#Halloween kills 3d movie
Keeping this in mind, it’s understandable that the movie wouldn’t want to end on the note of Laurie on a mission to take down Michael Myers – as it may give the impression that Halloween Ends is another story that picks up in the immediate aftermath of its predecessor. One of the coolest things about Halloween Kills is that the story begins immediately after the events of 2018’s Halloween, the filmmakers not using any cheats or fantasy to keep the narrative going. That being said, one can come up with a believable theory about why when one thinks about the context of the film and how it sets up the action of Halloween Ends, the sequel that is being released later this year.
Sadly, the filmmaker commentary track recorded for the home video release ends before the extra material in the Extended Cut begins, so it doesn’t provide any immediate insight to the choice. This brings us to the subject of why this extra minute isn’t featured in the Halloween Kills Theatrical Cut. Of course, at this point in time we have no idea if the moment is ultimately going to be seen as canonical or not. That was not information that is provided in the big screen version, but here we get to see that scenario play out. The only really significant element that comes from the additional scene with Laurie Strode is the audience discovering how quickly the franchise hero learns about the death of her daughter. That’s not what this is this is more of an “Extended Ending” as part of the appropriately titled “Extended Cut.” If it’s not already clear, Halloween Kills’ home video release very much stretches the definition of the phrase “Alternate Ending.” When one hears of an “Alternate Ending” typically, the expectation is a brand new version of the final scene that was not featured in the Theatrical Cut. (Image credit: Universal Pictures) How Does Halloween Kills’ Alternate Ending Change Things?
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