First Time Watching *THE MIST (2007)* Movie REACTION!!! 

He was being quiet as to not wake his son to see his mother dead like that. That’s why it was so minimal. He was trying to stay strong for his son in that moment.

"That's the worst possible ending I can imagine." I was thinking, "No. It's not. Just wait." And then you called it. It's the ultimate tragic irony that he didn't help Melissa McBride's character because he needed to put his son's safety first, but if he and his son had only gone with her, his son would probably still be alive. We have Jeffrey DeMunn (Dale Horvath) to thank for Melissa McBride's reappearance at the end of the film. According to Frank Darabont, the cast and crew were so impressed with her performance that they gave her a standing ovation. Later on, DeMunn was talking to Darabont and said he couldn't stop thinking about her and wondering what happened to the character. DeMunn then suggested making her one of the survivors (along with her two kids) that we see in the truck at the end. This movie is also why they called and offered her the role of Carol, without asking her to audition. Also, spoilers for the The Walking Dead's pilot episode...the actor playing the soldier they stabbed and threw out into the mist is also connected to TWD. He was the soldier-walker in the tank at the end. Apparently, Darabont was planning to do a Season 2 flashback episode told from that soldier's point of view, showing how he eventually became the walker in the tank. But then Darabont was fired, and that plan was scrapped. This is a very underrated movie that tackles a lot of heavy themes. Thanks for reacting to it and sharing your thoughts!

I'm just here for your reaction to the ending. You did not disappoint. 😁 Fun Fact: Frank Darabont agreed to make the film with Dimension only under the condition that no matter what, they wouldn't change the scripted ending. They agreed.

Oh boy, this one was good, and rough. As you've surely heard by now, Stephen King didn't conceive the end of this movie. His version ended with them driving off into the unknown mist after seeing the titanically huge monster towards the end. But, once he read the ending they came up with, he praised it and said he would have written it himself had he thought of it.

His acting at the end was so good. Fucking heart wrenching. Great reaction as always man

The ending in this film is different from the book. It's rare for Stephen King to praise film adaptations of his books; let alone prefer the ending of the film, to the ending of his own book! This film is such a gem. I haven't re-watched it in at least a decade, because, well I'm never really in the mood lmao

I love the bit with Melissa McBride because had they left as soon as she did, when someone was begging them to in a way that begged they act selflessly, they would have survived.

The saddest ending in a Stephen King/horror movie ever made, the one thing I love about this movie is that there are 3 Walking Dead stars and this was before The Walking Dead became a tv show on AMC.

The ending of this movie is so incredibly dark. I remember that I would randomly think about this ending for about a week after first watching

Carol proving she's a survivor in 2 franchises 😂😂 The ending is good for a first time watch and i know King preferred it however i feel the books ending will always be better

The "whatthef*ck-asouraus" towards the end is iconic.

I told you to get ready for this one. It’s utterly heartbreaking. I love this movie so much. Saw it way too many times. It just stayes with you.

I was already scared of spiders but seeing the pharmacy scene as a kid was nightmare fuel

Kinda ironic that Melissa McBride survived now that we know how badass her character is on the walking dead. Even Mentioned it to her when I met her a month ago

Have you seen 30 Days of Night? It’s an amazing vampire movie! If you haven’t seen it, you should check it out 👍🏻 love your reactions

The ending is why patience is a virtue.

So many actors from the Walking Dead are in this that it makes me think this movie is just Carol's backstory in an alternate universe created by Ashton Kutcher who is Butterfly Effcting all this offscreen haha! I think that creature at 35:35 is telling itself: "Be cool, be nonchalant, as if you didn't just shoplift form that grocery store..."

ILOVE “WOULD YOU RATHER”!! The Mist is my second Steven King films. “1408” has it beat, simply for the acting class John Cusack gives.

I hope these "as we go" helps 1. In context it is similar to what King did with The Stand except in this case it's monsters and not a virus. 2. Jeffery DeMunn is known as a favorite of director Frank Darabont, who has cast him in all four of his films: "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994), "The Green Mile" (1999), and "The Mist" (2007). All King adaptations. He was also in what King himself says is the best adaptation of his work. "Storm of the Century". 3. William Sadler also was in Shawshank and The Green Mile. 4. Frances Sternhagen was in "Misery" by King. 5. Marcia Gay Harden kills it. She's as demented as Margaret Carrie's mom in "Carrie". 6.The big guy that goes out with the rope around his waste was going to be another King cameo doing that role himself. 7. This is not how the book ends. Darabont wanted this ending. King later said that as horrific that it is he likes better than his.. 8. Stephen King. You're welcome.

The guy who plays Ollie is in a TV show, called wayward Pines It’s only two of the short seasons Directed by night Shyamalan I think that you would love it

That ending was like "Haha now we roll credits... SYKE JUST KIDDING, it gets worse!" several times in a row.

There is no greater sadistic thrill than watching someone experience the ending of The Mist for the first time. It's just, mmm,

Both the movie and book are fantastic. Such a heartbreaking ending. The book doesn't end this way but I liked both endings

This film is a classic!! Love Carol at the very end too!

Little trivia: Frank Darabont originally wanted Thomas Jane to play Rick Grimes

The first time I saw this movie the ending had me weeping. I just couldn't believe it. It is one of my favorite Stephen King adaptations. Thanks for another great video.

David and her friends should have found hope when they saw the giant creature at the end of the film, because this creature is called "Behemoth", the Behemoth is a creature from the Bible and it is said that when it roars, it means that peace and quiet will soon return...

Nice you mentioned Would You Rather. Such an underrated horror movie with a very good cast!

Thank you ! I've seen this movie a while ago and it was so cool to relive it with you ! :D

Oh man I love this movie, super happy you hadn't seen it so we got this quality reaction.

POV: you didn't watch the whole video, you just skipped to the end

Such an awesome reaction! Loved it!

mr norton is the Police chief from brooklyn 99

Someone pointed out to me as soon as his child died (the sacrifice) like Mrs. Carmody had wanted to do in the store that the mist lifted. Which made it so interesting. Also the dad, Thomas Jane was suppose to play 'Rick' in TWD.

Interesting thought- Mrs Carmody wants to sacrifice David’s son to stop the monsters. And as soon as he dies, the mist disappears and salvation arrives. She may have been evil, but she might not have been entirely wrong. When they sacrifice Jessup, the monsters leave them alone. Ollie dies right after killing Mrs Carmody, who even takes on a Jesus pose as she dies. Some very interesting connections

The ending of Would You Rather was shocking but I think The Mist ending was worse because he was responsible for the 4 deaths

38:05 You got the point of the movie faster than other reactors Have Faith even until death or as you simply said it Don't give up That woman had Faith to go get her kids alone All others stay hidden, didn't move Have Faith that's the main message

Awesome reaction! I've recently found your channel thanks to your twd videos. I thought it was funny that here Andrea was the one that still had faith in humankind, and Dale the one who was more like "yeah, screw it". Also, the ending fucked me up big time. I was like: "if you had waited just little bit more..."

I remember watching this film as a kid, the ending always freaked me out

When you're introducing a video is the piano playing in the background random? I really like it.

Stephen King’s story was written to be in the style of a 50’s black and white monster movie. Frank Darabont wanted to release the film in black and white but the studio shut it down. They also offered him a much higher budget if he would change the ending, but he refused. The Blu-ray set does have a black and white version which I think fits much better.

Love it or Hate it but it’s one of the best horror films ever! It was so f*ck*d up! Just when you thought you had enough, the ending will destroy you!

Sam witwer was Also in the walking dead as the tank Walker in season 1 episode 1

You just knew carol was gunna survive to hole movie 😂

The ending, good or bad, is such a punch to the stomach.

I predict that you're gonna hit 20K subscribers by the end of the month!

I loved your reaction, and plan to see your other videos soon. As for the movie here is my opinion: (I stopped the video right before the movie ends so i wrote my opinion before hear your thoughts) The movie wasn't even about the monsters or huge alien creature. It was about the same thing that Steven King like to revolve his novels around, it is "The religious side" 1 - The Shawshank Redemption: Was about hope but also at the same time shows how the Worden done crimes behind the religious cover or bible verses, how he cheated on the true beliefs and cursed it at first moment. 2 - The Green Mile: It was about a what to do if you know the truth about something and kept silent about it sure you eventually will get the punishment. And it may be appear as a reward but in fact it's not. As he him self said it clear at the end. 3 - The Mist (our movie): This movie is very complicated because of it dealing with 4 types of people that get sheltered at the general store: First: the rational one who thinks calmly and try to act normal so that he can take the right decisions, and this one he can easily be the leader and giving commands, and refuse to involve the religious into the matter of taking decisions. (This kind can be religious but knows the the religion not interfere with life and death situations) Second: The normal person that easily follow the FIRST type, and in the same time hate to hear religious things while it's time to make a life alter decisions, and defend the leader as he see that he is the right man to get out of this situation with the least casualties. Third: The Opposite of the First type, and this type has thoughts can be just chaotic. Superstitious, religious and Crazy personalities. Remorselessly type. Do what ever takes even if is against the morals and manners. No right and wrong rule, just what their crazy beliefs told them. No shame and dark side in their emotional personality makeup. Fourth: The opposite of the second type, and this type can easily be called the horde, that horde is just brainless people like the zombies. Just follow what they being like the sound or the smell. And this type is the majority of what we seen in the movie. As the movie showed us, that horde kicked out what they called the sinners or who refused to get onboard the religious side. All what happened just because the inside crash between those types. Definitely if there was no type 3 in the store, all of them can get out with the minimum casualties and hold their position very tight and organized everything till the end of the Mist. But the inner war destroyed everything and made some people killed each other. And even forced 6 of them into unplanned escape that ended in very brutal dark way. And i think if i were in Thomas jane character posion, first thing i would plan and get to do, i would kill everyone involved in kicking me and my son out of the safe heaven which keep us safe somehow. I would kill everyone who follow the stupid crazy superstitious lady.

one of my favs

I LOVE the mist Stephen king writes the best horror books that gets turned into movies like he is out of this world this movie was very well done great actors and the creatures definitely make you cringe

The worst part of it all is that the military convoy was driving in the same direction as they were. If they waited another half hour at the store, they could have made it.

OMGGGGG ITS HAPPENING. STAY CALM. STAY FUCKING CALM 🏃🏼‍♀️💨

“This has got to be the most fucked up ending to a movie I think I’ve ever seen.” Billy Mays: “But wait, there’s more!”

In King's novella, they drive out into the mist in search of a safe haven that may or may not exist. The director changed it, and Stephen King himself, a vocal fan of Darabont's revised ending, described it as "the most shocking ending ever," and said, "there should be a law passed stating that anybody who reveals the last 5 minutes of this film should be hung from their neck until dead."

Such an underrated movie. Love it.

Another great film is Stand By Me, adapted from King's novella "The Body". Check that one out if you haven't.

Good call on the tentacle lol

You were correct on the Shermannator 😂

Storm of the Century, King book adapted for a movie. It's an older movie adaptation but enjoyable. About 4 hours long. Can find it on RU-vid.

this movie was fucked up. i am so honored to watch you reacting to this movie for the first time. i remember my first time watching this movie. i was only 12 years old. i was... only... 12 years old...

First, Greetings from Egypt. Second you are absolutely right. Any ending other than that it would be too wrong. The movie is very big heavyweight player to make you really terrified from the people.

“This is the most fucked up ending to a movie I’ve ever seen “…. Wait give it about 10 more seconds 🤦🏻‍♂️

FanTASTIC movie.

Fun fact Thomas was the original choice to play rick in twd

This movie was always envisioned by Darabont in black and white. That's the way he wanted it from the start and apparently lots of pre-planning was done with that in mind. Then the studio heads said no way are we releasing this in the theaters like that so they got what they wanted and color it was. The cgi that was used wasn't even the greatest for the time even. Once the home release was being talked about Darabont finally got to bring his original vision somewhat to life in a directors cut. The creature design/cgi, locations, and vibe, are all heightened in that version and it's a shame the movie wasn't completely designed around it. Watch the "there's something in the mist" scene in black and white and you'll see what I mean. No idea why that version hasn't been turned into an automatic have to watch especially when this version was basically studio interference.

They also made a season of The Mist before cancelling it as they changed the creatures to supernatural terrors its not great but might be worth at least one watch in your own time

This is one of those great movies I can't bring myself to watch again

tip: it's illegal to leave a kid under the age of 10 without an adult. once they turn 10, you can head on out without a babysitter.

Another Steven king adaptation would be the original IT movie(technically the new one as well, but the older one stuck more with the book)

This is my favorite horror film of all time. Main reason is how fast a group of people lost their damn minds.

The most interesting question of the whole film is; which are the bigger monsters, the humans or the actual monsters themselves? The fabric of the whole thing we call "civilization" is actually very thin. Just remove the basic sense of comfort and safety from the people, and the forces of chaos will soon rise its head. If you scare peopke enough, you'll get them to believe in just almost anyone or anything, that offers an explanation or certainty in the midst of chaos, no matter how insane the very same thing may gave sounded twhen things still were normal. Thats why ms Psycho got followers that fast, because she was able to offer a clear explanation for the fucked up situation. And even more dangerously, actually believed in her own thing as well.

That ending

I do like this movie but my one complaint is that Mrs Carmody in the book is basically just seen as crazy, but in the movie, of course they have to do the "all religious ppl are extreme psychopaths and on the verge of being a cult" bullshit that honestly I'm so sick of

I think his reaction to his wife was a little under done because if he was honest with himself, he already knew. He would have known more or less the whole time. After all, he knew the window to his study was busted in. He knew she couldn't just lock herself inside and wait it out.

Speaking of Stephen King adaptations, you need to watch Stand by Me. Another classic!

That thumbnails was a ball's drop moment ?

And Witwer (Jessup) was the Atlanta tank Walker!

this movie was a very pleasant surprise. It was on a list of recommended stuff, I was on a Stephen King kick and already had this downloaded. good ending. it's impossible to ask for recommendations for movies with bad endings, because then it's fucking ruined before you even start. too many movies go for the happy ending

the arachni lobster was more terrifying

You never fail me man you always do great reactions to movies I love brotha! ❤ Thank you so much dawg! Not gonna lie I haven't seen it in years, but it's still a solid horror movie.

This was a great movie love your videos you should watch the vampire diaries

Yes...because turning on more lights, when might like creatures are gathering on the window is a good idea. 🤦🏿‍♀️

The idea that his son woke up and looked at him, and then he still shot. Him is incredible. This is the worst ending of the movie I have ever seen

~ a g a i n Sam( Maul )Witwer *. . .*

How many people who have already seen this movie skipped to the end to see his reaction??

Stephen king has a movie called “sleepwalkers” another reviewer (Chris stuckman) called it a hilariousity - it was so terrible that it was hilarious. If you ever bored, check it out.

hardest ending ever

Just an fyi there's a cool featurette on the making of this movie on RU-vid.

36:42

Wait a damn minute this guy looks kinda like Norm (the dude who got pulled by the tentacles) am I the only one who thinks that???

Mrs. Carmody was way worse than all the creatures from the mist.

Oh kinda like Stranger Things. Don’t know why I never thought that before

Any fan of the walking dead should watch this movie. Plus the lead actor was almost cast as Rick Grimes.

Have you reviewed The Stand? I believe that’s another Stephen King adaption, it has to do with the end of the world and religious influences. Pretty good watch- I haven’t seen the recent remake

You guess that's true? It is true.

haha it was the sherminator. hahahaha

Marcia Gay Harden (The religious lady) was honestly the best Actor in this movie. I expect nothing less from her & she really gets you to despise her character

Least it's not Godzilla lol

Let's do 30 Days of Night ong

You missed 😅 out The Majestic.

One of the most disturbing movies i ve ever seen