The Prodigy (2019) – Summary, Review (with Spoilers)
The Prodigy barely meets the expectation of at least having quality jump scares, leaving you feeling disappointed in a multitude of ways.
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The Prodigy Ending Explained (Spoilers)
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Is A Sequel Possible
While Sarah is killed, when she tries to shoot Miles, his father is still alive, just in a coma for now. So between his foster parents discovering Edward has taken over Miles’ body, or his father awakening and finishing what Sarah started, a sequel could be made.
How The Movie Ends
We learn that, for most of the movie, Miles had long lost his battle with Edward and he was just masquerading as the kid to keep the peace. However, once it became clear that John and Sarah agreed that Miles needs to be put away, he tries to kill John. With that in mind, as a latch ditch effort to save Miles, Sarah follows Arthur’s advice in trying to help Edward fulfill his final wish, so maybe he’d move on.
Unfortunately, that would mean Sarah killing Margaret St. James, who survived Edward and is the reason he was shot to death. But, Sarah didn’t have it in her to shoot Margaret, but Edward did have the will to use Miles’ little body to gut her. Leaving her dead, but Edward still in Miles’ body. So, to stop him from killing again, and keeping Miles’ body, Sarah goes to shoot him but ends up shot by a farmer.
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Thus leaving Miles, with his father in a medically induced coma, and mom dead, in foster care and looking at his foster mother’s wrist. Hinting that she could very well be his next victim.
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Halfway In, You’ll Be Bored - 60%
The Occasional Scare - 75%
68%
Even if you just look at this movie from an entertainment standpoint, never mind the performances and all that, The Prodigy doesn’t deliver. It rides the coattails of its predecessors and adds nothing to the legacy of The Exorcist and other films which feature evil children who descend into madness. Which is why this is being rated negative. Maybe for huge horror fans, they could still get a kick out of The Prodigy. However, if that doesn’t describe you, you’re better off looking elsewhere.
