THE CONJURING 3 Deleted Scenes & Alternate Ending You Never Got To See!

A demon eliminated, spooky motel visitors and a teaser after the credits that establish the next conjuration film are some of The many cut

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of The Devil made me do it. Yippee-ki-yay, lovers of the films, I am Jan and in this video I am revealing the fascinating

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, the original end and the villain cut of the

conjuring

3! Franchise spoilers ahead, so be careful. In a deviation of the theme of the enchanted house of the first two

conjuring

films, the devil made me do, it is more a history of demonic detectives with Ed and Lorraine looking for clues that will eventually take them to the underground lair of the occultist.

However, in the trailers, there are a lot of images that aims at an alternative story about how the Warrens discover the lair of the occultist. Note how the trailer shows Ed and Lorraine opening the door on his altar, compared to the final film where Lorraine finds the room alone after she goes to visit Kastner alone and he reveals the truth about her daughter and the tunnels. In this previous version of the film, the location also looks quite different. There is what seems like a tree behind the altar, in addition to an animal that could be a goat or maybe even a ram, since we know that the occultist developed his interest in the Satanism of the objects that his father collected while investigating the disciples of the ram.

Ed also takes a package with him to the room he uses to sweep everything from the altar of the occultist in this scene eliminated. In the final film, Ed does not reach the Altar Room until the end when he is under the influence of the occultist and is attacking Lorraine. And after Lorraine takes it out of the trance, breaks the altar with a deck. Some images behind the scene also show a different version of Lorraine going to the Altar Solo room than in the finished movie. We know that this was eliminated because Lorraine's hair is in this shot, instead, as it is in the final film at this time, and also has a bandage in your hand.

An intriguing scene caused in the trailer, but that

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reached the final film, is from Ed and Lorraine during his stay in a motel while investigating the case of Jessica and Katie. In this cutting scene, Ed is talking on the phone, but Lorraine has been distracted by something, a row of spooky shadows out of the motel window, which feels like they are looking at the Warrens. It can be said that this is a motel and not the Warren house, due to the sign of not disturbing the door of the door, and I think it could have been another of the optical illusions that the occultist can make.

A particularly great moment caused in the trailers that unfortunately did not reach the final film was this multiple copies of Lorraine infinitely in the distance. This would have been a visual trick issued by the occultist while chasing Lorraine through the tunnels. This moment was foreshadowed during the initial scenes of David's exorcism, when the camera with which Drew was filming was shot down. As the camera continued to record the monitor to which it was connected, an image of the screen began to replicate infinitely, in a pattern very similar to what happens to Lorraine in this eliminated scene.

In the final film, we obtain a kind of reduced and something simplified version of this visual trippy, with a double of Lorena that appears in front of her and reflecting her movements. Although this was still a good effect that was properly scared of Lorraine, it is a shame that we have not obtained the complete sequence at the beginning of the film. Another scene eliminated from trailers is these police shots looking for a body. This is the water under the cliff Lorraine almost fell while investigating Katie's murder at the hands of Jessica. These scenes were probably cut for rhythm and time in the final version;

However, they could also be another reshoots indicator in the film, because I could explain why in the final film, a bandage suddenly appears in Lorraine's hand after it almost falls from the cliff, although it did not seem to hurt her hand when Ed rescued her. Although it is possible that it is an injury of that fall, it could insinuate that something else happened to Lorraine during these eliminated scenes. A curious scene eliminated in one of the trailers shows Arne standing on the edge of a prison building with a chain around the neck, as if he were about to commit suicide.

In the film, the occultist tries to make Arne suicide, like Jessica when he ran out of the cliff, to complete the curse he threw. Some fans were a bit disappointed that the devil made me do so did not immerse himself so much in the details of the trial of the Arne Johnson court, and although I doubt that it was once the main focus, there are some images behind the scene of the journalists out of the palace that was not in the final film, insinuating that it may have been more filmed in the courtyard of the court but cut from the finished film.

An still advertising from Lorraine, Ed, Drew and Debbie forming a prayer circle indicates another scene that was nowhere in the final film. It seems that this moment would have appeared at the moment when the Warrens and the team are trying to discover the key to breaking the curse that the occultist suspects, and I suspect that the prayer was cut by time. An important change that could explain why it seems to have been a reluctant in the film is that in the first versions of the film there was a specific demon with which the occultist was communicating.

In the final film, although a reference is made to the occultist who has summoned a demon: "This demon ... is not here for his own free will. He was summoned." We

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see its shape and, instead, in the end, when the curse has been broken, it is a copy of the occultist who comes to take his soul. In an interview with Slashfilm, director Michael Chaves said they originally had a demon that coincided with the description that the true David Glatzel and Arne Johnson had given them about the demonic entity that, according to them, had possessed them. Producer James Wan was aboard the devil, and in fact a cut of the film with the demon.

However, it seems that the interaction between the devil and the occultist was too complicated and confusing for the trial audience that Chaves impede the first time that a human antagonist appears in the franchise. At the time of filming, Chaves really expected the devil to end with his own spin-off film, but admitted that he simply did not click and had to be replaced in a similar way to how the original antagonist of the conjuring 2, a villaged and corning demon ended up being replaced by the demonic Nun Valak during the Reshoots. Because Chaves felt bad for actor Davis Osborne who had played the original demon, he decided to give him the patient of the prison hospital who mocks Arne's mockery and mockery.

The devil made me do it, originally also had a post -loan scene that would have established a future film for the conjuration universe. In an interview with NME, Chaves revealed that the

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loan teaser was an expansion in the villains introduced in this film; However, similar to the problem of the devil, it was confusing and, therefore, eliminated, to give the film a stronger and definitive end. Chaves hasn't said what was on the scene yet, but I wonder if I could have alluded to Valak's return in a fourth conjuration film, or perhaps a sequel to the nun?

There were already some teasing for Valak in the film, such as the figure of the nun in Arne's room, but as Titan Br pointed out in my things that you missed the video, there was also this photograph of the occultist when I was younger and in the background towards the window, there seems to be a mysterious way that could be a mysterious habit and something indistinct or a habit of the girl of the parent girl. The date in the photograph is 1952, which is the year in which the main events of the nun take place, something that suggests that filmmakers want to cause a potential connection between the two films.

We have hidden the demonic nun at the bottom of a photo before in the franchise, for example, in the photo that Sister Charlotte showed Samuel Mullins in the creation of Annabelle. Perhaps this scene after the credits would have shown that the occultist had previously been in contact with Valak in some way. Another possibility is that it was visited by Frenchie, who in 1952 was possessed by Valak during the events of the nun's film. Alternatively, the credit scene could have expanded in the connection between the occultist and the RAM disciples, the cult of Annabelle's first film that was mentioned several times in the devil made me do it.

We know for Father Kastner that the ram's disciples were especially evil and vindictive and that after the members of the cults were judged and declared guilty, the wife and baby of the main prosecutor suffered terrible destinations. If any of the cults is still near or if they can leave the prison, they could attack Ed and Lorraine for helping to tear down the occultist, something that could be the configuration of the next conjuring or Annabelle film. "A Satanist teacher is not an adversary who takes light." The credits scene could also have been configuring the spin-off crooked man movie that is currently being developed based on the wrapped rotating plate villain in the conjuring 2.

Whatever the scene, we hope to see it as Chaves said that the scene can return in another way, insinuating that it will work in a future film or perhaps even as a

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clip for the release of the movie. And if you want to learn everything about how the devil made me do it, it connects with the nun and Annabelle's movies, in addition to all the Easter eggs of horror movies in the movie, touch here to see my things that you missed the video or follow the link in the description of the video. So, do you want any of these eliminated scenes to have been in the final film?

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