The narrator along the course of the movie is Denzel Washington, and we're led to believe his character is the one telling the story. But as we've seen throughout the movie, Azazel takes the voice of anyone he possesses. Of course it would be silly to have a cat narrating the film, but Azazel is not in the same body as the narrating voice at the end. [As a supernatural being, I imagine he can use any voice he wants, in addition to any body.]Fallen (1998) - 1 correction
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The narrator along the course of the movie is Denzel Washington, and we're led to believe his character is the one telling the story. But as we've seen throughout the movie, Azazel takes the voice of anyone he possesses. Of course it would be silly to have a cat narrating the film, but Azazel is not in the same body as the narrating voice at the end. [As a supernatural being, I imagine he can use any voice he wants, in addition to any body.]You may also like: Clue | Tremors | Saw II | Bad Boys II | The Adventures of Baron Munchausen