REACTING to *The Purge* A FREAKY FUTURE?? (First Time Watching) Horror Movies

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James and Ninetailedbrush are reacting to another awesome horror movie The Purge (2013). This movie is a freaky future of America as people spend 12 hours essentially murdering each other! This movie was an interesting idea and horror concept and incredibly well explored. Enjoy this first time watching reaction!
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[@whitenoisereacts]

Should we continue the Purge movies??

[@DylanWrona]

Yes

[@praneetkumar1883]

Yes please

[@DoctorNoon2717]

Yesss the next two are so good and I enjoyed the First Purge but I haven't seen that TV show tho

[@jacobroe7502]

Yes my favourite one is The First purge (2018)

[@kasparknight9243]

Yes please!

[@brianamills6440]

The purge is one of the few movie series where the sequels progressively get better… looking forward to the others ☺️

[@whitenoisereacts]

Ok well that sounds awesome!!

[@moonlitskylight5740]

@@whitenoisereacts Will Anarchy by uploaded on Patreon today? No rush, just wondering.

[@DanielSelk]

@@whitenoisereacts 1st movie we see the Purge in one house. The 2nd one...we see what it's like OUTSIDE! =)

[@Semi-Addict-Gamer]

I personally disagree with that statement, The Purge peaked at part 1 for me, and it turned from a thriller movie to action movie with every sequel.

[@No_Nine]

i kinda like the first movie more

[@dklounge7082]

The potential for this franchise isn't explored that well in this movie but they do way better in the second movie, so yeah if you wanna know how far the concept can really go, definately continue with the other Purge movies

[@Zombiebadger67]

Honestly I'm really glad it turned out this way because when the crazy people came up to the house at first, it really put into perspective how terrifying it is everywhere else and opens up the imagination for what could be happening that night aside from what was shown on the camera footage during the credit sequences. Then the second one turned it up to 11 and put us right into the middle of it.

[@cyanedavis]

Yea the second one is better

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

Well to be fair, most of the money went to Ethan Hawke and they did an amazing job with what they had. But yes, the rest of the films are excellent. I just saw Forever Purge for the 2nd time and I enjoyed it.

[@Zombiebadger67]

@@ScribblebytesWorldwide I have yet to see the Forever Purge. Also I forgot how expensive actors can be. I'm glad Blumhouse picked him up, he is a gem

[@luisakgld7215]

Or better the series

[@krystalwilson8400]

This movie was mainly to bring out the idea, to show how one family is affected and how the purge can really affect anyone. Even the "protected"class. The other movies show how everyone else is affected. But I do love this one, the acting by all cast is amazing and great commentary 🙂

[@garyclarke9685]

If this crazy insane thing happens for real one day I will head deep into the mountains & stay there for the night.

[@Lord_Draco_III]

@@garyclarke9685 Forget going to the mountains, how about leaving the whole country? If this shit ever happened for real, imma sail my ass as far away from the U.S. as possible. I hear Tahiti is nice.

[@LA_HA]

@@Lord_Draco_III Yearly trip. Family tradition. Heck, yeah

[@trivonnereid769]

@@Lord_Draco_III me too

[@trappestarrgaming3422]

​@@LA_HAsay bye to your house.. robbed and burned

[@mxddie_exo3191]

I personally like The Purge: Election Year out of all the movies.

[@zermpodcasts9304]

It's my favorite.

[@heresheis2063]

Might be my favorite too

[@KimForsberg]

Blumhouse doing what Blumhouse does best. Really cool movies at a shoestring budget, but still with massive production value. Really smart choices, settings, stories, all to reduce production costs that do not affect the actual quality of film, and often makes the production crew seek out solutions that end up making the movie so much better.

[@kimberlyjeanne9456]

All the money for this house and security system & they didn't have a panic room or any backup plans at all. Not to mention there had to be so many good places to hide other than closets and under beds. OMG So irritating

[@bendover7841]

The wife not k1lling the neighbors was the most cringe and pathetic thing in the movie. The children were also absolute m0rons. Ethan Hawke was the only respectable guy just trying to protect his ungrateful family and was treated like a villain by them for defending himself and trying to save them.

[@XavierMoore-hz5wu]

Well it’s a movie😂😂you add that there wouldn’t be no reason to watch people being fucking protected when the movie is suppose to show how the shit works..so just have a movie we’re they lock up and just watch people from cameras being killed😂

[@trappestarrgaming3422]

Besides ot being a movie that's how most humans would act. We're such a panicky species

[@martinbraun1211]

This film was inspired by the Classic STAR TREK episode "The Return of the Archons" from 1967!

[@k.delpino1124]

For real?! That's crazy.

[@garyclarke9685]

Interesting

[@TB-Steezy]

5:54, I believe the term your looking for is hypochondriac: a person who is abnormally anxious about their health. The same type of people who constantly look all over google when they get strange arm pain or feel sick out of no where and think its something crazy.

[@CodeeXD]

Look I get that the kids being a good guy by letting him in but he got his father killed as a result and very nearly got his entire family butchered because of it. It's messed up the guy was in the situation that he's in but it's not like the family was in any situation to help him

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah but they would been killed by the neighbors anyway

[@jinphany.]

I love old films that have the narration " in (random place name) 2022" bc to them 2022 was ages away in the future, but now it's actually 2022 and we've caught up to those words it's scary and funny how I get so curious about the concept of time 😭 It's the same with age. When I watched a film when I was 7 and the protagonist in the film was 16, I'd say "wow she's so grown up", and then irl when I turned 16 and rewatched the film I realised how I was now similar to that protagonist 😭

[@Mrsushiinom]

I’d honestly watch the second movie as well , it does a way better job at showing the world more. And it’s the best one outta the series in my opinion.

[@Trenchcoat3]

I'd be spending the whole night -illegally- legally downloading movies and games.

[@cytromancer1692]

Election Year and First Purge are the best ones It’s interesting this anthology franchise is a mix of Horror and Action with a terrifying concept

[@fernandoguerrero4411]

You should watch The Black phone, Ethan Hawke plays the killer and it's amazing!

[@huntsforhumans9056]

Yeah that movie scary

[@MysticWolfMagic]

I thought this movie was ok when I watched it. I didn't love it. But it wasn't bad either. I really enjoyed what you had to say about it though. It was more intriguing than the movie itself. And I was laughing pretty good when you guys were making fun of the neighbor lady's motive 😂

[@patriciarp9686]

It's really laughable, but I think the movie brings that into question too, how banal people's interest in ending someone's life can be. The series of films and also the show shows at all times that this policy of a purge day to contain the annual violence of individuals is really pathetic, because human beings are pathetic, they are hateful for stupid reasons and will never know how to deal with their inner demons, instead, prefer to kill.

[@RandyReviews1990]

this movie is classic better than youre average thriller better than the strangers that movie is straight boring!

[@josephleoned]

Great reaction, I feel this franchise is one of Blumhouse's best, there's four movies to go: The Purge: Anarchy, The Purge: Election Year, The First Purge, and The Forever Purge, can't wait to see your reactions to the rest!

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Thank you so much for saying this one doesn't get enough credit; I always hear people not liking this one, but I absolutely loved it! When I first saw it, it blew my mind, and I was on the edge of my seat the entire time; it was different from movies I had seen before watching it. I haven't seen many home invasion-type movies, especially the ones that everyone knows about, like Strangers, Hush, etc. Everyone tends to say they prefer the second one over this one, but I guess I'm in the minority. I loved the character development in this one over the next one. You can explore their motivations and reasoning, morality shifts, etc. And in the second one, it seems more glossed over. If you are into character building and story setup, this is the one for you. If you enjoy jumping to the action quicker, you probably prefer the next one over this one. I, however, do like both. It's just I find myself rewatching this one more. I have yet to see the rest of the series beyond the 2nd one, though, simply for the fact that I was buying movies too quickly and was trying to build a particular collection of films first, but eventually, I'll get them and watch them all. I say continue with the series and enjoy the crazy ride. And for reference, "slow-burn" films don't bother me like they seem to do for others. I watch primarily slow-burn indie movies, some that don't make sense to me, but they all are unique for their own reasons. I'm making this point because I've heard people call this one a slow-burn. And technically, it is compared to its action-packed counterpart, but I love it.

[@c.b.barlow]

I remember when this movie first came out. I was taking a college sociology class and I asked my instructor if she thought something like this would be possible in the US. She naturally said no, and up until a few years ago I would have agreed. terrifying times we're living in.

[@paul1979uk2000]

It's weird but from the outside, even though this is unlikely, if it did happen, I could only imagine it happening in the US and some developing countries. I can't imagine it happening in European countries for instance and a European government were to try and pull that trick, it's more likely that the government would get purged, not the people. But to be honest with you, the US is a messed up place in many areas that this kind of thing isn't unthinkable, but it's still unlikely.

[@tomkat2182]

The only thing I’ve got against this movie is that they set up this whole world just to basically make a home invasion movie, the second movie was the best imo

[@Rmlohner]

The second definitely had the best idea for what to do with this setting: put the Punisher in the middle of it.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I actually sorta like that though...

[@rahulprakaash3350]

@@whitenoisereacts please react to Bhramastra trailer india

[@greengarden7557]

@@whitenoisereacts check dawn of the dead remake

[@playgorlri]

Omg I can’t believe you guys haven’t seen the purge. I love this franchise! Hope you guys continue on with these movies.

[@perytas]

Please do continue the series! There's also a television series that follows people in this universe during the rest of the year following the aftermath of each Purge, BTW.

[@mrchubbs2007]

7:15 James: Nobody is being dumb. Me: Oh that will change soon

[@buzzardbeatniks]

I think in this world every ablebodied person would be an expert fighter and marksman, you'd just spend all your free time learning to survive.

[@whitenoisereacts]

That's veryy true!!

[@k.delpino1124]

No doubt.

[@LA_HA]

Or you'd have a nice little villa in Europe somewhere and vacation same time every year. Boom. Problem solved

[@678Draco]

@@LA_HA I think those would be even more expensive than they already are. The real state value of a home away from the Purge would skyrocket

[@LA_HA]

@@678Draco Not necessarily. It's only America that has the Purge. No one else has it. So, there shouldn't be a reason for other markets to be effected by that. I can definitely see Vacation real estate having a tourist season during The Purge. Speaking of which, being in America during Purge season is a thing. haha

[@sammyphantomreacts7107]

A person who is obsessive over their health and always thinking something is wrong is called a hypochondriac by the way. Also I love the progression of the purge movies

[@RyneMurray23]

This movie is fantastic. All of them are worth watching at least once👍🏼👍🏼

[@vanessapaviag]

its crazy to think how old this movie is- I remember the vine "what would you do if the purge was a real thing?" "eat all the tacos" lmaoo

[@rHamUK]

3:49 So that man is Tony Oller. He's an amazing singer and actor. His song classic went viral a few years ago, he was in a duo called MKTO. His movie beneath the darkness is AMAZING it also has Dennis Quaid in it so you know its good. Please watch that, I'd love to see your reaction to it 😄

[@OilyAnimal3]

Highly highly highly recommend all the movies. The first one is just like a tippy-toe dip into the world they're trying to build

[@shesalilsapphicokay]

This is one of my favorite horror concepts. 🔥 I'm with James, it's not crazy to think someone could've/did think of the idea of the Purge IRL. It does trouble me a little when people refuse to engage with Dystopian future movies on grounds of 'well, that'll never happen' or 'this is anti-whatever propaganda' though. (only a few mins into the vid. That's just a general note.)

[@ichmeiner4531]

Most terrifying horror is either the Lovecraft-type, the nightmares in each one's mind, or the realistic type that hides behind dystopia. That *could* be real, right now. For me, the latter is the worst, because we know our history and what humans are capable of. You *know* that there were, and still are, people out there who would absolutely support sth like a purge and/or participate.

[@shesalilsapphicokay]

@@ichmeiner4531 IDK really anything about Lovecraft. I've heard of him(?) though. I agree with the last two sentences. At the same time, I've seen people dismiss Dystopian future movies without considering the implications they have for either our society or their beliefs. As I heard someone put it the other day: maybe *you* wouldn't take that line of thinking that far, but someone else might.

[@ichmeiner4531]

@@shesalilsapphicokay ooooh, go read Lovecraft! His horror is often not an exact description, but rather lets you insert YOUR deepest, darkest fears and monsters. Absolutely recommended! Yeah, some people will always shut their minds off to the atrocious things humans are capable of. For some, it's how they cope with the cruelties of our world. Others are ignorant. The rest of them is simply too dumb. If you know someone that belongs in either of those groups, explain the 'The Third Wave' - experiment to them (look it up, I won't spoil it). There's also a German movie from '08 that took the idea of that real life experiment and put it into a late 90's school setting. And it has some great acting. It's called' the wave', but I don't know if it's available elsewhere.

[@TheGreatDetectiveKnows]

I mean 'The Purge' is really just the logical application of consequentialism. ''X creates a net positive for society. Therefore, we will infringe on human rights to apply X'' This is no different than covid lockdowns/mandates, and any other event in history where a reduction in disease rationalizes eugenics, or where the nation benefitting from discriminating against a targeted class is rationalized. It's incredibly realistic and the logic we deal with on a daily basis, and throughout history. The truth is that if a purge was pushed and normalized by the government over 50% of the public would support it.

[@ichmeiner4531]

@@TheGreatDetectiveKnows comparing the purge to covid lockdowns..... Either take less or more of whatever drug you're bouncing off.

[@baybesimms14]

Ah! Thank you guys so much for starting this series🙏🏻 The sequel is one of my favorite movies in general, so I cant wait to see you two react to it. And as always, loved the video!🤗

[@chickennoodlesoup3301]

i only have one major problem with this movie. they set up the idea that crime is only committed because of anger or boredom when in reality it's mainly desperation. No one's robbing a bank because they're angry. So the idea that all crime just magically disappears because of one night is a little bit stupid.

[@SassySmall1]

I would love to see you guys do more of this series!

[@changbinslefttiddie4953]

It's called hypochondria!! It's fairly common, I had it really bad when I was younger & I still kind of do. But it's mostly connected to OCD!! So yeah that's what being constantly worried about your health!! :)

[@gustavoalvarez277]

you already watched the rich people with security system pov, on the sequel you see the poor people's pov

[@khalidbinwaleed5072]

This is my second favourite horror movie. Great camera work

[@deejjay7442]

Bro I be dreaming for this LETS GOO y’all gotta do the trilogy the purge is one of my favorite movies ever 💯 I love this channel

[@MermaidMazy]

Watch the second purge!! It really takes you outside, you get to see more that doesn’t really get shown in the first one..love “rewatching” these movies w y’all!

[@ENTP_Tyra]

Please do the whole series. While the second one is my favorite, they all have their place.

[@k.delpino1124]

One of the most creative ideas ever conceived for film. A suspense drama-thriller with social commentary is so out of the box. The psychology, action and horror truly compliment it. Committing whatever crime possible or just directly taking out your frustration on select people you hate in 12 hours is scary stuff. 4 of the 5 films took place in the 2020s. But i had forgot which part of the decade (2022 ?!, holy crap). Hooked in since the first film, it had me thinking about how much further could the story go in potential sequels. Also it had me pondering about the state of our nation and it's people in power. Not too many would agree with this purge, me being one of those people.

[@nikotina899]

hope you do the rest of the series, it's quite underrated cause people seem to only remember a very memefied version of it

[@cupidsoty]

please watch/post the second one soon 😭 love ur videos

[@colly3333]

What I love about this film is that this sort of thing could actually happen. The concept of it is believable. It's refreshing whenever a film comes about with something different and new. I highly suggest you guys watch the next Purge films. Although, I have not seen the latest film.

[@inezodesjo7290]

I really love all of these movies and i hope you Do them all tbh so you can see more of the potential

[@barnyardchick4equestrian19]

James’ face in the thumbnail just made my day oml 🤣🤣👌🏻

[@marilynn7799]

Tailbrush had my same reaction when that guy took his mask off. Lol

[@whitenoisereacts]

LMAO!! Right??

[@cjjackson2423]

28:48 "we're wagin war against a bunch Harvard students or something" He funny ah 🤣💀💀💀💀

[@fd3]

You MUST watch the second film! This first film is a KNOCKOFF PUSHOVER to the 2nd film. I kid you NOT. The 2nd Purge Anarchy film is my ultimate favorite survival genre film under thriller/action films. 🙂 It just has better plot and characters, action and new dangers every 5-10 minutes, and takes place all across the city. It also goes into lore of the Purge and the acting is actually better and believable. And it has great pacing. I think survival films is my favorite subgenre, so I definitely loved it :) You will absolutely love it, I hope!

[@Needsmoreflash]

the thumbnail for this video, two types of horror film watchers 😆

[@sierraayanna4334]

If you guys don’t watch the entire series please watch The First Purge.

[@wendydanielle3476]

The blond kid is also in the movie Sanctum, which James Cameron helped produce. It’s a really underrated movie about the horrors of cave diving and I would really recommend it.

[@johnhales8824]

Please continue with these movies. The next few movies expand on what happens on purge night and also gets into the politics that created it. All I'll say is imagine being stuck outside with no where to go when the purge alarm sounds.....

[@maxwellgrimsley]

Dude I remember binging all the purge movies one night with my mom. So freaky but SO fun!!!

[@funnievaI]

The second one is so much better! Please do the next one!

[@kaylawhite7541]

I love the purge movies, I hope you continue to watch them and react to them. I love them all but Purge: Anarchy and Election Year are my fave of the franchise

[@travisherndon94]

8:23 Dude that siren when you hear it , you know shit's about to go down

[@ScarlettM]

4:20 - A classic episode of the original Star Trek (“The Return of the Archons”), played a large role in the creation of The Purge.

[@eleanorshellstrop39]

so hypothetically a parent could SA their child on purge night and they couldn’t get in trouble legally? 😳

[@belzvaldez19]

yes, since it happened while the purge was taking place, so during those 12 hours the SA was legal :( but that is what the government is looking for, since many of the people who suffered from a crime in a purge or someone they know, they end up joining, it's a snowball that gets bigger and bigger (even in the following movies, younger people join), so if the child tells someone, maybe in the next purge someone take revenge on dad🤔

[@whitenoisereacts]

That is why it is truly horrible and why a utilitarian approach to things like this can't be the case. Evil has to be evil, no matter how much it benifits society

[@k3n12ock]

Yup. Crazy isnt it?

[@garyclarke9685]

That is one good example of why this whole purge idea is insane. So many innocents will die.

[@CodeeXD]

Possibly they do have rules to what you actually can and can't do but I'm not sure

[@kaleyrose47]

Love Ethan Hawke so much, especially in DEAD POET’S SOCIETY. His daughter he had with Uma Therman, Maya Hawke is great on the show STRANGER THINGS

[@summermetcalfe5236]

i am so hyped for this

[@andrewmanuel9225]

It gets way better the more you watch the series . I personally like the second one. You see more chaos through out the city. And the third one also has an interesting plot too. Keep watching them ! 😁

[@AspieMediaBobby]

Max Burkholder(Charlie) voiced Billy Connors in "Spectacular Spider-Man" as a younger kid.

[@Ryne_Barrow]

Yes the WHOLE SERIES

[@kynanwilliams8012]

this is one of the few series that actually get better as it goes along

[@drlee2]

I was looking for reactions to these movies the other day and now this one popped up! lol I'm in the minority of thinking this was a really good movie when it came out. I thought the concept, execution, and acting was great. It was different from a lot of horror movies at the time and created an interesting dystopian future. Both the sequels and the TV series do a good job of building on the Purge universe.

[@OriginalMalcolmPoole]

The first one focuses on one house and the family that lives there and their choices, the second, third, and fourth focus on neighborhoods and their unity to survive

[@melodramatic7904]

I concur with everyone else with the comments. This series gets better with each entry and that's because there are so many angles to explore the Purge from. So, the series can actually follow people from different socioeconomic backgrounds with each entry, which keeps it fresh.

[@yourlordandsaviormiakhalif2569]

Black phone is also a Blum house movie that i highly recommend

[@constanzaperezdearce1561]

loooove this one! i think this is the best one of all the purge movies

[@khalidbinwaleed5072]

These movies are terrifying because this could actually happen

[@caramel_frappe]

I was frightened watching the purge when I was young. I was so scared of it being a normal day at school and all of a sudden crime is legal.

[@julienielsen4462]

I was hoping at the end they would show the mom helping out the escaped man somehow. Or letting him stay with her.

[@ShyheimMcDonald]

The purge movies especially after this one feel very much like action movies.

[@primepm8861]

This movie set a precedent at the time of release. It made 89 million dollars at the box office on a budget of only 3 million. Compare to After Earth was released the same year; made 243 million dollars on a budget of 130 million.

[@ahullabaloo]

The next 2 films are better, I liked this one too. Absolutely terrifying tbh imagine that happening.

[@ChaosArdor]

I think what the movie was trying to convey was "can you sacrifice one life in order to save multiple in the heat of the moment?" The purge is a night where all of humanity is thrown out the window and you're free to do whatever you want without consequence. Power and freedom corrupts and can turn just about anybody into a monster because that's just human nature. I doubt anybody can legitimately and honestly say that if they had that level of freedom for 12 hours, they would still behave like a normal person, that there wouldn't be a certain level of temptation to do at least one thing. Not saying murder is the first thing to jump to, but theft, raiding, vandalism, etc. All that freedom and temptation is there to do whatever you want with no punishment at all. That being said, when confronted with that level of animosity and lawlessness, can you really bring yourself to throw an injured man seeking refuge back out to the wolves? Does that turn you into a heartless monster like everyone else participating in the Purge? Or do you keep your humanity at the risk of your family? Sure, the premise makes sense and it might not be the absolute best movie of all time or showcase the point its trying to make. Or maybe I'm just looking into it way too much. But it's just how I view the movie and it's concept.

[@fjmg2003]

You guys should watch the black phone, that’s a very suspenseful movie with some horror in it.

[@SonOfTheGreatVegeta]

this is a good thriller but I like the others for exploring more of the greater world so I would recommend continuing this series.

[@iekha_triples7718]

The 2nd and the 3rd actually much much better so... Yes for Purge marathon... Personally i think the first movie is pretty good, it a set up from more personal view before we explore the outside world...

[@williamweber9390]

The next couple movies introduces us to a character who in my opinion would’ve been an awesome punisher for marvel

[@sweetie_07]

Amo ver sus reacciones, se siente como si viera la película con ustedes y es muy divertido🤗❤

[@thepencilartist]

I watched this movie and i liked for sure, say hi to my Ninetalebrush ❤️❤️

[@curzon176]

The only thing i took from this movie the first time i watched it was how most of that shit wouldn't have happened if the son hadn't let that stranger into the house. I get it, he had a kind heart, but he basically traded his father for that stranger, and now he has to live with that choice. If it were me, as soon as those purge horns started blaring, i would have had a nice long 12 hour sleep. (tho that would make for a boring movie admittedly)

[@geraldogomes4126]

Movies: Interview with a Vampire 1994/Dracula,1992.Bram Stoker's/ Braveheart ,1995/ Apocalypto 2006

[@cisarvitiate6142]

I really liked this one when I first saw it few years ago, then I lost my interest for some reason but after some time I watched all movies again and I really like them. It’s such a cool, unique and scary yet also insane concept that may happen in really desprate times (don’t forget what happened in Germany after WW I during great depresion when people were truely desprate and vengful). You should really watch all these Purge movies (all of them have something new how to exprese this one night madness. BlumHouse truely has some of the best modern horror movies (yes few of their movies are bad but mostly they have so good horror movies with The Black Phone being their last masterpiece which I can recommend to you).

[@Omegafire17]

The implication for the neighbor's 'buying' spiel was implied to be because, with the security system's not being all they're cracked up to be, they felt ripped off ^A normal annoyance at any other time, but during a life-or-death Purge Night? It's as they felt he wanted them to die, and that was his way of doing it; so they got 'even' for this (perceived) slight.

[@VelvetMoth]

i love this series!! I personally think that 2&3 are also very good :))

[@nicholasgrandfield8168]

I ended up watching the whole series and thinking if the general concept was possibly a real thing.

[@celestesimmons8184]

"We're raging war against the Harvard students" I'm dead😆🤣

[@thunderstruck5484]

As others have said here the movies get better especially The First Purge and Purge Election year, those are badazz!

[@mylittlebrony2130]

The first Purge is my favorite out of the movies

[@LanaLiliyMoon]

I don't personally like to watch these kind of horrors but I do enjoy the reactions

[@tatianaferreira5998]

I was all about saving the stranger, right about when he threatened the kid that saved him.

[@shesalilsapphicokay]

21:29 haha, YEP 😳 IDK the actor, but I thought he killed this. Clockwork Orange vibes for me.

[@Dan-rx5us]

would love to see the rest of the movies second one is the best

[@jennandrewlawrence5055]

Great reaction, great movies

[@CathleenMJennings80]

Those "Harvard Kids" remind me of the Manson Family lol

[@janleonard3101]

Exactly what I was thinking. I bet that's what they were based on.

[@skywalkerjohn8965]

When I was a kid, the scene where people coming over 15:29 scared me because they basically like zombie but smarter

[@HaleyStark.]

The prequels are really good. They show how the purge was basically designed to lower the rates of poor people.

[@belzvaldez19]

idk why but these movies make me very anxious haha ​​whenever I see them I end up thinking that our society tends to be so surreal that I don't see it impossible for something like this to happen in the future, people are getting crazier every time lol, btw YOU HAVE to watch the following movies, in them the story about the Purge as a political and social problem is addressed more but they are still scary hahaha

[@ichmeiner4531]

Just look at humanities past. What humans were (and still are) capable of doing. In Germany, we said 'never again', but yet we have people, not only old folks, young, too, who truly believe that the Nazis were good and no Jewish person was killed. Suddenly, it becomes less and less impossible that shit like in the movie won't happen in our lifetimes.

[@Nana-hj7xl]

This is definitely not impossible to happen in America knowig how insatiable people are.. Everyone is aiming to seek freedom and keep tracking of their right.. Its just a matter of time for some sociopath government officials to suggest this.. And what makes me scared is knowing that there will be people who will agree and gets excited for this concept to become the solution to crime, unemployment and overpopulation.. Its crazyyy..

[@Omegafire17]

@@Nana-hj7xl The worst part is, though I'm American and have no love for all this 'craziness' of my own country, it really doesn't feel unrealistic. Even if not in a fashion exactly like the Purge, America does feel like it's primed to implode because of something sooner or later... yet while the radicals and extreme people may have it coming, what about the mass of ordinary, decent folk who were/are already bemoaning their country/world's state? It's not fair to be at the 'mercy' of a situation others before us collectively caused, but can't really escape... yet that's just how it is, and we can only endure and try to be better. It's a real twisted example of self-inflicted tragedy, I think

[@musicmashup9597]

this definetly wouldn't happen

[@razependragon7472]

thx for the reaction