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I realized something was off with Sebastian when he told Anna to hide when meeting the first group and all of a sudden she was just gone. Then staying with the group after finding out that they were 'good people' and Anna still not being around solidified my suspicions. The scene when the dogs didn't wake up when Sebastian was 'cutting the cords' was not plausible at all. Animals wake up so easily when there is movement near them. I was glad that the second group was not so trusting of him and he was figured out pretty quickly although at the same time too late. They were a lot smarter than the ones at the bus terminal. I hated that Octavio died. He was the brains of the second group.

I enjoyed this one more than the original. The twist with his daughter and hiding the fact he's a seer for the first 15 mins was very clever.

I love the ending, dude tied down and saying “please let me see! I wanna see them!” Definitely meant to be a reflection of the audience and how much we want to see the creatures but they still don’t show them

Nobody gonna talk about how Octavio sees a creature through the window several stories up implying that the creatures can fly yet in the end when we see the creatures pov and it is taking the stair up.

Ya know...I can't even remember the last time a sequel was better than the original (in my opinion) even though I like the first one. Expanding the lore as well as the time frame and locations was a great idea. Also, the inclusion of the seers being the key to a cure but not showing the entities themselves but rather the epitome of what the seer fears/covets most. This was written and executed quite well.

I think something people are forgetting with Sebastian's madness is that in the Catholic faith, they believe suicide leads to damnation of the person's soul. So him witnessing his daughter's suicide would break his mind and this explains why he recontextualized her death the way he did. It also explains how he sees himself as getting people to "free" their souls through suicide as he couldn't face the trauma of what he had witnessed.

It is possible they found a cure but in the timeline of the original movie the cure just hadn’t reached the main characters yet as most of civilization is non existent, scattered or exists in very small pockets. Plus traveling across oceans to administer the cure is probably not a priority for them. It would take decades to gain some sort of stability in Barcelona alone, the cure would probably spread to the surrounding areas first and eventually the US but probably not within the 5 years that the first movie takes place. Even if they have communicated the cure to whatever is left of the US government, manufacturing it and dispersing it to the rest of the country especially to a remote boarding school for the blind would be a feat in itself.

Netflix better get to work on other sequels because there're countless questions waiting to be answered.

I really liked it. Makes me think if "anna" told sebastian to not kill the blind people because that would make the seers realize that what they believe is not true or real. Sebastian wouldn't be able to see the souls going to heaven because if they get killed that way and not seeing the entities, that would jeopardize the entities goals.

This one was so good. Also that quantum state till observed and become singularly fixed is the best concept of an alien monster I’ve heard in a while. Most sci-fi imaginations of aliens are too earth like.

In the curtain scene where Octavio's died. He might know realize that Sebastian was the seer before he possess the entity. So while in the middle of possession, octavio suicide by himself not just by the entity but himself. So that Sebastian realized, no one soul comes out because The entity not killed him. Octavio just suicide. Asking sebastian himself "if he was shephard or wolf". As you said, Octavio was the Smartest among Claire's Group. This my theory i think its pretty true and im sure im correct.

The reason why Sebastian started losing faith was cause of the conversation that Octavio had with them.

The fact that the Seers act for the things and are manipulated by them, I don't think they are accidentally killing like some people think.

I think it's a great idea that they introduced the thought of the phenomenon curable. It opens up a number of possibilities that the franchise can take. Instead of it being all purely supernatural. Where any new movie created ends the same which everyone ultimately dies.

It’s okay. I have autism. I’m immune to the lovecraftian horrors

Great movie. I was yelling at my TV the entire time. The irony though, having the priest be the devil's right hand, scary. You never know what's truly in someone's heart...

So I watched this movie being made from my balcony during the pandemic . We weren’t allowed outside in the street yet full crews were out in the street with actors making this movie. Just shows how movies were able to “work” around essential work.

I noticed the British actress from black mirror !, she deserves to have big roles like this because she’s an amazing actress. I just don’t know if Sandra will return because the new plot just seems stupid…. And she wouldnt be open to the idea of returning to the movies cause it’s obvious there will be a 3rd, I can tell because of the ending of part 2.

I liked the film. I may have missed some things, but the only new info i garnered from the movie that shares the same name and universe as a 2018 movie ( but is definiely not a sequel )was that the creatures have to walk up stairs. So they must be biological to some extent.

I like how this movie keeps you thinking of it days later, at first you feel even uncomfortable watching it, you doesn't expect Sebastian behaviour, the bus scene is quite shocking and let you thinking why they show you this kind of protagonist... but after watching the whole movie, and understanding it, everything makes sense, and also opens new theories. I like it is complex enough to let me thinking after watching it

I really like the extra lore and speculation around the Entities in this movie; it expanded on them just enough to give us more info but still leaving them mysterious. I also liked the different perspective of the main character, having them being one of the crazy ones this time. Some scenes in the movie were kinda stupid but overall I loved this movie, I think even more than the original tbh.

I loved that they explored sscientific aspects of the mosnter, genetic alterations, chemicals, experiments, that is EXACTLY what I wanted. And I want a THIRD MOVIE THAT EXPLORES THIS FURTHER

I figured out the twist quickly when he was getting beat up and the blind people did not sense the daughter so this was just ok to me. Also, generator or not it I could not believe in a environment like this no one would watch a new stranger so closely.

I really liked it. It was as good or better than the original with the good vs evil(shepherd-wolf/Angels-aliens) being brought into the story. Although I didn’t recognize these actors from any prior films their acting is very good and the movie for me is a 9 out of 10. A definite must watch!

She was a psychiatrist not a psychologist. There’s a difference because one is a medical doctor. The other is not

I think Sabastian also saw the creature in Lavanso's blood so he couldn't see their soul because it was the first time he ever saw them other than Angles.

The first part of the movie pissed me off so much. I hated Sebastian but slowly I start to sympathize with him as the movie progresses towards his eventual redemption. The slow build up to reveal Sebastian’s story was done very well. A lot of people are saying they liked this better than the original but to me I think they are such different takes on the concept that they can’t really be compared. I liked both in their own ways, but I will say the original gives an eery feeling that I didn’t really get with this one. But this one had a lot more depth that I really liked. I hope to see future installments.

I have a feeling we are getting a 3rd installment of Bird Box...I base this on the fact we still do not know anything of the who the entities are.

We appreciate your insights. We look forward to see more.

I really liked this one, but guessed the plot twist right away. I preferred the 1st one. I was really really hoping for even a 1 second peak at the entity though. Well, there is always the 3rd one to show what it looks like.

I enjoyed this movie more than the original. Can’t wait for the next installment.

The story was great! Except the scene were he cut the laces of the dogs. Seriously why didn't the dog woke up specially those are German Shepherd.😑

Its crazy! Thats why people love it! Thank you for sharing, and exsplaining the end of the movie! For us!

BB: B was a great twist on the idea. We get a glimpse into the Seers instead of just a rehash of the original book/film.

I thought it was badass how Sebastian basically becomes immune to the evil of those things it’s just bullshit that he ends up dying anyways… I was loving it until that point smh what a waste.

I liked this one a lot more than the first one.

I mean its totally possible that a cure was made and just didnt reach the new world within 5 years or that a cure was made yet before widespread distribution could happen the base fell apart and then the 3rd movie is those survivors of knowledge of how to make the cure trying to find a place to synthisis it

Seems like the creature can bring things up from the floor, but not itself to the gondola😂😂

Does it explain why his eyes aren't all "Seer"ish? Seems like a sizable plot hole and change to established lore.

This movie was a masterpiece and I really want a third one now

1st flick was the clearing of the forest for the foundation. 2nd movie is that foundation to build up on.

what if the movie isnt about monster and all of that, but about people experiencing depression. and them not looking at the monster is just a sign of resiting suicide, cuz like everyone who we knows backstory is sad. like claire who didnt save her brother from something else, or like sophia and sebastion who actually did lost someone they love most, but sebastion ends up unaliveing himself. while claire and sophia go to get help, well as the movie calls it the safe zone place thingy

I give Bird Box Barcelona 7/10. Both Bird Boxes are definitely good for a watch and it's fun coming up with theories about the entities.

I love your videos man Everytime i Watch a movie I found confusing i always try to see if you have a explain video of it 😂

We need Birdbox Korea next, then Bird Box South African and Bird Box England... and so on ❤❤❤

Thanks for watching this for me, TS! I could barely stand the first one and you always seem to tell the tale better than it was originally made! Good looking out!

So after becoming a See-er, the only way to become normal again is to confront your trauma and come to terms with it?

Love your vids

Matt Murdock be like This is light work

The lead actor reminded me of a cross between Jason Mamoa and Josh Harnett.

Sooo...Sebastian's eye change back and forth from normal to seer?

I love how they kept truth to the theme of the first movie. Parental sacrifice.

The ankle snap in the subway made me cringe in imaginary pain.

I waited 5 years for a sequel the wait was worth it I loved this movie it’s just like I thought it would be

"Beware of pickpocketers in Barcelona", will be the next sequel 😂

Just finished watching this movie. Really enjoyed it.

This is definitely better than the original. And answers some questions

I liked the first one better, I wasn’t sure if we were suppose to like or sympathize with Sebastian because he came off as a bad guy by killing all these people trying to help him. I was also yelling at the tv when his wife didn’t look both ways when she crossed the street with all the cars driving crazy. So what happened to her was pretty expected…

Pls cover the second season of hunters

the first one is better as it was horror-esque. This one was like bordering on religious supernatural and sci fi. It was more drama and less feeling of hopelessness and chaos. Also, the whole I can see a “ghost” because I’m crazy has been done to death.

I got two cockatiels, i fear no entity.

Barcelona was great. Gave so much more lore

Just watched last night, I really enjoyed

It was absolutely amazing ❤

No bad. Liked the change of view. Nice twist.

The only questions I have is that does this affect animals the same way? I’ve seen it myself just today and the answers yes but how in a way? Do they turn into seeing infected like the few humans? birds flutter about like crazy and the test rats are killed by less than a minute like humans but did they have heart attacks or killed each other?

I have a theory Clair became a “seer”in the last moments on the tower and perhaps tried to fool Sophie (her almost falling off the edge make me thing I’m wrong) but her leap of faith and calculations of the gondola door opening feel too perfect + she says goodbye JoJo like hes in there with her…? The last scene of her she looked almost nervous how she figured out how its in the blood and she may be found out- cut to the militants testing the rats make me think its her blood antigens being tested on a different seer. - also noticed how one of Octavio’s dogs (german “Shepards” wink wink) was affected while the one that licked Rafa’s blood was not and continued licking it like maybe a normal dog would hence maybe not affected by the things. Idk also if your not fluent Spanish i think it may be harder for most viewers to get into this world. Also think more sequels are coming since it was named Barcelona instead of bird box 2 leaving the possibility of Bird Box Tokyo/Istanbul ect.

They better explain how they caught the creature first scene cuz huh?

Personally I like the first one better, we are with Mallory from the very beginning and that made us root for her.. And then later on for the kids aswell.. I feel as compelling as the idea was.. They weren't able to make us actually like Sebastian or wish that he lives.. On the other hand the doctor we want to survive with the girl... We know just on surface level... Makes me think if she would be a better lead.. Or at least a switch in perspective in between her and Sebastian.. Ideally they somehow should have held the fact of sebestian being a seer for later on..

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This is just my opinion but after watching the movie the form or whatever the entity looks like doesn't matter anymore as the movie already hinted that their form changes depending on the person who sees them meaning the form of the enitity can vary depending on the person as their final image is influenced by the persons belief, experience, etc how do i say this well we got 3 examples in the movie to prove it. 1. Sebastian itself sees the entity as somewhat of an angel like being because he believes in them.. 2. The Pastor sees them as God for obvious reasons. 3. The dude chillin in the bus described them as Aliens as he most likely believes they exist. So in conclusion the movie probably didn't show as the entity because they want us the viewers to imagine it for ourselves and following my explanation whatever we imagined the entity looks like will be influenced by our beliefs or experiences.

Im currently watching it rn

9/10 I take away -1 because there's still no creature reveal or direct identification or ultimate purpose other then malevolent chaos and confusion. But I understand they wanna milk it and stretch out the story telling.

I liked this one better than the first. The first one was too commercial and Sandra Bullocks character was dull. The original book is much better. I don't know why so many people are trashing this film. I hope they continue making more of these.

Def. def. need a third!!

I like that this sequel is a great stand alone movie

Nice to see a sequel based on the Seer perspective.

duude a bird box 3 would be amazing

Barcelona was awesome and I loooove that actor. Creature's apparitions made more sense too. Original was a bit confusing.

This all just reminded me if the movie "a quite place"

The actor that plays Sebastian is in all the good Spanish movies.

I think the new movie gives us more information on how the entity works. But sandra bullocks performance in the 1st movie was so great than the man with a look like visual of Jesus Christ (the protagonist/antagonist)

Why can’t they ever kill one or end it good just like zombie movies they never find a cure

I think Clair was a seer and it was her blood that that triggered the rates that the other seer at the end wanted to see

They probably didnt capture the creature, but it seems to me it something like an airlock system, when they close it from the inside, they can open another hatch that is on the outside

I thought this was a better movie than the first as far as the interaction between the entities and the humans. The plot twist was well done, I don't think anyone saw he and his daughter as the villains. Plus, his daughter was mad creepy AF.

I like the term unalive

This has to be a top 10 movie

The ending basically nerfed the creature hard lol, now we know they follow our psychics law, and can be contain in a solid object

That opening had me (sadly) hooked. Thought maybe a lore dump or two since this guy has seen it and been around others that have too. But nope! These things can travel through space or time, read our pain, and make leaves and seaguls go nuts. Killed millions of fish (so they can scuba dive?) They are big enough to be looked up to ( like they are aetherial) but if you wear a blind fold or go inside a room with dim lighting then your safe? They are mysteriously bound to some dumb logic. Then they doubled down and are like (mic drop) we have one in the basement. I dry heaved. But the camera shots where gorgeous.

I got exactly zero answers to all the questions I had from the 1st film.

1:08 what’s that scene I need it pls pls I’ve been looking for it

in the beginning when sebastian said anna that hide and come out when i say because he wanted to make sure they're good people and not seers, i thought ok poor innocent father looking out for his child. then they go in, and the creatures hint at arrival with the wind blowing stuff and he wasn't scared about his daughter but i was. also he goes in and talks to doctor and stuff and i thought omg you forgot about your child go bring her too. then he sleeps too. then he wakes up, i think ok finally man remembered he has a kid. then he finds keys, i thought he will start the bus to find his daughter. the bus starts and he kills all of them. very evil. the first old guy who betrayed them in the first movie already gave me long lasting trust issues i cried. and this was worse. i hated Sebastian. he's a murderer. but maybe he saw a glimpse of his daughter in sofia and a glimpse of his wife in claire and he wanted to protect them. it was too late as he already committed a lot of murders already. but him dying at the end was kinda sad idk why. i am glad claire and Sofia Finally reached the castle and THANK GOD SOFIA MET HER MOTHER 💖💕

I was confused when you said Sofia was German because in the German version she is French

Can someone explain to me how come Claire could take off her blindfold at the Gondola without killing herself?!

im not really sure if cure is a possibility given the cause of apocalypse is not of a biological agent but more of a "supernatural" phenomenon. So to me, the last scene does not makes sense where they try to make a "vaccine" from trial and error experimentation. What seems to be blocking the full control of that "monster" were trauma and grief as we witnessed with sebastian where he saw how her daughter died.

The guy tied to the bus wasnt a seer... and she caught sebastian because he didnt have his goggles on at all, she never even looked at them to see they were "fake"

Come on if you should know the girl wasn't there. He left her outside by herself.

The biggest critics of this movie will definitely be Christian fanatics. It's a great prequel, and one of the more interesting takes on supernatural horror.