I think she willed herself back to him. Unconsciously. At the cocktail thingy in the beginning while she was walking towards Slater she walked with such conviction she didn’t even know what she was gonna say or do. She ended up tripping tho. But I think she felt something intense at that moment and she didn’t know it was RAGE!
@@shelbzthinksshesagamer also, a super common trauma response in addition to fight flight and freeze is fawn. Frida was literally fawning over Slater at the start of the movie. And her falling over herself in front of Slater was very Bella Swan/Anastasia Steele coded.
Umm no she was ambitious and wanted to be seen. Thats why at the end she took the fame and power and didn’t save Sarah. And laughed about forgetting her then it switched to her holding Channing. Sorry Frida is bad Sarah is the real good person in the movie and the 2 regular girls that smoke and the dyckman Dominican girl
@@fabolousjada5070you said she didnt save sarah like sarah wasnt sitting next to her watching the house burn at the end of the movie, lmfaoooo did you even watch it
Notice that when he apologized he did that on the red chair ….he didn’t like the red chair because it reminded him of something he didn’t mean or feel …
The deaths of all Those people on the Island is not addressed. Tbey just get married and she becomes CEO... After a huge scandal he already had before?
I have been looking on youtube for answers or theories and no one can offer anything for the following 1. How did Frida escape the first time? When Slater was first exposed could it be that maybe she escaped or was released during a police raid or maybe an inside person snitched to the public on him? 2. In the final scene 2 police men seemed to arrest the therapist. Could it be that Frida is now under cover for the FBI and turning in whoever is still trying to purchase the perfume????? 3. I think the young male was a victim too hints “panda eyes”
Yes, he was a victim. I realized this when she said, "You smell nice," during the last scene at dinner, and he had no idea why the ladies were so upset.
I watched it last night and I might have to re-watch it to fully grasp what I watched. This video helps but I'd need to re-watch for myself. I'll wait til it streams somewhere.
I felt Frida n Sara planned the escape, the intention was never to kill slater bc there was no way to leave the island without him. Remember there's no hospital, no police, it's his space and without him there's no way out. The workers on the island have seeming given up trying to escape and the only hope is to drop hints like the old woman did to coordinate an escape. This makes sense as to why Sara didn't enter the room and shoot him directly, she willfully wasted bullets against the door to distract him out the room and give Frida time to do her thing. Frida also could've stabbed him with the big knife but basically hands it over to him cause that's not the plan to kill him. They kept him alive and just made him forget everything so they can go back to USA, and allowing her a chance to feed him a new narrative. I don't know why people believe Sarah was left inside? They clearly are both seen standing outside. Equally as dirty and strung out. Perhaps the plan was initially to just kill everyone and escape and then they realized nah they need him alive. Or they planned it from jump and kept him alive as done. I think the latter. But the split scenes of the girls out first and then another one of Frida and slater out allows for personal interpretation. People also seem disappointed and disgusted that she is now a new predator, but the fact she chooses to divert the therapists plans and go to Beijing suggests she plans to be distant from the abuse and the whole weird organization. Him eating meat now shows she's rewriting over who he was. But yeah def could open it up to her becoming dark and an abuser of the power too, as she's now almost his handler, making him forgetful. Ultimately this film to me is questioning is it better to face your trauma or if you permanently could forget it. To just forget it. Is forgetting a blessing or a curse?
Makes no sense cause even the guy got SAd but his butt didn’t hurt the next day? Makes no sense then the marine chases instead of shooting. Also Frida ends up as bad as the elites and joins them. Sarah is actually left inside and was never untied.
@@fabolousjada5070 you honestly sound delusional, the dude didnt get SA'd lmaooo he got punished for failing to participate in their ritual, and why would the marine shoot her???? They were just gonna brain wash them again. And jess told frida she didnt feel safe but all frida cared about was being apart of the in crowd, which is what she got in the end. I dont see the point you guys watch movies and can't comprehend shi
two things i don’t understand. the young guy has no memory of anything. why did he use the perfume? were the men s.a him? the second thing i don’t get is how did freda get off the island the first time?
They were trying to groom him into being rpist like them, he freaked out and had to be subdued ( black eye). They Sprayed him with perfume every morning to make him forget. That’s why he asked slater what did he do and he said you did nothing. She got off the island like nothing happened. They probably gave her some special doses to make her forget the whole experience.
@@MVPMMAi think he symbolizes the ones who see and do not say anything. Channing Tatum tells him "Nothing. Nothing happened to you. And you did nothing for the girls. I think there is also a place for people who don't do anything".
He SA remember the last scene at dinner when she told him he smelled nice. The perfume made him forget and at the end he told him you didn't do anything to help yourself and you didn't help them
Here from the Lionel B Show. The lady said this movie is basically her story. I haven't seen it. But these are true events in a way. Thanks for summing the movie up 💯
and we didn't know what happen with 1 year ago frida. why she can leaves the island and through her life without any wondering on it. someboday ? can explain those scene?
Like Slater said, Frida is his best friend. She was his pet in a sense. He was fascinated by how the forgetting drug worked. She not only was drugged but had a blow to the head. Slater felt powerful and thought he could get away with anything so my take is he watches her to see what happen. He was happily shocked when Frida in a strange twist saught him out and I think the possibility crossed his mind of how normal things could have been if he was not so messed up in the head. He also wants to forget but he enjoys the monster that he is even more. So he was trapped. Frida gave him a type of peace in the end even thought he was manipulated by his own invention.
She didn't escape, Slater carried her back to civilization. Chances are he was telling tabs on her the whole time after. He gets a thrill from the hunt. Slater circulates the females.
@@Michelle-bn5jyumm no slayter was being drugged by the girl. Thats why there was a picture of him with the red bag. He was a victim so was his sister. They just became the abusers as most elites are since little.
7:19 I think everything has a meaning in movie a lot of subliminals if you will. From the time they came into the house she was saying red rabbit which I think is the name of the drink the “venom”. Another way to look at it is as if you have this one person who knows what’s going on when you first come in and she tries to tell you but you don’t understand. You are so caught up that you can’t see or really care to understand. Until later. Which is when they starting understanding what was going on and why she kept saying red rabbit.
And she is the one who gave her the snake venom. And then the old lady was laughing when the house got burned down. Maybe she was glad Slater and the criminals were killed.
Look at the cover. Freemasons one eye 👁️ Zoe Kravits tried to groom Jaden smith when he was 14.. This is a sick movie that’s why they make jokes about SA
I’m still confused at the younger man. Who was he there for? And why were they drugging him? AND why did they kill him? At the end it looks like he turned on Slater for the girls.
@shelbzthinksshesagamer The young man was working at Slater's company. He was brought there because he has a sense of innocence. But underneath it he is a coward. He represents the part of Slater that was abused and did nothing to help himself or his sister or to stop the vicious abusive cycle. That's why he was drugged because it also shows how Slater would have loved to forget about everything. This movie has loads of symbolism
My interpretation is that He was a victim too. He got drugged and beaten up when he tried to do something about three abuse. Despite what Slater said, Lucas completely powerless to stop the abuse. If he didn't end up drugged, he would've been killed. And Slater gaslit him into believing he did nothing and was complicit. That said, his arc is left deliberately ambiguous. We don't know for certain if he was given the perfume or if he chose to drug himself out of cowardice. But we do see him trying to fight back and be a voice of conscience during the attacks. Which is why I think he was beaten up and forced to forget what he saw. We also know that Slater is a manipulative liar, so we can't take his monologue about Lucas doing nothing at face value.
@@Discworld-Edge-Witch that’s true! In the flashback it looked like a man was tryna do him like the ladies. But it was Slater tryna get him to go along with the chaos. I hate that he got killed when he finally gonna have his final girl moment!
@@shelbzthinksshesagamer Yup. Which is sadly accurate when it comes to the way we treat male survivors. Think about everything coming out about Diddy. Look at how differently we talk about the women he SA'd compared to the guys. Many people calling out Diddy will make offhanded homophobic comments. It makes you wonder how many of Diddy's male victims were shamed into silence as a result.
I think she just went on with her life. 👀 Sarah helped her drag Slater from the burning house and asked if she was sure she wanted to do this (keep him around and use him to take over his money and his company). And at the end, she laughed about forgetting something because she fed him more of the substance that actually made him forget so she could continue controlling him.
Firstly, why would a billionaire who's privy to top tier advisors/researchers not make a conscious effort to rid the place of snakes (snake venom) to prevent anyone from remembering what they endured there... plot logic destroyed. There are so many things wrong with this movie
My take is Slater didn't like things that are too easy. He liked the thrill. Plus he likes to kill people. He could have easily did what you said, but when or if a person who was drugged got bit he ultimately would still be in control and would determine whether to kill or keep the person alive based on what he deemed fit. He got excited to see what a person's true character is like when faced with a crisis. He sees himself as the victim, villain and coward in one. I think that's why deep down he liked Frida because she always fought back when shut hit the fan.
I don’t believe slaughter knew that the snake venom was what was reversing the perfume. When the girls started dancing on the tables you could see in his face that he knew something wasn’t right but couldn’t figure out what it was.
@@kayisit9744 when Frida had her flash back about what happened to Jess, Slater said he has to kill her because she got bit and remembers everything. So he knew about the snakes. He liked the thrill.
@@kayisit9744 its just uncanny that a billionare is not utterly thorough on everything that could compromise an operation with such dangerously convicting risks
@@Michelle-bn5jy I did notice upon watching for the second time the scene your referring to, but now it leaves me with the question of why would he kill Jess for remembering instead of making her forget again just like he did Freda? All because that was the supposed only victim that returned twice and Freda was slaughters "best friend"?
I think she willed herself back to him. Unconsciously. At the cocktail thingy in the beginning while she was walking towards Slater she walked with such conviction she didn’t even know what she was gonna say or do. She ended up tripping tho. But I think she felt something intense at that moment and she didn’t know it was RAGE!
@@shelbzthinksshesagamer also, a super common trauma response in addition to fight flight and freeze is fawn. Frida was literally fawning over Slater at the start of the movie.
And her falling over herself in front of Slater was very Bella Swan/Anastasia Steele coded.
He was obsessed as well, stalking, and went back for her.
Umm no she was ambitious and wanted to be seen. Thats why at the end she took the fame and power and didn’t save Sarah. And laughed about forgetting her then it switched to her holding Channing. Sorry Frida is bad Sarah is the real good person in the movie and the 2 regular girls that smoke and the dyckman Dominican girl
@@fabolousjada5070you said she didnt save sarah like sarah wasnt sitting next to her watching the house burn at the end of the movie, lmfaoooo did you even watch it
@@fabolousjada5070 What are you on? They got out together and spoke in one of final scenes about Slater’s fate.
Notice that when he apologized he did that on the red chair ….he didn’t like the red chair because it reminded him of something he didn’t mean or feel …
Chile I thought the house keeper kept yelling Red Robin. Yumm😂😂
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Wrong animal or animnail 😅
Or maybe you were hungry
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I thought she was saying Red Robin too , I only heard red rabbit after a second watch
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The deaths of all Those people on the Island is not addressed. Tbey just get married and she becomes CEO... After a huge scandal he already had before?
@samukelolanga7113 With such wealth at her disposal she can do just about anything.
@@Michelle-bn5jyAgreed. We see that played out in real life with The Power That Be👀
Didn't he have a ring on throughout the film? Maybe they were married the whole time and didn't remember
@@rahbeeuh that's why he tells her "you are my best friend"
Sean Combs had weird deaths that happened all around him….
I have been looking on youtube for answers or theories and no one can offer anything for the following
1. How did Frida escape the first time? When Slater was first exposed could it be that maybe she escaped or was released during a police raid or maybe an inside person snitched to the public on him?
2. In the final scene 2 police men seemed to arrest the therapist. Could it be that Frida is now under cover for the FBI and turning in whoever is still trying to purchase the perfume?????
3. I think the young male was a victim too hints “panda eyes”
Yes, he was a victim. I realized this when she said, "You smell nice," during the last scene at dinner, and he had no idea why the ladies were so upset.
@@jadeallen1289 I thought he was SA'd too. From the bat he doesn't fit in with the other guys... I think he was brought to be molested as well
They didnt even slightly resemble police
@@SpaceghostJI think it was security, not police
@@quteepye turn on your mason lamps and reread my comment
I watched this movie last night, I'm still shocked.
I watched it last night and I might have to re-watch it to fully grasp what I watched. This video helps but I'd need to re-watch for myself. I'll wait til it streams somewhere.
Same
This is exactly why I came to TH-cam bc I was confused at the end when he forgot, thank you!!!
Slater was asking Frida questions throughout the movie to see if she remembered anything from the time she was on the island before.
I felt Frida n Sara planned the escape, the intention was never to kill slater bc there was no way to leave the island without him. Remember there's no hospital, no police, it's his space and without him there's no way out. The workers on the island have seeming given up trying to escape and the only hope is to drop hints like the old woman did to coordinate an escape. This makes sense as to why Sara didn't enter the room and shoot him directly, she willfully wasted bullets against the door to distract him out the room and give Frida time to do her thing. Frida also could've stabbed him with the big knife but basically hands it over to him cause that's not the plan to kill him. They kept him alive and just made him forget everything so they can go back to USA, and allowing her a chance to feed him a new narrative. I don't know why people believe Sarah was left inside? They clearly are both seen standing outside. Equally as dirty and strung out. Perhaps the plan was initially to just kill everyone and escape and then they realized nah they need him alive. Or they planned it from jump and kept him alive as done. I think the latter. But the split scenes of the girls out first and then another one of Frida and slater out allows for personal interpretation. People also seem disappointed and disgusted that she is now a new predator, but the fact she chooses to divert the therapists plans and go to Beijing suggests she plans to be distant from the abuse and the whole weird organization. Him eating meat now shows she's rewriting over who he was. But yeah def could open it up to her becoming dark and an abuser of the power too, as she's now almost his handler, making him forgetful. Ultimately this film to me is questioning is it better to face your trauma or if you permanently could forget it. To just forget it. Is forgetting a blessing or a curse?
So they got SA'd at night then sprayed them with the perfume so they could forget by the morning?
@@drekingleo yes
Makes no sense cause even the guy got SAd but his butt didn’t hurt the next day? Makes no sense then the marine chases instead of shooting. Also Frida ends up as bad as the elites and joins them. Sarah is actually left inside and was never untied.
@@fabolousjada5070we can see her on the outside when the building is burning ? Or was it imagined by Frida ?
@@fabolousjada5070 you honestly sound delusional, the dude didnt get SA'd lmaooo he got punished for failing to participate in their ritual, and why would the marine shoot her???? They were just gonna brain wash them again. And jess told frida she didnt feel safe but all frida cared about was being apart of the in crowd, which is what she got in the end. I dont see the point you guys watch movies and can't comprehend shi
@@SpaceghostJyes I understood everything like you did … good movie
two things i don’t understand. the young guy has no memory of anything. why did he use the perfume? were the men s.a him? the second thing i don’t get is how did freda get off the island the first time?
They were trying to groom him into being rpist like them, he freaked out and had to be subdued ( black eye).
They Sprayed him with perfume every morning to make him forget. That’s why he asked slater what did he do and he said you did nothing.
She got off the island like nothing happened. They probably gave her some special doses to make her forget the whole experience.
@@MVPMMAi think he symbolizes the ones who see and do not say anything. Channing Tatum tells him "Nothing. Nothing happened to you. And you did nothing for the girls. I think there is also a place for people who don't do anything".
He took them back home.
He SA remember the last scene at dinner when she told him he smelled nice. The perfume made him forget and at the end he told him you didn't do anything to help yourself and you didn't help them
@@jadeallen1289 how tf does that mean he got SA 🤣🤣🤣
Here from the Lionel B Show. The lady said this movie is basically her story. I haven't seen it. But these are true events in a way. Thanks for summing the movie up 💯
and we didn't know what happen with 1 year ago frida. why she can leaves the island and through her life without any wondering on it. someboday ? can explain those scene?
Like Slater said, Frida is his best friend. She was his pet in a sense. He was fascinated by how the forgetting drug worked. She not only was drugged but had a blow to the head. Slater felt powerful and thought he could get away with anything so my take is he watches her to see what happen. He was happily shocked when Frida in a strange twist saught him out and I think the possibility crossed his mind of how normal things could have been if he was not so messed up in the head. He also wants to forget but he enjoys the monster that he is even more. So he was trapped. Frida gave him a type of peace in the end even thought he was manipulated by his own invention.
@@Michelle-bn5jyI agree every time Frida would stop “laughing” or get lost in a thought, he would be there looking at her and like studying her.
I think she caused so much chaos.. biting a finger off and was a fighter.. he loved having control over her
I was just wondering how long they were gone both times! And how she explained that missing time away!
Very good breakdown ❤❤
Also I wonder how she escaped the first time 🤔
She didn't escape, Slater carried her back to civilization. Chances are he was telling tabs on her the whole time after. He gets a thrill from the hunt. Slater circulates the females.
@@Michelle-bn5jy oo that makes sense.
@@Michelle-bn5jyumm no slayter was being drugged by the girl. Thats why there was a picture of him with the red bag. He was a victim so was his sister. They just became the abusers as most elites are since little.
So was the 2 male groundskeeper and the Snake lady the ones that clean up the girls bodies and put them back into their rooms before sunrise?
Probably
7:19 I think everything has a meaning in movie a lot of subliminals if you will.
From the time they came into the house she was saying red rabbit which I think is the name of the drink the “venom”.
Another way to look at it is as if you have this one person who knows what’s going on when you first come in and she tries to tell you but you don’t understand. You are so caught up that you can’t see or really care to understand. Until later. Which is when they starting understanding what was going on and why she kept saying red rabbit.
Remember too frida had red rabbits printed on her nails the previous time she was on the island. I guess that lady recognized her.
The lady was saying red rabbit was because Freda had red rabbits on her nails
And she is the one who gave her the snake venom. And then the old lady was laughing when the house got burned down. Maybe she was glad Slater and the criminals were killed.
Why did he keep allowing her back? Was his memory erased too prior to the ending?
He wanted her back. “You’re my best friend” he told her.
Wouldn’t it have been the venom in his vape the time he tried to k*ll Sara? I’m confused.
No. It was the perfume in the vape as it causes you to forget.
Look at the cover. Freemasons one eye 👁️
Zoe Kravits tried to groom Jaden smith when he was 14..
This is a sick movie that’s why they make jokes about SA
I’m still confused at the younger man. Who was he there for? And why were they drugging him? AND why did they kill him? At the end it looks like he turned on Slater for the girls.
@shelbzthinksshesagamer The young man was working at Slater's company. He was brought there because he has a sense of innocence. But underneath it he is a coward. He represents the part of Slater that was abused and did nothing to help himself or his sister or to stop the vicious abusive cycle. That's why he was drugged because it also shows how Slater would have loved to forget about everything. This movie has loads of symbolism
@@Michelle-bn5jy THANK YOU!
My interpretation is that He was a victim too. He got drugged and beaten up when he tried to do something about three abuse. Despite what Slater said, Lucas completely powerless to stop the abuse. If he didn't end up drugged, he would've been killed.
And Slater gaslit him into believing he did nothing and was complicit.
That said, his arc is left deliberately ambiguous. We don't know for certain if he was given the perfume or if he chose to drug himself out of cowardice.
But we do see him trying to fight back and be a voice of conscience during the attacks. Which is why I think he was beaten up and forced to forget what he saw.
We also know that Slater is a manipulative liar, so we can't take his monologue about Lucas doing nothing at face value.
@@Discworld-Edge-Witch that’s true! In the flashback it looked like a man was tryna do him like the ladies. But it was Slater tryna get him to go along with the chaos. I hate that he got killed when he finally gonna have his final girl moment!
@@shelbzthinksshesagamer Yup. Which is sadly accurate when it comes to the way we treat male survivors.
Think about everything coming out about Diddy. Look at how differently we talk about the women he SA'd compared to the guys.
Many people calling out Diddy will make offhanded homophobic comments. It makes you wonder how many of Diddy's male victims were shamed into silence as a result.
Where's Sara?
I LOVE spoilers!
🍷🍾..👉🏾🎯.. eh that 🐰🐇🐰🕳️goes deep beloved oh
why you talking so low lol
What happened to Sarah?
She left her to burn that’s why at the end she laughs about forgetting something. And it cuts to Channing. Also she never untied her
I think she just went on with her life. 👀 Sarah helped her drag Slater from the burning house and asked if she was sure she wanted to do this (keep him around and use him to take over his money and his company).
And at the end, she laughed about forgetting something because she fed him more of the substance that actually made him forget so she could continue controlling him.
@@fabolousjada5070 no she didn’t lol
Firstly, why would a billionaire who's privy to top tier advisors/researchers not make a conscious effort to rid the place of snakes (snake venom) to prevent anyone from remembering what they endured there... plot logic destroyed. There are so many things wrong with this movie
My take is Slater didn't like things that are too easy. He liked the thrill. Plus he likes to kill people. He could have easily did what you said, but when or if a person who was drugged got bit he ultimately would still be in control and would determine whether to kill or keep the person alive based on what he deemed fit. He got excited to see what a person's true character is like when faced with a crisis. He sees himself as the victim, villain and coward in one. I think that's why deep down he liked Frida because she always fought back when shut hit the fan.
I don’t believe slaughter knew that the snake venom was what was reversing the perfume. When the girls started dancing on the tables you could see in his face that he knew something wasn’t right but couldn’t figure out what it was.
@@kayisit9744 when Frida had her flash back about what happened to Jess, Slater said he has to kill her because she got bit and remembers everything. So he knew about the snakes. He liked the thrill.
@@kayisit9744 its just uncanny that a billionare is not utterly thorough on everything that could compromise an operation with such dangerously convicting risks
@@Michelle-bn5jy I did notice upon watching for the second time the scene your referring to, but now it leaves me with the question of why would he kill Jess for remembering instead of making her forget again just like he did Freda? All because that was the supposed only victim that returned twice and Freda was slaughters "best friend"?
The perfume actually makes you remember not forget
Movie was good this breakdown was trash
You thinking this was a review tells me all I need to know. 😂
@ my bad breakdown 🚮
It actually was Good from a Womans Perspective. 💯
If you need to watch a movie breakdown for Blink Twice then youre pretty much restarded or borderline.