BIRD BOX Ending + Monsters Explained! 

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Moral of the story : Always listen to the bald guy

As soon as Olympia opened the door for Gary, I knew it was bad idea.

How to beat bird box: Step 1: Get mirror Step 2: Reflect the monster to itself so it will commit suicide Step 3: Profit

Douglas should have survived, he was the only one who had some sense at the start

Ok, Tom was badass, but the birds that Malerie kept for survival were super badass. How they managed to survive the rapid current when their boat tipped over was surprising. Go birds.

Boy & Girl : *breathes* Malorie: "I will slap tf outta you PERIODT"

i think she named both of them in her head from the beginning but she called them boy and girl because she thought she will lose them in any moment and she didn't want to be more attached to them, but when they made it safe she called them with their names.

mom "i'm going to name her Cinderella." NAMES OLYMPIA

3 birds, 3 people survived

When girl volunteered to look. Man. I felt that.

2:46 "She our blue bird. A sad, depressed, alone creature." The Twitter bird is depressed now.

Who else would have thought the movie was ten times better if Tom survived with them?

Hush - cant hear A quiet place - can't speak Birdbox - can't see Hotel - trivago

I would like to point out that the real MVPs in this movie were the three parakeets. They nearly starved in the store, would have frozen to death in the freezer, faced drowning in the river, and were tossed around and possibly faced the threat of being crushed when the family was running. They deserve a happy ending.

I just want to know three things.. 1. Where Lucy and Felix went? 2. How Malorie along with Tom and the two kids managed to escape from Douglous's house? 3. How Dr. Lapham reached the school of blind?

I feel like each character had something to teach us. Douglas was the most practical and rational, but he was too bad at communicating and getting people to agree with him. Instead of explaining and making better decisions, he antagonized everyone, took things in his own hands - even pointing the gun and threatening everyone. He could've been a leader, but got no chill and forgot we are a social species. Olympia was just, OH MY GOD. Tom was strong and had a badass ending but he was too good and caused problems for being so trusting. All of the characters were incredibly stupid for leaving Greg unsupervised and ten times dumber for trusting Gary so easily. I mean, really? Not even a trial period? Some trick questions to check if he was alright? C'mon. In the end, Mal and the kids deserved to survive the most, imo. Mal was good but not too dumb, and used her opportunities to learn and be a great decision-maker, for the most part. She was awsome at training the kids, and both of them were fast-learners and did well, except for when they separated from each other after Mal fell, that was stupid. The cop and MGK, well, I think it fits that they weren't shown. First, it fits Mal and Doug's conversation about assholes. So we're left to wonder what happens to them. I believe they haven't survived. Either ran out of food or were killed by the crazies, or even anything else, since they left the group and probably didn't have the skills to survive other challenges alone.

Olympia made me so mad because of her stupidity of letting that guy in and LOOKING UP

I think John Cena was the monster. They couldnt see him

Douglas was such an intelligent and underrated character.

*WHY ARE YOU WATCHING THIS! GO OUTSIDE! OPEN YOUR EYES AND SEE! IT'S BEAUTIFUL!*

What’s funny about this whole movie is all this drama and action/suspense could’ve been avoided if only everyone listened to Douglas.

The best part for me was when even though the creature got to tom and took over his mind forcing him to create that suicidal mentality , with a gun in his hand , he shot the man that was going towards malorie and the kids before shooting himself. His love for her was so great that he had to make sure that they were safe first . You can see he truly struggled and it touched something in me . Tom is the real mvp .🤙🏾

In the book, the monsters were actually just really passive and didn't mean to cause people to kill themselves. Also at the end, it was far more morbid, being just a group of blind people and those who cut out their eyes holed up in a hospital.

they call them boy and girl so the monster cant call their names and trick them

Don't breathe: *"Dont breathe"* A Quiet Place: *"Don't make a sound"* Bird Box: *"Don't look"* I'm expecting a food movie with Gordon Ramsey next where he must not taste anything.

Netflix had a pretty tight budget so they created monsters they couldn't see 😂

Ok, they don't want to show the creature, that's cool, I could live with that. However, they should have defined what it was. I don't need to see it, but I'd like to know definitely what it was and where it came from. They could have, and should have, done that!

The real question, we’re is the couple that left in the car

I love movies like a quiet place and a bird box because the horror really is the reality of removing something we’re so used to doing

In the original, the novel. In the end it's not a home for the blind but a group of people who deliberately blinded themselves for safety but Netflix changed it, cause they wanted it to be more of a optimistic ending

HOW ON EARTH IS SHE 54????????????????????????????????????????????

There is one part of the movie that seemed huge to me. When the babies are born, the "evil" man comes upstairs, calls Girl "beautiful", but when he sees Boy he just says, "thank you". He then opens up the windows, stating the evil outside is "beautiful". That was such a huge part of the movie for me. Also, ther creatures wasnt a creature it was evil in general taking over the world, the good people die in its presence, the evil ones loves it. It's that simple.

can’t sleep ? the invasion can’t speak ? a quiet place can’t see ? birdbox hotel ? trivago.

When Gary whipped out them pictures. I knew. Smh.

I don’t know about how others think... the obvious moral of the story to me is to appreciate my eyesight.... more..... do not take it for granted

Very very very interesting this video! Congrats

who else was mad asf when they let Gary stay in the house? 😂

I cried when Tom died because he literally saved her TWICE and when he tried so hard and resisted to save her and the kids...he was such a good dad *cry cry*

hey, if anyones wondering... The Bird Box book came out way before A Quiet Place.

I want a version of this movie from the perspective of people who can look at the creature but dont die because of their trauma. I think it would be cool to have characters who are for some reason immune but not trying to hurt other people and have been fighting their own demons for a long time

I felt bad for the Bald guy, he was one of the good characters in fact he was right the whole movie and no one listened to him. It sucks that they let that Gary dude in the house and practically ending up killing the whole damn squad that was a bad mistake 😐😐

if it wasn’t for olympia everyone else would still be aliveee smhhh

this isnt an ending explanation this is a whole summary of the movie LOL WTF

I liked the ending, made me cry a bit. I’d never expect for it to be a school for the blind but it was a nice and welcomed surprise for me. I guess it’s a bit random to place the school in the Forrest but there are a lot of schools out there placed far away or in more wooded areas for a reason. It’s not uncommon here, or especially in other parts of the world.

I didnt mind not seeing the creatures. It probably would have been horrible cgi and ruined the "fear of the unknown" vibe. But i do wish they would have explained where they came from and why

If they listened to the bald guy everyone whould probably be alive😂

This is one of the best explaining vids ever I liked subed and turned on notifications😁

6:57 those pictures creeped me tf out lol

For a Netflix original, this movie had me on the edge of my seat worried about the actual characters especially malorie and her children

Toms the real hero

somebody: people who died in birdbox: 👁👄👁

no bird s were harmed during the filming of this movie.

As soon as i saw the dude's wife get in the burning car I figured this movie would be interesting

I watched the whole movie blindfolded

Man that was an awesome video. It made me like the movie a lot more because I now understand it entirely thanks to you!

The greatest mystery at the end is how could people in a school for the blind survive without even any supermarket for them to raid?

Still mad over Charlie’s death 😪

pisses me off she named her Olympia. *CINDERELLA OR ELLA FOR SHORT* edit: 1. her names Olympia, not Olivia ¿ 2. It didn’t actually piss me off but idk i think she should have honored her mother’s wishes.

Thank you for this, the movie came out a while ago but I couldn't get past 5 minutes of it but I was curious ab it so this helped a lot

Tom's gains lasting 5 years without proper nutrition and exercise is the real mystery

The invasion (Don't Sleep) A Quiet place (Dont speak) The Happening ( Dont Breathe) Birdbox (Dont look) Hush(Dont hear)

Imagine how badass daredevil would be in this situation

8:22 we're in the endgame now

I’m not a big fan of sequels, but I am so excited for a second one. There’s so much potential in this world and its monsters.

There were two emotional parts that were my favorite. The first one where Tom managed to kill the enemies, despite seeing the entity. And the second where Malerie thought about choosing her adopted daughter "girl" to look when passing the current, but decided that a mother would never choose which child should be sacrificed no matter biological/adopted.

I need a movie of what happened to the “couple” that escaped

Thanks for the vid. The analysis had depth and it made me appreciate the film more.

This was a really good movie and it affected me. I appreciate how you recognized it's themes and nuances.

"The bag was blue to indicate the internal sadness of Malorie" Me: yeah or maybe it was just a bag

She didn't give her kids names or make them call her mom cause of the creatures/demons, so that the monster couldn't call them by names or manipulate them like it tried with her and the others that ended dead.

At first I thought the “monster” was depression

I must say you really did a great job breaking this film down. I really like your take and now want to see it! I usually don't follow the heard.

3 birds in the box. 3 people survived the Journey. Birds connected to the characters. When she opened the lid at the end it also meant relief and freedom for both

I am so angry no one's listened to Douglas. Yes, he was an asshole, but he was right about pretty much everything and if they had listened to him, all the survivors in the house would have lived (for a bit longer at least).

A quiet place: can't talk bird box: can't see Hush: can't hear Mgk: can't rap

Congrats on the 10M views!! New this Channel was going to hit big

When gary pulled out all those drawings I was like uh oh

Isn't it wierd that the guy in the house died from looking at the camera surveillance but noone died from looking at the news?

Amazing explanation.. Just subscribed to your channel.. Keep it up..

This is a good explanation. Thank you.

A Quiet Place: "Can't make a sound" Bird Box: "Can't look" Math: "Can't answer"

WHEN THE LITTLE GIRL SAID “I WILL DO IT” I lost it 😢 😢

Brilliant. Best explanation of this movie's message.

2:00 *Michael Jackson*

Am i the only one who loved it when malorie screamed "do not take my children!" Dang

I loved how it randomly cut at times to Malorie’s view from the blindfold. It was easy to forget how difficult it would have been for her, and the shots of just the cloth from the blindfold really remind you that she literally couldn’t see every time she had to put her blindfold on.

Thanks for the explanation.

Thanks daddy, it’s very wonderful analysis of this film ☺️

If they would a listen to the mean grumpy man they would a lived

I thought forsure girl was going to have to open her eyes. Lowkey was hurt when she said she'd be the lookout

glad i’m an introvert. any shit like this happens idec i dont leave my house anyway

Who remembered Rick character of "The walking dead" series while watching this movie..😀😀😀

I loved how Tom was hitting on Malorie when she was pregnant 😂

Bird box can only be watched while wearing a blindfold for a true experience

I like that the “monster” was never revealed because it makes you think more about our fears psychologically rather than them being fictional creatures

“Starring Sarah Paulson” literally was in the movie for 10 minutes lol

Tom really was the definition of OG

Tom was a real one 😔😪😢

I think the reason why Malorie didn't name the children is that she didn't want them to be born under those circumstances, so not giving them a name kind of makes them not Completelly in the world, at least mentally. It's like they are not living but only surviving, first in their biological womb then in the artificial womb made up by her meawhile they find another better place to fully exist