Since the release of the trailers from Sake Souls 3, I have been following the related dynamics of the movie. But after watching the feature film, I found that many scenes in the trailer did not appear in the feature film.
This film review helps you to list some unbroadcasted scenes and explain my speculation and understanding accordingly.
(Part of the information in this article contains spoilers)
1. Reverse twisted doors and corridors
This scene appeared in the pre-announcement, but did not appear in the feature film, suspecting the deletion complex.
There should be this paragraph in the feature film, why? Everyone who has seen the feature film should remember that the child was possessed. The camera in the hands of the Asian boy accidentally shot this scene.
This shot appeared in the feature film for several seconds. It is impossible for the director to do a long close-up of a meaningless scene. This should be a pavement, echoing the climax at the end, but it is a pity that we did not see this wonderful scene.
2. Several ghosts outside the window
These two images were also seen in the trailer, but neither of them appeared in the feature film.
Warren's house is beginning to be haunted, and things seem to be serious. Who is Ed calling? Something is moving in the corridor behind the lady. If you are interested, you can go to the pre-announcement to see what this paragraph is.
3. Warren and his wife opened the door and indoor scene together
Neither the door nor the indoor scene appeared in the feature film.
However, candles and weird objects can be seen vaguely, suspected to be a witch sacrifice or a place similar to a devil's lair.
Look closely at the four-legged creature on the ground?
4. Ed knocks over the objects on the altar alone
In the feature film, Ed was awake and smashed the altar with a sledgehammer. It is different from the picture in the trailer.
And in the climax part of the feature film, Ed is wearing a jacket and hammering.
So there is reason to suspect that the final climax of the feature film should be the entire remake.
5. People on the roof
The scene here is a prison building, and Aini should be standing on the top of the building. In the feature film, Aini has been kept in jail, and there is no chance to escape standing on the top of the building.
How he ran up, what the devil did, who saved him in the end, these plots are completely absent.
The above are the scenes I found that did not appear in the feature film.
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The internal staff of Calligraphy 3 once revealed that Calligraphy 3 actually designed a brand-new demon image, but Warner requested that QAQ be deleted during the review...
It's really a pity, it seems that this demon scene should be deleted very cleanly.
The claws on the bathtub should be the devil who grabbed Mrs. Warren's feet, but it was doubtful whether it was the final boss.
The same demon who grabbed Aini in the back shouldn't be the final boss either
Judging from the image design, this demon is not level enough at all. To put it bluntly, it is too ordinary! !
In other words, even if the demons in these scenes are the final boss, there should be more terrifying fragments. After all, the deep scratches at the beginning do not correspond to the demons in these pictures.
Initially the newly designed Boss should be a demon that kills witches and can disguise, but whether the original version has disguise and backlash settings is not easy to say, after all, most of the plot has been remade.
In short, there should be a lot of difference between the finished film and the actual filming of Sake Soul 3, I hope you can see the original settings later.
How about learning from Zucker Snyder for a director's cut version? Hahaha~
If you still find any pictures that do not appear in the feature film, please add them.
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