Remote Scene

This part confuses me can someone explain

Click 2.

I have a feeling this happened before

This is the moment the movie goes from bad to stupid.

Everyones talking about how this scene subverts the audiences expectations of the ending of the movie but im still thinking about how its canconical that these two guys or just paul have the ability to manipulate reality and break the fourth wall by looking at the camera and rewinding time with a tv remote like in the Adam Sandler movie Click

Let me just say this film was made to piss audience off, thats what the director said and i love this film.

These two guys are sent by all of us (audience) to kill someone. We can stop them by turning the film off.

And this scene with the remote is just a slap in our face for thinking this film will be the same thing we always watched in horror (main character surviving or killing the bad guys). Director said : violence shouldnt be satisfying, it should be terrible and hopeless.

Im a tarantino and violence fan but love this film cuz how genius it is.

What would have happened if she shot and killed that guy again then broke the remote! I felt bad for Naomi watts! Should be a crime to kill her off in a movie

"look out!"
Says to the already shot man

Nah i don't feel any emotion like the original 1997 was better

Wonder if she shot both of them? Would that resolved it? I haven’t seen this movie in awhile.

Rich people are mean 😬😷

Michael Pitt fits well into disturbing films.

The best supervillain superpower. The ability to rewind no matter what.

Very darkly comedic or satirical scene. Haven’t seen anything quite like it.

Bro has superpowers tf

gross this american version feels so flat

Idiotic 😒

One thing I think is interesting is contrast this with the original, he smiles and he sees the irony. But in the original he looks shocked and scared . Maybe haneke did this in purpose to fuck the US audience but that’s interesting

Strange movie.. good but fuckin strange

I like it when they kill the child

She could’ve easily shot the other guy too ffs.

Who pushed the “play” button after he started rewinding? He couldn’t?

i watched this movie with my parents and my dad went "EXCELLENT" when the guy was shot. watching him watch the scene play out after was like watching a puppy dying. sorry dad

To all the dumb People the director prefered 2007 you can all sleep now

Loved the original German version

This movie is the dumbest fucking movie i've ever scene. Period.

I love this movie because it proves that I am not alone in thinking horror movie fans come off as a little twisted.

You shouldn't have done that Anne.

the best movie scene ever. from the great turkish director mahsun kırmızıgül

I think the whole point of this moment is that, indeed, it IS a complete cop-out and something that happened out of nowhere- the movie is meant to be incredibly frustrating to watch no matter what sort of movies you enjoy watching.

One of the most ingenious and ballsy things ever pulled off in a film imo

This scene let's everyone know what the outcome of the film will be, we the audience are as much in there hands as the family. A hard film to watch, but both versions, a easy film to admire.

Who wants to explain this?

This is the scene viewers should realise that they’re the victims of this movie.

I like to imagine them jumping universes, and them getting their asses kicked so many times by really strong beings that this doesn’t even phase them

I hate when movie films try to make the audience feel guilty for liking super violent horror movies. The reason the formula is a person goes through all that pain and comes out as a survivor in the end is to give the people,audience, hope that through shitty and terrific situations that the final girl or main protagonist survives in the end, the showing of human determination. This film was just .. . Moronic

아주 옛날 집에서 비디오를 보면서 충격을 받았었지..ㅋㅋㅋ

Why did he say look out after peter got shot? I feel as though that part was supposed to play before he got shot.

I want to know how frequently people walked out of the theater after this scene happened.

This is like the opposite of what it feels to play a video game and not dying on after trying lol

I love all the pretentious people that "understand" the scene and then degrade everyone who hates it. The point of the scene isn't to "show us what we wanted as an audience and then rip it away." It was the director directly showing that the audience loves violence, it's the one time we cheer and the scene is full of blood, but for being a pair of killers all their violence is shown off screen but infuriates the audience.


It's social commentary. That's about it.

Peter and Paul are so much fun to watch- when I saw this movie as a kid I really hated it like anyone else. After rewatching it like 10 years later I find myself rooting for Peter and Paul rather than the family. Perspective changes over time

I respect the vision of Funny Games, also the reason which Michael Haneke wanted make this movie. But honestly the original Austrian movie version bored me a lot, as well as I was close to fall asleep with the remake. What I dislike a lot about the remake is just it copies shot by shot, from the original one which makes everything predictable. But the positive note about the remake, is Michael Pitt did a decent performance. He was also really good in I Origins, The Dreamers and Boardwalk Empire.

The only Haneke film I could never bring myself to watch in full. It is interesting that the one piece of graphic violence he does show is then reduced to "fictional" by this ultimate act of 4th wall breaking however.

If you all actually think this movie is bad and hard to watch, watch Gasper Noe’s Irreversible. This is child’s play compared to that.

Wait? They are not humans? How they turn back time?

How did he do that