*Master Epps* You're blaming the victim? Her father was abusing her since she was a child, for God's sake! Her bulimia and OCD were symptoms of her longtime abuse. SMH
There’s a lot of weird comments here about “tough love” and Lisa speaking “the truth”. Lisa by her own words “enjoys pushing people’s buttons.” There’s nothing truthful in her words, she’s only confirming Daisy’s deepest fear in retaliation to Daisy making her feel inferior. There are no groomed assault victims who enjoy their abuse, Daisy plays at normalcy as a form of self-delusion because the horror of her abuse is unbearable, not because she secretly likes it.
You're right! The horror of abuse is unbearable! Innocence is stolen from you and everything about love is perverted and disfigured! I remember reading in some comment here about Daisy turning her toys on her back during the abuse, with the intention of preserving their innocence! It broke me! It sure was a fatal stab to her heart when Lisa said she liked it! It's as if at that moment she could no longer have any hope and, finally, she was consumed by all this horror!
Bang on, Lisa knew what she saying wasn't objective truth, she was saying it coz she knew this is swirling around in Daisy's head and would speak to her trauma. And hurt her, break her
To the people that said her father didn’t abuse her, she used to put her toys facing backward before his visits. That’s what i used to do before a sexual act to preserve the innocence of the toys may be weird to some but it’s an actual thing
No one commenting on how good Brittany Murphy is in this scene. A very restrained emotional performance. You can sense all the emotional turmoil that she is bottling up.
Everyone raving about Angelina who’s great in this scene. But I can see other actresses who’d be just as great. But Brittany in this scene is irreplaceable. So much emotion beneath the surface. She can do so damn much with her face! It’s a masterclass in acting.
She wasn’t even she had a mental illness. She consoled the big woman who had autism. Would lay with her stimulate her she was caring to the people she wanted to be caring to. Her and daisy seem to have always had had this type of energy between them.
These poor girls and especially Daisy seemed doomed from the start. The hospital didn't help Daisy in the slightest. If anything, she was made worse. Her father waltzed right in there and kept abusing her. No one helped and then they let her out where she was completely at his mercy. Lisa brutally exposed all of that. She destroyed what little sanity Daisy had left. The humiliation and horror that people knew about the abuse but didn't help. Jesus christ, that's heartbreaking.
It's sad to see that people can't understand that Angelina is playing a character. These comments......man, u would think grown adults would understand Lisa is fictional
At 2:25 she is literally “going into the light”. This movie is brilliant on so many levels. Angelina as Lisa is one of the scariest depictions of a psychopath that I’ve ever seen.
@@therealandonlyjordanrosea sociopath feels emotions but very rarely and its usually only intense anger that shows, psychopaths feels essentially nothing both have almost no empathy though
This must be the scene Angie won the Oscar for. She basically murders Daisy with words. Not to by hyperbolic, but this scene feels like it belongs in a horror movie. She knows exactly what she's doing and enjoys every second of it.
The real Lisa is a sociopath that's what she was portraying however in the book Lisa didn't kill her she killed herself and neither Lisa North Susanna for their it was just an announcement made in the ward.
She even takes the cash from her corpse..that's what makes it even more gruesome because she knows what she did but she brushes it off by saying "She was just looking for an excuse!"
i can only imagine how daisy felt right here, realizing that not only did everyone who could’ve HELPED her know that she was being abused, lisa made it seem like they mocked her for it. how small and insignificant this poor girls last moments of life must’ve felt. ive felt this exact thing and the first time i watched this scene i knew she was gonna end her life. i truly hope anyone who’d share the same thoughts as lisa gets what’s coming to them, so carelessly and unnecessarily evil.
Before she says “have fun in Florida” you see her psyche completely break so much so it’s all you can do to not turn away because it’s too intimate. Brittany was so good.
I miss Brittney so much. She was an oscar caliber actress. I would be curious to hear how Angelina felt about her performance? Did Brittneys performance have an impact on the choices she made career wise? Angelina and Rachel Wisz have chosen to portry many strongly emotional women. Bent but not broken.
Angelina was terrifying in this film. My older sister used to watch this when I was a kid. It scared the crap out of me, I always had to leave the room. Her acting is off the charts in this movie
@@ionthegravity2 Well-said, ionthegravity. I think my room mate in college was like this a little, but she was so attractive, not many seemed too concerned about why she acted the way she did. If anything, they seemed to find her sort of fascinating. It may have been because she seemed so confident, too, though I think the confidence was an act.
I have a sociopathic family member who I am close to and Angelina is spot on with those micro expression smiles when she know that she is breaking her and loves being able to do it. Scary, the hairs on the back of my neck stick straight up. Brittney deserved way more credit for her acting talent. She was so subtle that you can’t tell it’s acting. Even Angelina and Winona if you pay close attention you can see it (though barely) but Brittany looks like she really is this character. It’s so frustrating that she didn’t get more leads. She had so much talent and I just don’t get why she wasn’t a lead!!
@@serenitymoon825 You're falsely accusing him of calling all sociopaths bad when he asked a perfectly innocent question. He asked that question because he wanted to learn more about them. How is he supposed to learn if people like you judge and shame him?
I think Daisy always knew she was a victim and that the relationship with her father was wrong. But Lisa’s words brought her to the edge, because Lisa was correct in her point of changing the scenery, but the reality remained regardless. I think Daisy was so far into the cycle of abuse, that she felt if she rejected her father, she would have no one, so she felt it was better to commit suicide. It’s a real shame, because I feel with proper support, Daisy would have been on a real path to recovery.
Maiyaki Mickey Broadnax Her father made her believe that she was loved. So for a Daisy, the realisation that everyone knew about it and that maybe she liked it was too much. She felt shame and self hatred because of the thing that her father taught her as love.
Not to mention how the 60s was a dark time to acknowledge mental illness. So ofc not everyone was fully educated upon it and used very harsh tactics on their patients.
I’ve never seen this movie, but the visual foreshadowing helped me come to that conclusion. The way she just ascended up the stairs into the light without looking back ......
I think it was when Lisa said, “You LIKE being Mrs Randone.”? That was the conflict in Daisys’ thinking: the guilt, the shame, because she became a willing participant now that she was grown up. Even though she was still a victim; she may have developed a narcissistic personality disorder and I think Lisa hated her false appearance of having it all and acting better than everyone else-when she clearly was not!
It wasn’t the truth. It was Daisy’s deepest fear, but it wasn’t the truth. Lisa identified the absolute deepest dread that an abuse victim suffers, the inner doubt that maybe because they haven’t reported it, because they don’t fight back, because they feel conflicted, because they love their father, that they may secretly like the abuse. It’s not true and it’s never true. Abuse victims never enjoy abuse. They may have certain instinctual reactions or self preservation behaviors that may suggest it to the uneducated, but that’s why the uneducated should stop pretending to be psychologists
In the book Daisy was in love with her father. People are all very different and as uncomfortable as it is to accept, some victims grow to love their abusers in this way. You may not have experienced this but I promise you that it does happen sometimes.
When I was 7 I had a guilty conscious from liking the feeling of being abused, and as I grew up I wanted older men who were controlling or "dominant" because I liked that feeling.
Britanny's "Im going to sleep now" at 0:41 says it all. Shes tired. She gave up. She lost it all: her spirit, her soul. What a perfecting acting right there.
She called Polly ‘torch’ (the girl who burnt her face) She called Janet ‘fatso’ (the girl who was severely anorexic) Those words with a combination of this scene. You can definitely say she was meaner than Regina George
I found this part to be craziest from the abuse point of view, basically giving flashbacks with each word that’s being said lol - hey man, it’s cool, it’s okay, it’s f*cking fine, a man is a d*ck as a chicken, as a dad, valium, speculum, whatever whatever 😅
To clear up the confusion, she did it in the morning bc she turned the music on just before she did it. The music wasn’t playing all night, it was playing in the morning.
Ron Des I felt empathy but I understand why you and some others would feel that way. It's an all too real issue. Most of us know someone that has been through a similar situation...it is very sad
The red dress scene from Requiem for a Dream and Sophie’s Choice we’re darker imo, but this is just sad cause of what Daisy does after. Lisa was a complete sociopath, but you also felt sorry for her
The scene before this. Daisy is being a friend. Telling lisa the store is on the corner and giving her money for her pancakes. Asking if they have any plans when they get to Florida. And Lisa couldn’t take that daisy was living on her own. Lisa really couldn’t even think of the slight chance someone got better and she didn’t. (Even though daisy wasn’t better) My sister is crazy like Lisa. If someone’s happy she needs to stomp all over it. Takes a sick person to do that
Daisy was kinda being uppity and pompous about it in my opinion. She had this feeling of condescension when she questioned them about their plans in Florida
Daisy was right when she said Lisa was jealous.. not because of her release, she was jealous that even though daisy's father is a sicko, he buys daisy food gives her gifts and a place to live. Lisa couldn't stand Daisy standing up to her so she had to shoot her down.. typical bully behavior...
I never felt like the father ACTUALLY ever molested her. She was just an incredibly sensitive person and to have something said that was so vicious and vile hit her hard. I doubt the father would have been allowed to visit the hospital, or be allowed in the room alone with her if it were the case.
Sweet Lil Devil You would be surprised how easy it is for abusive parents to see their kids if no one knows about the abuse. Daisy was abused. Horribly.
tyler gnosis yes she was in this movie. When I heard this film was based on a true story I had to read the book. In the book Lisa is not THIS sadistic, thank God. She didn't torment Daisy much at all, if I remember correctly
L7 Weenie also in the book. It's admitted that the doctors ms-diagnosed Lisa as a sociopath. In the movie, it'd never really admitted. But in the end when Lisa breaks down & crys. That's when you realize she was never a true sociopath. Sociopaths have zero remorse or empathy. And they won't fake cry to fool someone. That's beneath a sociopath.
Jazz Solo Cup even people with anti social personality disorder has feelings. Lisa didn't feel remorse or care about other people, she cried for herself in that scene. I used to be friends with someone who has anti social personality disorder and the only time he ever cried was when something affected him negatively and he was frustrated. He never cried because he was sorry or for anyone else.
I like how she pauses and her lips close for a second before she says _"is that you like it"_ Like she's hesitating cause she knows exactly how devastating that final blow will be
And that, ladies and gentleman, is how you break someone. You topple the walls in someones mind until all that's left is the unflinching truth. So powerful.
Mel1lvar she had no right to do that & that is why Lisa was diagnosed as a sociopath. Zero compassion or empathy for another. Always dishing out everyone else's truth, but won't face their own. (Remember Lisa at the end of the movie?)
cooldaddyjames2814 I was actually verbally abused as a kid and now when I see someone do this kinda thing I think of the conversation as an abusive person’s mad libs or someone trying to write a song verse chorus verse etc.
I think that’s what made Britney such a fabulous actress, you can tell just from her eyes and face that Lisa’s words have completely devastated her and she doesn’t have too say a word
this scene is SO much more intense after you’ve already seen the movie because you know exactly what it means when daisy walks up the stairs towards the light
Agree. You know in your gut what’s happen but you also want the next scene to be the hospital Erving her, realizing deep down this character we’ve come to like is not coming back. Gosh, Lisa is such an awful person which is why I’m so impressed with Angie’s acting skills. Takes talent and skill to make such a chilling tone in her voice in this scene.
as someone who has attempted, this is incredibly on spot acting. the way daisy looks around hopelessly and walks up the stairs slowly with her hand dragging along the wall with barely any control. its so accurate. u can see the immense pain in her eyes and body posture.
R.I.P Brittney Murphey. When this movie came out, she wasn't popular yet. Sadly she died in the peak of her career it seemed, I loved the movies she starred in later on. She passed in 2009 (I was 18). I always wondered what roles she'd play if she were still around. She died too young, and this scene makes it even more sad.
Whitney Miller Um she was in "Clueless " before this and on a Disney show called "Almost Home". She was known and liked before this movie. Just because you were too young to know of her doesn't mean that she wasn't "popular ".
At the hospital everything she wears and owns is blue or pink. The apartment she acts so excited about is nothing but shades of yellow. Daddy picked out everything in his favorite color...
I think one of the scariest things about Lisa and socio and psychopaths in real life is that they're so magnetic. The ones that know how to charm amd put people at ease. Like, you can sense something isn't right and these warning bells are going off but in spite of that, or because of it, you still want to be around them.
Its because sometimes, they speak just enough truth and bold honesty to put you at ease and get rid of your unwarranted fears. Only sometimes do they come across a Daisy and rip their insides apart with brutal facts
“Lisa’s eyes, once so magnetic, now just look empty.” I never understand exactly what Susanna meant by that but this just made me realize it. Exactly how you explained, Lisa pulled Susanna so close in, while also being a complete monster, Lisa took advantage of the ‘charm’ she had on Susanna and it’s like Susanna knew this was a new low after Daisy’s suicide.
“Lisa’s eyes, once so magnetic, now just look empty.” I never understand exactly what Susanna meant by that but this just made me realize it. Exactly how you explained, Lisa pulled Susanna so close in, while also being a complete monster, Lisa took advantage of the ‘charm’ she had on Susanna and it’s like Susanna knew this was a new low after Daisy’s suicide.
Whoa...haven't seen this movie in years and forgot this scene. Lisa ripping apart Daisys mind then grabbing a piece of candy like it's all normal makes me shudder. AMAZING performances by both of them.
when she said "That she like it" was the edge for her. She knows that being abused by her father was the worst thing in her life, and Lisa considering that she likes it was the end for her
Yes she is flawless to me. The jealous bitches will always be there. I am very selective with who I think is attractive and she is definitely up there. Although she has gotten better with age. Now she looks so much better
the reason this scene is so great to me is because, As Lisa as Lisa shows how of a monster she really is, you can see the pain and envy in her eyes. You see her turn her pain into daggers that she uses to tear Daisy apart. in a scene where she can easily make Lisa's character to much of a villain. Angelina still make her vulnerable.
I know someone like Lisa. She said something super similar to me about my pediatrician (he abused me), and it really torked her off when I laughed at what she said (on the inside I was so sad though lol). That's how you deal with people like Lisa, you never let them know they got to you, in fact fully committing to pretending it didn't bother you is the way to go.
So true! I did the same thing you did, they especially hate sarcasm! Sociopaths look shocked when you treat them the same way and mirror them, it's something that catches them off guard, probably because they don't like to be manipulated as they do to others, so when you mimic their behavior they suddenly look confused and irritated, it's not true they are unstoppable, they are actually insecure under that cold mask.
This pretty much breaks down people in real life. Some people go through traumatic things and decide to try to heal , move on and be kind to others and some people go through traumatic things and decide to spread their anger and trauma throughout the world. Sometimes these people are so envious of the people that went through trauma that are deciding to heal that they’ll try to get in their heads to make them feel as low as they do. We’ve all seen children do this to other children, but there are some immature adults who continue to do this throughout the rest of their lives.
@@beachstreet101 in flashpoint joker is a woman, its Martha Wayne who loses her mind when Bruce is killed in the alley. If they ever do a movie based on Flashpoint she could be the Martha Wayne joker
Even after all these years, this scene still makes my stomach churn, my blood boil, and my to heart break. The acting is absolutely phenomenal. Daisy didn’t deserve all that. Jesus Christ.
Ryan C I don't think she was over the top...she played the role exactly the it was meant to be played. Her role wasn't supposed to be understated. The scene where Lisa has a breakdown was incredible acting...totally not overacted.
Yes, I agree. Angelina's role was more "showy" but Brittney's went deeper. Anyone can scream and act crazy just look at all the Housewives of whatever shows. It gets old real fast but, true acting is subtle.
Just so people know, this is NOT how it went down in real life. In reality, Daisy killed herself while Susanna and Lisa were still in treatment, and Lisa eerily asked, “Was it her birthday?” with regards to the day they found her. When the orderlies said yes she just nodded knowingly.
Brittany deserved more credit for this role. She deserved an Oscar too. When I first watched this film I didn’t even realise Angelina won an Oscar for this film. Brittany’s acting stood out to me the most. She’s acts disturbed so subtly.
I love Brittany Murphy's facial acting @ 2:18. Knowing what's about to happen several minutes from now, I love that her face says everything she's feeling. I also love the way she says "have fun in Florida".
@annwethenorth Face acting is a term used to describe when actors focus on their face instead of engaging with a character's emotions to present themselves in a headshot or during a performance. For example, an actor might use facial expressions to convey a character's emotions instead of finding those emotions within themselves. For example, eye rolling used to be considered face acting (depending where u live my drama teacher would use that term) because it's showing annoyance on the fact, not actually acting the annoyance out in body language. Plus, they made that comment six years ago, when face acting was a way to describe that before tiktok was even made.
It's very creepy that Brittany Murphy was found dead in the bathroom for Real! This scene is actually traumatic to watch after her death. R.I.P. Brittany Murphy.
This scene is just two amazing actresses being amazing actresses. Even now that I'm older I still think this was such powerful acting. Britney Murphy acted disturbed so well. In every movie she cried so realistically.
In this case it was toxic mould, the drugs in her system were prescribed and legal which while made the pneumonia worse, the poisoning was what killed her and her husband, not suicide or drugs
@@clairelouise3591 Who dies of pneumonia in this day and age? All it takes is some amoxicillin and boom it's gone. Unless you can't afford a doctor in this case she can so no.
@@vitalityfox alot of people. Like the comment above me said....not everyone is blessed with a healthy strong immune system. All it takes for them to be in critical condition is an everyday pathogen the rest of the population doesnt need to worry about.
This was the moment I couldn't with Lisa anymore. Before this, I was actually rooting for Lisa because I felt like she just needed to be understood. But this scene comes to show that she's really a sociopath, she doesn't care about anyone, except herself. And what she told Daisy WAS NOT the truth, and even if it was, the way she said it was completely intentional, she WANTED Daisy to snap.
If you come to think about it, Susannah gave Lisa some of her own medicine in the end. Lisa thought she was free... but she was not. And Susannah threw that truth right into her face and told her she was dead inside and that her heart was cold! She was in the breaking point as well... just not as much as Daisy. When Susannah said she'd rather be outside than inside with Lisa she broke her.
Lisa wasn't fake, she could talk the truth about every person she meet, I don't think she was that bad I think Lisa was only helping her to realize that her dad doesn't love her but abused her, knowing that no one loves you and you are alone in the world was too much for her, in Lisa morals that was sick to live a fantasy Lisa loves with dagger
@@Verdreztruch Shee didn't love her. She just wanted her to suffer. The girl was already broken and she just pushed her to the edge, with no remorse. You can tell the truth, whilst being mindful of a person's mental state. That's not something you tell a child molestation/ grooming victim. Especially when they are freshly out of a freaking mental ward. Additionally, Lisa was a sociopath~so her disregard for Daisy's wellbeing isn't surprising.
Brittney was so amazing as an actress. In this scene, you can see Daisy give up. Just the look in her eyes as she's standing on the stairs. She was done with it all. Lisa destroyed her. Heartbreaking scene. Rest easy, Brittney. You're missed. ❤
I wanted to cry at this scene. The look on Brittney Murphy's face just showed that she "broke". She realized that she wasn't better and Angie just opened up her demons; she was trying so hard to ignore and keep closed. Especially, knowing that her dad now had full access to her.
Angie's acting in this film was unbelievable. She was absolutely incredible. Not one second in the film where her viciousness and sinister behaviour seemed acted. I was terrified, so terrified of Lisa that in this scene when Susanna kept telling her to shut up, I was so anxious about Lisa's reaction, because she's so unpredictable and evil. Oscar so well deserved.
that shot at 2:24 is an incredible detail foreshadowing Daisy’s death - it looks like she is ascending the stairs towards a white glow (like dying and entering heaven)
Ooh as soon as Daisy said "Your Just JEALOUS" & Lisa gives that look 1:01. It was like Lisa knew the final nail to punch down. All the ammunition she has saved up & knowing each of all the girls weakness at the institute. Knowing she told every one of them "Say One Wrong Word to Me & I will Pull that Trigger" & that moment the wrong word was used "Jealous" to her & her knowing she literally was gonna Cut Daisy With Her Words.
Yea lisa was a sociopath. They have no remorse nor sense of thier emotional attacks. And if i was there i definitely would of stood up and said something.
What Daisy doesn't realize is that Lisa is doing this because she's insanely jealous of her. Lisa has to pretend to feel free to be able to cope somewhat with the fact that her parents dumped her at that hospital, and apparently don't care about her. Even when she runs away, she finds a way to get caught. Like Susanna said, she needs the place to feel alive, and noticed, and validated. It's hard for Lisa to accept that, in many ways, even the sad circumstances of Daisy's life are better than hers. The breaking point is the money for the pancakes. The combination of how Daisy has everything handed to her, and how she responds to everything Lisa has ever done to her in that moment with KINDNESS. She couldn't handle it...the idea of taking her handout. I think she sees Daisy, even with her problems, as a shining light with a lot of hope for her future. (And of course Daisy doesn't feel that at all, she feels trapped and worthless.) Some people have to be sure to do whatever they can to dim someone's light.
Unfortunately, truth in television. The movie took place in the 1960s, and I kind of feel like even today, there are situations where people look the other way when abuse is happening.
This was the 60s and also, like Lisa said, Daisy liked it. Im sure they had enough time alone with the patients and doctors and therapists for Daisy to say something, but if her weight is restored and her ED behaviour is cured and shes doing mentally, physically and emotionally fine but STILL hasnt found the words to say something about her dad, they wouldnt have much choice but to let her go
I assumed that her dad pay for letting her gone, even the doctor says to Susana that they were in 5 class hotel, and actually it is, they don't care about the mental health of the patients and just take the money of the families
Yeah sadly a different era where the “man” of the household did whatever he wanted and everyone allowed it. I still know families who let a cousin or uncle be a perv and no one says anything. 🤦🏼♀️
This may very well be the best piece of acting that I’ve ever seen on film on the part of Angelina and Brittany aMurpby. You can see in her eyes the exact moment that Lisa decides she’s going to destroy Daisy. You can literally SEE her taking off her person suit and no longer bother pretending to be a human being anymore--because in that moment Lisa knows that Daisy will never be alive to talk about what she does. Watching DAISY however made my blood run cold, though. Jesus christ. The look on her face as she atares at Lisa in blank incomprehension like a little child confronted with a monster is horrific. You could almost hear the snap of her soul and then it just-left her body. I didn’t even know acting that out was even possible.
this movie, in my opinion, showed some of the best acting from Britney, Wynona and Angelina in their entire careers, just superb what the director pulled from them
This scene was hard to watch and made me feel physically sick. That someone could be so awful. Angelina blew me away. You know its great acting when it invokes the auidence in such an emotional way.
She didn't like it, but she convinced herself that the only way for her to go through life is to accept it in order to try and live normally- instead of actually opening up about it. She twisted it in her head, deeply still being aware of the truth. When Lisa broke it down to her, she couldn't handle it. And ufortunately, she took her life.
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Lisa saying “you like it” was the most unforgivable thing she did and her most sociopathic moment in this movie in my opinion.
Maria C I think she just accepts it because it's the closest thing to "love" she knows
jara sonny true
*Master Epps* You're blaming the victim? Her father was abusing her since she was a child, for God's sake! Her bulimia and OCD were symptoms of her longtime abuse. SMH
Never mind. I read his second post. TROLL ALERT!!!
Master Epps She is the minor in the situation and his child, there is a huge power imbalance. He is preying on her
There’s a lot of weird comments here about “tough love” and Lisa speaking “the truth”. Lisa by her own words “enjoys pushing people’s buttons.” There’s nothing truthful in her words, she’s only confirming Daisy’s deepest fear in retaliation to Daisy making her feel inferior. There are no groomed assault victims who enjoy their abuse, Daisy plays at normalcy as a form of self-delusion because the horror of her abuse is unbearable, not because she secretly likes it.
You're right! The horror of abuse is unbearable!
Innocence is stolen from you and everything about love is perverted and disfigured!
I remember reading in some comment here about Daisy turning her toys on her back during the abuse, with the intention of preserving their innocence!
It broke me!
It sure was a fatal stab to her heart when Lisa said she liked it!
It's as if at that moment she could no longer have any hope and, finally, she was consumed by all this horror!
yes, thank you bunch of pedo apologists
Bang on, Lisa knew what she saying wasn't objective truth, she was saying it coz she knew this is swirling around in Daisy's head and would speak to her trauma. And hurt her, break her
So true. This scene makes me sick but im glad you helped explain why!!
Facts 👏👏👏
To the people that said her father didn’t abuse her, she used to put her toys facing backward before his visits. That’s what i used to do before a sexual act to preserve the innocence of the toys may be weird to some but it’s an actual thing
Iulia Vrsk WOW. I never would have picked up on that. A truly terrible thought but thank you for sharing.
Omg.
the eyes..
I'm sorry that happened to you.
I'm really sorry you had to go through such bad thing, hope have a good support of people
No one commenting on how good Brittany Murphy is in this scene. A very restrained emotional performance. You can sense all the emotional turmoil that she is bottling up.
Everyone raving about Angelina who’s great in this scene. But I can see other actresses who’d be just as great.
But Brittany in this scene is irreplaceable. So much emotion beneath the surface. She can do so damn much with her face! It’s a masterclass in acting.
Personally, I think Murphy should have got the Oscar, not Jolie.
@@drlee2 Brittany never played hollywoods game, she was robbed that's for sure...
@@BbGun-lw5vi yes!! she truly looks like she's in agony. What was her diagnosis?
Literally, lots of comments mention that Brittany is good.
Lisa was pure evil. And the way Angelina delivered the lines and character is brilliant
She wasn’t even she had a mental illness. She consoled the big woman who had autism. Would lay with her stimulate her she was caring to the people she wanted to be caring to. Her and daisy seem to have always had had this type of energy between them.
Shes actually not. Shes just frank
@@user-no9gf5vp4o That and evil
Evil but the truth!
I think Angelina is very similar Lisa in real life...
These poor girls and especially Daisy seemed doomed from the start. The hospital didn't help Daisy in the slightest. If anything, she was made worse. Her father waltzed right in there and kept abusing her. No one helped and then they let her out where she was completely at his mercy. Lisa brutally exposed all of that. She destroyed what little sanity Daisy had left. The humiliation and horror that people knew about the abuse but didn't help. Jesus christ, that's heartbreaking.
why did the hospital even release her?
@@Cheffamily I guess they figured she had recovered enough. Or her dad requested them to. I'm not sure.
@@Cheffamily if you watch the movie its Becuase her father released her
@@ThatsCrazy8783 i watched it and i still don't get why the hospital allows a victim back to her abuser
@@Cheffamily money, he was funding the place.
The only thing that Lisa said that was agreeable was “You changed the scenery but not the situation.”
Yess! That's about it!
Yep, too bad it came from malice purposes rather than a helpful and caring side.
Yes man that hit deep
Adam Hill I so feel this, and it has never gone away
Also the fact that Daisy likes it, was also true but no one will agree to such a brutal truth will they?
It's amazing that people have the audacity to say Angie can't act when this whole movie exists
It's sad to see that people can't understand that Angelina is playing a character. These comments......man, u would think grown adults would understand Lisa is fictional
Don’t forget GIA.
@@arthurfleck816 One of the best movies ever. Truly a tragic story..
Dahami Samarathunga it really was!
@@arthurfleck816 I literally cried myself to sleep for days after watching the movie. Truly heartbreaking...
At 2:25 she is literally “going into the light”. This movie is brilliant on so many levels. Angelina as Lisa is one of the scariest depictions of a psychopath that I’ve ever seen.
Lisa is not psychopath, she's sociopath
Also yes I also noticed this and it’s such a good detail! Glad to see others picked up on that as well
@@Carito415 psychopath or sociopath just steer clear of either
@@Carito415what’s the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath?
@@therealandonlyjordanrosea sociopath feels emotions but very rarely and its usually only intense anger that shows, psychopaths feels essentially nothing both have almost no empathy though
This must be the scene Angie won the Oscar for. She basically murders Daisy with words. Not to by hyperbolic, but this scene feels like it belongs in a horror movie. She knows exactly what she's doing and enjoys every second of it.
The real Lisa is a sociopath that's what she was portraying however in the book Lisa didn't kill her she killed herself and neither Lisa North Susanna for their it was just an announcement made in the ward.
True... her acting in this scene was genius. She lived every word of her lines
She even takes the cash from her corpse..that's what makes it even more gruesome because she knows what she did but she brushes it off by saying "She was just looking for an excuse!"
Hannibal Lecter was accused of doing that to multiple Migs.
Noel Kanalley This is how you destroy a person without even touching them.
I keep forgetting how good an actress Brittany Murphy was. She was taken from us far too soon. RIP.
Yessss remember just married!
I never forget, and it will always break my heart that she's no more 😢
I hope you are familiar with the movies Uptown Girls and Good Boy!
@@Veronica-bc6pp What about Uptown Girls?
Kitty Grimm she took herself though
i can only imagine how daisy felt right here, realizing that not only did everyone who could’ve HELPED her know that she was being abused, lisa made it seem like they mocked her for it. how small and insignificant this poor girls last moments of life must’ve felt. ive felt this exact thing and the first time i watched this scene i knew she was gonna end her life. i truly hope anyone who’d share the same thoughts as lisa gets what’s coming to them, so carelessly and unnecessarily evil.
I thought you would hope for people to get healing, but no…
@@liligh they need both healing and accountability for their actions as well
@@leelohaskin7941 are you suggesting the victim is to blame?
@@lilighgirl. They saying Lisa and Daisy need healing.
@@lilighnope, late reply, I know lol but where did get that from my statement?
Before she says “have fun in Florida” you see her psyche completely break so much so it’s all you can do to not turn away because it’s too intimate. Brittany was so good.
They never gave her proper recognition for how amazing her acting was
She was iconic and amazing. Another great movie with her is The Dead Girl.
@@starless1444 the dead girl was so good 😊
I miss Brittney so much. She was an oscar caliber actress. I would be curious to hear how Angelina felt about her performance? Did Brittneys performance have an impact on the choices she made career wise? Angelina and Rachel Wisz have chosen to portry many strongly emotional women. Bent but not broken.
it was her goodbye...she didn't even have the strength to argue
Angelina was terrifying in this film. My older sister used to watch this when I was a kid. It scared the crap out of me, I always had to leave the room. Her acting is off the charts in this movie
she's like the big sister who likes tormenting her younger sisters. what a bully!
L7 Weenie that is so fetch
@jonathan gianguzzo yup. Lots of girls that gorgeous are. Their beauty blinds people to their illness.
That's cuz she's not acting.
@@ionthegravity2 Well-said, ionthegravity. I think my room mate in college was like this a little, but she was so attractive, not many seemed too concerned about why she acted the way she did. If anything, they seemed to find her sort of fascinating. It may have been because she seemed so confident, too, though I think the confidence was an act.
I have a sociopathic family member who I am close to and Angelina is spot on with those micro expression smiles when she know that she is breaking her and loves being able to do it. Scary, the hairs on the back of my neck stick straight up. Brittney deserved way more credit for her acting talent. She was so subtle that you can’t tell it’s acting. Even Angelina and Winona if you pay close attention you can see it (though barely) but Brittany looks like she really is this character. It’s so frustrating that she didn’t get more leads. She had so much talent and I just don’t get why she wasn’t a lead!!
Forgive me for asking, but how can you be “close” to a sociopath?
@@garcalej not all sociopaths are bad
@@garcalej lol, family?
@@garcalej Maybe actually learn a thing or two about sociopaths before you label them all as bad people. K thnx
@@serenitymoon825 You're falsely accusing him of calling all sociopaths bad when he asked a perfectly innocent question. He asked that question because he wanted to learn more about them. How is he supposed to learn if people like you judge and shame him?
"Mean girls : psychiatric edition"
The Pornographer 👍👍👍😂😂😂
Best comment!!! 👏👏👏
Lmfao
Dead
Winona - Cady
Angelina - Regina
Brittany - Gretchen
I think Daisy always knew she was a victim and that the relationship with her father was wrong. But Lisa’s words brought her to the edge, because Lisa was correct in her point of changing the scenery, but the reality remained regardless. I think Daisy was so far into the cycle of abuse, that she felt if she rejected her father, she would have no one, so she felt it was better to commit suicide. It’s a real shame, because I feel with proper support, Daisy would have been on a real path to recovery.
Maiyaki Mickey Broadnax Her father made her believe that she was loved. So for a Daisy, the realisation that everyone knew about it and that maybe she liked it was too much. She felt shame and self hatred because of the thing that her father taught her as love.
Not to mention how the 60s was a dark time to acknowledge mental illness. So ofc not everyone was fully educated upon it and used very harsh tactics on their patients.
I’ve never seen this movie, but the visual foreshadowing helped me come to that conclusion. The way she just ascended up the stairs into the light without looking back ......
Finding proper support is quite dificult
I think it was when Lisa said, “You LIKE being Mrs Randone.”? That was the conflict in Daisys’ thinking: the guilt, the shame, because she became a willing participant now that she was grown up.
Even though she was still a victim; she may have developed a narcissistic personality disorder and I think Lisa hated her false appearance of having it all and acting better than everyone else-when she clearly was not!
It wasn’t the truth. It was Daisy’s deepest fear, but it wasn’t the truth. Lisa identified the absolute deepest dread that an abuse victim suffers, the inner doubt that maybe because they haven’t reported it, because they don’t fight back, because they feel conflicted, because they love their father, that they may secretly like the abuse. It’s not true and it’s never true. Abuse victims never enjoy abuse. They may have certain instinctual reactions or self preservation behaviors that may suggest it to the uneducated, but that’s why the uneducated should stop pretending to be psychologists
In the book Daisy was in love with her father. People are all very different and as uncomfortable as it is to accept, some victims grow to love their abusers in this way. You may not have experienced this but I promise you that it does happen sometimes.
@@bigmona2741Even in the book it was obvious that her father had traumatized her deeply. What part makes you believe she liked it?
When I was 7 I had a guilty conscious from liking the feeling of being abused, and as I grew up I wanted older men who were controlling or "dominant" because I liked that feeling.
@@bb-mf6qh BDSM in a nutshell
@@bigmona2741 if she loves it she won't commit suicide
In the book she committed suicide on her birthday
Britanny's "Im going to sleep now" at 0:41 says it all. Shes tired. She gave up. She lost it all: her spirit, her soul.
What a perfecting acting right there.
Not really she killed herself after Lisa told her . That her dad was a pedophile
her breaking point was when lisa accused daisy of liking the abuse.
You can totally see it in her eyes! Incredible acting!
I notice that too, it was all in her tone and the dead emotion in her face
the light completely left her eyes 💔
Regina George : I'm the meanest girl
Lisa : *Hold My Cigarette*
Hafsa XVI lmao!!!
Facts all day!😭👌🏽
Omg 😂
She called Polly ‘torch’ (the girl who burnt her face)
She called Janet ‘fatso’ (the girl who was severely anorexic)
Those words with a combination of this scene. You can definitely say she was meaner than Regina George
I read this comment when she started smoking her cigarette 💀💀😂
I liked it when Lisa said, "Everybody knows", and then with low sinister tone, "Everbody knows...." That was priceless.
So good
And I really think it was the breaking point for Daisy. To know that “Everybody Knows” her most intimate and disturbing business.
Very deserved award. Some of the best acting I've ever seen.
Why I think that second "everybody knows" was improvised??? Haha I think Angelina did it on her own haha
I found this part to be craziest from the abuse point of view, basically giving flashbacks with each word that’s being said lol - hey man, it’s cool, it’s okay, it’s f*cking fine, a man is a d*ck as a chicken, as a dad, valium, speculum, whatever whatever 😅
"please be gone in the morning."
then *she* was gone in the morning...
Liz S wow that’s deep
foreshadowing...
Wow
She was gone in the night she committed kill herself in the night . You could tell because her face was purple
To clear up the confusion, she did it in the morning bc she turned the music on just before she did it. The music wasn’t playing all night, it was playing in the morning.
Darkest scene in the history of movies, to me. The whole atmosphere just put me in a lonely horrible place
Killing Mermaids your too desensitized
Ron Des I felt empathy but I understand why you and some others would feel that way. It's an all too real issue. Most of us know someone that has been through a similar situation...it is very sad
Victoria Castel "ure" too edgy
You hadn’t watched “clockwork orange”. That MOVIE, fucked me up.
The red dress scene from Requiem for a Dream and Sophie’s Choice we’re darker imo, but this is just sad cause of what Daisy does after. Lisa was a complete sociopath, but you also felt sorry for her
The scene before this. Daisy is being a friend. Telling lisa the store is on the corner and giving her money for her pancakes. Asking if they have any plans when they get to Florida. And Lisa couldn’t take that daisy was living on her own. Lisa really couldn’t even think of the slight chance someone got better and she didn’t. (Even though daisy wasn’t better) My sister is crazy like Lisa. If someone’s happy she needs to stomp all over it. Takes a sick person to do that
I guess she is more afraid to be alone in her own misery.
Cause if everyone is happy for real then she would be the only one left out.
My ex bf si sociopath too it's cruel like Lisa
I can relate so much. My sister is the same way as well.
@@ginnymiller2448 me too 😒😒
Daisy was kinda being uppity and pompous about it in my opinion. She had this feeling of condescension when she questioned them about their plans in Florida
Daisy was right when she said Lisa was jealous.. not because of her release, she was jealous that even though daisy's father is a sicko, he buys daisy food gives her gifts and a place to live. Lisa couldn't stand Daisy standing up to her so she had to shoot her down.. typical bully behavior...
I never felt like the father ACTUALLY ever molested her. She was just an incredibly sensitive person and to have something said that was so vicious and vile hit her hard. I doubt the father would have been allowed to visit the hospital, or be allowed in the room alone with her if it were the case.
He is rich with business connections he paid people to shut up about it.
Sweet Lil Devil You would be surprised how easy it is for abusive parents to see their kids if no one knows about the abuse. Daisy was abused. Horribly.
sylvia coffey Lisa hit below the belt to Daisy. Sad!!
@@sweetlildevil7597 I don't think you're right.
Great acting, but man she was a monster
tyler gnosis yes she was in this movie. When I heard this film was based on a true story I had to read the book. In the book Lisa is not THIS sadistic, thank God. She didn't torment Daisy much at all, if I remember correctly
L7 Weenie also in the book. It's admitted that the doctors ms-diagnosed Lisa as a sociopath. In the movie, it'd never really admitted. But in the end when Lisa breaks down & crys. That's when you realize she was never a true sociopath. Sociopaths have zero remorse or empathy. And they won't fake cry to fool someone. That's beneath a sociopath.
Jazz Solo Cup even people with anti social personality disorder has feelings. Lisa didn't feel remorse or care about other people, she cried for herself in that scene. I used to be friends with someone who has anti social personality disorder and the only time he ever cried was when something affected him negatively and he was frustrated. He never cried because he was sorry or for anyone else.
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She was. She always has to push her cruelty.
I like how she pauses and her lips close for a second before she says _"is that you like it"_ Like she's hesitating cause she knows exactly how devastating that final blow will be
nah shes savoring what shes gonna say, shes a sociopath
Not hesitating... Savouring.
This.
2:25 I think it's brilliant how the top of the staircase is lit. It looks as if she's "stepping into the light " so to speak.
SweetAmber great observation i wonder if thats what they intended
yes I noticed that too the first time I watched it, like she was stepping into death
Yes and this was on purpose :)
Of course it was done on purpose. Also look at how she has positioned her arms as she slowly goes up the stairs. So creepy.
What a foreshadow
Words can kill.
Only if youre already suicidal
"Life and death is in the tongue."
@@MissTia777 No, words can kill. They create wounds that perpetuate into the future. We never know the full extent of our words and deeds.
@@kurtfrancis4621 They do that for weak people like you cause if that was true we would all be dead! You just weak!
Just means you’re a weakling
1:07 That nod she does after saying, "Because I have a chance" is heartbreaking. She knows she's lying to herself.
I noticed that! I like that detail, the nod to confirm yep I’m right, I have chance as she’s standing above them.
And that, ladies and gentleman, is how you break someone. You topple the walls in someones mind until all that's left is the unflinching truth. So powerful.
Mel1lvar she had no right to do that & that is why Lisa was diagnosed as a sociopath. Zero compassion or empathy for another. Always dishing out everyone else's truth, but won't face their own. (Remember Lisa at the end of the movie?)
Not really. Daisy was already broken long before that, Lisa just pushed her.
Alice Pan how tf do you know
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cooldaddyjames2814 I was actually verbally abused as a kid and now when I see someone do this kinda thing I think of the conversation as an abusive person’s mad libs or someone trying to write a song verse chorus verse etc.
Its sad cause she's actually the one thats gone in real life.
Goddess Brit to think that she's really a good actress and has a lot of potential on developong it more. what a loss, RIP
Goddess Brit what omg;;;;
s b she passed away long time ago
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It’s so true. Such a talent, gone way too soon. R. I. P.
2:14 the vulnerability and trauma Britney's face emotes is sheer brilliance, she was a amazing actress gone too soon..
Ha I wrote this wow I didn't expect it to get any likes.
3 queens in one room
Brittany murphy is the only queen. The rest are peasants who unjustly outlived her.
@eat a snickerz 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn't say queens
That’s what I thought. Three great talents in the same scene.
We lost one r.I.p
Brittany murphy aka daisy.
I'm a 34 year old man and this scene gave me chills. Angelinas intensity, and the look on Britney Murphy's eyes..... scary stuff.
Olivia I lmao IKR he thinks because he’s a big old man somehow stronger?...
@Olivia I 😂😂😂
I think that’s what made Britney such a fabulous actress, you can tell just from her eyes and face that Lisa’s words have completely devastated her and she doesn’t have too say a word
Olivia I my thoughts exactly!
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It's incredible how dark this scene is. No special effects or expensive decorations. Just words and great acting.
That's what acting is, if you rely on special effects you're not acting
this scene is SO much more intense after you’ve already seen the movie because you know exactly what it means when daisy walks up the stairs towards the light
Agree. You know in your gut what’s happen but you also want the next scene to be the hospital Erving her, realizing deep down this character we’ve come to like is not coming back. Gosh, Lisa is such an awful person which is why I’m so impressed with Angie’s acting skills. Takes talent and skill to make such a chilling tone in her voice in this scene.
This movie was so polarizing. Very difficult to watch, but extremely difficult not to, because it was so well crafted. One of my favorites.
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Requiem For a Dream...
@@aziel9141 Okay but they were talking about Girl Interrupted here.
The way Brittany Murphy walked up those stairs... you can just tell she was broken at that moment. Wow she was an phenomenal actress.
I almost forgot angelina jolie used to have that voice
Jeremiah makaveli Gia
what voice
Jeremiah makaveli
I liked her better before she blew my in Holland
@@kelliannespry3912 one without the fake British accent
I mean do most of her roles have accents? The only roles that were British were Lara Croft; The Tourist and Maleficent.
That look in her eye
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oakteeth buckshart I didn’t ask you so, that’s not a problem.
oakteeth buckshart oh okay. I guess I’ll cry tonight when I go to bed. I’ll never be able to get over it. 😂😭😢
@@newshowsof09 😂😂😢😢 may i join you?
Siti Fatimah Toms of course. 😂😂😂😂
as someone who has attempted, this is incredibly on spot acting. the way daisy looks around hopelessly and walks up the stairs slowly with her hand dragging along the wall with barely any control. its so accurate. u can see the immense pain in her eyes and body posture.
i hope that ur ok now 🤍
R.I.P Brittney Murphey. When this movie came out, she wasn't popular yet. Sadly she died in the peak of her career it seemed, I loved the movies she starred in later on. She passed in 2009 (I was 18). I always wondered what roles she'd play if she were still around. She died too young, and this scene makes it even more sad.
Whitney Miller Um she was in "Clueless " before this and on a Disney show called "Almost Home". She was known and liked before this movie. Just because you were too young to know of her doesn't mean that she wasn't "popular ".
Brittany Murphy plays Luanne in King of the Hill, I think she was very popular.
Completely untrue. She played in over 10 top selling films and was very well known.
Garret Hiller She was suppose to play in the black swan before she died.
her peak was late 90's, early 00's, she was beautiful and funny but we have to admit that her career was slowly fading.
At the hospital everything she wears and owns is blue or pink. The apartment she acts so excited about is nothing but shades of yellow. Daddy picked out everything in his favorite color...
A narcissist
There’s a difference of telling someone the truth to wake them up rather than using it to tear them down
I think one of the scariest things about Lisa and socio and psychopaths in real life is that they're so magnetic. The ones that know how to charm amd put people at ease. Like, you can sense something isn't right and these warning bells are going off but in spite of that, or because of it, you still want to be around them.
Kia Maria yup like a moth to a flame yet still toxic
Its because sometimes, they speak just enough truth and bold honesty to put you at ease and get rid of your unwarranted fears. Only sometimes do they come across a Daisy and rip their insides apart with brutal facts
And that IS the red flag. Run Run Run
“Lisa’s eyes, once so magnetic, now just look empty.” I never understand exactly what Susanna meant by that but this just made me realize it. Exactly how you explained, Lisa pulled Susanna so close in, while also being a complete monster, Lisa took advantage of the ‘charm’ she had on Susanna and it’s like Susanna knew this was a new low after Daisy’s suicide.
“Lisa’s eyes, once so magnetic, now just look empty.” I never understand exactly what Susanna meant by that but this just made me realize it. Exactly how you explained, Lisa pulled Susanna so close in, while also being a complete monster, Lisa took advantage of the ‘charm’ she had on Susanna and it’s like Susanna knew this was a new low after Daisy’s suicide.
Whoa...haven't seen this movie in years and forgot this scene. Lisa ripping apart Daisys mind then grabbing a piece of candy like it's all normal makes me shudder. AMAZING performances by both of them.
She's an absolute sociopath not to throw around the word but she is what a sociopathic female looks like
She killed her with words, it proves how strong criticism/words can be to someone.
I don't think she killed herself just because of what she said. I think she'd been struggling for awhile and Lisa pushed her over the edge
Angelina Jolie is so relentless and intense and scary in this movie. She really deserved that Oscar.
I agree
It makes me so sad when daisy says..."I have a chance....at a life"
After Lisa's cruel words daisy decided to end her life what a sad scene.
when she said "That she like it" was the edge for her. She knows that being abused by her father was the worst thing in her life, and Lisa considering that she likes it was the end for her
I can't with Angelina's beauty
Beauty? Your kidding right?
Flawless
Yes she is flawless to me. The jealous bitches will always be there. I am very selective with who I think is attractive and she is definitely up there. Although she has gotten better with age. Now she looks so much better
Remember To Smile it's an embarrassment of riches.
beauty is in the eye of the beholder, in this case I'm definitely not a beholder.
the reason this scene is so great to me is because, As Lisa as Lisa shows how of a monster she really is, you can see the pain and envy in her eyes. You see her turn her pain into daggers that she uses to tear Daisy apart. in a scene where she can easily make Lisa's character to much of a villain. Angelina still make her vulnerable.
I know someone like Lisa. She said something super similar to me about my pediatrician (he abused me), and it really torked her off when I laughed at what she said (on the inside I was so sad though lol). That's how you deal with people like Lisa, you never let them know they got to you, in fact fully committing to pretending it didn't bother you is the way to go.
U Go Girl ! 🤟
So true! I did the same thing you did, they especially hate sarcasm! Sociopaths look shocked when you treat them the same way and mirror them, it's something that catches them off guard, probably because they don't like to be manipulated as they do to others, so when you mimic their behavior they suddenly look confused and irritated, it's not true they are unstoppable, they are actually insecure under that cold mask.
It's because of this scene that I hate this style of house and staircase
Little Miss oh, does your daddy loves you?
This style of house - early American incest?
They are all such awesome actresses. RIP Brittany Murphy
Little Miss ikr???????? Otherwise this house is cool
Elias Hewson wow totally not cool
“Have fun in Florida”.. god..
This pretty much breaks down people in real life. Some people go through traumatic things and decide to try to heal , move on and be kind to others and some people go through traumatic things and decide to spread their anger and trauma throughout the world. Sometimes these people are so envious of the people that went through trauma that are deciding to heal that they’ll try to get in their heads to make them feel as low as they do. We’ve all seen children do this to other children, but there are some immature adults who continue to do this throughout the rest of their lives.
even the way daisy goes up towards the light at the top of the stairs. it's such a cleverly crafted scene.
Angie should be Joker
Joker is a joke don’t compare her ...this is about real life and she is telling her it’s not right to enjoy (it)that’s not a joke.
Now everyone is the joker 😂
Studio Autio fabulous!
Maybe the Jokers sister if they have sequel.
@@beachstreet101 in flashpoint joker is a woman, its Martha Wayne who loses her mind when Bruce is killed in the alley. If they ever do a movie based on Flashpoint she could be the Martha Wayne joker
Even after all these years, this scene still makes my stomach churn, my blood boil, and my to heart break. The acting is absolutely phenomenal. Daisy didn’t deserve all that. Jesus Christ.
This is the most cruelest insult I think I’ve ever heard someone say. She literally destroyed a person without even trying.
she was trying to destroy her though.
Sociopaths are like that.
Angelina Was Brilliant In This Movie 👌🏽🔥
Queen Bey and Brittany
Queen Bey i
Yes I love her!
Ryan C I don't think she was over the top...she played the role exactly the it was meant to be played. Her role wasn't supposed to be understated. The scene where Lisa has a breakdown was incredible acting...totally not overacted.
Yes, I agree. Angelina's role was more "showy" but Brittney's went deeper. Anyone can scream and act crazy just look at all the Housewives of whatever shows. It gets old real fast but, true acting is subtle.
Just so people know, this is NOT how it went down in real life. In reality, Daisy killed herself while Susanna and Lisa were still in treatment, and Lisa eerily asked, “Was it her birthday?” with regards to the day they found her. When the orderlies said yes she just nodded knowingly.
this is real?
@@cateaaia9004 yes. It’s based on a biography with the same title. Girl, Interrupted is Susanna’s life story.
I didn't know this was a real story! If they've changed the events this much then it seems more like it's loosely inspired by the real story
@@backwardsbandit8094 it's BASED on a true story not a one to one recreation
Brittany deserved more credit for this role. She deserved an Oscar too.
When I first watched this film I didn’t even realise Angelina won an Oscar for this film. Brittany’s acting stood out to me the most.
She’s acts disturbed so subtly.
I love Brittany Murphy's facial acting @ 2:18. Knowing what's about to happen several minutes from now, I love that her face says everything she's feeling. I also love the way she says "have fun in Florida".
Its called acting not face acting lol. That's TikTok not real life
@annwethenorth Face acting is a term used to describe when actors focus on their face instead of engaging with a character's emotions to present themselves in a headshot or during a performance. For example, an actor might use facial expressions to convey a character's emotions instead of finding those emotions within themselves. For example, eye rolling used to be considered face acting (depending where u live my drama teacher would use that term) because it's showing annoyance on the fact, not actually acting the annoyance out in body language.
Plus, they made that comment six years ago, when face acting was a way to describe that before tiktok was even made.
The symbolism of her walking upstairs into the white light and that being the last time we see her alive is so sad
It's very creepy that Brittany Murphy was found dead in the bathroom for Real! This scene is actually traumatic to watch after her death. R.I.P. Brittany Murphy.
@Von_Nightmare_ Luciferian what do you mean?
bottom line no man is above ANY woman!
This scene is just two amazing actresses being amazing actresses. Even now that I'm older I still think this was such powerful acting. Britney Murphy acted disturbed so well. In every movie she cried so realistically.
When people say that Joker 2019 is the most negative depressive antagonistic movie of all time, I ask ppl to watch this
"They just gave up" that hits me hard.
"Please be gone in the morning": Daisy should have left it at that.
victim blaming aye
@@user-uf7ve4sr4r true
@@user-uf7ve4sr4r I'm not as cruel as Lisa, though.
There is a glint in her eye that is so chilling- its disdain/superiority/inhumanity. Jolie nailed this character
"the body doesn't know you're acting" - -these depressing roles can literally kill an actor. 🎭🙁
Or the Illuminati can.......
In this case it was toxic mould, the drugs in her system were prescribed and legal which while made the pneumonia worse, the poisoning was what killed her and her husband, not suicide or drugs
@@clairelouise3591 Who dies of pneumonia in this day and age? All it takes is some amoxicillin and boom it's gone. Unless you can't afford a doctor in this case she can so no.
Dad you're so ignorant. 50k people die from pneumonia every year. she probably had a weak immune system or another health problem.
@@vitalityfox alot of people. Like the comment above me said....not everyone is blessed with a healthy strong immune system. All it takes for them to be in critical condition is an everyday pathogen the rest of the population doesnt need to worry about.
Lisa drove her Daisy to her death with her cutting words. Excellent example of the dangerous power of words and man’s inhumanity to man.
This was the moment I couldn't with Lisa anymore. Before this, I was actually rooting for Lisa because I felt like she just needed to be understood. But this scene comes to show that she's really a sociopath, she doesn't care about anyone, except herself. And what she told Daisy WAS NOT the truth, and even if it was, the way she said it was completely intentional, she WANTED Daisy to snap.
The truth always hurts. She shattered daisys perception or lies she was telling herself to justify everything with her father. She couldn’t handle it
If you come to think about it, Susannah gave Lisa some of her own medicine in the end. Lisa thought she was free... but she was not. And Susannah threw that truth right into her face and told her she was dead inside and that her heart was cold! She was in the breaking point as well... just not as much as Daisy. When Susannah said she'd rather be outside than inside with Lisa she broke her.
We're not going to talk about Brittanys performance? This scene literally broke my heart for her.
Literally everyone is talking about performance..
@@heathernks8 exactly, everybody is saying 'is nobody going to speak about how amazing Brittany's performance was' and then speaks about it lol
So she gives her shelter for the night and she treats her like this ? Also, Suzanna should have checked on her to make sure she was ok.
I mean Lisa is a sociopath and she felt Daisy insulted her so
Lisa wasn't fake, she could talk the truth about every person she meet, I don't think she was that bad
I think Lisa was only helping her to realize that her dad doesn't love her but abused her, knowing that no one loves you and you are alone in the world was too much for her, in Lisa morals that was sick to live a fantasy
Lisa loves with dagger
@@Verdreztruch Shee didn't love her. She just wanted her to suffer. The girl was already broken and she just pushed her to the edge, with no remorse. You can tell the truth, whilst being mindful of a person's mental state. That's not something you tell a child molestation/ grooming victim. Especially when they are freshly out of a freaking mental ward. Additionally, Lisa was a sociopath~so her disregard for Daisy's wellbeing isn't surprising.
I think part of Suzannas issue was not being able to speak up and she avoided confrontation
Brittney was so amazing as an actress. In this scene, you can see Daisy give up. Just the look in her eyes as she's standing on the stairs. She was done with it all. Lisa destroyed her. Heartbreaking scene. Rest easy, Brittney. You're missed. ❤
The background music progressing at 1:50 after she makes that comment makes the scene a lot more terrifying.
I wanted to cry at this scene. The look on Brittney Murphy's face just showed that she "broke". She realized that she wasn't better and Angie just opened up her demons; she was trying so hard to ignore and keep closed. Especially, knowing that her dad now had full access to her.
Angie's acting in this film was unbelievable. She was absolutely incredible. Not one second in the film where her viciousness and sinister behaviour seemed acted. I was terrified, so terrified of Lisa that in this scene when Susanna kept telling her to shut up, I was so anxious about Lisa's reaction, because she's so unpredictable and evil. Oscar so well deserved.
And the real tragedy is there are real girls like Daisy. We live in a sick world.
The only cure for folks like that is a bullet. They can always escape confinement.
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Best Angelina Jolie scene its sad and cruel but she gave it life.....Unfortunately
RIP BRITTANY MURPHY
that shot at 2:24 is an incredible detail foreshadowing Daisy’s death - it looks like she is ascending the stairs towards a white glow (like dying and entering heaven)
Ooh as soon as Daisy said "Your Just JEALOUS" & Lisa gives that look 1:01. It was like Lisa knew the final nail to punch down. All the ammunition she has saved up & knowing each of all the girls weakness at the institute. Knowing she told every one of them "Say One Wrong Word to Me & I will Pull that Trigger" & that moment the wrong word was used "Jealous" to her & her knowing she literally was gonna Cut Daisy With Her Words.
This is by far the most uncomfortable scene in the whole movie.
When you think about how people like this actually exist this is a horror movie
...that would be the tipping point for me. Not surprised of the outcome because it's real.
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MaryAnn Evju sociopath
Yea lisa was a sociopath. They have no remorse nor sense of thier emotional attacks. And if i was there i definitely would of stood up and said something.
What Daisy doesn't realize is that Lisa is doing this because she's insanely jealous of her. Lisa has to pretend to feel free to be able to cope somewhat with the fact that her parents dumped her at that hospital, and apparently don't care about her. Even when she runs away, she finds a way to get caught. Like Susanna said, she needs the place to feel alive, and noticed, and validated. It's hard for Lisa to accept that, in many ways, even the sad circumstances of Daisy's life are better than hers. The breaking point is the money for the pancakes. The combination of how Daisy has everything handed to her, and how she responds to everything Lisa has ever done to her in that moment with KINDNESS. She couldn't handle it...the idea of taking her handout. I think she sees Daisy, even with her problems, as a shining light with a lot of hope for her future. (And of course Daisy doesn't feel that at all, she feels trapped and worthless.) Some people have to be sure to do whatever they can to dim someone's light.
So there were rumors AT the hospital that her father was abusing her and the staff just let her go home??? WTF
Unfortunately, truth in television. The movie took place in the 1960s, and I kind of feel like even today, there are situations where people look the other way when abuse is happening.
This was the 60s and also, like Lisa said, Daisy liked it. Im sure they had enough time alone with the patients and doctors and therapists for Daisy to say something, but if her weight is restored and her ED behaviour is cured and shes doing mentally, physically and emotionally fine but STILL hasnt found the words to say something about her dad, they wouldnt have much choice but to let her go
I assumed that her dad pay for letting her gone, even the doctor says to Susana that they were in 5 class hotel, and actually it is, they don't care about the mental health of the patients and just take the money of the families
Yeah sadly a different era where the “man” of the household did whatever he wanted and everyone allowed it. I still know families who let a cousin or uncle be a perv and no one says anything. 🤦🏼♀️
@@bhavs398 no victim "likes it"
This may very well be the best piece of acting that I’ve ever seen on film on the part of Angelina and Brittany aMurpby. You can see in her eyes the exact moment that Lisa decides she’s going to destroy Daisy. You can literally SEE her taking off her person suit and no longer bother pretending to be a human being anymore--because in that moment Lisa knows that Daisy will never be alive to talk about what she does.
Watching DAISY however made my blood run cold, though. Jesus christ. The look on her face as she atares at Lisa in blank incomprehension like a little child confronted with a monster is horrific. You could almost hear the snap of her soul and then it just-left her body. I didn’t even know acting that out was even possible.
This scene was a masterclass in acting. And I love the way Susanna brings the cat back with her and Polly ends up caring for it. 💙
this movie, in my opinion, showed some of the best acting from Britney, Wynona and Angelina in their entire careers, just superb what the director pulled from them
When. I was young I never understood Daisy's issues and then when you get older your like wow and look at her thru a whole different lens.
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This scene was hard to watch and made me feel physically sick. That someone could be so awful. Angelina blew me away. You know its great acting when it invokes the auidence in such an emotional way.
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If Daisy did really enjoy it, she wouldn't have ended up with severe mental health issues or killing herself.
It was the guilt and shame.
She didnt like it. But that was eveythinf she had, couldnt scape it.
She didn't like it, but she convinced herself that the only way for her to go through life is to accept it in order to try and live normally- instead of actually opening up about it. She twisted it in her head, deeply still being aware of the truth. When Lisa broke it down to her, she couldn't handle it. And ufortunately, she took her life.
Brittany Murphy was such a brilliant young actress. She could evoke so much emotion just with her facial expressions. Such a tragedy that we lost her.
The more I watch this, the more I realize how great of an actress Angelina is, it's like she really IS Lisa.
Brittanys voice is so relaxing 😊😊😊 she was so pretty. R.I.P
1:33 “You change the scenery, but not the situation! And the warden makes house calls!” (Lisa to Daisy) Angie’s Oscar Moment!