BARBARIAN (2022) - Movie Review 

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If you know anything about the director, it’s obvious why he added the goofy funny parts.

I felt like Justin Long’s character did a heal-face-turn when it came to the ending. He had kind of a moment of introspection in that homeless man’s shelter where he said, am I a good person who does bad things or just a bad person? I thought that was going to lead to some self-sacrificial moment but the movie totally reneged on that in favor of him doubling-down on who he was.

Have you seen Smile? That's a good movie that was ruined by a terrible 3rd act. I certainly don't think Barbarian ruined the movie with the 3rd act like Smile did. Whether that's a meaningful argument for you or not is up to you, but I thought Barbarian was great. The only reason I'm making this comment is because I'm a big horror fan and I'm trying to stand up for what I think was a well-done film. Nothing is ever going to be for everyone, but if you think this film failed the third act... I just kind of disagree.

What happened?

@@imranjunaid12, ok, you asked... it is lost to me what it was that i had even done...i remember it started with my name being shrieked through her house, echoing down hallways and up stairs, making my hackles stand straight..when she found me, cowering behind her couch, she started hitting me with a broom until i came out from there. she grabbed me by the ear and neck, and dragged me through her kitchen, around the corner to her pantry door...that lead down to her basement...slapped me, and shoved me down the stairs. before i could get up, she slammed the door, locked it, and turned off the light. i spent the next 8 hours down there...watched the sunlight disappear through the little windows...the musty smell of earth and dried flowers... i was 6... the things that i saw, either being a juvenile imagination or supernatural, are burned into my memory...at some point i fell asleep... i woke up to the key in the lock fumbling around and the door flying open... it was my mother, with a twisted look of horrified sadness and intense rage, scooping my limp ass up, a whirl of kisses and apologies, taking me out of that hell... she never said anything to my grandmother on the way out, neither did she say anything to either me or my mother, just smiled the most evil smile i've ever seen even to this day...i never stayed with my grandmother by myself again...and that incident was never spoken of again, and, the few times i tried was always met with a glare, a knowing look that said "DROP IT, NOW!"... i did not mourn her passing... indeed, i was relieved...a part of me could heal... but, i will NOT approach a basement without lights being on and with the door out braced open... that is the story...could be made into a movie, probably somewhere IS a movie, lol...

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I had a blast. It’s just dumb and fun

@@bobbyfischer9927 And I may be looking too deep into it, but there are some themes of ignorance of female trauma. That I thought really worked for the film, and never was too preachy about it like other past movies. (*cough cough* Black Christmas 2019 *cough*)

I feel the lack of answers was intentional. Not a mistake. Some things are just terrifying and beyond explanation or comprehension. And they just happen. Like what questions did you feel were unanswered?

@@kyleroberts1276 maybe I missed it but how was it so coincidental that multiple people were arrive to that house at the same time? Also there were 100 percent ghosts in that house but that was never explained

@@ryanc7441 1. Stuff gets double booked all the time. That's not a plot hole or anything. It happens . 2. What?

@@kyleroberts1276 the door closing on it’s own? Locking on its own? The bloody handprint appearing on the wall? If those aren’t ghosts idk what they are

@Jason yeah the lady walks around at night..also the bloody handprints were from Births or probably from the man killing the women…I thought all that stuff was interesting just the movie got too silly at the end

The basement were the people being eaten.

I like that it gave me a break

There were some really good things about the movie and I agree I just thought it got a little too silly in the end

Well it was one of his "many" properties... he only owned it for income... The scene with the wealth advisor kind of explained that. He wouldn't make enough money from selling it, so it was basically the one he decided to keep. And then yeah, that part was supposed to be funny... this douchebag of a character isn't going to have the same concerns as a normal female would about that basement.. he is obviously only concerned about the money he can get, so all that extra space = $$$$$ To each their own tho, I aint trying to convince you of anything, just pointing out the reasoning.

thats only a matter of opinion...MOST horror movies now n days are complete trash.. im gonna say so will probably be this one aswell... if you liked "X" aswell you dont know what good movies are anymore.. LOL

I thought this movie was great as well.

The fact that anyone could think this is a great horror film shows just how little people know what a good movie is nowadays smh

Next week!

Well they are friends

Flooded basement with "georgie" yeah

Nah. Woke crap. On the nose woke crap.

always and forever

You didn't mind the wokeness?

@@Crunch_Buttsteak I'm unclear. What do you mean?

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*SPOILERS* I'd say that was definitely the point. Tess and Keith's relationship was actually based in something so many relationships lack: trust. Were they awkward around each other? Absolutely. But they realized the other person was genuine, even if they didn't always know what to say. It was easy to root for Tess and Keith. Compare that to AJ, who is a scumbag. He only cares about himself and his image, so if he had to throw others under the bus (or, in Tess' case, off a roof) to preserve his good name, he was willing to do that in a heartbeat. He didn't give a shit about anybody except himself, which was why his death was so satisfying.

Yes he was

Whats in the driiiink???