0:28 makes me sad that he only got a couple seconds with the 'real' spirit of his wife, rather than her monstrous house form

0:28 always makes me emotional because of how sweet and happy they truly are when they're together like that and no one is there to intervene. Constance had a hard time forgiving others because of her harsh and abusive past, and she acted irrationally at times because of that but it's understandable seeing as how she was mistreated and dehumanized by people all her life. Her husband understood this, and because he was the only one who understood her and cared for her, they really were happy together. It makes me sad that such a pure and loving couple had to go through so much pain and suffering not just because of Constance's tragic death, but because it was brought on them by outside intervention. People, the outsiders, were the ultimate catalyst of why everything ended so tragically for them. They were probably never going to be able to live a peaceful and happy life together because of how hurtful others can be, and I think that's really what makes their story all the more tragic 😢

Seeing Mr. Nebblecracker embrace his wife one last time before she passed on nearly made me cry…

This ain't sad. This is actually happy, because they're free.

If you look up Nebercrackers age, he is 69 years old, so he was 24 years old when Constance died at the part when he says "we have been trapped for 45 years"

Who else feels sorry for nebbercracker because he lost his wife

1:36 When you graduate.

1:50 I love this section of the score, it encapsulates Nebbercracker’s sense of loss but relief of having let go. This movie is portrayed as this spooky Halloween movie about a haunted house, but it’s so much mor than that. This movie is about grief and how to deal with it and get through it with love. I only realise now years, maybe even a decade now later, that this wasn’t about Nebbercracker’s house being haunted, the thing that made the house evil was Nebbercracker’s grief. It was never haunted, it was a metaphor for his grief of losing his wife. He loved kids, but when that horrible situation happened, all he could do was quiver back and look behind the spectacle of an angry man. He was warning kids away because he truly didn’t know what he would do if his anger broke loose. And it did with DJ and Chowder, that was the final straw. But DJ saw through his mask, and saw pain. Nebbercracker was able to make it through this pain with DJ’s help. “If I lose her, I’ll have no one”, Nebbercracker was nervous to let go of the one thing he still had left to love, not his house, but the memories of his wife. “We have been trapped for 45 years, but now, we’re free” I always thought that line meant that he and the kids were free. But it was his liberation of his grief and regrets, he let go of his wife. And even though it was sad for him to let go, it was truly the happiest moment of his life. God I love this movie. I’ll never forget it for as long as I’m alive.

I never knew Steve Buscemi was the voice of Mr. NebberCracker.

45 YEAR'S!!!😨 WOW that's very long I feel sad for them, until now😊 Good job Dj you have freed them from the depths of despair

that was so beautiful I wish she was still alive and live together it was sad when she died so young

It’s sad that he had to let her go, it at least she’ll be safe and waiting for him

Seeing Nebbercracker dancing with Constance's spirit and she floats away is kinda heartbreaking, i mean it may have been hard for Nebbercracker to let her go but at least Constance was free and finally able to move on to where she was supposed to go, and Nebbercracker could finally live the rest of his days in peace knowing that Constance is no longer suffering.

One of the movies that has the power to make anyone cry

RIP Constience

Some people said that this isn’t sad but when nebbercracker hugged his wife one last time and says “goodbye” and cries that really got to me and made me think of the people I have lost which made me really sad

Im so glad that Mr. NebberCracker and his wife are set free.

Honestly, I thought this was the happiest part. Constance is free and everyone's safe.

Constance wasn’t perfect but Mr. Nebbercracker really loved her.

Death is not the end. One day Horace shall be with his beloved again reunited in Heaven.

This is what real true friends are for, no matter the situation is. They are there for you if you need a shoulder to cry on. Always makes me emotional

0:32 Constance:Thank you Horace you and those kids freed me from my misery you were right and I was wrong they’re only kids

What leaving a toxic relationship feels like

I first saw that scene when i was 12 and it made me feel so saad.Now i'm 19 and nothing has changed :'(

“45 years. We have been trapped for 45 years. And now...we’re free. We’re free!”

He’s worried he might never see her again 😭😢

I always Cry with this scene, this remember my mother

She’s at last free and can be released to a better place

i didnt cry i was just Chopping Onions

Thanks to DJ and friends, Mr. Nebbercracker’s living nightmare was finally over

I fcign cried from this part so bad

He was trapped with depression and despair knowing his wife’s soul was not resting but hurting other people including children he fears if he lets her go he will be alone with no one there for him she needs to be done away with if not then more innocent will get hurt I feel bad for both of them both have suffered the cruelty of this world his wife a prisoner of hate and anger and her husband a prisoner of depression and despair knowing his dead wife won’t rest

This made me cry for my beloved dog, Dreyfus since earlier this year but he lives in me

1:35 When COVID is 110% gone/Normal is back

Now I see why this is so sad😭 it was time for Constance to go and Mr. NebberCracker had to say goodbye 😭

That “thank you friend” just breaks me

45 years. We have been trapped for 45 years. And now,…We’re free.

At first I thought he is grumpy at the end when he says "we are free! Thank you my friend" I thought it was so cute, he's not sad is literally LAUGHING with happiness for finally being at peace.

1:20 "Fourty-five years. We have been trapped for fourty-five years. And NOW... We're free. (Starts laughing with delight) WE'RE FREE!!! Thank you, friend! Thank you all! We're free!

This truly was an emotional revelation for Nebercracker and Constance when he said "We're free" Constance was free from the torment of her own anger and grudges that bound her soul to the wood and stone of that house. And Nebercracker free from the toxicity of the relationship between him and her angered spirit, no longer having to dedicate all of his time and effort into ensuring she doesn't hurt anyone, binding his soul to the house as well in a more metaphorical sense. Great undertones at play here, this movie is really underrated

Nebbercracker is actually a G

0:28 Goodbye Constance 😞

i love that he says “we’re free” he really loved her so much

A happier ending than I remembered, feels like blowing up the house helped everyone, including Constance. Lmao

love this movie ....watching since childhood ....who all r watching in 2018??

was nebbercracker laughing or crying as he picked up the broken door knob???

46 years we have been trapped for 45 years and now we’re free hahaha we’re free thank you friend thank you all we’re free

1:38-I like how Mr.nebbercracker is happy his wife is dead!It's honestly both shocking and funny at the same time!😂😂😂

I know that children do mistakes. But throwing things at others. That is just humiliating. I understand constance so much and i hope the people who treated her badly will be' punished for that

At least he got to say goodbye

I don't cry, there is clearly ash in my eyes

This Whole Movie is a Mixture Of Emotions, You Feel Bad, Happy, Sad, Proud…

2:03 my reaction to this movie

(sobbing) that reminds of me grandpa died in new york

He lost his wife and his freedom for 45 years because she cared too much… he could’ve met someone else and settle down with them

I wish they did part 2 of monster house rip constance have fun in heaven

Make a Mr nebbercracker happy 😊and we’re free!

Ah yes the scene he said goodbye too his wife looks like that one where it goes like "if you love her soo much.. You'll let her go." And this actually fits the scene soo much!

OH NAH HE LOVED HER SO MUXH..... THE SCENE WHERE THEY DANCE AND THE LIGHTS FALLING.... PLEASEE....

45 years……. We have been trapped for 45 years!! And now……. We’re free!……

Dude is watching this on the Hub. Not “The” Hub but “A” Hub and I think that counts for something.

If the fireplace is the heart, then that means Constance only came back as soon as Nebbercracker lit the fireplace. Meaning he just needed to put the fire out the entire time

Horace kneeling is so sweet

Mr. Nebbercracker and Constience are free!

Thank You All, We’re Free

The saddest part when she died

The saddest part is when the blonde kid told the other that his mom was in the movie theater with his personal trainer

At least they are both free from their trapped fates

When I was kid ,I was scared when I was adult, I was sad about this movie

1:36 when you prank a famous person after a bet 17 year’s ago for 100$

I mean seens like Nebbercracker doesn't have to wait too long to be reunited with his wife. Probably live the rest of his life in peace and freedom until then.

I'm crying!

What Kinda Laugh Was That at 1:39

Dude I remember the hub network!

I didnt understand this scene when I was too young to watch this but now I'm just trying to not cry

I watched this scene it was sad.

I think this movie came out in cinemas September 2006, almost a month away when i was born, (Australia).

1:36 after you got away from p Sherman and killed him

the constance said something

I'm just Upset cuz the house is gone

New meaning to the phrase Housewife.

02:02 Lelelelelelel

(M,72) That just happened to me a week ago. No, she didn't die, at least not physically, but I have carried a torch for my first wife from 50 years ago. We saw each other at the funeral of a friend and talked for a couple of hours. I learned quite a lot about myself and why I felt like I did. Things like the young girl I married so long ago doesn't exist anymore, the senior woman I met with is someone different. Had a thought just now, maybe I should start referring to her (her/then) in the past tense, and her/now in present tense. Spending time with her, indeed I did see that she's a different person. And the result of processing the whole enchilada, my experience was much like Mr. Nebbercracker's. The young girl haunts me no longer. I'm free.

How sad. :(

Rip constance

Poor mr nebbercracker

Alien dudes after we stormed Area 51: 1:36

This movie changed me

Imagine if this got a tv show

your house...and your wife...or...your housewife

1:20 Michael Cole when he doesn't have to listen to Vince McMahon anymore after 25 years.

Mr nebbercracker it's okay someone that makes your new house look like your

1:18 when my mom sees one of her friends in the grocery store.

Oh man that's so sad

Mario: 45th Years We Happen Trap From 45th Years & Now Luigi We Free Luigi: Those looks like a Undersea Temple of the Elder Gods Name Tempest From Jan 26 2013 When is Mission Accomplished The Melody say Goodbye From Final episode Ridley and meloetta From Land of Fog Meta Knight: Yes That Is True The Time Machine is a Calling for My Son From 45th Years Mario: Oh Luigi I'm Sorry Because is a Memories Back to Normal No more The Tempest of The Elder Gods Luigi: That is Ok Mario Nobody Perfect Meta Knight: Oh My Son I Never let Give You Mario Mario: I like you Dad

Why is the man is even crying when his house 🏡 was destroyed

Victory!

I know he can release her from cement , but as movie its so deep that she died like that

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Freedom!