Well, if spolitta's version were the case, we'd be seeing that scene from Warwick's point of view. Just like Warwick sees people who aren't there, he probably sees them in photographs as well. For instance, he wouldn't frame the photo of himself by the pool with his arm around no one if he didn't see a friend in the photo when he looks at it. So, he could see John in the photo even though he really isn't there.
But I agree it would be way too convoluted for that to be the case. I like the movie as is.
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hollyannbartel-112-273887
9 years ago
I suppose the OP could be right. Although Warwick's neighbor lady did see John in that mask, and outside the house. I guess he could have just imagined her too, except that he mentioned the neighbor lady to the other cop, while discussing the sighting she reported. Which would suggest that she was real and so was John. Unless Warwick was also just imagining that other cop.
But I don't know how far we could take this theory. Because it ends with Warwick being the only real character in the whole movie.
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