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Discussion Series Elevator (2011) /R/HORROR Official Discussion

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u/lostmonster Mar 29 '23

The little girl is the villain in this film. She's horrible.

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u/Boogs7777 Apr 03 '23

So horrible. She made my skin boil.

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u/CambricTea2022 Apr 12 '23

I came here looking for this comment. That girl was awful. She was too old to be acting like that unchecked.

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u/Exciting_Pin_6857 Aug 13 '23

I literally just watched it on Amazon and came here to answer the question why does she keep pushing the button when the guy's head is stuck out of the elevator is she a serial killer? Like I seriously think this is a demon possessed child . That's the only explanation I can come up with as to why she wants to kill an innocent guy.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '23

watched this for the first time a few days ago. was extremely anxious by the end, what a well written movie!

the little girl got on my nerves. yes, billionaire granddaughter , everything WAS all your fault.

one thing that kept eating at the back of my head was since it's strapped to her stomach, and she's clearly got more fat around that area, why not roll her onto her stomach and at least hope that lessens the impact of the explosion? i legitimately think the security guard trapped in the elevator could've had a chance at survival.

his last words tho, "i guess i'm the hero this time," absolutely chilled me to my core.

great watch!

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u/5cBurro Jul 23 '16

More of a thriller, really. But as far as elevator-themed movies go, it was way better than Devil (not that that's saying much).

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u/3639644 Feb 19 '24

I think the little girl is an entitled psychopathic narcissistic child due to her privilege and serves as a warning to not leave your children spoiled and unchecked.

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u/Altruistic_Brush_812 Jul 25 '24

Is the moral of the story don’t fuck with elevator buttons? And don’t be fat? I hated that ending but I guess because I hated it means it worked. Also, showing this entire movie to my kid if they ever mess with elevator buttons…

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u/CrazyKatWoman Feb 12 '24

I'm at the part where she started pushing the buttons when the cheating husband was trying to push the elevator button I hate that damn kid. Shouldve thrown her ass out. No body should defend the kid and say shes just a child and she didnt know better. Ain't no damn way

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '24

Why did they just hold the elevator to wait for everyone to get on...

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