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In the face of the Devil, there are no coincidences. The Devil comes in all shapes and forms. He wreaks havoc on those who refuse to acknowledge their sins. John Erick Dowdie's Devil movie shows that the worst people on Earth can be forgiven. Devil movies teach humans that no soul is safe, though confessing sinners nonetheless escape the Devil.

A group of people are drawn together into an elevator. Three men and two women ride the elevator. All of a sudden the elevator breaks down. Outside of the building, Detective Bowden (played by Chris Messina) investigates a mysterious suicide. Is it a coincidence the dead victim is holding a rosary in their hand?    

Moments prior, Detective Bowden reveals his lack of faith derived from a hit and run accident that killed his wife and son five years earlier. The culprit left a note, "I'm so sorry" on his wife's car. A guard (Bookeem Woodbine), a young beautiful woman (Bojana Novakovic), salesman (Geoffrey Arend), old woman (Jenny O'Hara), and mechanic (Logan Marshall-Green) meet their fate.

Strange things begin to occur in the elevator. Thus, the elevator occupants die off one by one. Security guard Ramirez (Jacob Vargas) senses the Devil is at work because every event on that particular day points to judgment day. The sinners in the elevator will meet the Devil up close and personal. In the form of a deceased occupant, the Devil confronts the mechanic. He represents the last victim that survives in the elevator. The mechanic confesses his sin of killing a wife and son in a hit and run accident.

Detective Bowden realizes Ramirez is right about the Devil. It is no accident the Devil is making an example out of the sinners. Bowden accepts the task to transport the mechanic to jail. He tells the young man that he has waited for that moment for 5 years to tell him all the bad things he wanted to do to the person who took his family. Bowden forgives the young man who killed his wife and son.

The Devil movie is a religious movie that shows the Devil works in mysterious ways to confront sinners. Satan knows the bad things that people have done, so forgiveness represents a force stronger than evil itself. Watch Devil with an open mind to realize that coincidences in the face of religion are no accident.

The Devil Inside movie ending: How The Devil Inside movie ending disappointed moviegoers

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The crowded movie theater was filled to maximum capacity. Moviegoers invested 87 minutes of their time to watch The Devil Inside movie. The high point of tension put moviegoers on the end of their seats. The Devil Inside movie ending disappointed the entire movie theater.

Moviegoers complained the movie ending ruined the entire movie. Filmmakers and the screenwriter seemed to rush the movie ending in the same way as The Darkest Hour movie. We expected to see a movie ending with some sort of resolution. However, The Devil Inside movie ending left moviegoers hanging.

Moviegoers complained about the movie ending, mentioning they wanted a refund. You could hear the sighs of disbelief radiating throughout the movie theater. Have you ever watched a movie that ended before resolving the plot? The Devil Inside is one of those movies that reaches near a climax, and then just stops. If The Devil Inside was a sexual encounter, both parties would extremely disappointed.

The Devil Inside movie ending raced to help Isabella. We thought the movie ending would show one last exorcism like The Rite movie. In The Rite movie, the young priest performs an exorcism on another priest to rid his body of a demon.

The Devil Inside movie took us inside a car with a possessed Isabella. All of a sudden, Isabella transfer her possession to the cameraman driver. He removes his seat-belt, and then crashes into another car. Isabella, Ben, and the cameraman die in a vicious car accident. The movie credits begin rolling.

We have a movie ending that seemed would end with one last exorcism to free the demon from Isabella. Instead, we are left hanging with a bad movie ending with no clear resolution. The Devil Inside hooked us, making the expected resolution an exited movie ending.

Ending The Devil Inside with a car accident is an ineffective way to resolve the plot. The Darkest Hour movie ending also tricked moviegoers with a bad ending. The two movies released two weeks apart show that filmmakers misunderstood basic dramatic structure. In retrospect, the exorcism movie delivered a bad movie ending.    

The Devil Inside movie review

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The sold out 10:20PM showing of William Brent Bell and Joaquin Perea's The Devil Inside movie proved to be extremely popular. Moviegoers waited in a long line that wrapped around the middle of the movie theater and on all the way to the front entrance. The Devil Inside movie is an exorcism movie that injects fear into moviegoers who enjoy a good scare on a Friday night. With a running time of 87 minutes, the movie moves rather quickly to the final climatic scene.

Maria Rossi (played by Suzan Crowley) calls 911 to report a gruesome murder. The 911 operator learns that Maria brutally murdered three Church servants. Disturbing footage from within the home reveals three bloody bodies. The police take Maria into custody, where her sinister stare from inside the police car spooks the movie audience. Is this woman possessed by demons or is she a nut case who snapped?

Maria's super hot daughter Isabella Rossi (played by sexy Brazilian Fernanda Andrade) made me forget the movie was about an exorcism. Isabella resembles a younger version of Jennifer Lopez, who hypnotizes male moviegoers with her natural beauty. While Isabella speaks to the cameraman, we immediately discover The Devil Inside movie chooses to explore a documentary filmmaking style to create realism in exorcisms.

Isabella travels to Italy to investigate her mother's past. She attends the Church's Exorcism school to mine for facts about demonic possessions. In that moment in time, the Exorcist teacher shows the room a videotape of a woman which sparks a debate regarding whether she is possessed or mentally insane. It is revealed that multiple demonic possessions are possibly in the possessed.

Isabella interviews the Priests to gain an understanding of an exorcisms. The foreign accents make for a rather interesting tone, giving The Devil Inside some authenticity to depict the world capital of Exorcist teaching. Isabella learns that her mother is more troubled than she anticipated. Maria knows that Isabella terminated her pregnancy due to complications. Moreover, the mother shows cut wounds on her forearms and on her lower lip.


Ben (Simon Quarterman) and David (Evan Helmuth) convince Isabella to attend an unauthorized exorcism to experience the process firsthand. Isabella agrees to take part in a young woman's exorcism. The eerie exorcism shocks the hell out of the team, though the Exorcists manage to free the young woman from her demonic possession.

The most challenging exorcism (Maria multiple demonic possession) exposes the entire Exorcist team to the demons living inside Maria for the past 20 years. To avoid spoiling The Devil Inside movie plot, the unorthodox bending, crawling, foul language, inverted crosses, and mighty superpowers displayed in The Devil Inside movie lead moviegoers to an abrupt movie ending.

The Devil Inside movie is the first exorcism movie to be released in the movie box office in 2012. The exorcism movie is performing strong in its first weekend in release. We can expect The Devil Inside to slow down since the movie ending disappointed many moviegoers. If you decide to watch the Devil Inside movie, be prepared to explore the evil inside the exorcism world. You have be warned!

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Video taping Exorcisms: Why is video taping exorcisms in The Devil Inside movie dangerous?

The Devil Inside movie is due out in movie theaters on January 6, 2012. The exorcism movie is about video taping exorcisms, which is an unauthorized act. Most exorcism movies convey the danger in looking directly into the eyes of the possessed. Hence, our eyes represent the portal to our soul. The entire belief system depends on the mind. Why is video taping exorcisms a dangerous act?

The possessed are violent. The demons within the possessed are capable of possessing nearby occupants. An exorcism is frightening yet powerful a Catholic tool to extricate demons from the possessed. In my opinion, video taping exorcisms are unauthorized in the Catholic Church since the possessed can emit negative energy through the video tape. Anything viewed on the television screen is capable of transferring to viewers.

The Devil Inside movie is about a possessed women who murders three Church servants. The daughter of the possessed woman decides to do a documentary to shed light on her mother's past. Video taping exorcisms without the Catholic Church's approval exposes vulnerable subjects.

Exorcism movies and devil movies are extremely evil. It is one subject matter that scares most people. Whereas you can show fear in the Devil, you must remain strong to keep evil demons away.

Video taping exorcisms can lead to possession. Thus, the cameraman and viewers are exposed to evil. Humans must be very careful as to not allow evil demons to enter their body. The Devil is identified as a metaphysical entity, though there is evidence of Satan's existence. The Church has performed thousands of exorcisms to heal the possessed. Exorcisms are vital to confronting demons, and then casting them out of the possessed.

In essence, The Devil Inside movie is a frightening depiction of video taping two exorcisms. Since the movie is due out in movie theaters next Friday, Exorcism Movies will feature a movie review on either Thursday or Friday night (January 5 or January 6). Video taping an exorcism is not recommended.

Don't experiment with what you watch in the Devil Inside movie. The documentary movie is a recreation of true events which remain unsolved.              

Exorcism Movies List

Exorcism movies are rather disturbing since the concept is most likely possible in the physical world. We look at the possessed as vulnerable to the evil of demons and the Devil. The possessed must undergo an exorcism to rid their body of evil demons. Ordained Priests/Exorcists perform exorcisms under extreme conditions to free the possessed. They must overcome demons who can attack their core.

Any person standing in the face of the possessed must never look them in the eyes. The eyes represent the portal to the human spirit. A demon can enter a human body through the eyes. Demons can read minds, using secrets and pain against a person to weaken people. Acknowledging the Devil and having strong faith in God are required to cast out a demon.  

The essential goal of the Priest is to find the demon's name, and then use it to cast out the evil. The power of an exorcism is only as powerful as the faith the Priest has in God. In order to defeat the Devil, you must believe in His evil. The Devil is the most evil entity that preys on the weak.

Exorcism movies portray a Priest performing an exorcism. What are examples of exorcism movies?

• The  Exorcist
• The Exorcist II
• The Exorcist III
• Exorcist: The Beginning
• Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist
• The Last Exorcism
• The Exorcism of Emily Rose
• The Rite
• The Unborn
• REC 2
• The Devil Inside

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