Still, would none of you do the same thing? If it were coming down to the wire and you were faced with being dragged to Hell or sending anyone else there in your place, wouldn’t you pick anyone else? Maybe you are more selfless than I am, but in the heat of the moment you are capable of making any kind of decision. Ganush to Hell (after failing to do the same to her obnoxious co-worker Stu), Christine certainly makes a case against herself. From her insistence at the séance that her boss put her in this position to her legitimately trying to send Mrs. Second: is Christine selfish for wanting to live and for caring solely about her own survival? Many times in Drag Me to Hell, Christine tries to throw other people to the Lamia. She made a bold career move and that’s it. It’s not like she slapped the hag and kicked her out the door for everyone to laugh at her. It’s a shitty thing to do, but does she deserve to burn in Hell for this decision? Not at all. Christine was even cornered into this decision by her boss (the always great David Paymer), who basically told her she wouldn’t get the promotion if she didn’t shut Ganush down. Ganush had exhausted her income when “the sickness took eye.” That being said, have none of you ever been stuck between a rock and a hard place in order to advance in work? If you’ve been in the same position for a significant period of time with no advancement in your place of employment, it can be a bit frustrating. It was morally wrong and a bit mean-spirited. Ganush her request for a third extension on her mortgage? Sure. First: was it wrong of Christine to deny Mrs. It’s that last one that really gets many of you going, so I’ll save it for last.
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It would be easier to accept and laugh at, but even Heather Chandler herself didn’t deserve to down a mug full of drain cleaner. And she was the worst. Even then, she wouldn’t really deserve a fate like this. To be clear: no one (save for Hitler and maybe a couple of other historical figures on that level of evil) deserves this fate. Let’s assume for a moment that Christine was a Grade-A megabitch. Look, we all have our own opinions and we are certainly entitled to them, but how could anyone think that Christine deserved to spend her afterlife being tortured in Hell? You may need to watch that final scene again to refresh your memory: She just wasn’t as good a person as she thought she was.” “She basically tried to blame her boss every time the demon encountered her and it was so annoying.I hope she was suffering every day down there. That Alison’s character was such a douchebag that I was happy she was pulled down to Hell. “She was a self-centered person who gave the appearance that she was a nice innocent lady who was willing to make Ganush suffer in Hell after all that she did to the old lady while she was alive.“The audience kind of overlooks and makes excuses for the selfish choices her character makes throughout the film and therefore ends up shocked and surprised by what happens to her in the end.”.“It’s really the old woman that’s the victim in this story and Alison Lohman, I think her character Christine deserved probably what she got.”.She was so unlikable and then when she killed the kitten it just sealed my disdain for her.” “I couldn’t even root for the lead girl.Without calling any of you out, here is a small sampling of reader comments from posts I have made on this site about Drag Me to Hell: How could anyone think that poor, poor Christine Brown deserved to get dragged to Hell only to be tortured by the Lamia? The goat demon gives you a pretty clear idea of what would happen to her: it would feast upon her soul while she festered in the grave. Brown deserved her fate to burn in Hell for all eternity.
There are quite a few people who, shockingly, are alright with this and feel that Ms. ***SPOILERS FOR A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD FILM BELOW***Īs many of you already know, poor Christine Brown (Alison Lohman) does get dragged to Hell in the final scene of Drag Me to Hell.
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That is not a popular opinion among some of you, but the fact is that it’s a brilliant horror comedy that culminates in one of the most brutal endings in horror movie history.
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