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What do you guys think Lorraine saw?


Ed says Lorraine locked herself in her room for 8 days without talking or eating. Just for sharing opinions, what do you guys think she saw that scared her so much?

I think she saw the devil.

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That's what I thought too. It must have been an extremely traumatizing experience. I have never really seen a scary devil character in a movie so we as humans must have no clue what the devil really is or looks like. That's a scary thought!!

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The closest we ever got to seeing the Devil was in the Exorcism of Emily Rose, but that was just the eyes, for a split second. Can anyone think of any movie where the devil was a serious character?

I think she saw the devil too.

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Can anyone think of any movie where the devil was a serious character?
Little Nicky?

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Listen to themβ€”the children of the night. What music they make!

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Can anyone think of any movie where the devil was a serious character?


The Devil's Advocate (1997): http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118971/

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Tenacious D: The pick of destiny?
Satan's a real ass in that.

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Yes I can, the aptly titled 'Devil' which is set, predominantly, in a lift shaft.

It's all a deep end.

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Can anyone think of any movie where the devil was a serious character?


angel heart

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Oh, Angel Heart! So good and totally disturbing.

~Keep The Faith~

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I think she saw Satan as well.

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I think she saw hell itself or heard Satan whispering through the man they performed an exorcism on. Great scene!

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The devil? Wow. I thought she got a glimpse of hell or the demon in its full form, but never thought of Satan.

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Nic Cage's audition video.

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Lol

Dexter: I would give everything to feel nothing again.

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What an odd thread.. Posters are very imaginative!

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Its clearly stated in the movie - Conjuring 2.
She had a premonition of her husband's (Ed Warren) death. She wanted it all to stop and therefore locked herself in her room for 8 days without talking or eating.

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Who cares...? This was one of the film's silliest manipulative quirks. Poor, bold Lorraine, almost a female version of Father Lankester Merrin! She will brave the Witch, with her husband by her side! Into the fray! But not before several heavy references from Ed that he wants her to stay out of this one, because she loses a little piece of herself during each incident, and in one former encounter, she - think Drama Queen - shut herself in her room for eight days without speaking a word. Perhaps Ed was permitted to slip very thin meals under her door. But not only does she never divulge what she saw to Ed. Ed doesn't have the gall to ask her what it was that incapacitated her for that fateful, grim week. Talk about Marital Secrets... And the filmmakers kindly afford us a flashback to THAT demonic incident. A flashback that shows everything except what caused Lorraine's eight-day shut-down. The story, the buildup, the flashback: what a waste of film and viewer attention. Absolute manipulative junk.

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I really wish they hadn't revealed what it was in the sequel. To me, it really took away the creepiness of it, leaving it up to the audiences' interpretation of what shook her up so bad.

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Yeah, that surprised me. I didn't expect them to reveal it like that, it definitely isn't as creepy now that we know the answer :/

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I agree. And then to find out it was a premonition of her husband's cartoon style death? So dumb.

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