Why didn't they think to build up an hot air balloon to escape? Why is the amount of soil extracted from the hole so small? Where did the ladder go when Martin filled the hole? Why didn't they smash the TV? Why didn't they ask the child to read them its strange book? How could they lock the child inside the car? There is no car that cannot be opened from the inside. Why didn't they build artigianal weapons if they feared the child or someone else?

[@DaniellaR-xp4cp]

😅😅😅

[@FaderSkate]

I’d like to know why the child even does this lmao it jus dies and raises another the movie doesn’t say it feeds on them to grow more houses or anything this whole movie has plot holes like what even is Martin a demon or alien this was kinda sloppily thrown together it seems.

[@faisal5367]

yeah, its both their most fatal mistakes: - each other go on their own - not working together - not formulating a plan or even gathering information

[@autograph415]

child locks.....

[@veokhamvongsouk860]

Notice when Tom flicked his cigarette at the boy and he didn’t flinch. It just bounced off his white shirt and landed on the artificial grass. That’s what made him dig his own grave. And he wasn’t the first to. What a cycle.

[@jaylingriffin2833]

Veo Khamvongsouk can You put that into deeper contacts for me please I’m very intrigued by this movie and I’m trying to understand

[@babbyasmr2031]

@@jaylingriffin2833 perhaps they meant that once he realized this world is fake/their actions carry very little consequences, he tried very hard to create consequences, or change the world and that was his downfall, because he realized they were trapped with no escape.

[@NormadYT]

@@jaylingriffin2833 you mean context?

[@Amay2410]

@@jaylingriffin2833 what he means by he wasn’t the first to is that, when Tom found the blue bag body that was one people of the couple that the first Martin threw in the dug up grave.

[@donniev8181]

Im wondering how the other body got there?

[@EliMaRey]

Right when I saw the baby, I already knew he’d grow up to be a Martin

[@SSSS-wq4vn]

The voice. Yuk.

[@RonBest]

I realized that when i saw the "98 days old" Martin. His behaviour and look was on point the same.

[@admiralmu4353]

So if the baby was a girl it would be a Karen?

[@ETJakaEli]

"Right when I saw the baby, I already knew he’d grow up to be a Martin"

[@HowsYourFaceFeel]

The little girl at the beginning is the foreshadowing of the whole movie. “I dont like the way it is”

[@EnriqueSupreme]

I understand you have to speak quickly for the sake of keeping the video brief but I couldn’t help think you were quite “off” while explaining that Martin was quite “off”. Thank you for the video.

[@jaimemassa4085]

My take on it was that the house itself is the creature/ monster. It’s feeding on them from the start, probably why they both grow more and more sick. Meanwhile the baby parasite grows in it as well, until it’s ready to be born (the time they spend there seems to be close to 9 months considering the kid was around 10 at day 98, and around 30 when they die and he leaves) Think of the real state agents as soldier ants and the house as the queen.

[@fernandatorres5175]

Soon as she took the baby out of the box I was like sis you gotta yeet it

[@omalone1169]

The matrix

[@iranouchka]

It was uncomfortably gloopy

[@backwardsman8887]

Can see why MIGTOW is growing so much.

[@omalone1169]

@@backwardsman8887 Marcus Garvey was wrong. RazorBladeKandy was white. Chinweizu synthesized both their ideas but it was Rollo Tomassi who perfected them. His text The Rational Male currently has far more appeal than the myriad of black nationalist literature already in circulation. It so happens that he published it the same year Tommy Curry challenged the fantasy of male privilege, referring to being a black male as a death sentence . His The Man Not however was not the first text to address the shortcomings of fem-centric pan-africanism. Nor was his recent 'Decolonising the Intersection' despite highlighting his attempts to emphasise the role of misandry in black female thinking. Chinweizu (Anamtomy of female power) and Shahrazad Ali (The Black Mans Guide) also made similar efforts but it was George Subira (1992) who hit the mark . Unlike Chinweizu, Subira did not draw upon Esther Vilar's 1976 classic, The Manipulated Man. Unlike most disciplined minds, Subira was an original thinker and one of the first to advocate a programme of economic leadership. Most modern black rhetoricians can offer no such programme or agenda because they are largely victims of black female programming. Their minds were long domesticated meaning they are reduced to reproducing aimless echo chambers almost every time they talk. Neely Fuller (1957) was not hostage to such conditioning but his programme seems to have a key fault. Despite realising the incredible driving motivating force of sexual expression , he still managed to downplay it's role, especially how it compares to the larger logic of antiblackness and global white terror domination. Although Charles Mills (1997) did indirectly develop his ideas, he neglected to integrate the foundation his own work borrowed from, "The Sexual Contract." (1996) Neil Postman, like Jeff Schmidtt, was one of the few people capable of making sense of these divergent ideas (much like John Gatto and Jan Matthews were two of those rare individuals with the pieces of the puzzle.) Conventional panafrikanism doesn't even realise there is a jigsaw to be solved. It has a distorted conception of itself because it views the world through a damaged lens incapable of accountability and self-reflection. PanAfrikanism will not produce any quick results either because unlike Chinweizu, Subira and Curry, it still refuses the interrogate and recognise the role of women in sabotaging the afrikan agenda. Texts like Addicted to White work towards this, only, in this age of intersectional confusion and fragmented voices in the wind, it isn't necessary to silence this perspective; it is enough just to drown it out. Jacques Ellul and Guy Debord surely foresaw this tragic arrangement, when few others could. Men have been fooled, black and white. It is no longer a question of race-first but male first, if not black-male first at the very least. Men are going to have to muster the clarity and courage to challenge the corporate-feminine regime dominating their "emptied" lives. If anything is to be redeemed black thinkers will need to prioritise the black pill and realise that the fundamental question of what it means to be a woman is as urgent as the need to ask what it means to be white. Gwiz [phone] [e-mail] Addendum: 1. Attention to a woman is like a blowjob to a man 2. When a man's contempt for women surpasses his lust for them, only then shall he become wise 3. Women think all men are the same - that is their strength. Men think all women are different - that is their weakness 4. A man's facade of strength is his biggest weakness; a woman's facade of weakness is her biggest strength 5. Men fake interest, women fake orgasms A. Women are not to be loved; they are to be handled B. Women are not complicated; they are complicating C. A man must value his time the same way women put premiums on their body D. Men struggle for physical dominance but women opt for social domination E. Men compete; women conspire

[@omalone1169]

@@backwardsman8887 “Throughout the first years of our lives we were forced not just to internalize a few aspects of capital, but to build up a structure of internalizations. As our capacity for coherent natural self-regulation was systematically broken down, a new system of self regulation took its place, a coherent system, incorporating all the aspects of self-repression. We participated in capital’s ongoing project of colonization by colonizing ourselves, by continually working at the construction of a unitary character-structure (character armor), a unitary defense against all drives, feelings, and desires which we learned were dangerous to express. In the place of our original transparent relations to our world, we created a structure of barriers to our selfexpression which hides us from ourselves and others.”Jay Amrod and Lev Chernyi, “Beyond Character and Morality: Towards Transparent Communications and Coherent Organization.” Howard J. Ehrlich ed. Reinventing Anarchy, Again (San Francisco, California: AK Press, 1996), 321

[@buttergolem8584]

Was here for the ending, got the whole movie explained.

[@FAV7557]

That's how we do it at found flix

[@sheeki8688]

It's the flix way. What's the point of the ending explained if it has no context?

[@donsly6510]

You must be new

[@robertjohnson9227]

Lol

[@treesworld2319]

Ha hope you’re ready for more

[@Buugzy]

Good to know he’s still in some films

[@km1dash6]

I think this is an interesting explanation into horror that was similarly explored in a podcast called the Magnus Archives. This suburban hellhole would be a great metaphor for the fears of parenting except for a couple things: the couple here are isolated to the point where it would probably have driven them to insanity, and the fact that the main female character knows the story of the kookos and the parallels here means that she probably would understand that the child is a parasite that just wants to take from her. The movie plays on the myth that women have a natural and immediate love for babies that men don't have. This does get subverted in interesting ways, but makes the psychological horror seem more contrived than anything else in the movie.

[@hngminh]

“Slightly less twitchy than usual Jesse Eisenberg” LMAO

[@tenkshimura1051]

Lmfaooo

[@valco9222]

Lmfaooo

[@michaelwodz9807]

Lmfaooo

[@_SpreadingLove_]

Lmfaooo

[@stitchvon1500]

Lmfaooo

[@joshuawhite8699]

I lived in a place like this as a kid in Florida. One of the first times I ever went out on my own I got lost. All the houses where the same and I had no idea where I was. My parents called the cops cause I was missing and was found later. I know exactly how these people must feel.

[@SawtoothGrin1986]

...cool....

[@jesusarellano6730]

Florida is where all the crazy mf come from no cap

[@captaingreybeard1266]

same thing happened to me and my sis. in Hollywood Florida, we got lost and was found later about 3 or 4 hours later. lol fun fun times cheers

[@lauramillet5745]

I kind of get the feeling you're supposed to feel unsatisfied with the ending. Like the little girl that finds the dead birds and learns about the cuckoo bird. Whatever these things are, it's just their nature to raise their young this way.

[@HimitsuHunter]

Worse... with every person they do this to... they're just getting Better at it.

[@fernandizesimmons1528]

This movie sucks it has no plot really and its just nothing to attach you too because they think they have a philosophical plot with the bird NO I NEED BACKSTORIES A DYNAMIC PLOT WHERE THERE ARE MULTIPLE CHOICES THE ONLY PLOT IS THE CHILD IT SUCKS

[@oreo-hm4lh]

@@fernandizesimmons1528 this movie clearly ain't for you then.

[@DurzoBlunts]

@@oreo-hm4lh The movie clearly sucks at it's job of entertaining then.

[@oreo-hm4lh]

the movie did a pretty decent job at entertaining me with its themes and some genuine self-reflection on the situation the characters found themselves in.

[@Broeckchen]

"Not much more to it than this" made me scream into a pillow with frustration lol There is SO much more to it than this, and very easily to find? I hope you google the movies by now as part of your analysis because it's very easy to find out more about this one. Some obvious things: - there are no time shenanigans with past families. All of these parents live in stacked realities, occupying the same or similar space at the same time. Martin hints to that when he says that Yonder already has a diverse community of preexisting residents, and it's also hinted at in the poster, where we see several housefronts overlap. - Tom's malady is probably lung cancer. The discoloration fits in with the position of the lungs in the torso and resembles how late stage lung cancer patients look. - the child is of the same species as the other "aliens". When Gemma asks it to imitate who it met (the teachers and therefore facilitators), it can easily do so because their bodies have the same make up. At most, the species may be separated into different tasks like hive insects, with dedicated lurers, teachers and food providers. - this is not a research project, it's just their life cycle. The hint to that is the cuckoo. The cuckoo only provides just enough imitation to fool its targets into raising the chicks, it is not interested in anything past propagating its own species in regards to other birds. - the species is fae or fae-adjacent, not aliens. I will die on this hill. Not only is Yonder a very typical fairy tale word, we also have elements of everything being green, the visual reference to the Irish housing bubble, Martin IMMEDIATELY OFFERING FOOD TO THE COUPLE, the close resemblance to changeling myths, and Gemma's remark in the beginning that the cuckoo's actions are (terrestial) Nature. - this movie criticises capitalist systems, yes, this is canon as confirmed by Finnegan, if you are curious about the how and why and references I really recommend googling up the movie and reading some interviews on it.

[@Putrid186]

Hey I just wanted to thank you for relatably "explaining" my upbringing. I wasn't sure why my foster parents hated me so fiercely until you simply re-called the events of this movie so eloquently without ever actually giving any relevant insight or input. The behavior of the cuckoo as brood parasites was put front and center as canon for the film from the beginning, just like my foster parents reminding me daily that I was a parasite leeching off of their good will, eating all their corn flakes and being the right skin color for the most reliable charitable support. In the film, the mysterious brood's progenitor[s] forced the difficulties of upbringing unto some other sorry saps. But from what I understand, my parents are north korean sweatshop workers without the understanding to raise a child and were still determined to give me a better life. I figured out that i'm north korean based on the fact that I can't stop playing starcraft II. Do the progenitors here have the same motive? What makes you say this is an experiment? It seems pretty myopic to assume it is an attempt to rapidly evolve an understanding of an alien species; the cuckoo don't do this and my fosters sure as fk didn't either. Please answer, the validation of my existence depends on it

[@gregorgoodman]

I’ve never wanted to punch a child more in my life

[@kankerbanaan]

Hahahaha same

[@carmelk1n858]

Same 😭😭

[@ethankeaton4514]

Deadass tho 💯💯💯💯

[@thefootenotes5524]

I was terrified of him. I could never hit him because I’d be too afraid. 😭

[@jadsmvs8651]

My cousin is almost like this little kid but worse. He has ADHD to the most extreme extent and was raised terribly.

[@isliofficial]

I've never wanted a kid to die so bad in my life

[@bajscast]

watch 'better watch out', that has the most hateable kid in anything i've seen. at least the weird horror child in this movie was predisposed to be awful, better watch out had a kid who was just the most spoiled psycho ever

[@simsimahmadi9133]

🤣

[@robertpowell8062]

Yassss!!! Lol! I was yelling at the TV "kill that little f**ker! Please" after the 2nd or third woof or scream I would have snapped his little neck! 🤣

[@ARTByJAMESPATRICK]

I got a mortgage ad on this video 😂

[@RealClintFlint]

Felt more like a short story than a movie but I enjoyed it. There was enough there to work with but I wish there was more. The book, the tv images, loopholes into other parallel universes or dimensions in this alien environment, other aliens? It definitely made an impression and I can see a sequel or as Tom said another “go” with these ideas and explore it further. But otherwise it’s a solid short story/ twilight zone episode

[@yuki_1002]

This movie reminds me of a weirder version of The Sims.

[@chidimmaonyekwelu8778]

Lol. The Sims is way better

[@crownshatter4244]

This is how sims feel

[@mohmoss3194]

maybe sims is a realplace with real people who just been there so long they just accepted and went along with the game in promise to be free

[@AmbyMT]

As a general concept of a mysterious town where you can’t escape, it’s intriguing. The ending, however, was just absolutely depressing. The whole movie was just too bleak and fruitless for me.

[@emery_byer1233]

You know how the fruit has no taste the movie is fruitless or you can say to perfect like the plot film and quality The movie was made like this as an imitation of an perfect movie

[@antlermuttzak3374]

So it's technically a perfect horror movie.

[@judas_riot]

just hear the explanation its already make me depress

[@sf3757]

Yeah, without any hope or happiness the darker moments don't have enough impact. You must craft highlights so that there's contrast.

[@NineOnLB]

Just because a movie is depressing doesn’t mean it’s bad.

[@ckakar5355]

Story/Ending explanation/interpretation starts at: 20:39 Hope this helps someone like me who finds the title of the video misleading.

[@bridgettevm5976]

Tom takes a go at the wheel. Haha nice touch.

[@bbnnmm9]

day one, that kid goes flying out the 3rd floor window.... with his bowl of corn flakes...

[@Jetstreamhustla]

🤣🤣🤣

[@radarlovedr]

Yep

[@Alias11085]

Yep

[@BG-lo1vi]

🤣😂🤣... he would still survive

[@willholmesjr.7356]

As soon as i saw him dressed like the real estate guy I knew what was up, so yea same here

[@Angelina-sc4bf]

the disappointing realisation that this video comes out five minutes before my online class starts and I wont beable to watch the entire thing in one go

[@simonthesiamesecat5274]

nooo ignore your online class bro. or have it on while you’re in online class and plug in some earphones. lol

[@Cybo-18]

You can’t split screen?

[@loganbrace5340]

why does your class start at 9

[@muhammadzaman6237]

My class been going for an hour and a half now lmao

[@edgypope]

Painful considering how excited I am watching it rn

[@gaila.9852]

It was nice to see Jesse Eisenberg in this movie. I had not seen him since Now You See Me. He is just as handsome as I remembered, and I am glad he is still rockin’ those curls.

[@donpietros4054]

This needs a sequel.

[@WMsandKFCisBackMOFOs]

They didn't notice anything weird when all the houses were the same color and no other cars on the street?

[@Ajehy]

They noticed weirdness from the moment Martin opened his mouth, but got dragged into it anyway, partially due to politeness.

[@spoopy1322]

It's easy to say that after seeing the movie or the trailer

[@gudguy97]

There's literally housing plans like this already in development and already developed. Reality isn't much off from this

[@AlvianBonar]

Its bizarre things is completely fade out because the house price is so cheap and will be sold out in a flash. Martin said that, though

[@DeadlyDanDaMan]

They noticed right away, but because it was "too good to be true", they decided to go take a look out of curiousity. However, the moment they showed up in the "neighborhood", they were immediately trapped. They couldn't leave even though they wanted to. Apparently, you weren't paying attention to the movie or video whatsoever. Maybe next time you should try and do that before making idiotic comments that were already answered. Your life will be easier if you do.

[@almondthegreat1113]

Watching this movie is like going up a roller coaster and not going down

[@ZaveAres]

Actually this movie is more like a rollercoaster going down that never comes up

[@jessieqk12]

@@ZaveAres nah, going up is more accurate. Feeling like we’re going to reach a climax, but everything just keeps building on each other and never goes towards a conclusion.

[@nicksandz3209]

More like a roller-coaster that never moved

[@maddiemorgan5805]

Watched this drunk with a friend. She fell asleep and left me alone with my drunken horror. When Tom died I officially was over it, started crying and texted my boyfriend how much I missed him. Lol. Still couldn’t stop thinking about it and I think this could be a scenario if there ever were an alien invasion. My take on it is that these aliens blend in with humans but have no feelings/empathy like humans do. They have no capacity for it, and thus their child rearing fails often, causing their species to dwindle. So they take advantage of human empathy to raise their young.

[@naahj]

Damn, watching this video is rewatching the movie.

[@alexyadayada4487]

Vivarium: An enclosure, container, or structure adapted or prepared for keeping animals under seminatural conditions for observation or study or as pets; an aquarium or terrarium.

[@type1edgrrr]

Like my leopard gecko in his vivarium, I love him

[@aconcernedcommissar6261]

when i saw the title i made that connection, so i thought it would be about something studying or just watching humans

[@pbower4378]

Alex Rodriguez I wish I googled the movie title before watching it. It would’ve made more sense as I was watching it. But I’m glad I never looked it up, it was cool trying to figure out what the hell was going on.

[@lamelwinston7101]

@@pbower4378 lol me too, I was stuck afterwords like WTF was that? Kept me curious to the very end but left me depressed as shit. 😆

[@Cassiopea525]

As someone who keeps reptiles, arachnids, and bugs, I immigrants knew what a vivarium is.

[@Ms.Behaving]

Did anyone realize the kid's screams sounded just like Gemma's scream at the end of the movie before she died

[@shalonnajones22]

Yeah I almost thought he was her, like he turned into her or something

[@nurulfarhanahjohan9312]

@@shalonnajones22 i thought gemma has been someone like him haha

[@the__man1]

Its to show how she cared about him but he didn't give to shitts about her

[@matthewrowland4973]

Tbh I thought it was the kid at first then I realized it was actually her screaming.

[@ginnybean838]

@@nurulfarhanahjohan9312i actually thought the same thing , that she was turned into one of the aliens i was like huh??? lol

[@br4nd0nx_x]

12:50 "HE THEN THROWS THE BOWL LIKE HES TOM BRADY AT THE SUPERBOWL" 🤣🤣🤣

[@AlexaBellaMuerte]

This movie left so much to be desired

[@sherlinaaurellia7838]

felt so confined after watching this movie i felt like i had to step outside and take a deep breath

[@randomness3195]

true. It feels like I'm in the movie too.

[@nanehbadast9879]

You Nicorn ikr

[@randomness3195]

@Haro19 OG dimwit.

[@datura_boof]

This film predicted the quarantine

[@randomness3195]

@Haro19 OG lmao that's all you got, I'm shookt 😂

[@jacobl5488]

How come nobody has mentioned the fact that the Aliens are aptly named.. 'Martin'... you know.. like "Martian"

[@lemonsnailz1524]

Jacob L 😮

[@jacobl5488]

@@lemonsnailz1524 *mic drop

[@lemonsnailz1524]

@@jacobl5488 although i was genuinely curious and it turns out Martians are a type of bird who lay their eggs in other birds nests for that bird to take care of. the Martians also kill any of the birds original babys hense the opening scene.

[@lemonsnailz1524]

Johnnie Walker woah there dude never said they were Martian’s just said it’s a type of bird that does exactly what the kid does in the movie. Lol

[@sevenwhatuknow]

Y'all remember that movie My Favorite Martian? Lol classic

[@mariadiveris1979]

I've had several nightmares / terrors where I'm inside that in between place, being chased by various monsters or looking for an escape. Terrifying.

[@discosalon1977]

Decent breakdown. The movie is also about bourgeois tedium, the limits of parenting and how "the state" tries to control and influence you.

[@TheICEgirl6100]

birds: our child is twice our size cuckoo: FEED ME birds: welp nothing suspicious here, guess we'll get some food

[@jacobring7274]

I think the host birds realize eventually, but since they've already invested so much into their parasite rejecting it might seem pointless. Fake offspring > no offspring.

[@carlie5577]

I believe it’s because the biological mother would come and kill the birds biological offspring or something like that.

[@1Samuel30.v6]

What i like about Cuckoo birds is: When the Cuckoo chick's host mother temporarily flies off(to go get some food)....The Cuckoo chick kicks the Host bird's eggs out the nest.....so that ALL food from the Host mother will go to him....and then when that Cuckoo is grown up....it plants its egg in the nest of another bird species......What is MOST interesting is: NONE of the Cuckoo birds has Any contact with it's biological parent at all Whatsoever....yet, the Cuckoo (from the time its a chick to the time that its an adult) actually Knows what to do...without even being taught! The Cuckoo's Biological parent did NOT teach its offspring! (So, how the hell does the Cuckoo... KNOW what to do?)

[@ivannav9175]

@@1Samuel30.v6 easy. They're cuckoo

[@yocumaco13]

Mr. Black instinct