THE OCCUPANT Ending Explained Breakdown + Full Movie Spoiler Talk Review (Hogar NETFLIX)

THE OCCUPANT Ending Explained Breakdown + Full Movie Spoiler Talk Review (Hogar NETFLIX). We recap, review and discuss the ending of The Occupant 2020 on Netflix.

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The Occupant Plot Recap
The Occupant is a Spanish movie that is titled Hogar in its native language. This roughly translates to Home and the movie is pretty much laced with the question of what truly makes one.

Is it the bricks and mortar that create the environment that the occupiers live in or the occupiers themselves? Is it the symbol of status that it provides and can we truly ever keep our home due to time, passing on and the circle of life?

It’s something that The Occupant poses to audiences and though the protagonist falls towards the more material aspect, it does leave the audience to ask ourselves what really matters.

We follow Javier Muñoz a once a successful marketing executive that is long past his prime.

The Life You Deserve
The movie opens with him interviewing for a job and showcasing his best work, an advertisement on a home with the strapline ‘The Life You Deserve.’ Similar to the advertisement itself, Javier was once highly regarded and loved by many. However, as with all things, time has made him lose his shine.

In Javier’s mind, he deserves a life where he is at the top of the game and living comfortably. In contrast to this, he struggles even gaining entry-level jobs due to prejudices and feels like the world has wronged him in some ways.


I think it really comments on society and how we treat and view the elderly. In light of the current crisis going on many people are questioning whether the economy is worth more than our more senior members of society’s lives and it feels like we failed them in some ways by even questioning this.

They paved the way, stabilized civilization and now that they are viewed as having no use they get cast to the side. It’s something that the movie grapples with and it does show how we may all be doomed to fall into this one day if we don’t change how things work.

The Occupant Ending Explained
The movie ends with him in a giant home with his wife and new family. The entire property is pristine and it truly seems like he has achieved it all, however the tap starts to drip, similar to his run-down apartment and this symbolizes that he will not find happiness here because he has placed value into material instead of people.

He didn’t care about putting his son at risk because all he has wanted is status but in the long run, this is a hollow thing that will not make him happy.

The house itself in the final shots though expansive, seems completely empty and devoid of life, similar to how Javier will soon feel because he tossed everything away in order to climb back up the social ladder.

Javier in his life has already been at the top of this and he has seen how easily it can all be taken away, thus it is unlikely that it will remain for him here. Javier is now back into the same circumstances that caused his downfall however he has a son and ex-wife that hate and despise him.

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[lilthletterking]

This movie has the most unsatisfying ending ive ever seen...that guys wife must have no instincts at all.

[NAMIIBEAUTE]

His wife pissed me tf she was believing a stranger over her husband

[dannysamuel]

The faucet dripping signifies that something's not quite right.

[Iamconverted]

I feel like the dripping faucet at the end means that there are leaks in this seemingly perfect life he has fought and sacrificed to attain and he will never be satisfied.

[nightingalewednesdaynightmare]

Netflix The Occupant is a great film and I'm glad I watched it. I didn't realize that Javier was going to win until the end of the film. I just assumed that he was going to get caught eventually.

[Ramirez]

What I was wondering at the end was: when will he realize that the new life he’s living is just a fantasy of the life style he wants, I mean literally everything he did was set up so that he can take back the life he once had but it’s not real. To think he can sit there and eat at the end with Lara and Monica like he’s the hero when in reality he turned Lara and Thomas against each other plus was the one who killed Thomas. I couldn’t stop thinking about how crazy this guy must be to just continue the act like nothing happened, he chose the fantasy life over his real life. You’d think he would use this opportunity to take his family with him but no he abandoned them for the fake family and It’s psychologically messed up .

[samaherrrrrr]

I don’t feel easy to sympathize with him ... this movie broke my heart and the main character is a psychopath.

I wish the ending was different 💔💔

[vaquero]

Just finished it; it was ok but that last faucet dripping scene is what got me. Having been unemployed for almost a year recently also hit me hard.

[Technoirz]

The grass is always greener where you watered it, i had an ex she broke up with me over someone who pretended to have more money and status yep she told me this things, we dated for 5 years I raised her children since they were babies, i never looked back 2 years later calls me to work things out, she obviously did not say that, but getting back to point, this movie and parasite hit home for me, I’ve changed that person’s life in a positive way, i love her kids but i gad to accept the fact that someone could just a grass greener syndrome and not respect the relationship it’s obviously not the person for you, I’ve work on my issues ot atracting someone like in my circle again, I’m best shape ever mentally physically, movies and channels like this can make a great perspective in people’s life.

[zachguzman]

I actually think I would have loved this movie if it didnt come out right after parasite. Too many similar vibes. It is just like it.. but not as good.

[joeywalker]

“If you do the work, you work hard enough, dreams come true” - Kobe Bryant

[rawbeanmay]

Just finished watching. It was a good thriller, but it makes me sick of Javier's character 🤢 Wouldn't the autopsy result show that Thomas died of asphyxiation and allergic reaction? I hoped Marga went directly to Lara and told her everything.

[amandacampos]

Do you think they chose a shorter actor on purpose? I mean, Mario Casas is very tall and one could easily be shorter than him, but Javier is shorter than both his wives and his own son. I was under the impression they casted him to reinforce the message that no matter what he achieves, he’ll always be smaller, less evolved, because he lacks a sense of self worth. He relies on a big house, a nice car, a great job and a beautiful family to feel like he has value. He doesn’t connect this idea to what he really is apart from that, and boy is he bs apart from that.

[sniperflashgaming]

All his wife or 'ex' had to do was record him saying that and it wouldve been over with🤣🤣

[danielmcnamara]

The tap means that its not perfect what appears perfect especially if earned in that way... And his life will remain poor of real values.

[andrewlineberger]

The Grass aint Greener...Our hearts lie to us all the time...Only God can sastisfy our soul

[alphabrisbane]

It felt like his idea of success is just a good job, a good house and a good car. But these are just material things. The sad part was he's idea of a family was treated like one of those material things

[chaudcola]

I was shocked how easy Javier said to Monica to go in the room with the daughter while her husband was dying, how easy was it? And in Monica's head, how in the world would you call Javier first before the cops? Really?

[piricarmen]

His ex-wife was stupid not to contact the police and not contact Tomás’ wife. So fantastical...really.

[secretlovers]

I enjoyed this one, not as much as the platform but he reminds me of the main characters first cellmate.