<![CDATA[Hall of mirrors]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Warlock: The Armageddon

jamesbowen1005 — 20 years ago(October 23, 2005 08:02 AM)

I was wondering how the warlock tricked the carnie into giving him the wrong stone? When the Warlock banishes him to the other side of the mirror he says something like 'that depends on what side of the mirror you're standing'. I wonder if that's relevant to how he tricked him?

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That scene became the subject of a very elaborate private joke between me and my friends in the early 1990's. The barker (we called him the "circus master") just seemed soridiculous: He was not only overconfident and stupid but he was dressed like a fool as well. There was thus something fitting about him being sentenced to spend all eternity in a personal hell that looked vaguely like a carnival or amusement park. One of my friends actually drew me a very short (3 or 4 page) graphic novel where the circus master decides to escape from the "carnival hell" by digging an underground tunnel - and ends up in an even worse hell.

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Actulay Barker's heel was supposed to be a vast wasteland with the god an unfeeling entity which reprsented the box.
However, there were little personal hells for people.

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Yep nice scene, but it was a little want-to-be-hell, because it had the feeling of it but just a 'softcore' version of a hellraiser's one. Even though nice idea.

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Yeah that scene freaked me out.

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Since they were on the other side of the mirror, everything is reversed (the way it appears in the mirror). The warlock had the man choose between one stone with the marking reversed, one with the marking the right way. Since they were in the mirror world, the reversed stone would be the real one.

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