Why did Joy say Keller was there?

Joy and Anna attempt to escape, but only Joy is successful. In the hospital, Joy says to Keller, “You were there,” which Keller realizes means Holly's house and that Holly wasn't an innocent old lady. We then get the final showdown that involves Keller's imprisonment and Loki's heroics.

Did they find Keller at the end of Prisoners?

The ending was purposely left ambiguous. There was an original ending where Loki moves the car and finds Keller but the filmmakers changed it on purpose and the studio ultimately left it as is. The ending does show that Loki hears the whistle, but we don't see him actually find Keller.

What was the drink in Prisoners?

Pruno originated in (and remains largely confined to) prisons, where it can be produced with the limited selection of equipment and ingredients available to inmates. The concoction can be made using only a plastic bag, hot running water, and a towel or sock to conceal the pulp during fermentation.

What was the point of the maze in Prisoners?

In actual mind control, mazes are an important trigger image that accurately represents a slave's mind state. “Maze maps” are programmed into the victim's internal world to keep them from accessing their core/true personality.

How did Joy get away Prisoners?

Later, the girls somehow managed to make a run for it from the house - but only Joy succeeds in getting away. The flashback shows Joy running through some woods and then arriving at the edge of a freeway, where presumably she was rescued by passers-by.

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Why did Alex not talk in Prisoners?

Short answer: the trauma. We didn't see much of Anna and Joy after being taken. There was just a short scene as Joy remembers it, and their mouth were duct-taped ("It put tape on our mouths"). In the hospital, we learn that Joy was drugged and thus almost completely unable to speak.

Why did Alex choke the dog in Prisoners?

But the same casual way he decided to choke the dog, he probably decided to bring the girls back to Holly. This can be the complicated nature of someone who has been hurt as substantially as Alex has been hurt.

Who was the guy in the basement prisoners?

Pursuing other leads, Loki discovers a corpse in the basement of Patrick Dunn, a priest. Dunn admits that he killed the man because the man confessed he was "waging a war against God" and had killed 16 children and said that he would kill more.

What are the H blocks?

Her Majesty's Prison Maze (previously Long Kesh Detention Centre, and known colloquially as The Maze or H-Blocks) was a prison in Northern Ireland that was used to house alleged paramilitary prisoners during the Troubles from mid-1971 to mid-2000.

What did the snakes mean in prisoners?

The snakes and the mazes: The killer(s) would tell the children that they would be freed if they solved all the mazes in the book. Leo's character also refers to her husband keeping snakes (she alludes that Alex had some sort of accident involving snakes and that being the reason for his mental state).

How did Keller know where his daughter was?

After an exhausting ordeal he's been through and after losing almost all hope, he hears "You were there" from Joy. Moments later he realizes where was the only place where he could've been heard (we see that clearly on his face), and it dawns on him where his daughter is (or at least was).

What happened to Keller Dover?

It is unknown what happens to Keller. He would die if Loki thought the whistle was nothing. If Loki did decide to investigate it, which he did, he could save Keller in time, but Keller would have to face prison unless Barry/Alex and his family drop the charges.

What is hooch made of?

What You'll Need. Homemade hooch requires three simple ingredients: fruit juice, sugar, and a bit of yeast thrown in. In prison, you juice anything fruity you can get your hands on, such as oranges, fruit cocktails, and prunes, the reason this drink is sometimes called pruno.

What is the meaning of the ending of Prisoners?

At the end, Alex is reunited with his family after 26 years, and Kellar is left calling for help, blowing the missing whistle that Anna and Joy went off to find in the first place. That whistle set in motion the plot of "Prisoners," so it's fitting that it brings the movie to a close.

Is Prisoners based on a true story?

Production. Aaron Guzikowski wrote the script based on a short story he wrote, involving "a father whose kid was struck by a hit-and-run driver and then puts this guy in a well in his backyard". That short story was partially inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart".

Is there a prisoner 2?

A man being forced to do a terrible thing in order to save his own life. A man being forced to do a terrible thing in order to save his own life. A man being forced to do a terrible thing in order to save his own life.

When did Long Kesh become the maze?

1972 was also witness to the renaming of the site as Maze Prison, although prisoners continued to refer to 'Long Kesh'. Following the end of the policy of internment in December 1975, the cages/ compounds continued to be used for prisoners.

Who escaped from Long Kesh?

In March 1975, ten prisoners escaped from the courthouse in Newry while on trial for attempting to escape from Long Kesh. The escapees included Larry Marley, who would later be one of the masterminds behind the 1983 escape.

Is the IRA still active?

These resulted in the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, and in 2005 the IRA formally ended its armed campaign and decommissioned its weapons under the supervision of the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning.

Why did Loki visit the priest in Prisoners?

Detective Loki was going around talking to known sex offenders when he visited the (passed out drunk) priest. Are we to infer that the priest is a known sex criminal and yet has continue to pastor his church? Sex offenders are required to inform the public of their crimes.

Who was the body in the priests basement Prisoners?

So it turns out that Paul Dano's Alex Jones is actually a kidnapping victim, raised by Melissa Leo's “Aunt” who was, with her dead husband (the body found in the priest's crawlspace), responsible for all the child abductions in the area.

Who kidnapped Anna Joy?

Share: POOPER: Holly Jones (Melissa Leo) kidnapped the two little girls.

Were any animals harmed in Prisoners?

The end credits inform us that the American Humane Association monitored some of the animal action in the movie and that “no animals were harmed in those scenes”. This is an unusual caveat from an organisation that usually makes a point of keeping an eye on all activity on the movie set.

What was the first alcopop?

This year marks the 20th anniversary of MacGillivray's historic home-brew; the world's first alcopop – a concoction he named Two Dogs after the punchline of his favourite joke. It begat the genre of booze which today includes bestsellers such as WKD and Bacardi Breezer and is worth around £1bn a year in the UK.

How did Poussey make alcohol?

In Orange is the New Black, Poussey, one of the inmates, is known for having the toilet hooch touch, making hers with a mix of “Kool-Aid, old fruit, ketchup and moldy bread.” In one episode, she gifts a soda bottle full of it to some fellow inmates when they're mourning the death of a friend; in another, she turns down ...