Hahahahaha!

lol

Rofl!!!

Lol that guy sound to be a cool guy on party 😃

I was probably in a different cinema but someone screamed that out at mine

Niles Black this is like the funniest line he's ever said!!

Ikr

EmperorJuliusCaesar Yes, they certainly do :)

aciralin YES!!!!

aciralin is this a reference

Captin Turd it's jojo obviously.

Eh. I just like jeremy saying " who is dead" lol

aciralin YAS

I really ...really...never understood the end.. :D

Not to mention that two trains passed by super quickly in opposite directions within seconds of each other. On a SINGLE TRACK.

at first I thought it was just because of the woman's power, and then someone explained to me that in the sequel the Kids' suicides can be prevented by watching them...so........😡

This Potato Except there isn't a sequel to the original story. It ends very differently. They didn't need to leave it open for another one

shouldn't that be spelled with a k?

Aaron Frame You're adorable. Me and my date were being quiet so I don't know why you're getting mad at me for...

Angelo Cruz date? I thought you said group? holes in your story mr cruz

Sigh

Wat yu suk

Aaron Frame *there

ladycplum Fun Fact: The actor who played James Potter in the movies actually played Arthur in the original "The Woman in Black".

+ladycplum Yeah, I didn't notice it at first, but this movie is like a warped version of Harry Potters' life. It's got all most of the details too: trains, the two sidekicks, one being a sort of incredulous character and the other being the knowledgeable one, the walking around in a dark old big place that's haunted and weird shit happens whilst still being remarkably accommodating, the people that hate the lead for no reason but that know him on sight purely by reputation (maybe a stretch, but I went for it), etc, and even in the story line, like you said, there's a lot of parallels. I still liked it tho, it isn't *that* bad, it's a good old fashioned ghost story...

Bill S I know, I saw the original not too long after it was made.

+ladycplum The woman they had playing Harry's mother had brown eyes while Daniel Radcliff has blue eyes.

elizabeth trudgill I know, she looked better suited to playing Hermione's mother.....

I'm guessing you would have nearly 1000 sins

You're racist. *Ding*

Overload

Scene does not contain a lap dance.

Careful what you wish for ...

He should take a job at the movie industry and sin movies before the go out

+Milo Leerdam L

+TayonProductions L?

Milo Leerdam If he did that what will happen to his youtube content

+TayonProductions idk, but he would make a hell of a lot money

Sure, but those scares are pays for the movie. What makes this movie horrifying is that it preys on the deep-rooted fear for any parent of their child killing themselves.

FullTimeSlacker Yeah, but horror movies based on jump scares are worthless after you're done watching them. You don't lose sleep over a stupid jump scare.

agreed, i can think of scarier stuff then most horror movie writers can.

Im 19 and the woman in black freaks me out..i can just picture her standing behind me bed...shiiiiiiit.

Mahfuz Sheikh yeh... maybe these types of movies are meant for you haha and thats perfectly fine

Agreed, sequel looks cool too.

I loved this film because we watched it in my English class at school. The teacher went our for five minutes and the whole class helped me do my hair so I looked like the grudge. When the teacher came back in everyone was lying on the floor and I was just standing in the corner and he shit himself.

Pussy.

Seiko Shinohara I want to be in your class...

Seiko Shinohara You don't need to mess up your hair to look like the grudge, you already look like it.

Hhhhhhhj

😂

Francesco Fontana I think I want your grandmother to be mine now that comment was hilarious and I totally say similar things when watching movies and tv programmes

Funny because the landscape was supposed to be the worst!

That is the main reason I like this movie

Yeeaaa do "Lucy" I actually hated that movie I thought it was going to be good but it was just a rip off of "Limitless" except Limitless was actually a really good movie

***** ive never had an angry thought till typing with u...bitch! suck it easy.

It was clear that Lucy was made for international appeal. Not just western, but also Eastern/Asian audiences. As an American I can tell so because, the food portions were to small, plus not enough reference to Jesus. No point here. Commenting for giggles and to say I liked it overall.

Lucy is a good movie and I'd like to see the Sins for that one(:

Fucking do that

Lol yes!

It will have to be 2 episodes!

xD

i think that'd take about 5 parts to finish. maybe 6

The first few times I watched that movie I was confused as to weather or not Willy Wonka was a guy.

XD

well you offended me a bit

sorry to hear that????????? i guess

i mean, unless the it's the concept of a female cast version of a movie. in which case i'm not sorry to hear that.

+Rambro Nam I don't understand how that's offensive pardon me....

lmao!! yeah that had me laughing hard.

+Sydney Slaughter Knowing horror movies, the main character probably wouldn't believe any of that shit and go there anyway. ^_^

Fr fr 😂 "hey if you go to that house and see sum old bitch a little kid is gunna die dont tell me how or why but shit happens"

You mean horror movies wouldnt exist haha

Me, who is smart and likes scary things: HOW ‘BOUT I DO ANYWAY!!!

Max Sidhu That's kind of scary and interesting at the same time. There's a lake here in the US and it's so cold and deep and thought to have hundreds of bodies in it and they have said they would probably be preserved because of the cold. So now I'm afraid to swim in any lake.

@@thebitchisback2392 what's the lake called?

What do you live in Middle Earth or something?

@@themimsy No, he's right. Bodies don't rot in bogs because the acid in the water kills the bacteria for decomposition.

@@J_C_CH I know. It was a joke reference to the lord of the rings

"She's a ball-chinien!"

CyborgFox0 Like The Happening.

CyborgFox0 Yeah, it's a pretty successful book-turned-stage play-turned movie produced by Hammer (who made some legendary and notorious British horror in the 60s and 70s and had their own Hammer House Of Horror show on TV during that time). I didn't find the film scary though either. The play's supposed to be much better, the woman in black sneaks around the audience grabbing and screaming at random audience members.

Another Harry Potter reference! 'You have your mothers eyes.' Poor Daniel, he just can't escape Harry Potter

Jade Beason Yup, his mom is dead in Harry Potter too

+Jade Beason 😂😂

Gryfindorr is better than any other house

No ravenclaw is better

+Sans Skeleton WhyTF would you prefer Ravenclaw over Gryffindor?? Ravenclaw is soooo boring they have no one cool in!!!

+Deez Nutz dude every house has some cool people in it. I'm gryffindor but ravenvlaw is cool too

+Deez Nutz Actually Ravenclaw does have someone cool in it. Luna Lovegood.

shishwammy?!

that was a rubbish equal lol

I love your videos!!!!!

TheRedstoneFiles k m8

Shushwammy!

Hey,just wanted to ask a few things,you seem like you'd know more about the storyline :) Firstly,did Jennet have her child after marriage or without marriage at all? if its the second one,then I can see partly why the townsfolk would look down on her,simply because that was considered bad in that time period.Secondly, Jennet hated the people because they didn't help her search for her child,and even though she was essentially stealing/kidnapping her own child to have it back,I can understand her resentment.Yet, Daniel's character ended up finding her child's body and bringing it to the mansion-why in the end did Jennet kill his son,and indirectly himself in front of the train?

+Gauri Babu From what I recall from the play I watched in London, Jennet had the child without marriage. And I think (I could be wrong haha) the reason why she killed Daniel's character and the child is because she has already accumulated so much anger as a spirit, that the grudge she holds on the villagers can never be assuaged. I do think it's super unfair how she killed off the lawyer and his child but I guess a ghost with so much hate can't be expected to be reasonable. Hope that helps answer your questions! :)

Wally Thanks so much,it did help ^__^ I couldn't come to any good conclusion on why she'd kill both of them in the end,its in all likeliness the accumulated hatred like you said. Thanks again!

Read the book, or watch the play. It makes far more sense And they're superior to this film In the book and play, no matter how many times you see the woman, only one child dies and it's a child that is related to you since the ghost is filled with hate

+Steel “Gracedragon” Rose but you have to remember the books don't fucking matter!

yes I know that was such a round hesd

*Pulls out golf club* FOUR!

OH MY MGOD IM DEAD

+Cameron McAllister FIVE!

+Cameron McAllister 😂😂😂😂

+Emily Richard That's my understanding too. So I was expecting a relatively fresh corps, and that's exactly how they did it in the film, so that one should be un-sinned.

+Emily Richard Yep, especially in peat bogs. As it's set in the UK, it's safe to assume that's what kind of bog it is. There are records of what seem to be centuries old bodies found in nearly pristine condition. Except of course for being dead. Haha...

+Emily Richard What is the reason for that? I'm not a biology expert, so what exactly prevents the body from decomposing in marsh land?

+papershadow69 I'm not exactly a biology expert either. I just know that it's a phenomenon, and I don't completely know why it happens. It probably has to do with a lack of oxygen for bacteria that would normally do the decomposing.

+Emily Richard it's precisely that

Koti Chanthakham off topic yet ironically i asked if this movie was sinned while reading comments for the review of the ring 2

That video would break the laws of nature, because it couldn't exist.

Anaya bb No movie is without sin

Max Hickman Yeah I know, I just really like Studio Ghible movies, especially spirited away and princess Mononoke.

Anaya bb No movie is without sin. Period.

Max Hickman Except Miyazaki.

+Alexandra Smith 7:27 HHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH

I'm crying😂😂😂😂

+Alexandra Smith that is my favorite line which is why this is my favorite conemasin

Yes that part was so funny XD

thanks for noticing my small part xxx

no she is wearing the color black not she is black

You don't get the joke -_-

Huk6 and what was the joke exactly

That people say it is racist to call someone black so I was making fun of them by saying it racist to say the word black

Huk6 I don't think you know what racism is.

I love how your face looks like a face !!!!

+The voice of reason omfg me too😄😄

Ryan Hensley I hope not

Stupid banana farmer get back to work.😂

He has a reason to be typecast as Potter. He and the other kids literally grew up on those sets. 8 freaking movies!

@@LadyOnikara Oh, but has gotten well out from under that typecasting...he has even played a corpse!

I didn't know Harrison Ford was sick of talking about Harry Potter

Arlie Daniel No, I am too!!!

Arlie Daniel I love historical films. I HATE jump shots when this film oculd have been edited to be a really horrific thriller. Instead, I just sat there, ticked off at every burst of loud music meant to scare me. Startling me is not the same thing. Also, I hated how everyone had perfect costumes- except for the hats! NO one in 1900 would ever go outside without a hat- really! As a historical costumer it was really annoying to see.

Arlie Daniel I'm with you there, the whole atmosphere of the film in relation to the time period made me like it a lot more.

JoAnn Abbott Yes you're right... where is the hats? Hm... they forgot about them. Fail.

The no hats actually didn't irk me that much. I'm actually surprised.

SMALLVILLE, HOLY CHOCOLATE STARFISH I LOVED SMALLVILLE!

Eve S I grew up watching Smallville. When it started I was 6 and when it finished I was 16. The show was great until third season, and despite some great characters like Lex Luthor or Major Zod, after the third season the show became all messed and the final episode was a HUGE SHIT! 10 years waiting to see Tom Welling wearing the damn supersuit and all we got was a CGI Superman. At least, now we have Flash, Gotham and Arrow.

Giovanni Alckmim Russo Yeah, I only watch Gotham, and I love that show, and I want to see Flash and Arrow, I just haven't gotten to it.

Legend of Korra all the way

Benjamin Horton They're over here talking about awesome superheroes with spinoff series and you bring up LOK? FOH

cute but how old r u

Wait, so this is what happens to Moaning Myrtle?!

everything is wrong with it.

I don't think they are allowed to put pictures form this movie up on youtube

FieryWolf20 Nothing* is wrong with it.

Sin counter: 123,456,789,133,724,626,969,696,969 Timer: 0:00:12

That's not a movie.

Everything wrong with Fifty Shades of Grey in under three hours!

tawnyowl "Everything wrong with 50 Shade of Grey in under 3 seconds". ..... "EVERYTHING." the end. c:

Magick O'Daly well, of course you would have to remember the "bone-us" round

+Futurama Llama Really? I just thought its because she said she can never forgive. Therefore continiued killings = sequel. But yeah dead Aurthur means he doesnt have to worry about those overdue bills anymore and gets to see his wife..........so....what a nice lady she is.

predetor911 She turned into a vengeful spirit, and she vowed to never forgive the towns folk. So she punished them by killing their own children. Daniels' character was the only one who tried to help her, and he reunited her with her son. For doing that for her, she gave him what he had wanted for years. His family together

+Futurama Llama The ending of the film is happier than the play's ending...she kills his fiancee and son and leaves him to tell the story. :(

+Futurama Llama I actually took the ending much differently, though came to a similar conclusion I guess. I don't think The Woman In Black was anywhere near that benevolent. She killed Arthur's son to spite him, and then let them go because Arthur would do anything for his son and family, even die for them. Kipps trying to reunite The Woman in Black with her son clearly didn't seem to do anything beneficial for him or the town, there is the whole shot of the hallway after everything is said and done of her chanting and then shouting "NEVER FORGIVE!" not to mention her kind of trying to scare Kipps and his friend to death during the whole reunion process. If anything it seemed to piss her off more, because she thought somehow that Kipps thought she was wrong for wanting revenge (which she probably kind of was; even she was a more tragic character, her retribution is pretty freaking disproportionate) and was just trying to make her go away and dismiss her like her sister and everyone else had, in her mind, not because he genuinely wanted to help her and her son and the town (and make her go away), and she goes and targets him specifically, to make him suffer for trying to interfere by killing his son. However, Kipps to continues to be loving and self-sacrificing and incredibly badass and tries to rescue his son, and dies for him, which finally drives it home for Jennett that Arthur will do anything for his family and others and finally earns him some amount of respect from her, along with Kipp's wife being there and serving as a kind of guardian angel for her family, also preventing Jennett from keeping Kipps' son enthralled and from the afterlife, like she did to every other child she had killed. His wife was kind of foreshadowed as a guardian angel, I like to imagine her being completely awesome too, like "not my family. Not this time. They are coming with me," perhaps with one liberal use of the word "bitch" in there.

***** She kills the children to punish their parents. The main character is new to the town, and had nothing to do with what happened to her son. The second time I watched it, I noticed that she never truly tried to kill him. He was disturbing her home, and she constantly just scared him. To me, it seemed that she was simply trying to get him to leave

I watched it in school a couple weeks ago, and everyone was terrified, except for a few (including me).

Very late to this but you should consider watching Crimson Peak if you haven't!

1. Even after getting his legs and back magicly healed there is absolutly no way that he managed to outrun this car and not get run over. (*ding*)

Forrest gump was eh. (ding)

Geoffrey111995's HD Productions :'( but hey you cant just "roll credits" based on one sin i said the whole movie

bobinjo7​​​ 2. Scene does not contain a lap dance. (*ding*) Lol ,​​​i don't exactly remember the movie but i'm sure that cinemasins is going to find some epic sins.

"I'm Forrest Gump but you can just call me Forrest Gump" roll credits ding

THIS MUST HAPPEN

That would be so AWESOME!!!!!

AWWW but that movie has she who should not be named (LL)

Nah man. That movie is so perfffffffffff

I BEG OF YOU, CINEMA SINS

Volxez plus salmonella & jumpscare crow😂😂

Me too. But as the video started, I realized I'd watched that movie.

same here, i feel like he should've sinned that plagarism

Sofian Kluft yup

wat

It can't be plagiarism because The Woman in Black is a novel from the 1980's by Susan Hill, which was adapted into a movie. I've read the novel.

Alien..that's how you pace a horror movie, interspaced jump scares are fine, they activate that fight-or-flight response..but overusing them kinda break the button

Have you seen this one yet www.imdb.com/title/tt2321549/

***** Babadook is awful

ItsAdamTheHDGamer How so?

have you tried amnesia the dark descent? that's at least as scary as silent hill 2.

Based on the cars I'd say later than that.

One of the first cars that was accessible to the masses was the 1908 Model T, an American car manufactured by the Ford Motor Company

VideoTape judging from other sins, the director didn't give a damn about anachronisms.

The story is supposed to be set in the Edwardian Era, so that's 1901 at the earliest and 1910 at the latest. Your estimate based on the clothing is definitely in the right time-period. The cars seen in the film are anachronistic, though, dating from 1912 (a Fiat Tipo 1 taxi seen in a street shot) and 1913 (the Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost that they drive around in). It's fair to say (as Greta M did) that the director really didn't give a damn about anachronisms. A case of as long as it looks like something from ghost-story-times, it'll do :-/

adelaide beeman-white, Yeah I think your right.

I really dont see the huge diffrence of what they were like before. I gues I am not a picky person. I like all their videos

actingislife100 I don't either However, I do, for some reason, find this video to be better than the others

the thing is, that in the beginning, they didn't invent sins and it was not about bithching down every movie.

actingislife100 In their early videos they Sinned basically just technical blunders, plot holes, Faux Pas, and editing goof ups (all of which were undeniable and obvious once pointed out). Now a days they mostly just complain their opinions instead. Which is amusing and usually funny so I'm not against it.

Yeah, I like the new and the old but they are missing some of the technical stuff these days.

IORN MAIDEN Is true!

Hell yeah! I'm the muscle and you are the what?

😐 *Eats a watermelon slice and nods*

Why does this feel the same person with two accounts talking to himself? -_-

Joe Schmoe LMAO it probably is.

Chronic Havok literally thinking the same thing

They wouldn't have houses & steady job anywhere else.

They probably couldn't afford it

Or...Stop Having Kids?

ashoja 5082 no birth control or abortion 🤷🏼‍♀️

and I'll always refer to Cedric as Adam (from godsend).

Jj Saphire Cedric who

One time my art teacher showed us an art history video narrated by Peter Capaldi and it honestly felt like the doctor was teaching us about Salvador Dali.

what about emma?

Me and the family last night watching this were like ‘no Harry don’t go in there!’

Damn truth.

I’ll add The Ring and The Grudge for my own taste as well.

Thomandy Piano The original Woman In Black film creeped the hell out of me. This was was too cliche'd The conjuring was very scary.

@@msmilano7091 I didn't get that one. Amityville was scary because how do you kill people feet away from each other and nobody is drugged or gets up? And it was 5 or 6 victims?

"Dad, Im a Virgin" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Uhhhhh. I think the correct spelling is *Shudder*

Dylan Purcell I fixed it. 28 thumbs up and only one person corrected me, ding. :P

King'SAnimus07 was the twilight eclipse video deleted. I can't find it anywhere.

Hahahahahhaha.

And in real they shat their pants watching it.

+Kurt N I came down here to say the same thing haha.

+Kurt N I know, right? Was confused at first. xD

+Kurt N actually, self-actualization comes first because it's basically... our reason for living. like, if we do not feel actualized, we don't care about anything below it in the hierarchy

+Brenna “Bee” Smith I thought it was the basic needs that make up the base and then you work your way up to self actualization

@@tariro88 no if you feel no reason to exist you do not care for your basic needs

Both movies scared me the conjuring and the woman in black. Horror movies nowadays arent that scary

Check out The Babadook.

It had a few jump scares, but it was more about suspense. The book actually gave me chills. One of my favorite movies/books

Anastasia Mihaelova But the only way to make horror movies scary is by adding jump scares. That's pretty much what horror movies now-a-days are defined by. And I'm not sure why so many people back then thought Poltergeist so scary. I was practically laughing when I first saw that movie. Plus, Poltergeist didn't have ANY jump scares.

Good scary movies get you scared without jump scares.

Vivek T Exactly. When I saw this film, I just kept thinking, "No, no, no, no, no, no. That's not my Harry Potter. There's supposed to be three kids, not one, and Ginny didn't die from childbirth. It's time to stop."

I think it was designed to have a happy or sad ending depending how you watch it. You can either see it happy as the family is reunited forever or as a sad ending as what he did accomplished nothing as the woman in black is psychopathic and only wants to kill

I thought that too, tbh

I don't think so, mostly because there is that creepy shot of the empty hall were the ghost is steadily chanting in an increasingly angry voice "never forgive!" Arthur's wife just happened to be there and be their saving grace.

No, she's angry because the kid won't recognize her, so she tried to kill his child. The she's angry at the end because they slip off with his wife and she she can't trap the kid.

Jennifer Kannenberg I thought that

^

lol, i misread the comment as 'Everything wrong with the Internet'

That shit was funny. "Which one of Kim Jong Uns ass cheeks are you gonna kiss first? No, I'm using my hands, Oh, you're giving him a handjob?"

Pretty sure they don't do comedies.

Guy Planetside Their technology is shit

Crimson Reaper since you obviously didn't pay attention they said" everything wrong with: everything wrong with; cinemasins, not everything wrong with: cinemasins

What is this? Everything wrong with-ception?!

oh yeah everything wrong with everything wrong with everything wrong with cinema sins

reading that gave me a head ace XD

XD

many lels

Yes please!!

James Brewer Yes PLZ !!!!!!!

I really need this tbh .....

At least better than it's second version..

It does a crap job at depicting the book though

+Hamed Hosseini Yes, the second one wasn't very good.

+brxooxl2000 What's the book like? I've never read it. Is it any good?

+TokyoQueen It's honestly amazing, possibly one of the greatest books I've ever read. But its slow paced (for tension) and its written in Victorian style, so its not for everyone. You should give it a go, though :)

For some reason I feel like he did that movie although I know he didn't.

ShockwaveITB It's one of those shitty mainstream hollywood action movies that he usually does.

Except with a title to bait in meatheads that has nothing to do with the plot of the movie.

Or everything wrong with Abduction. Probably would get more sins than any other film

Anaya bb I am not defending Pain and Gain, but would you consider it an action movie?

Jordan3D Yeah, probably. Also, didn't I see you around Markiplier's channel? :) I seem to find you everywhere xD

LordBloodySoul Yeah, I seem to comment on everything, including Markiplier :D

Jordan3D The world is small, but the Internet seems smaller xD

Jordan3D I seen you comment on Markiplier and some other videos too!

Jordan3D dude... the turn of the 19th century would be like 1800,s know your years homie

Malakaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiii

Bog Mummies.

LOL ... I support this comment

Nicholas Cage, *ping*

Was that the one with Casey? I only know about the like one good part because Homestuck.

Haha, The wicker man is just so awful it's funny XD

I watched 'The Exorcist' when I was 6 or 7 years old, and this was 35 years ago, when it just came out and was actually scary. I haven't had any reaction to a horror movie ever since then. However I _did_ have a physical reaction to Cronenberg's 'The Naked Lunch', puked my guts out within 12 hours both times I watched it. And it's not like it was all that scary or gross, but it did seem like maybe there was something fundamentally wrong with the movie that my subconscious reacted badly to. Kind of like when horror writers use that old copout of "the human mind would go mad if it could perceive the entity's true form, so our hero only sees something he can actually comprehend, like a clown or a spider."

The only movie that ever actually scared me was sigh Signs... I can watch any horror movie and be perfectly fine, but I watched that when I was young and it fucked me up.

I was watch many Horror film And facing scary Anyway i see Child play The bird Wrong Turn Jackass is sup The hill have eyes Friday the 13th A nightmare on elm street

Same here :)

Same. I read the book first, because I was writing a paper on it, but I was still scared by the play. So stripped down and basic, and yet I needed a shot afterwards. But it was St. Patrick's Day, so I had a good cover.

RubyLovesRocket lol. I didn't know there is a book as well - though a lot of plays get published as books. Sadly, on school trips, you're not allowed to drink alcohol - but what was even worse was the bunch of scaredy-cat-girls behind me, who would start screaming anytime something scary would happen - so they almost screamed non-stop.

I was in the balcony, but there were some teenagers up in the front rows who were screaming a lot too. Not sure, but I think the book came first and then the play. But either way, it's worth a read. Very short and quick.

Thanks, but no thanks ^^