Bird Box: Original Ending Explained + Deleted S...

Bird Box: Original Ending Explained + Deleted Scenes

Bird Box has finally arrived on Netflix. Similar to the source material the post apocalyptic film follows a woman and her two children making a treacherous journey in order to find safety.


With Bird Box now on world wide release, many things about the film are finally coming to light through the numerous press tours that the cast are doing.

Throughout this video, I’ll be breaking down everything you need to know about the movies original ending and what it revealed.

There will, of course, be heavy spoilers here so if you don’t want to know the movie’s original ending then I highly suggest that you turn off now.

But for everyone else, I’m Deffinition and welcome to the channel where I ruin it so you don’t have to!

Bird Box: Original Ending Explained


In Bird Box’s final cut we see Sandra Bullock make it up the river and arrive at Janet’s School for the blind with her two children. She finally names them and seems happy after finally forming a meaningful attachment with them.

However, the film originally had a much darker finale.

When Malorie arrived at the sanctuary she discovers that the residents there had actually forcefully blinded themselves. This completely removed any chance of them ever witnessing the monsters or being forced to look upon them by any of the people that were deemed crazies.

Bird Box has finally arrived on Netflix. Similar to the source material the post apocalyptic film follows a woman and her two children making a treacherous journey in order to find safety.

Bird Box: What The Monsters Looked Like


In this alternative ending we also finally got a glimpse at the monsters and whilst there are no images of this currently, star Sandra Bullock revealed what they looked like.

In an Interview with Bloody Disgusting she stated that:

“The monsters were green men with a horrific babyface, they were snake-like, and I was like, ‘I don’t want to see it when it first happens. Just bring it into the room. We’ll shoot the scene.’ I turn and he’s like this [growling at me.] It’s making me laugh. It was just a long fat baby.”

Obviously, you can see why the creative team decided to remove the glimpse of the monster and personally I think the film works better without showing them.

Your Thoughts

Of course, I’d love to hear your thoughts on which ending you prefer and if you still would’ve liked to have seen the monsters so make sure you leave them in the comments below. If you enjoyed this video please like it and check out my breakdown and analysis of the film’s final ending which will be linked at the end.

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