In the latest Candy man, This movie did not end as its predecessor did. Although the narrative itself is over, the credit sequence shows that there are more stories to continue the Candy Man’s story.
The 2021 film co-written and produced by Nia DaCosta and Jordan Peele follows Anthony McCoy (played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) as an artist and is drawn to the Candyman legend as part of a new project.
His partner Brianna (Tyuna Paris) watched Anthony’s condition worsen, and as more and more bodies began to fall beside him, he seemed fascinated by urban legends.
However, this story is not just an obsession. For Anthony, candy is much more important to him than he initially realized.
The ending and ending credit scenes explain this better, and how the “beehive” of the Candy Man means that these stories never end.
The front is spoilers for the ending and ending credit sequence Candy man.
Candy man Ending explanation
One of the most famous routes from the new Candy man Speaking by William Burke (Coleman Domingo), he told Brianna: “The Candy Man is not a’him.’ The Candy Man is the whole damn hive.”
When it is clear that there are more candy man characters around than originally thought, this sentence becomes an integral part of the ending.
So far, the candy man who has been intimidating people in the 2021 movie is actually Sherman Fields (Michael Hargrove). Although he is an innocent person, he was brutally killed by the police. Become a new character.
This is in sharp contrast to the 1992 movie, in which Daniel Robitaye (Tony Todd) is the Candy Man.
So, at the end of the movie, Burke kidnapped Brianna and Anthony, saying that he must turn Anthony into the next candy man in order for this legend to continue.
He saw off Anthony’s hand and replaced it with a hook, knowing that he would now become a new image of fear for those around him.
Brianna watched in horror, believing that Burke was a lunatic, and quickly escaped, leading to a chase between them.
Burke caught up with her, but just when she was about to die, Anthony rushed to and killed him. When Anthony was lying on the floor unarmed, the police came and shot him several times.
The story of Brianna being taken into a police car and threatened by the police because they quietly pressured her to say that Anthony had attacked them and shot them.
In panic, she summoned the Candy Man, and Anthony was resurrected and started his first killing spree, completely transformed into a ghost covered by a wasp.
He released Brianna, she ran and found him holding a policeman, and then his face changed to the original candy man Daniel Robitaye (played by Tony Todd).
Robitaille asked her to “tell everyone” what she saw to ensure the continuation of the Candy Man legend.
Is there a post-credit scene Candy man?
Although Robitaille’s return has brought Candy man In the end, this is not where the movie itself really ends.
There are no real-life post-credit scenes, but throughout the movie are animated scenes that use puppets to tell the story.
These return in the final sequence, revealing all their stories, revealing the full scope of the Candy Man “Hive”.
The first is Daniel Robitaille, a 19th-century painter who fell in love with a white woman he was painting.
She was pregnant, and her father was angry at this interracial relationship and chopped off Robitaye’s hand in the public square and threw a beehive at him, causing him to die in pain.
There is a story about a little boy who was happily riding a bicycle around the city. A woman pointed it to him, as if implying that he had attacked her.
He was taken away by a group of people and hunted down. He was eventually thrown into prison for crimes he did not commit. The unfair justice system brought him pain.
Another story is the story of Sherman Fields, who distributes candies to people near Cabrini-Green.
The police pursued him, thinking that he had put a blade in the candy. After they found him, they brutally beat him and killed him. It was only a few weeks later that he was found to have been innocent.
Shows the story of Helen Lyle (Virginia Madson), which is from a 1992 movie, where she studied the Candy Man and was soon influenced by him and was charged with murder.
In the end, she rescued the baby Anthony from a fire in Cabrini Green, but she was freed from his hands, but she herself died.
Finally, it tells the story of Anthony, an artist who invoked this name, but was shot dead by the police because of a crime he did not commit.
At the end of the film, all five characters stood together to show the continuation of the story.
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