The ending is sad that she’ll always have to fear his return, and it’s especially worse because he came back once, for a person with PTSD to have him return is an actual nightmare come true.
How great is this movie You are semi-tense, unsure of reality and noticeably awkward and in pops Jason Bourne But he's not here to defend you with a ball point pen or an Architectural Digest No he will limit your social activities, suggest you buy a gun and learn how to use it and then offer you a book-to read! The Gift of Fear. Brilliant!!! I liked this movie.
I have been a the psych units before as a patient, I totally agree. Although there is some staff that will actually care about us, most don't understand or cares to understand the internal struggle the patients' experience. I only felt my mental state declining the more time I spent there. The only help they offer is textbook help, giving you pamphlets and other similar stuff. Once you enter one you just keep coming back, I knew people who have been there 7 times already. They just don't help.
Don't listen to "big brother" conspiracy theorist here. This type of shit is the reason we have massive homeless/mental health problems. I've worked ER's and a Jail and its the same string of people, the whole "you can have a support system and be fine" is horseshit, they won't take their meds, they wont go to therapy, they will be violent. But no, shut down the evil hospitals and shove them out where you can't see them. Typical white liberal answer.
I actually found this synopsis of the movie interesting, it's quite terrifying since this can easily be based on a true story and could've happened to someone in real life.
I doubt it's based off this part of history, but Google national medical enterprises lawsuit This is the same unjust practices done to adolescent as their parents were sucked dry of insurance money.
Lol. Steven Soderbergh has a best director Oscar for Traffic. He's the guy who directed the Oceans movies, Erin Brockovich, Magic Mike, etc. Guy has a pretty storied career so this isn't exactly an 'underground production'. He's also known for doing offbeat passion projects like Schizopolis. Matt Damon was in the Oceans movies, so they know each other quite well. Don't let the intentional shoddy production throw you off..
Yeah not gonna lie, it's getting kinda bad. Like an addiction Intervention is needed but he'll probably have an unnecessary cameo there, also. Matt Damon playing all his 2min rolls
I was in a "treatment center" called North Star just like the one in this video where they look for any reason to deem you "unstable" to take your insurance money. which was 90,000 for a month of me staying there. Its actually disturbing how similar my experiences were with this movie, down to how my father was tricked to sign a form for me to be admitted. Brings back bad memories..
Well she kind of doomed herself by punching the nurse in the face. That was a dead giveaway she was actually having psychotic breakdowns, although it’s understandable to be mentally unfit for society after being stalked.
Literally I've been binging your videos for a week or two now since I've stumbled across you and I'm hooked. I'm actually annoyed that I didn't find out about you sooner!
The Gift of Fear is a real book about self protection. In a nutshell it preaches to keep chill. Being on the defensive all the time lead to you being unable to read the situation correctly. Which will lead to you being expose to even more danger. It's an actually pretty good book. It's full of creepy real life weirdos and creeps. It's a good read to horror movie fans.
Kpopster Jean I'm not sure since I've never read the book but I don't think there's a definitive fiction plot. I think it's like a guidebook but written in a really gripping way
How did David anticipate that Sawyer would end up at this particular hospital? Was that part of his master plan? Did he manipulate her environment enough to make her go there?
Lamar Scrotum Given a certain town or area, say a decently sized town or city, there are generally a limited amount of 24/7 permi-stay facilities available to patients so it’s likely it wouldn’t have been a huge leap to assume which hospital Sawyer was in. Asking a few people here and there and you can generally get your confirmation quick on new patients, staff, etc.
My best guess, though I havent seen the movie so I could be wrong, he stole the identity and killed George after she got admitted, and probably knew she would be heading there by checking her internet search history during his stalking.
Lamar Scrotum well not many towns and cities have mental hospitals. Like where I live, the closest one is about an hour away for adults and 2-3 for minors. If he tracked her down from there and watched her movements this closely he could do it. This isnt something that far off, the only parts of this movie I find hard to believe is him having the fake ID on hand and ready with the staff ok. Some mental hospitals are still like this, but luckily we are starting to have more people who really care about the paitents.
Damn. This is a nightmare. I'm so anxious about mental facilities. I was once in one for some days because of my previous depression. This is striking close to home. Jeez, those places are sad! Like, everything about them is terrible.
kill your stalker that has been traumatizing you for years and see how easy it is 😂 but in all seriousness, you can't view the situation as someone watching a movie. You have to put yourself in their shoes... her main goal was to get out of there as fast a possible, no point in staying and giving him a chance to fight back
it's situational, panic and fear make you irrational, you can't say it doesn't until you've been put in that situation for real. Most people that go through this say things like "I didn't think" "I wasn't thinking" "I felt like I wasn't in control" and that's true, you literally lose control, your natural survival instincts kicking in, which aren't exactly easy to override when in a position are pure life and death.
@@alfonzog6327 yeah ! Seriously! There are stories of nurses and mental hospitals detaining people who have legitimately recovered, it's sad and terrifying.
I was forced to stay in a hospital like she was. They want you to stay in as long as insurance or someone else pays. They isolate people, keeping them from family and friends. They'll sedate you. They make you sleep in the same room as violent patients. They keep the lights on 24/7 for "safety" but it actually simulates sleep deprivation. The "doctor" that I saw there put me strait on Zoloft, which hit me within hours of taking it and fucked up my head. He said if I refused to take it they'd keep me there longer. I suffered with years of anxiety and being unable to leave the house without some way of getting back on my own accord because of my forced stay. I thought I would only be there for a night, as I went there by my own will, but they kept me much longer. A few years later when I was actually in crisis I refused to talk to any kind of therapist because I knew I'd be sent back.
Many people think that if they go to a mental hospital that they would stay there for only a day or two. I don't get it. What would even be the point of going there in the first place?
Fufufu the budget was small and it was this guys first movie (i think) so ig they tried to cut corners where they could. Personally not my favorite but what can ya do
I actually ended up in the hospital last year for suicidal ideation & a mental breakdown due to work and personal issues. It’s a terrifying idea & hard to grasp being away from your normal life for 5-7 days (or longer if things escalate to a dangerous level & progress hasn’t improved to where the staff is confident you won’t harm yourself or others). The hospital I was at was actually genuine and caring towards all of us & wanted to assist us in recovering and went out of their way to talk with us.
It's very scary how easy it is for a abusive person to use America's bullshit for profit health care system to have someone Baker Acted and locked up against their will, despite their not being a threat to themselves. All it takes oftentimes is for them to call the cops and lie. My abusive, bipolar mother did it to me- then the bitch wonders why I won't talk to her anymore :/ Also, you would really think that as someone who had been committed a half dozen times (for very good reason) herseld, she WOULDN'T be able to turn around and do it to someone else illegitimately, especially to the same damn place... But that's what happened. Pretty incredible. And then the Drs look at you and say "Oh yeah, I remember your mother..." While checking the box next to 'family history of mental illness'. And of course the situation would justifiably infuriate anyone, but the staff takes that as evidence of you belonging there. Laws really need to change to prevent this. Ending for profit health care in the US would actually go a ways to prevent it, by removing some of the incentive for this to happen. So would defunding police so cops are NOT the ppl who respond to a potential mental health emergency and decide where that person goes, if anywhere. Cops ain't trained in that shit and also usually don't give a damn about how their actions affect others
This whole thing is shot on an IPhone 7?! Dude! I'm impressed more than anything. Also I actually went through this kinda, I was put onto new meds and was supposed to say in a hospital for 1-2 days to make sure I was ok. I was sent to a place called Long Leaf hospital in Alexandrea, LA. The doctor never sent my papers telling them only 2 days (he forgot) and they had no choice but to keep me for 7 DAYS! (The minimum stay without papers) I was in an unhelpful, depressing hospital for 7 freaking days. Never go there guys.
Why haven't you sued for malpractice? Dude you'd be a millionaire right now.lol especially if you brought this movie as evidence of what could've happened to you because of his incompetence. Let alone the fact the actually took 7 DAYS of your LIFE away! I hope the statute of limitations hadn't expired since this happened to you. You better get a lawyer ASAP doesn't matter the cost cause I've seen cases like this get as much as 15 mil so receiving a million isn't at all farfetched. Do yourself a favor and get vindicated for the crap you went through, don't just vent about it on friggin TH-cam.Lmbo xD
Alice Trans Queen I've been in the mental facility 5 times and the longest I've ever stayed was 2 weeks and a half. Sometimes it was dreadful and I wanted to get out so bad, but couldn't. The food was sometimes good tho.
As someone who has been in a mental ward 3 times, I can safely say this movie is a VERY accurate representation of what goes on in one. Plastered on the walls are uplifting quotes from the Bible or greeting cards etc., when what needs to be plastered on the walls is "Protocol and Policy Come Before Patient Welfare, ALWAYS!" They should also give-out pamphlets to new incoming patients that explain, "You no longer have humanity or dignity, and are now considered an animal and a number." Questions are welcome, but don't be dicks.
Pink-Perfection I could hardly finish the movie because of how eerily accurate it was to my time in one of these facilities. If you don't maintain the perfect "happy and stable" image, then they just keep adding days. Which is kind of hard to do for anyone, let alone people dealing with issues already. I was drowning in meds, bruised up on my arms from having my blood drawn again and again from the exact same holes, wearing paper clothes with no underwear for days. I made the mistake of crying in the toilet because the meds they gave me caused horrible headaches. They just added days.
I don't know how it works in your state, but here in NC, they can only keep you 6 days without a court order. And you can even invoke your right to a 3 day stay (we talked to a lawyer) if you truly feel you're not getting better or getting helped, or even if you *are* better. On my seventh day, I told the doctor that I knew it was illegal for them to keep me past 6 days without court order. Then he changed his tune and told me how to get out: fill-out a home-management plan booklet I had gotten 3 days prior and had no word on since. No emphasis that I needed to get it done to leave, nothing. Also, I didn't eat for 6.5 days because the food made me so sick, no matter what I ate! I finally begged for *something* and the nurse said, "I'll get you some fruit." Breakfast came, no fruit, "Oh we have to pass that order through the doctor." Ummmm... I HAVEN'T EATEN IN OVER 6 DAYS!!! Now fucking fruit is "prescription-level" contraband?!!? Then they said which meds I was off and on, like I take Zofran for extreme nausea, and they tried to take me off of it. I just looked at this cunt nurse and for every med "they" wanted me off of, I just replied: "Yeah, that's not happening." She looked stunned, like I had just broken her brain! People don't deny doctor's orders when they know they're bad for them, and I did! Fuck those doctors, I saw them 3 times in 6 days and they know what's best for ME?! Fuck that noise!!!
Pink-Perfection that sounds miserable. I've heard not every facility is like this, but the fact that anybody has had such a unprofessional experience like this is truly terrifying. Sounds like they make their patients WORSE not better smh
Pink-Perfection I've been in the mental facility 5 times for my schizophrenia and stuff. The longest I ever stayed in one was 2 weeks and a half. It was dreadful and I wanted to get out so bad, but they wouldn't let me. I had to do my time. They make u seem like ur crazy, even tho ur not. They give u pills that will mess u up and I had bad side effects from it. I'm glad for the experience tho and meeting alot of colorful crazy people and sometimes the food was good. I get SSI money each month now from the government. So anybody who has been in a mental facility has the right to apply for it. I'm glad I did. Also this movie was great..I related to it since I know what it's like being in a mental hospital. I loved this movie.
Worst fear, being imprisoned in a mental facility without being able to leave as you are deemed insane and crazy by a bunch of 'professionals' that give a rats shit about you. Been through it, made my life worse
As someone who's been voluntarily and involuntarily admitted to facilities like this, as a child, and adult, I can tell you this movie plays off that fear we all get after signing those forms, and having second thoughts, but knowing that you've basically signed your fate, in my case about a year ago I had a depressive episode, and was admitted to get my meds sorted for 2 weeks, nothing like being driven to this place at 3 in the morning, having a relative help you read through the forms in a sleepy haze, and then spending the next 2 weeks with the only news of the outside world being phonecalls and whatever appears in the tv that only the staff has the remote to.
Yah I kept saying that word in my head over and over trying to recall if it's a real word or not... "unsane..UNsane....unSANE..un..sane?..like un for not and sane so not sane? That seems logical"
This reminds me of being in rehab, they would recommend a short amount of time and when that time is almost up all of a sudden they recommend an extension. That would happen for every single person not signed up for the max time already. I’d see people coming up to their 30 days and be all happy they are about to leave and I’d tell them they weren’t going anywhere If their insurance or parents had the means to pay more and almost every time they would be there another 30-60 days. A lot of people didn’t even need to be there. They would come in because their parents got scared that they drove drunk once and they would do anything they could to convince the patient they were a addict if that didn’t work they were convincing the parents that the patient was all sorts of fucked up and needed to stay longer. Once they found out the person couldn’t pay and the insurance wouldn’t pay they were ok to leave. They would give the same treatment plan to every single person no matter what was wrong with them and say it was a personalized treatment plan. They were trying to brainwash people to believe they were addicts when a lot of them weren’t. They would say you had to give a 48 hour notice before leaving so they could break the parents down for two days to get the kid to stay there and get the money but you only had to give. A 2 hour notice we had a lawyer that went there and I learned about a lot of lies they told people. One 18 year old kid was there because he smoked weed and they tried to pull the 48 hour notice thing and I told his mom you only had to wait 2 hours I watched them frantically running around trying to come up with a plan to get him to stay. All mental health places are fucked up businesses that prey on people for money, if you’re lucky you’ll have a counselor that actually gives a fuck and will care if you get better. Luckily for me I was actually all fucked up and needed the time there but that’s also made me able to see who wasn’t fucked up and didn’t need to be there.
I cant get over the iphone 7 thing.. it just makes it look like a cheap highschool project, even though the film itself looks god. I get the quirky thing they were going for but idk if the camera was the best thing to switch up
I'm not a film major or anything but it didn't bother me even knowing it was filmed on an iPhone 7. Also my friend who I watched it with definitely didn't notice. It's not a big deal for most people
I didn't know until now but it had a low budget look about it that most films of its kind do these days. Not slagging it off but you can obviously tell a budget even when they are trying to look low budget.
notafeminist lady you’re lucky, I watched it the night before this came out and it was terrible, completely wasted the premise in favor of a cool villain
I recently watched a thriller movie with my mother called ATM. We were both very confused about the ending and I was wondering if you could do an ending explained video on the movie to clear things up.
MikaNico I saw that movie and the point is that the man in the parka just wants to frame the main guy for killing his friends. Parka guy stayed very far from the atm because the security cameras wouldn’t catch him from that far
This literally happened to me when I was admitted to a mental facility. They kept pushing medication on me (even when I begged them not to since one of the pills were the kind I tried to OD on) and each of us girls got pulled aside to be given the breakdown of what we owe for being there. I felt so trapped, we never went outside...I think it did more harm in the end because I stopped eating and felt so alone there.
And then the twist ending... The movie was in all actuality... *wait for it!* RECORDED WITH AN ANDROID DEVICE INSTEAD OF AN IPHONE! *gasp* DUN! DUN! DUN!
just finished this! i thought the filming quality/style really helped the setting of the movie, like it's a dingy, poorly run, corrupt psych hospital with no hope or light to cling to. i felt so uncomfortable the whole time, never feeling like i could relax like even with moments with nate or the mom. for me it was a really well constructed, genuine feeling situation and place👏👏👏
For those experiencing the powerlessness of having a stalker, this film is super validating. Also, the book, although not fun, is amazing and really helpful in situations like this. When I saw Matt Damon slide it across the table, my jaw dropped! I highly recommend it! The Gift of Fear is a fascinating and insightful read.
I was in a mental facility like this. It didnt have the stalker in it or anything but the company did suck money out of insurance companies and try to keep us there for as long as possible. I was there for an eating disorder but they didnt care at all when I went to the bathroom after I ate. It was all for the money. A couple months later the place was shut down for child abuse because apparently kids were coming home with bruises.
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I remember the director saying something about how most people wouldn't even notice this movie was filmed on an iPhone, but it's so obvious to me. It just doesn't look good.
The whole iphone thing, i really liked it. It gave a disturbing aspect to the film. For example, when people faced to the camera their head was bigger and it gave an ominous presence to the audience.
I remember looking at this in psychology, not this movie, but the fact that once you're admitted to places like this, even sane behaviour will just be marked down as insane behaviour. Even if you say stuff like I'm not insane I don't need to be here, they've heard that many many times before.
This happened to me not as crazy but I jokingly said yeah I want to die when I got stiches and got sent to a place in handcuffs and was stuck there for an undetermined amount of time until I called my insurance and told them what was going on they let me go home like 15 min after that so if this ever happens call your insurance
songtress09 may I ask out of curiousity where did you say this? If it was with a theripist or MR they have to do things like this joke or not. Not that you did anything of the sort just curious.
This movie review brought back terrible memories as this has happened to me before. Last year, I overdosed on my antidepressants. Once I recovered at the hospital I was staying in I was sent to one of these places without my knowledge. I was told I was being transported to another hospital where I could properly be treated. I thought nothing of it at the time because I felt the doctor knew best. Once I had arrived I began to feel uncomfortable as the doors behind me were being automatically locked. I signed some paperwork (without reading it, yes very stupid I know.) Again, thinking nothing of it. I ended up being there for a week. The nurses at the behavioral center don't give a fuck about you. You are forced to take your medicine or you risk staying in there longer. They feed you dog shit. They make you stare at a TV for entertainment, the therapist was never available, the people there sucked although I did make some friends in the end. I'm afraid of going back to a hospital again for help with my mental health. Next time I'll just drop dead instead.
The thing that freaks me the out about this is that there are plenty examples of mental hospitals throughout the United States doing shit like this where they Warehouse people just to Bill their insurance and keep them on heavy doses of medication that makes it impossible for them to recover.
honestly the pill scene was too real. i was in a behavioral hospital when i was a teen and they didn't really talk to us and put us all on the strongest anti psychotic they could. so it was a bunch of 5-16 year olds walking around aimlessly, struggling to stay awake and listening to whatever the hell they were talking about in group therapy. i made it feel like i was there a lot longer than a week.
The way you summarized this movie was so detailed, yet not super long and dragging on. Great job. I heard about this movie before, never watched it, yet I feel like I did in just 16 minutes lol.
What I’ve learned from the comment section: Some facilities are 100% like this, while others are the exact opposite. I hope as many people as possible get the help they need, and don’t wind up in the shithole places. 😟
I worked in a mental health facility. It's no win situation. We were underfunded. We couldn't afford to pay for high quality, caring staff. I wish I could say we did the best we could, but with staff who really had no empathy for the patients, our patients deserved better. I lasted 3 months.
I've had suicidal thoughts for many years, and talking about them with my doctor has opened up options like counselling and outpatient therapy programs, not involuntary holding. The people who I've met working in these programs are some of the kindest individuals I've met- they care about the people that they work with, and want what's best for them- not to make them more sick for their own gain (there are enough people that need help, that the idea that they need to spend resources making a healthy person appear sick is absurd. I was on a waiting list for a therapy program for a year) It's hard enough for people to admit to needing help, let alone seeking it out even when the situation gets dire... the programs that are out there don't need this kind of demonization.
I know right?! One of these hospitals is the only reason I am still alive and I’m just seeing everyone say that they are aweful! I think that really it’s like most treatment, if you go in wanted to get help and actively involved in your health it’s amazing and very helpful, whereas if you go in feeling like there is nothing wrong and not wanting to be a part of it then obviously it’s not going to do anything.
Totally agree. I was in the hospital last year for attempting suicide & the staff at the hospital was kind, professional and truly want to help. It’s a crushing reality & frightening, but some of the other patients befriended me immediately and a couple of us became good friends even during post-hospitalization
It's great that your experience was nothing like this, but if u read other comments here including some of the ones with the most upvotes then u would know that u have been lucky, and many ppl HAVE been unjustly and unnecessarily committed against their will, whether initially by police or tricked/ pressured by family, or lots of other reasons, including in my case where an abusive family member lied to police about the state of my mental health just to hurt me, and the place I ended up in WAS a nightmare.
@@darkcrystalmagik3369 That doesn't mean that demonizing places like it is a good thing though. It's more telling that most people who have had bad experiences are from America because the healthcare system is geared so heavily to constant money making.
@@remoove7231so if you can admit places like the one shown in the movie exists then why claim it's demonizing them all and not just the one's that do these things?
Kinda sad that this movie paints behavioral clinics like this. I was just discharged from a behavioral health clinic 5 days ago, and I feel so much better. I got the help that I needed, plus, I learned healthy coping skills, and the people I met in there were amazing. It's kinda funny when someone asks "Why are you in here?" and you respond (most of us were suicidal) and you answer, and immediately, someone else perks up and says, "Me too!". The connections I made in there made me feel that it was okay to have these feelings and it was okay to get help. I'll never forget the week I spent there.
How do they paint behavioral clinic like this? We literally only saw one behavioral clinic, and it was shown several times throughout the movie that what they did was wrong and they even got arrested and shut down. If you watch this movie and say to yourself "Man behavioral clinics seems horrible", then you probably shouldn't be watching movies in the first place due to being too impressionable of a person. Besides that. I'm glad that you had a pleasant time and got the help you needed.
I'm assuming your good experience was not the result of confiding in someone for the fist time in your life and then they betray your trust by lying and manipulating you into care they forcefully detain you in with other violent and predatory women/ men with no bed separation.
AMFG Videos Sounds like a very specific scenario. You okay there? And yes, not all clinics are heaven on earth. I don't think anyone here claimed that.
Lambi+ Did you wach the movie? Did you at the very least watch the review? This is a discussion based a movie called "Unsane" and the plot is the very specific scenario I just summed up. So I don't understand your question to me or your logic. The OC here is saying they had a great time in a unit like this. But no way could come out healthier you if you experienced half the things the main character goes through. The movie is unrealistic in so many ways so trying to compare a realistic good experience to a psychological thriller thats been dramatized for cinema is a rather silly thing to do
I've been suffering from depression, anxiety and anorexia for a god-awful amount of years, to the point where I can't remember what it's like to feel genuine, unfiltered happiness, but I'm scared of going to a therapist due to fear that they'll admit me into a hospital because of my suicidal thoughts
If they do, hospital stays are not this horrid bleak world that movies like to show. I stayed in a clinic for a very long while and it improved my wellbeing considerably.
This combines two disturbing fears that could happen in real life. Getting screwed by the system and forcefully incarcerated for financial gain like in the movie "I Care a Lot" and being continuously stalked by a mentally unstable psycho.
Word of advice: Read any and all forms you are asked to sign counselor shop (dont just settle for the first; find one best for you) always keep a support system
Unsane had nice cinematography and was scary objectively, but I personally hated the movie because of how terribly it portrayed mental wards. Ranging from small things I noticed comparing to a time I was in one (i.e. the clock wouldn’t have been allowed, each patient has their own bedroom with sometimes having a roommate, freely having the bathroom stalls), it just annoyed me how half-assed their sort of reasoning was. It felt like they chose a mental ward because there’s the disconnect of having only insane people in there, and also the concept of it could’ve grown more if the entire thing was in her head, although each direction they could’ve taken can be described as overused and cliche. If I had watched this before going to a mental ward, I would’ve refused to cooperate because of how they portray that instead of people getting help, these people are all just maniacs and that’s mainly their one dimension as characters besides the journalist and the main protagonist. I can’t speak for all mental wards, so maybe there are some with worst experiences and if somebody has been in one I’d want them to say so to counteract this, but with people who just acted aggressively (and never hurt anyone, even though she did four or five times before solitary confinement), they stayed in their room doing written assignments and came out for beginning therapy check ins, to eat (not snack time but breakfast/lunch/dinner), and for medications. The entire thing about how they show mental wards weighs down and ruins the film for me, because it scares me more to think that this could deter somebody with issues to seek help
I've also spent time in a MHH... Never would you have mixed gender sleeping areas... usually it's 2 to a room (open ward) and 1 or 2 to a room (locked ward.) Bathrooms are kept locked... a staff member has to unlock it for you, and wait outside for you to finish (even the ones in sleeping rooms) as a safety measure against suicide attempts. NEVER would 2 patents be outside (even in a courtyard) unsupervised. Dry out programs are usually a 30 day minimum... and attacking another does increase your stay to 7+ days. Minimum voluntary stays vary by state... I'm in a 24 hour state bordering one with a 72 hour min stay... and that's determined by your residence, not what state the facility is in.... if anything, my experience in real life made the story creepier and also made it scarier for my friend watching it with me... who afterward was concerned that what was shown was reality. We talked a lot afterwards about the differences.
The ending is sad that she’ll always have to fear his return, and it’s especially worse because he came back once, for a person with PTSD to have him return is an actual nightmare come true.
Well, he won't come back anymore because she killed him.
Genuinely the most terrifying thing.. I can’t imagine what I’d feel like if I saw my abuser again, I understand Sawyer’s character a lot tbh
Big Yeet Will I get better with time?
Totally agree. What's worse, is she needs years of psychotherapy but undoubtedly won't seek it due to her experience at the hospital
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Matt Damon was the only scene where I felt safe and comfortable
I know rightt,my heart went all warm when I saw himm
@@shahidaannisa8081 lmao
Same
If only he tried to attack matt damon, what would ensued. 😂😂😂Matt would've treated that man like Violet.💀💀💀
How great is this movie You are semi-tense, unsure of reality and noticeably awkward and in pops Jason Bourne But he's not here to defend you with a ball point pen or an Architectural Digest No he will limit your social activities, suggest you buy a gun and learn how to use it and then offer you a book-to read! The Gift of Fear. Brilliant!!! I liked this movie.
The whole insurance part is actually sad but true. I work at a hospital with a psych unit and all the unit cares about is the money.
eric rodriguez Never signing anything.
@@Moi_81 >never getting service
Sad explotation of people who need help instead they’re getting isolated and leeching money from them
I have been a the psych units before as a patient, I totally agree. Although there is some staff that will actually care about us, most don't understand or cares to understand the internal struggle the patients' experience. I only felt my mental state declining the more time I spent there. The only help they offer is textbook help, giving you pamphlets and other similar stuff. Once you enter one you just keep coming back, I knew people who have been there 7 times already. They just don't help.
Don't listen to "big brother" conspiracy theorist here. This type of shit is the reason we have massive homeless/mental health problems. I've worked ER's and a Jail and its the same string of people, the whole "you can have a support system and be fine" is horseshit, they won't take their meds, they wont go to therapy, they will be violent.
But no, shut down the evil hospitals and shove them out where you can't see them. Typical white liberal answer.
the ultimate ending of this is VERY realistic. I've been stalked and there is no real closure to that kind of situation.
EnderBorn ah yes! that must be easy!
@@023Whiplash I wouldn't be able to nicely deal with a stalker, shit would get very violent.
@@justanothernerdydude4391 I'm sorry that you have to live with that.
Well... you know... sure there is... in one... exclusive... situation...
@@mizscoleman why? Its natural instinct, to survive and not to Die at the hands of the fucker.
I actually found this synopsis of the movie interesting, it's quite terrifying since this can easily be based on a true story and could've happened to someone in real life.
Just Some Guy without a Mustache you change!!!!! Why!!!!??
Woah i see you everywhere now after i saw your comment on the EMIYA theme.
{Le} he had a moustache, but he has changed.....baby face just some....
I doubt it's based off this part of history, but Google national medical enterprises lawsuit
This is the same unjust practices done to adolescent as their parents were sucked dry of insurance money.
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Matt Damon is the King of Unnecessary cameo's
i doubt he does anything he doesn't want to do.
Ikr haha. I'm glad they didnt try to advertise big man Matt on the front for people to come see it since it was such an underground production
He is Demon
Lol. Steven Soderbergh has a best director Oscar for Traffic. He's the guy who directed the Oceans movies, Erin Brockovich, Magic Mike, etc. Guy has a pretty storied career so this isn't exactly an 'underground production'. He's also known for doing offbeat passion projects like Schizopolis.
Matt Damon was in the Oceans movies, so they know each other quite well. Don't let the intentional shoddy production throw you off..
Yeah not gonna lie, it's getting kinda bad.
Like an addiction
Intervention is needed but he'll probably have an unnecessary cameo there, also. Matt Damon playing all his 2min rolls
Matt Damon: the actor who randomly appears in all kinds of films.
R Cola Brother, I'm dying here on this stage. It's okay Loki.
@@jackathy "Father?" "Oh Shit!" (following that scene)
I feel like that’s the best kind of actor. One who just shows up randomly, but never feels out of place
I knew I recognized him from somewhere
@@dannypreklas I like it when big time actors appear everywhere, it's a nice change.
I was in a "treatment center" called North Star just like the one in this video where they look for any reason to deem you "unstable" to take your insurance money. which was 90,000 for a month of me staying there. Its actually disturbing how similar my experiences were with this movie, down to how my father was tricked to sign a form for me to be admitted. Brings back bad memories..
That's because the same thing has happened to millions of people and a lot of them are children. Most of them probably kill themselves at some point.
do they actually hold you against your will?
@@nathanelliott6770 Of course. It's basically jail only nobody knows it's happening.
You cant beat K Do they keep you there forever?
@@nathanelliott6770 As long as you have good insurance they will keep you.
The stalker didn't scare me, the fine print did. How much power one paper can give businesses is terrifying
Yea its dogshit.
Same
Well she kind of doomed herself by punching the nurse in the face. That was a dead giveaway she was actually having psychotic breakdowns, although it’s understandable to be mentally unfit for society after being stalked.
Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you...
Nice
hmmm???
gotta find a way, a better way
It's very rare that that turns out to be true.
That's what I have been telling people for years !!! 😕🙄😊
Literally I've been binging your videos for a week or two now since I've stumbled across you and I'm hooked. I'm actually annoyed that I didn't find out about you sooner!
*“Benging”*
acE Beatbox Lol thanks
Space Duck same here! I've been binge watching all his videos!
Why? The cache of videos is longer the longer it takes you to find it.
Space Duck broo samee
The Gift of Fear is a real book about self protection. In a nutshell it preaches to keep chill. Being on the defensive all the time lead to you being unable to read the situation correctly. Which will lead to you being expose to even more danger. It's an actually pretty good book. It's full of creepy real life weirdos and creeps. It's a good read to horror movie fans.
Alejandra Garcia I have to read it now. Thanks for the summary.
Was about to comment with this! Great book!
Alejandra Garcia
Really? That's amazing.
What's the plot? Sorry for being lazy af
Kpopster Jean I'm not sure since I've never read the book but I don't think there's a definitive fiction plot. I think it's like a guidebook but written in a really gripping way
How did David anticipate that Sawyer would end up at this particular hospital? Was that part of his master plan? Did he manipulate her environment enough to make her go there?
Lamar Scrotum Given a certain town or area, say a decently sized town or city, there are generally a limited amount of 24/7 permi-stay facilities available to patients so it’s likely it wouldn’t have been a huge leap to assume which hospital Sawyer was in. Asking a few people here and there and you can generally get your confirmation quick on new patients, staff, etc.
Jay Moon damn u know ur stuff, wonder how?
My best guess, though I havent seen the movie so I could be wrong, he stole the identity and killed George after she got admitted, and probably knew she would be heading there by checking her internet search history during his stalking.
Lamar Scrotum well not many towns and cities have mental hospitals. Like where I live, the closest one is about an hour away for adults and 2-3 for minors. If he tracked her down from there and watched her movements this closely he could do it. This isnt something that far off, the only parts of this movie I find hard to believe is him having the fake ID on hand and ready with the staff ok. Some mental hospitals are still like this, but luckily we are starting to have more people who really care about the paitents.
They said they found the body of the guy he killed to get his identity and hospital pass.
Damn. This is a nightmare.
I'm so anxious about mental facilities. I was once in one for some days because of my previous depression. This is striking close to home.
Jeez, those places are sad! Like, everything about them is terrible.
The only thing really stopping me from my impulses is the idea of going back to a hospital for it, and worse, having to talk about it
This video brought back some bad memories...
I wish I could make a good mental facility that could actually help people.
I bet u still depressed
One thing I have learned from horror and thrillers, don't stop stabbing.
Obliviouz Alice ikr? Why didn't she continue to kick his ass with the other patient. Then she would never have gotten her neck snapped smh
kill your stalker that has been traumatizing you for years and see how easy it is 😂
but in all seriousness, you can't view the situation as someone watching a movie. You have to put yourself in their shoes... her main goal was to get out of there as fast a possible, no point in staying and giving him a chance to fight back
No it still makes sense to keep stabbing. I wouldn't be able to tear myself away without a confirmed kill
it's situational, panic and fear make you irrational, you can't say it doesn't until you've been put in that situation for real. Most people that go through this say things like "I didn't think" "I wasn't thinking" "I felt like I wasn't in control" and that's true, you literally lose control, your natural survival instincts kicking in, which aren't exactly easy to override when in a position are pure life and death.
Amen
The scary thing is that this happens to hundreds of people every year (minus the stalker)
What? Sane people being forcibly admitted to psych wards?
@@alfonzog6327 yeah ! Seriously! There are stories of nurses and mental hospitals detaining people who have legitimately recovered, it's sad and terrifying.
@@thatstrangebuggirl4150 Holy hell, I hope you're okay
More like thousands or millions.
ThatStrangeBugGirl may i ask where you live? Bc something like that would be almost impossible in the country i live in. I go to therapy myself.
I was forced to stay in a hospital like she was. They want you to stay in as long as insurance or someone else pays. They isolate people, keeping them from family and friends. They'll sedate you. They make you sleep in the same room as violent patients. They keep the lights on 24/7 for "safety" but it actually simulates sleep deprivation. The "doctor" that I saw there put me strait on Zoloft, which hit me within hours of taking it and fucked up my head. He said if I refused to take it they'd keep me there longer. I suffered with years of anxiety and being unable to leave the house without some way of getting back on my own accord because of my forced stay. I thought I would only be there for a night, as I went there by my own will, but they kept me much longer. A few years later when I was actually in crisis I refused to talk to any kind of therapist because I knew I'd be sent back.
Thats awful, Ive known a couple people with similar experiences but I cant even imagine what that must feel like. Im sorry that happened to you.
Bs
Many people think that if they go to a mental hospital that they would stay there for only a day or two. I don't get it. What would even be the point of going there in the first place?
Where's the Freedom? For psychiatric help or a safe post-trauma environment.
Same thing happens to a lot of people. It's happened to me and one of my sisters.
Shooting a professional movie like that from an iphone? Now that is one *UNSANE* challenge!
I will make my way out...
Fufufu the budget was small and it was this guys first movie (i think) so ig they tried to cut corners where they could. Personally not my favorite but what can ya do
LOL YOU DO THAT
I like this person
Steven Soderbergh has done quite a few movies before (The ocean movies, magic mike, lucky logan etc) the iphone thing was a choice.
No stay I wanna see how many puns we could make
I actually ended up in the hospital last year for suicidal ideation & a mental breakdown due to work and personal issues. It’s a terrifying idea & hard to grasp being away from your normal life for 5-7 days (or longer if things escalate to a dangerous level & progress hasn’t improved to where the staff is confident you won’t harm yourself or others). The hospital I was at was actually genuine and caring towards all of us & wanted to assist us in recovering and went out of their way to talk with us.
Well, I was Baker Acted once. I was told it would only be for 3 days, and that three days turned into a week. So... This movie is pretty accurate.
What was that like? And why?
@Coley Durham thats gotta suck
Same only it was 8 days.
Im bakeracted every week. I love it. Its not like jail and they treat u nicely if ur nice too.
It's very scary how easy it is for a abusive person to use America's bullshit for profit health care system to have someone Baker Acted and locked up against their will, despite their not being a threat to themselves. All it takes oftentimes is for them to call the cops and lie. My abusive, bipolar mother did it to me- then the bitch wonders why I won't talk to her anymore :/
Also, you would really think that as someone who had been committed a half dozen times (for very good reason) herseld, she WOULDN'T be able to turn around and do it to someone else illegitimately, especially to the same damn place... But that's what happened. Pretty incredible. And then the Drs look at you and say "Oh yeah, I remember your mother..." While checking the box next to 'family history of mental illness'. And of course the situation would justifiably infuriate anyone, but the staff takes that as evidence of you belonging there.
Laws really need to change to prevent this.
Ending for profit health care in the US would actually go a ways to prevent it, by removing some of the incentive for this to happen. So would defunding police so cops are NOT the ppl who respond to a potential mental health emergency and decide where that person goes, if anywhere. Cops ain't trained in that shit and also usually don't give a damn about how their actions affect others
This whole thing is shot on an IPhone 7?! Dude! I'm impressed more than anything.
Also I actually went through this kinda, I was put onto new meds and was supposed to say in a hospital for 1-2 days to make sure I was ok. I was sent to a place called Long Leaf hospital in Alexandrea, LA. The doctor never sent my papers telling them only 2 days (he forgot) and they had no choice but to keep me for 7 DAYS! (The minimum stay without papers) I was in an unhelpful, depressing hospital for 7 freaking days. Never go there guys.
I know someone who had something similar happen to them in Louisiana like that! 18 days!
It’s bullshit that your doctor forgot when it was his responsibility to send papers. I would’ve been fucking angry.
Why haven't you sued for malpractice? Dude you'd be a millionaire right now.lol especially if you brought this movie as evidence of what could've happened to you because of his incompetence. Let alone the fact the actually took 7 DAYS of your LIFE away! I hope the statute of limitations hadn't expired since this happened to you. You better get a lawyer ASAP doesn't matter the cost cause I've seen cases like this get as much as 15 mil so receiving a million isn't at all farfetched. Do yourself a favor and get vindicated for the crap you went through, don't just vent about it on friggin TH-cam.Lmbo xD
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Alice Trans Queen I've been in the mental facility 5 times and the longest I've ever stayed was 2 weeks and a half. Sometimes it was dreadful and I wanted to get out so bad, but couldn't. The food was sometimes good tho.
When I see that "ending explained" logo, *you know what time it is*
ADVENTURE TIME!!!!!!
Megalone123 hell yeah
Peanut butter jelly time?
Gosh guys it's Party Time
Megalone123 I T ’ S S W E E P I N G T I M E
As someone who has been in a mental ward 3 times, I can safely say this movie is a VERY accurate representation of what goes on in one. Plastered on the walls are uplifting quotes from the Bible or greeting cards etc., when what needs to be plastered on the walls is "Protocol and Policy Come Before Patient Welfare, ALWAYS!" They should also give-out pamphlets to new incoming patients that explain, "You no longer have humanity or dignity, and are now considered an animal and a number."
Questions are welcome, but don't be dicks.
Pink-Perfection I could hardly finish the movie because of how eerily accurate it was to my time in one of these facilities. If you don't maintain the perfect "happy and stable" image, then they just keep adding days. Which is kind of hard to do for anyone, let alone people dealing with issues already. I was drowning in meds, bruised up on my arms from having my blood drawn again and again from the exact same holes, wearing paper clothes with no underwear for days. I made the mistake of crying in the toilet because the meds they gave me caused horrible headaches. They just added days.
I don't know how it works in your state, but here in NC, they can only keep you 6 days without a court order. And you can even invoke your right to a 3 day stay (we talked to a lawyer) if you truly feel you're not getting better or getting helped, or even if you *are* better. On my seventh day, I told the doctor that I knew it was illegal for them to keep me past 6 days without court order. Then he changed his tune and told me how to get out: fill-out a home-management plan booklet I had gotten 3 days prior and had no word on since. No emphasis that I needed to get it done to leave, nothing.
Also, I didn't eat for 6.5 days because the food made me so sick, no matter what I ate! I finally begged for *something* and the nurse said, "I'll get you some fruit." Breakfast came, no fruit, "Oh we have to pass that order through the doctor." Ummmm... I HAVEN'T EATEN IN OVER 6 DAYS!!! Now fucking fruit is "prescription-level" contraband?!!? Then they said which meds I was off and on, like I take Zofran for extreme nausea, and they tried to take me off of it. I just looked at this cunt nurse and for every med "they" wanted me off of, I just replied: "Yeah, that's not happening." She looked stunned, like I had just broken her brain! People don't deny doctor's orders when they know they're bad for them, and I did! Fuck those doctors, I saw them 3 times in 6 days and they know what's best for ME?! Fuck that noise!!!
Pink-Perfection that sounds miserable. I've heard not every facility is like this, but the fact that anybody has had such a unprofessional experience like this is truly terrifying. Sounds like they make their patients WORSE not better smh
Pink-Perfection I've been in the mental facility 5 times for my schizophrenia and stuff. The longest I ever stayed in one was 2 weeks and a half. It was dreadful and I wanted to get out so bad, but they wouldn't let me. I had to do my time. They make u seem like ur crazy, even tho ur not. They give u pills that will mess u up and I had bad side effects from it. I'm glad for the experience tho and meeting alot of colorful crazy people and sometimes the food was good. I get SSI money each month now from the government. So anybody who has been in a mental facility has the right to apply for it. I'm glad I did. Also this movie was great..I related to it since I know what it's like being in a mental hospital. I loved this movie.
All I learned from my friends is to A) nod and smile, B) keep your head down C) Always be vigilant to not get assaulted
"YOU ON YO OWN BITCH" Iove this😂😂😂 thanks for explaining I was so confused at the ending
When she closes the door on violet = *95% of the audience hated that*
what about the ending scene chewing with her mouth open while she fires someone
watching this movie through an iPhone 7 lens definitely made me feel like a stalker
This movie caused so much anxiety in me that I could not finish. I quit and came to you
I took a Xanax. I took a chance on this movie but I couldn't handle it.
WoW, only a movie.
Matt Damon is now truly the Cameo King
Jesus Christ. That's Jason Bourne.
Ninja Knight I don’t know. Ben Stein has had the title of Cameo King since the 80’s.
Jacob Angeles I read your comment in that character voice. LMAO! 😂👍🏻
Worst fear, being imprisoned in a mental facility without being able to leave as you are deemed insane and crazy by a bunch of 'professionals' that give a rats shit about you.
Been through it, made my life worse
As someone who's been voluntarily and involuntarily admitted to facilities like this, as a child, and adult, I can tell you this movie plays off that fear we all get after signing those forms, and having second thoughts, but knowing that you've basically signed your fate, in my case about a year ago I had a depressive episode, and was admitted to get my meds sorted for 2 weeks, nothing like being driven to this place at 3 in the morning, having a relative help you read through the forms in a sleepy haze, and then spending the next 2 weeks with the only news of the outside world being phonecalls and whatever appears in the tv that only the staff has the remote to.
When you have an iPhone 7 plus and are ready to film a move
*move*
Movie
Wanna see a move?
🕺
@@thatone5529 lmao
*move*
Never trip when your running from someone
kinda hard when you're running in the woods
Jomb Jong Liribop lol 😂
Tit slayer They should always carry a Flashlight or something so they know where they're stepping into.
Thanks i never knew that, smartass
That Guy With Some Subs how come you got so many subs tho?
The word UNsane still bothers me to be honest....
Jammy Jamster same
Yah I kept saying that word in my head over and over trying to recall if it's a real word or not... "unsane..UNsane....unSANE..un..sane?..like un for not and sane so not sane? That seems logical"
UN-sure that you are in-SANE
UNSANE
idk it sounds more unique though
should have been, "outsane", like get out, or like outlast, a horror game which takes place in a mental asylum.
SAMMMEEE!!! Unsane, insane... AAAHHH!!!
I've been in one of these. This is one of the most realistic descriptions of how you are treated.
This reminds me of being in rehab, they would recommend a short amount of time and when that time is almost up all of a sudden they recommend an extension. That would happen for every single person not signed up for the max time already. I’d see people coming up to their 30 days and be all happy they are about to leave and I’d tell them they weren’t going anywhere If their insurance or parents had the means to pay more and almost every time they would be there another 30-60 days. A lot of people didn’t even need to be there. They would come in because their parents got scared that they drove drunk once and they would do anything they could to convince the patient they were a addict if that didn’t work they were convincing the parents that the patient was all sorts of fucked up and needed to stay longer. Once they found out the person couldn’t pay and the insurance wouldn’t pay they were ok to leave. They would give the same treatment plan to every single person no matter what was wrong with them and say it was a personalized treatment plan. They were trying to brainwash people to believe they were addicts when a lot of them weren’t. They would say you had to give a 48 hour notice before leaving so they could break the parents down for two days to get the kid to stay there and get the money but you only had to give. A 2 hour notice we had a lawyer that went there and I learned about a lot of lies they told people. One 18 year old kid was there because he smoked weed and they tried to pull the 48 hour notice thing and I told his mom you only had to wait 2 hours I watched them frantically running around trying to come up with a plan to get him to stay. All mental health places are fucked up businesses that prey on people for money, if you’re lucky you’ll have a counselor that actually gives a fuck and will care if you get better. Luckily for me I was actually all fucked up and needed the time there but that’s also made me able to see who wasn’t fucked up and didn’t need to be there.
Well that’s just a new kind of fucked up
17 minutes sums up to always read the fine print
I cant get over the iphone 7 thing.. it just makes it look like a cheap highschool project, even though the film itself looks god. I get the quirky thing they were going for but idk if the camera was the best thing to switch up
Look up 'diagetic'.
eh, I got used to it fairly quickly, but then again I have pretty low standards lol
I kinda liked it, it gave it an unfinished, "kind of insane" look. I think it was meant to show her view, even though it isn't first person.
I'm not a film major or anything but it didn't bother me even knowing it was filmed on an iPhone 7.
Also my friend who I watched it with definitely didn't notice. It's not a big deal for most people
I didn't know until now but it had a low budget look about it that most films of its kind do these days. Not slagging it off but you can obviously tell a budget even when they are trying to look low budget.
So a hell of a tale about PTSD
My rapist stalked me for 3 years and I still see him sometimes. PTSD does that to a person.
My heart goes out to you. Karma is a bitch and she's coming after that asshole.
*who needs to watch the movie when I can just watch Found Flix on TH-cam? I love your explanations! thank you so much!*
notafeminist lady you’re lucky, I watched it the night before this came out and it was terrible, completely wasted the premise in favor of a cool villain
Casp Purrr I love found flix! watch his videos. they are all great
Watching found flix is like watching the whole movie if you dont have time to.
I recently watched a thriller movie with my mother called ATM. We were both very confused about the ending and I was wondering if you could do an ending explained video on the movie to clear things up.
MikaNico Was it the movie with Josh from Drake and Josh in it? Basically the cop city worker guy got away scott free.
MikaNico I saw that movie and the point is that the man in the parka just wants to frame the main guy for killing his friends. Parka guy stayed very far from the atm because the security cameras wouldn’t catch him from that far
This movie is like a bad appointment at the VA lol
The book Gift of Fear is actually really good, for people to learn the little hints from strangers that can end violently or not.
This literally happened to me when I was admitted to a mental facility. They kept pushing medication on me (even when I begged them not to since one of the pills were the kind I tried to OD on) and each of us girls got pulled aside to be given the breakdown of what we owe for being there. I felt so trapped, we never went outside...I think it did more harm in the end because I stopped eating and felt so alone there.
And then the twist ending... The movie was in all actuality... *wait for it!* RECORDED WITH AN ANDROID DEVICE INSTEAD OF AN IPHONE! *gasp*
DUN! DUN! DUN!
Explains why it was it was still good
Kevin Daskal lol
Kevin Daskal it would’ve been pixelated
It would look like a 1900’s arcade game if it was.
are you serious??
The walls are for privacy and muffling noise, though. Open office spaces suck 😊
Open offices are hard to get right and having walls is nice as you can decorate and have some privacy and reduce distractions
I am glad i didn't watch this movie cuz i would have been really pissed off all throughout lol
Tania Why?
Kung Führer the iPhone camera
Kung Führer+ you forgot the plus sign
She makes many dumb choices in the movie
Oh me too!
just finished this! i thought the filming quality/style really helped the setting of the movie, like it's a dingy, poorly run, corrupt psych hospital with no hope or light to cling to. i felt so uncomfortable the whole time, never feeling like i could relax like even with moments with nate or the mom. for me it was a really well constructed, genuine feeling situation and place👏👏👏
Nice shirt! Cowboy Bebop is and will always be one of my favorite anime.
Yaaasss
I think im gonna have to kick your butt
FoundFlix can you do a ending explained on why my wife left me?
Conclusion: smol pp
Thats probly too easy
Seeing you asking a youtuber of the reason your wife left you showed me exactly why she left . . . Smh
Inspectah DeeeOhOh this was exactly what I was going to say.
Didn't show her enough doggo pictures
Can you break down the rec trilogy please new subscriber here and I always like how you explain every thing 😁
carlkevin froa I loved rec!
For those experiencing the powerlessness of having a stalker, this film is super validating. Also, the book, although not fun, is amazing and really helpful in situations like this. When I saw Matt Damon slide it across the table, my jaw dropped! I highly recommend it! The Gift of Fear is a fascinating and insightful read.
This is the reason why people keep suicidal thoughts secret and aren't honest with their therapists
You can always change your therapist though? I have.
Also, you can get therapy for free through Medical.
@@E-99x your point? I wasn't talking about changing therapists or affording them.
lol when you said Matt Damon I was mad confused
Please an Ending Explained on the Netflix original movie "Clinical" I was left with some questions at the end
One of the best channels on TH-cam buddy. Love this stuff.
I was in a mental facility like this. It didnt have the stalker in it or anything but the company did suck money out of insurance companies and try to keep us there for as long as possible. I was there for an eating disorder but they didnt care at all when I went to the bathroom after I ate. It was all for the money. A couple months later the place was shut down for child abuse because apparently kids were coming home with bruises.
Moral of the story: always read those user agreements!
Its unsane that Croatia beat Argentina 3-0.
Jose Amieva facts
Don't cry for goals, Argentina
The truth is, you don't deserve them
All through the group phase, your poor performance
Messi never scores
See you next time.
OOF
yes because people care about soccer
I'm sure their ability to dive and tackle others helped them so much lol.
I remember the director saying something about how most people wouldn't even notice this movie was filmed on an iPhone, but it's so obvious to me. It just doesn't look good.
Hayley Weasley i thought it was done on purpose for an unsettling effect
I didnt
XclusiveChiq you think a director will use a shitty camera
Hayley Weasley Ik there was just something so off to me about it, and then when they said it was an iPhone it made sense
The whole iphone thing, i really liked it. It gave a disturbing aspect to the film. For example, when people faced to the camera their head was bigger and it gave an ominous presence to the audience.
Claire Foy is such a great actress.
I remember looking at this in psychology, not this movie, but the fact that once you're admitted to places like this, even sane behaviour will just be marked down as insane behaviour.
Even if you say stuff like I'm not insane I don't need to be here, they've heard that many many times before.
This happened to me not as crazy but I jokingly said yeah I want to die when I got stiches and got sent to a place in handcuffs and was stuck there for an undetermined amount of time until I called my insurance and told them what was going on they let me go home like 15 min after that so if this ever happens call your insurance
songtress09 may I ask out of curiousity where did you say this? If it was with a theripist or MR they have to do things like this joke or not. Not that you did anything of the sort just curious.
Iphone 7, the new 480p resolution video.
I was hoping that you would make a video about this movie!
This movie review brought back terrible memories as this has happened to me before. Last year, I overdosed on my antidepressants. Once I recovered at the hospital I was staying in I was sent to one of these places without my knowledge. I was told I was being transported to another hospital where I could properly be treated. I thought nothing of it at the time because I felt the doctor knew best. Once I had arrived I began to feel uncomfortable as the doors behind me were being automatically locked. I signed some paperwork (without reading it, yes very stupid I know.) Again, thinking nothing of it. I ended up being there for a week. The nurses at the behavioral center don't give a fuck about you. You are forced to take your medicine or you risk staying in there longer. They feed you dog shit. They make you stare at a TV for entertainment, the therapist was never available, the people there sucked although I did make some friends in the end. I'm afraid of going back to a hospital again for help with my mental health. Next time I'll just drop dead instead.
The thing that freaks me the out about this is that there are plenty examples of mental hospitals throughout the United States doing shit like this where they Warehouse people just to Bill their insurance and keep them on heavy doses of medication that makes it impossible for them to recover.
This is extremely accurate to “mental health” facilities or hospitals
This movie makes be a little uncomfortable because I went to a behavioral facility before so idk how what to think of it.
honestly the pill scene was too real. i was in a behavioral hospital when i was a teen and they didn't really talk to us and put us all on the strongest anti psychotic they could. so it was a bunch of 5-16 year olds walking around aimlessly, struggling to stay awake and listening to whatever the hell they were talking about in group therapy. i made it feel like i was there a lot longer than a week.
The way you summarized this movie was so detailed, yet not super long and dragging on. Great job. I heard about this movie before, never watched it, yet I feel like I did in just 16 minutes lol.
Why am I so obsessed with your videos. I haven’t even watched half of these movies
Threw. A. BLOODY. TAMPON!?!?
💉💉💉💉
“Tripping balls” is my new favorite saying
What I’ve learned from the comment section:
Some facilities are 100% like this, while others are the exact opposite. I hope as many people as possible get the help they need, and don’t wind up in the shithole places. 😟
I worked in a mental health facility. It's no win situation. We were underfunded. We couldn't afford to pay for high quality, caring staff. I wish I could say we did the best we could, but with staff who really had no empathy for the patients, our patients deserved better. I lasted 3 months.
I've had suicidal thoughts for many years, and talking about them with my doctor has opened up options like counselling and outpatient therapy programs, not involuntary holding. The people who I've met working in these programs are some of the kindest individuals I've met- they care about the people that they work with, and want what's best for them- not to make them more sick for their own gain (there are enough people that need help, that the idea that they need to spend resources making a healthy person appear sick is absurd. I was on a waiting list for a therapy program for a year)
It's hard enough for people to admit to needing help, let alone seeking it out even when the situation gets dire... the programs that are out there don't need this kind of demonization.
I know right?! One of these hospitals is the only reason I am still alive and I’m just seeing everyone say that they are aweful! I think that really it’s like most treatment, if you go in wanted to get help and actively involved in your health it’s amazing and very helpful, whereas if you go in feeling like there is nothing wrong and not wanting to be a part of it then obviously it’s not going to do anything.
Totally agree. I was in the hospital last year for attempting suicide & the staff at the hospital was kind, professional and truly want to help. It’s a crushing reality & frightening, but some of the other patients befriended me immediately and a couple of us became good friends even during post-hospitalization
It's great that your experience was nothing like this, but if u read other comments here including some of the ones with the most upvotes then u would know that u have been lucky, and many ppl HAVE been unjustly and unnecessarily committed against their will, whether initially by police or tricked/ pressured by family, or lots of other reasons, including in my case where an abusive family member lied to police about the state of my mental health just to hurt me, and the place I ended up in WAS a nightmare.
@@darkcrystalmagik3369 That doesn't mean that demonizing places like it is a good thing though. It's more telling that most people who have had bad experiences are from America because the healthcare system is geared so heavily to constant money making.
@@remoove7231so if you can admit places like the one shown in the movie exists then why claim it's demonizing them all and not just the one's that do these things?
The Gift of Fear is a great book; it's not about paranoia, but healthy respect for life threatening situations.
Kinda sad that this movie paints behavioral clinics like this. I was just discharged from a behavioral health clinic 5 days ago, and I feel so much better. I got the help that I needed, plus, I learned healthy coping skills, and the people I met in there were amazing. It's kinda funny when someone asks "Why are you in here?" and you respond (most of us were suicidal) and you answer, and immediately, someone else perks up and says, "Me too!". The connections I made in there made me feel that it was okay to have these feelings and it was okay to get help. I'll never forget the week I spent there.
i'm glad to hear you're feeling better
How do they paint behavioral clinic like this? We literally only saw one behavioral clinic, and it was shown several times throughout the movie that what they did was wrong and they even got arrested and shut down. If you watch this movie and say to yourself "Man behavioral clinics seems horrible", then you probably shouldn't be watching movies in the first place due to being too impressionable of a person.
Besides that. I'm glad that you had a pleasant time and got the help you needed.
I'm assuming your good experience was not the result of confiding in someone for the fist time in your life and then they betray your trust by lying and manipulating you into care they forcefully detain you in with other violent and predatory women/ men with no bed separation.
AMFG Videos Sounds like a very specific scenario. You okay there?
And yes, not all clinics are heaven on earth. I don't think anyone here claimed that.
Lambi+ Did you wach the movie? Did you at the very least watch the review? This is a discussion based a movie called "Unsane" and the plot is the very specific scenario I just summed up. So I don't understand your question to me or your logic.
The OC here is saying they had a great time in a unit like this. But no way could come out healthier you if you experienced half the things the main character goes through. The movie is unrealistic in so many ways so trying to compare a realistic good experience to a psychological thriller thats been dramatized for cinema is a rather silly thing to do
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I don't regret watching this before the actual movie. You explain it so well! I'm gosh darn glad I saw this first.
Holy hell this movie is terrifying
The Gift of Fear is seriously a good book though, as someone who has had to deal with a couple of stalkers.
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I've been suffering from depression, anxiety and anorexia for a god-awful amount of years, to the point where I can't remember what it's like to feel genuine, unfiltered happiness, but I'm scared of going to a therapist due to fear that they'll admit me into a hospital because of my suicidal thoughts
If they do, hospital stays are not this horrid bleak world that movies like to show. I stayed in a clinic for a very long while and it improved my wellbeing considerably.
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This combines two disturbing fears that could happen in real life. Getting screwed by the system and forcefully incarcerated for financial gain like in the movie "I Care a Lot" and being continuously stalked by a mentally unstable psycho.
This move is a literal nightmare getting stalked and having the feeling for the rest of your entire life
I liked the movie a lot. I saw it in theaters. I'm excited to watch it again.
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I loved this movie. It deserves more attention
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Unsane had nice cinematography and was scary objectively, but I personally hated the movie because of how terribly it portrayed mental wards. Ranging from small things I noticed comparing to a time I was in one (i.e. the clock wouldn’t have been allowed, each patient has their own bedroom with sometimes having a roommate, freely having the bathroom stalls), it just annoyed me how half-assed their sort of reasoning was. It felt like they chose a mental ward because there’s the disconnect of having only insane people in there, and also the concept of it could’ve grown more if the entire thing was in her head, although each direction they could’ve taken can be described as overused and cliche. If I had watched this before going to a mental ward, I would’ve refused to cooperate because of how they portray that instead of people getting help, these people are all just maniacs and that’s mainly their one dimension as characters besides the journalist and the main protagonist. I can’t speak for all mental wards, so maybe there are some with worst experiences and if somebody has been in one I’d want them to say so to counteract this, but with people who just acted aggressively (and never hurt anyone, even though she did four or five times before solitary confinement), they stayed in their room doing written assignments and came out for beginning therapy check ins, to eat (not snack time but breakfast/lunch/dinner), and for medications. The entire thing about how they show mental wards weighs down and ruins the film for me, because it scares me more to think that this could deter somebody with issues to seek help
um ive actually been in a ward like that lemme tell you they protrayed it VERY accurately down to the staff being rude and even some of the patients
aside from the roomates and sharp objects
I've also spent time in a MHH... Never would you have mixed gender sleeping areas... usually it's 2 to a room (open ward) and 1 or 2 to a room (locked ward.) Bathrooms are kept locked... a staff member has to unlock it for you, and wait outside for you to finish (even the ones in sleeping rooms) as a safety measure against suicide attempts. NEVER would 2 patents be outside (even in a courtyard) unsupervised. Dry out programs are usually a 30 day minimum... and attacking another does increase your stay to 7+ days. Minimum voluntary stays vary by state... I'm in a 24 hour state bordering one with a 72 hour min stay... and that's determined by your residence, not what state the facility is in.... if anything, my experience in real life made the story creepier and also made it scarier for my friend watching it with me... who afterward was concerned that what was shown was reality. We talked a lot afterwards about the differences.
After I watch movies, I always come here to see if he has done a vid about one of the movies I have watched
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