VELVET BUZZSAW (2019) Ending Explained
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2019
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Enter the high stakes and high dollar world of modern art in the horror comedy VELVET BUZZSAW, where it appears that newly discovered pieces of art of connected or possibly responsible for an increasing string of mysterious murders. Featuring an all star cast led by Jake Gyllenhaal, Toni Collete, Rene Russo and John Malkovich this hilarious and gruesome satire leaves us with many questions in the end. Learn all about the film's true meaning, the strange killer paintings, the artist behind them, and explaining the quite open ending.
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I was just waiting for him to bring up the Deez nuts memes. So happy he didn’t.
Oh, I know why it was called velvet buzzsaw! It was because at the end the busses tattoo killed her and her blood was kind of velvet
An elite group of backstabbing profit-driven pretentious snobs claiming to represent art but actually catering only to their own echo chamber?
I'm not sure this is a critique of the 'art world' so much as Hollywood XD
When he said “exactly” it meant he liked that specific piece smh
The whole credit scene I was on the edge of my seat afraid that John Malkovich was going to be swallowed up by the sand.
Crappy movie. And even worse trailer
Why is every ‘ending explained’ video just someone going through the WHOLE movie scene by scene describing what happens as if we haven’t watched it... just talk about the ending? 🙈
Yeah, respect the cats lol
This sounds a bit like guertena's gallery.... Ib, anyone?
I just found it so funny Coco witnessed almost all the deaths :L She was so fed up by the end 😂
People are talking about josephina being flat and emotionless or whatever, but i didnt pick up on that
The actors did very good but the story didn't really go anywhere.
Poor Coco...
The paintings seemed to affect artists differently than the people trying to sell the paintings. The artists saw the paintings move and were captivated by the emotion behind the art. The vendors saw nothing until they were killed.
You have real talent and skill. And you are truely a movie lover. I hope you find great success now and into the future.
*DEISE NUTS*
sorry I had to...
8:31 i love the way he said dum dum lol
Don’t follow cat just shove in camera
Really love your channel.
Would you do a tv show?
I'm just curious about Ghost Wars.
So confusing.
Keep up the good work!
*WARNING VERY LONG* (i took my adhd meds for once)
I disagree with the last bit about the cats. While Josephina following her cat is what started everything, I feel like the whole thing was more a test, to see if she would realize the fault of her work and change, or remain the same. She didn't change and that is what killed her. The reason Rhodora died after following her cat is because she only got rid of the stuff at her house. I think if she would have made a call then and there to stop everything (stop selling, get others to stop selling) it she would have been safe. But she didn't, and the fact that she just got rid of the paintings in her home shows that she hadn't really changed at all, and she only intended to protect herself, not change her actions.
The theme I get from this movie is that all the people who died only changed their actions regarding Dease's painting, not their actions and opinions toward all art. They never really changed unlike Damrish, who returned to his underground exihbits or, more symbolically, returned to the true meaning of art.
Morf also didn't really learn as he, like Rhodora, only tried to stop the selling because of the danger. Even though he did it to protect others, and not just himself, he didn't really change when it came to the core purpose of high-brow art, to make money. His bad reviews not only ruined careers, but probably also stripped the artist of their ability (due to lack of income) or even their motivation to create art. While their biggest sin was and obsession with money, it was also the fact that in their pursuit of it they buried true art, that held meaning and emotion, that was made to inspired and express under pieces made for profit only. I think the reason Dease's painting were so compelling was because he literally put himself into them (I mean his spirit is actually attached to his paintings, and they contain his blood so...) as all art should. My opinion is that all art made with passion and and hard work. Whether the work is physically difficult (requiring skill or just takes a long time) or emotionally difficult (artist has to fight for motivation due to illness/lack of inspiration or just pours their heart and soul into it), the piece takes that emotion and expresses it. It's why those little plaques in museums are so important, or why art someone you know makes can be so much more important that that Picasso.
The people who died didn't just not see it themselves, they also actively disabled other from seeing it. Hoboman is a piece made to tell a story, but because it is similar to something someone else made, Morf says it's a bad piece. The story and meaning in him is buried and doomed to be forgotten. In their pursuit of money are burying and forcing artists to strip meaning from their work in order to sell and survive, and overall erasing the real purpose of art. The ones who realize this and change survive and are better for it. The ones who don't and continue with their old ways or only change to save themselves but don't actually learn, die. I don't think Dease's spirit is actively working toward this goal, but I think the sheer amount of emotion in his work (his blood, his illness, his abuse) and maybe some frustration from the high-brow world (he clearly didn't show his art, and it could have been due to inability to climb the status ladder) manifested into a new purpose for his work. The paintings became a tool to reshape the art world, and restore the real meaning of art, while at the same time purging of the people who corrupt in for money.
tl;dr the keep following kitties but be ready to learn from what they show you and remember that while money is important to survive, it should never become more important than other people, how they feel, and how you feel. Keep in touch with your emotions, be aware of others' , and you won't be murdered by haunted art.
This movie had SO MUCH potential
Another great example of not following cats: Alien
begone *thotafina*
GGGGeeettt that $$$$$
What a ad...I love hoboman...
And I did mean to say ad
actual explanation only starts at 17:32
I would've loved to see more horror aspects in this film
I can't with this movie. I watched it expecting real blood action or something??? but nada. it ONLY GOT INTENSE in the last 13 minutes (minus the credits) The movie is pretty but not that engaging. I'm so sorry I feel so mean writing this.
So, I recommended this movie earlier, but I’ll do it again. Please watch “They’re Watching” (2016) found footage film, based in Moldova, and has creepy villagers. I really can’t give more away without spoiling the movie besides it being cleverly written, you actually like the characters, and it’s a movie to not take seriously. I usually am disappointed in most found footage films, but I loved this one for its cleverness. Please please review or just watch it!
I was dissapointed with this film. The have a great set up, but went nowhere with it. No explanation or any kind of real point. People just killed by "art" and that's it. also, why was John Malcovic there? his character is completely pointless
The cat. It’s so, so, fat.
I honestly didn't enjoy this film
Cats are known in ancient Egypt to keep spirits away, or act as guardians against the dead. Cats can be trusted you just have to realize whether to listen or observe them.
Yasss Phantasm shout out. Only you understand me
Wow that is a fat cat! I love it!
When I think high art I think Fountain by Duchamp.
I remember when you got notifications. I rang the bell, not notified, thanks youtube
velvet buzzfeed
Cmon we arent gonna credit Daveed Diggs? Wheres the Hamilton love at???
BOYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!
I know it's a tv show but can you explain the ending of Russian doll?
hi,i can’t find anywhere 2001 a space odyssey like a good explained video and i like how you do it so if you have time that would be great thanks if ya
Can you do The Prodigy pls
I watch foundflix, get myself a bit freaked out. Then promise not to watch em’ and do this to myself again..... yet here I am..
Do a review on Tank Girl
Daveed Diggs!!!!
Can you do 2012 supernova ending explained
hey does your cat need a body guard i would take a fucking bullet for that sweet heckin angel also ur show honestly saves my sanity and is exactly what ive been searching for thank you for the explanations oh my lordy!
Please do one for “Await further instruction” I’m so confused
The movie is really good
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has foundflix ever said what the scariest movie he has seen was?
Am I the only one who was bothered by John Malkovich?? Why was his character in the movie at all?? He added nothing to the film other than being irritated by everything
there was my question as well. why was he there? i felt just wanted to put him a movie and never bothered to write him in
"Just use a fucking crayon." 😂 That was very funny Foundflix Guy.
Can you please explain American fable?
..just summarized the whole movie...
If your talking about the ending why the detailed synopsis? You didn't understand the film not that it was that good but not everyone was motivated by money
Depedning on where tin the world you live, following a cat can be good or bad depending on its color
Jake looks like he is reprising his Donnie Darko role
Could you please do an Ending Explained for "the children under the stairs"?
Do a video on Wickerman
Jon Don Don was innocent! He... was a prick, yes, but innocent!
🔥
I wonder if he ever can JUST Netflix n chill
*Vroom Vroom*
Hey look. Arthur Hastings from We Happy Few
Him: deez
My mind: nuts
Reminded me of Dorian Gray
Your cat is huge
in the desc, ”horror comedy”, what do you mean?? no
I loved the Gyllenhaal movie Enemy. Could you review that one?
Explain Don't Knock Twice!
13:44 "No death, No art"
Very unique. I dig it.
@FoundFlix please do Rose Red
Lazarus effect
Please do Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark!! Love your channel btw! I always watch your vids whilst doing homework haha!
Damn as an animator I think I'm considered one of those people who monetize of art😅 hope my animations don't come to life... actually nah that would be cool
Please can you do The Man Who KiLled Hitler and then the Bigfoot.
hey can u do a video on the movie await further instructions?
Ha! Ginger fatass!
Honestly i was so bored i couldnt watch this movie
Do "The Woman" (2011) on next ending explained , please.
Movie had a weird ambiance to it. Sort of like an art noveau version of the Twilight Zone, resplendent with the nod to the Night Gallery episode about the animated painting coming to life and wreaking death and mayhem
FYI: Jordan Wolfson is a real artist and »Female Figure« is one of his installations.
It's actually even creepier than »Hoboman« because »she's« a real animatronic and not just an actor like in the movie.
There are some clips out there:
ruclip.com/video/xsfp6jhnn9c/видео.html
This looks DUMB AS HELL
Hahahaha use a crayon or something😂😂😂
This movie felt really cheap. I'm assuming that's why it got a netflix release. Jake was still awesome as always.
The ending won’t bring back his spirit because it wasn’t out of greed as it was only sold for a fiver.
Do NOT follow strange cats people
Hey man love your videos
I never see any Ending Explained of Asian movies will love an Ending Explained of SUICIDE CLUB the ending is really weird and dint get it
The predictive text couldn't even detect the names of these characters lmao
Please do an "Ending Explained" for Radio Flyer (1992) I would really like someone else's thoughts on that ending. Did he die? Was it all in the big brother's head? etc.
Omg you use so many big words it's hard to keep up with you.
Of course Jake was perfect in his role. He is perfection.
Why is the painting on his lap a direct rip of the metallica cover Hardwired to Self Destruct?? 7:52
Can you do Down a Dark Hall?
Despite what Hollywood likes to spit out, we artists do need money to live. Pushing the idea of art for arts sake is what leads to the "why would I pay you that much, don't you enjoy doing this?" Mentality. Dealer profiteering is another story all together, that shit is why the fine art world is such a laughing stock.
Here's a suggestion explain Beetlejuice please
I never thought it was much of a comedy?