RUN 2020 Ending Explained | Full Movie Breakdown And Spoiler Talk Review | HULU

RUN 2020 Ending Explained | Full Movie Breakdown And Spoiler Talk Review. We break down the Hulu Horror Movie Run starring Sarah Paulson and give our thoughts on that big twist ending and what the movie as a whole means.
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Welcome to the Heavy Spoilers show I'm your host Paul aka the guy who's been running through your girls mind all day and also from the police.
2020 is almost over but we have a couple of big releases to close us out including the new Hulu Horror starring Sarah Paulson.
Before we get into the ending of it I think we have to discuss the overall plot and though it is relatively simple there are a lot of nuances here to go over.
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Anyway, Run follows mother and daughter pair Diane and Chloe who share a very close relationship. We're told that when Chloe was born she faced a lot of health problems including Arrhythmia which I've definitely pronounced wrong, Hemochromatosis, which I've definitely pronounced and Asthma which I've definitely pronounced right and I apologise for being an absolute moron all of the time. She also apparently has Diabetes and is paralysed which means that she has spent the majority of her life in a wheel chair.
Because of these afflictions the character has to take various medication and though it is initially a worry that she will struggle at University, Diane is confident that she can survive.
Or at least she says in public.
In reality, Diane is a controlling mother that is actually drugging her daughter with dog drugs and not the good ones, I know what them scooby snacks are. Throughout the movie Chloe starts to slowly unearth the truth about this and we watch as she discovers things aren't what they seem.
You see Diane actually kidnapped Chloe when she was very little after losing her own baby. She has purposely been keeping Chloe under her control because of the psychological issues caused from losing her own daughter.
Chloe learns of this and attempts to escape Diane's control but after she foils her attempts to get away Chloe takes matters into her own hand. She downs a bottle of poison and thus Diane must take her to the hospital to get her stomach pumped.
Knowing that she's likely going to alert the staff to what's going on, Diane tries to take Chloe home but she leaves a note for one of the doctors that causes her to call security. Just as Diane is about to leave the hospital Chloe puts her foot down...literally and manages to stop Diane in time for the police to show up and shoot her.
Diane is left apparently paralysed and we watch as Chloe visits her seven years later. However a big twist comes at the end of the movie when Chloe coughs up the same pills that she was being sedated with and we realise that she has been returning the favour to Diane and keeping her in a life of paralysis.
Now though it seems like a pretty straight forward plot and twist I actually think there's a lot going on with it and the film has some neat little call backs and an overall metaphor that I think works really well.
Now firstly we start off with Diane helpless in bed as she prays for her daughter to be ok. A wheelchair is pushed towards her by a member of staff and this actually foreshadows the ending of the movie.
In that we see Diane once more in a hospital bed however this time Chloe is the one in the chair and not a helpful doctor who will allow her to escape the situation for better or worse.
On the whole I actually think that the film very much represents a parental child relationship and the story of some find it difficult watching their kid go off to college.
Now the movie is a horror film so it does take things and subvert them to the exetreme, however I think that throughout the movie that the clues are definitely there.
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[@heavyspoilers]

UPDATE: The screenwriter tweeted me and they said good job on the video so thank you everyone who helped it to get posted about to that point. Some cool little details are: Derry Maine is of course a reference to IT and Mrs Bates is a reference to Psycho. They also have a shot that’s almost exactly the same as that film when Diane is in the car and has her finger at her mouth. Will update if there’s any more.

[@killajok3337]

Can I win plzzz

[@momooisgonnakillu6662]

Who is the person in the cast that they call “crying hands” so confused ! Lol

[@MFLimited]

I hated it

[@qimoc]

Hi, I also didn’t find in your review a explanation of Diane’s scars on her back. What did they mean?

[@allypower3637]

Mrs. Bates is actually a reference to Kathy Bates the actress! Her first name is even Kathy!

[@ellienas5179]

The mailman was the only person ever in a horror movie to believe the protagonist. I'm so sad she killed him

[@matty2670]

Dont worry he didnt die

[@floridafan561]

@@matty2670 I think it was implied he did, mate.

[@96thaerospacemedia48]

@@matty2670 he was “sleeping”

[@naivenitara]

She told Chloe not to worry because he was sleeping

[@blinkonce9839]

@@matty2670 he died. In the later scene you see her dragging him across the floor leaving a trail of blood. Then she tells Chloe that he is just “sleeping”

[@gabipassantino7239]

sorry did we watch the same movie? she doesn’t miss her “mom”, it’s payback, karma, revenge. she doesn’t visit her out of love?? she goes there to show off the life diane never wanted her to have. she clearly went to university, got married, has a good job, and children, and she’s learning to WALK. she brings up her real parents, and probably knows if her “mom” could, she would try to kidnap her again. diane needs chloe, she would do anything we literally saw that. she’s probably keeping a close eye on her and making sure with the drugs that she can’t escape. literally keep your friends close and enemies closer.

[@jt-pq4dv]

yes yes yes!!

[@jbaby8255]

Good analogy

[@marieque6628]

I totally agree with your summary. The original reviewer is absolutely nuts with his version of a summary/review

[@Faith.M22]

Exactly! Like wtf is this dude talking about?? Smh 🤦🏻‍♀️ this video was a waste of time

[@TC2105]

This guy has no clue what he’s on about, you are correct.

[@Siile_]

I was pissed she didn't completely get her legs back. Also that poor mailman...

[@thebladesservent1542]

the mail man was a brave soul and a legend

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah I was surprised she didn’t either but I guess that it’s more of a realistic take

[@Gemini090693]

She gaining it back. She mentioned that her physical therapy is working out

[@FreeSleazy]

Shoot she didn't even get to see her parents

[@janefelix3821]

Kiera Allen is paralyzed so unless they used a stunt double or CGI they could not have her walk in the film, neither or which the director wanted to do. So given Ms. Allen's condition that was probably the best they could do.

[@danielladuck3323]

Chloe is incredibly smart and her actress did a phenomenal job, also the part where Diane is sitting in the kitchen while Chloe tries to use the computer is genuinely unsettling to me

[@bastardoLoco69]

Serious goosebumps

[@musicandpoetry_8]

Oh she was? I thought she was in the background, creepy

[@Dingo_JS19]

@@musicandpoetry_8she was, the background was diane in the kitchen

[@ChairaSalem]

The pills at the end are not the same as the animal muscle relaxers Diane was giving to Chloe (green and grey). These pills are black and green and look more like Carbatrol. Side effects of Carbatrol include rashes, and difficulty speaking (among other unpleasant effects). I love that the director put in that oh so subtle detail.

[@fitriahastuti3069]

Cool.. u have information about that. And i think she's smart .. she acting learn to walk .. but its her way to put medicine to her mom wowwww

[@fitriahastuti3069]

Horor movies until the end of scene

[@nicolearoush2478]

That’s what I was thinking, the pills didn’t look the same! Damn.

[@checotey]

exactly. this also contradicts a few claims in the video😄

[@beckfenn5559]

It could be that the fall caused paralysis so Chloe had to take something else away from Diane so she took away her ability to speak, that way she wouldn't be able to lie to her ever again.

[@sgh94644]

You're insane if you think the ending is anything more than revenge. It's crazy to think these are values she was trying to mimic since she didn't know for most of her life to mimic with fake meds

[@adamrijk1858]

True Chloe is doing it to mimic her mom doing it to her

[@adamrijk1858]

As revenge

[@Equal_Dust4934]

I would have preferred to see Chloe move on and be happy with her family.

[@ReverendSyn]

*Diane didn't choose to have mental illness.* *Chloe however DID have a choice.*

[@KK-we8si]

@@ReverendSyn it’s easy to say, if someone ruined your life like that, you may wanna kill the crazy person too

[@promisedove]

I loved the twist at the end. I don't think that she was giving those pills to her mother, out of love. If this were true, then I'd be very concerned for her future mental health and the well-being of her husband and daughter. I do think that it is hard to not have intense feelings for someone who raised you but she also abused her. I do think the emotions that she has for her are complex though. When I think of the end, her last words to her mother, before she fell, come to mind "I don't need you...". Even though she didn't say it, I could hear her finishing the sentence in her mind, with "You need me". I don't think that she is ever going to let her mother forget what she did to her, I think that this is why she's doing it... And she's telling her all about her life. As if to keep repeating "I don't need you" and look at how well I'm doing without you.

[@selenenoir7562]

Since her mother was so intensely (albeit healthily) loving, I could believe that Chloe would have some Stockholm Syndrome. & abuse being the catalyst for abusers, Chloe becoming a threat to her own family would make sense. Chloe is mentally shattered. Her need for control now goes overboard... They hinted that the mother went through parental abuse herself with the whips on her back. This development would also differentiate this story from the Gypsy Rose Blanchard case

[@victoria139]

Also even though Diane looks at Chloe as her daughter, Chloe makes a point of saying that her family like her parents better saying that Diane is not her mother and never has been so I agree I don't think she's doing it as a symbol of "love" for her "mom"

[@MalcolmOconner]

People are insane to think the ending is love for her mother as a pose to pure sweet revenge, “taste of your own medicine” literally.

[@MasterJimenez]

That bit at the end where she’s doing the same to her “mom” as she did to her is the ultimate payback That and being married, getting to do the job she loves, and living a healthy life This movie was basically the other Hulu original “The Act” but a little different. (And I don’t imagine this is based on a true story like that one) I liked this one more though

[@pyromania1018]

The only thing missing is explicit confirmation of what happened to the mailman. I'm fairly certain he's dead, but why leave it a little ambiguous?

[@jbaby8255]

I thought the same thing it “The Act” all over again! A serious illness called Munchausan by proxy, but with a twist! I recommend watching the HBO series Sharp Objects, it’s almost similar but with an extra level of WTH!!

[@ReverendSyn]

*An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind.*

[@acebugs9816]

Why do people say it’s her mum, it’s not. She’s an orphan. Why didn’t see her real mum

[@geofftyson3628]

It’s a classic case of the abused becoming the abuser, if you watch the cut scenes, Diane was also abused by her mother hence the scars on her back and references to Domestic Violence in her emails. We learn in the film that Diane is very manipulative, the same way Diane’s mother probably was to her. The scene at the end is basically her daughters way or torturing Diane, by telling her how happy she’s is in her life and then drugging her the same way she did to her. It’s a circle of abuse! I have dealt with Domestic Violence cases over the years and in some circumstances it isn’t uncommon to see a victim become the abuser. Everything is controlled by Diane, Chloe has no means of contact with the outside world. Even the fake phone calls Diane has in the house so that Chloe overhears the conversations, it’s just another form of manipulation. Diane makes it so that Chloe is solely reliant on her and drugs her so that she can never leave her. This film carries a very powerful message.

[@yusefendure]

Chloe resents her mom for hurting and deceiving her. This is not a horror film. It's a thriller and at the very end, we are witnessing nothing but revenge. As Chloe said, she's furious. No matter how complex the feelings of betrayal and disappointment, Chloe is focused on payback and liberation. Kiera Allen deserves an Oscar. Aneesh Chaganty is a brilliant director and also deserves an Oscar.

[@aidangielner3470]

When watching this I was extremely surprised that this was a horror thriller and not a documentary on a fun run.

[@heavyspoilers]

The stair scene was 🤷‍♂️

[@jupiter5299]

😂😂☺️

[@ironicly__iconic]

This was an excellent movie. Finally a victim that is smart and strong minded. To many movies portray victims to be stupid and just scream and run etc.... A breath of thrilling fresh air ✌🏻

[@rrej018]

Too*

[@brandentheultramangofighter]

They never explain her mom's scar

[@Hannah-zm4et]

That was driving me crazy, I was WAITING to see what the explanation of that was and it never happened!

[@sethboyce5375]

what I take from it is that her mom was abused, causing her to feel neglected and unwanted. After she has her own child, the loss was too much for her. In order to feel loved and wanted, she handicaps her daughter to keep her dependent.

[@rachpers3777]

@@Hannah-zm4et there's actually a delete scene where Chloe finds a newspaper article about how Diane was severely abused as a child by her mother, who eventually killed herself infront of Diane.

[@alexferreira1639]

Her mother abused her when she was a child. She also killed herself in front of Diane. It is in the deleted scenes in Hulu.

[@GeekExtremist]

@@rachpers3777 Thank you! This is exactly why I came to this comment section. So stupid to leave the first scene in and delete the second. If nothing else they should have not shown the scars and left the newspaper clipping in.

[@MrJeorgelee]

She meant to torture her mom at the end

[@WesgVick]

I don't blame her one damned bit.

[@javenperez2883]

@WHY NOT She’s paralyzed and can’t move or speak from what I can infer at the end

[@jerry425]

Absolutely. The pills she smuggled in are black + green, not grey + green like the originals. Chloe is drugging Diane with the homemade neurotoxin that was in the basement scene. She’s just injecting it into the dog pills to parallel her treatment

[@KP-ne3sd]

Same thing I said , why she would accept taking dog pills makes no sense

[@Faith.M22]

Exactly.

[@MsJackieJack]

Gotta love Sarah Paulson!

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah she’s awesome

[@ybarrajoshua97]

I agree, she carried a great presence in this film

[@fahimah1063]

She is an amazing actress and so natural on screen 😍

[@amaldev2792]

*Yesss.. totally agreed* ☺🙌

[@MasterJimenez]

Also, did anyone else hear that “It” reference? When she’s on the phone, the operator says “Dairy, Maine”

[@michellebrown3519]

I think it was a nod to Stephan King in general, he loves using Derry, ME or any town in Maine

[@MasterJimenez]

@@michellebrown3519 oh didn’t know that! Even cooler.

[@heavyspoilers]

Great catch

[@sarahharris2729]

There was a second King reference, the cinema theatre's name looks like Carrie spelled Carry. Carrie being the SAME dependent relationship between possessive mother and a teenage daughter urging to leave the house and join life, leaving mother alone. The film they see in tge film is called "breakout", whoch both girls try to do.

[@hayleyh7488]

also the pharmacists name was ms bates like kathy bathes in misery, maybe it’s correlated i dunno

[@misswhatever901]

It's sad that she didn't get the full function of her legs

[@faithworldleader6891]

The actress doesn't have full function of her legs. They would have had to have a different actress play her if that was the ending.

[@hubertdbilla4390]

It was unconvincing on how the mother could hide the kidnapping for so long. Was she never a suspect? Were the documents forged?

[@michellebrown3519]

Chloe was homeschooled which kept her isolated and without friends. At the end when they are discussing a mental health evaluation you hear the doctor mention how often her doctor has been changed. Seemed like she circumvented traditional means for meds by purchasing the animal meds. With no carbon footprint it was pretty easy to hide her from the world in general.

[@hubertdbilla4390]

@@michellebrown3519 Thanks, I noticed that, in fact. Even so, I still get curious about Diane not being the prime suspect when a baby is gone.

[@michellebrown3519]

@@hubertdbilla4390 I wonder why she wasn't a suspect either but they didn't give a lot of back story in that area. You could tell Diane is very adept at hiding so I'll go with that being a factor.

[@jerry425]

It’s also possible she changed Chloe’s last name to avoid public records. The deleted scenes show a newspaper clipping of Diane’s mother and her original maiden name. Original Chloe (deceased) could have been under the father’s name, while kidnapped Chloe would have been under a different surname

[@Shady-79]

@@michellebrown3519and also there's no signal

[@yanamonet7283]

Not to mention in real life due to the years of the nerves not being used they break down and degrades over time since they weren’t being used. Another aspect is that the drugs blocked nerves that haven’t been used so she will never fully regain the usage.

[@victory_jade]

Feel like you missed the mark with some things or got them wrong. The scars on the mom's back, the different pill color at the end, and that Chloe wasn't visiting her mom out of 'love' in the traditional sense. She was merely mirroring what her mom did to her, and her mom is the one that would call this treatment 'love.' Like 'Hey mom, I love you, so I'm going to poison you now. You know, just like you did with me.'

[@blueaqua2122]

Dude, weren't those pills the same ones that keep them from walking? Why would Chloe give them to her out of love? It was poetic revenge. That's why she was slightly smug when telling her mom about the life Chloe was kept from having. Calling her "mom" was just being sarcastic.

[@shubhamverma2632]

They should've shown Chloe reunited with her parents.

[@soundaryajois82]

They didn't show it, but she says that her daughter loves her maternal parents, meaning she reunited with her original parents

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Loves her mom? Because she calls her “mom?“ She is calling her “mom“ worse dripping sarcasm. Just look at how Sarah Paulson and how cracked out she looks. That’s no loving relationship. That is payback!!

[@shamsu1055]

You didn't mention that the story is very similar to the real life story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and her mother. Which was made into a great series starring Patricia Arquette.

[@multione8180]

Oh I loved how she got revenge lmao

[@themondoshow]

Nah she’s just getting revenge on her mom 😂

[@kitkatkatorrie1982]

Yep😊

[@Courtney-dy5vo]

The scars on Diane’s back weren’t discussed in the plot. I’m assuming it was to show she was abused as well at some point in her life. Not sure it was really needed though, anyone who does what she did it’s almost a given they’ve experienced some sort of heavy trauma

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah I thought the reveal would be that she killed Chloes father because he tried to take her away from him (this was pre twist I thought it) but it wasn’t brought up again.

[@sillygoose6455]

This is exactly what I came looking for. What did her back mean! Lol. I thought it looked like marks from self-flagellation

[@michellebrown3519]

@@sillygoose6455 I was thinking self flagellation too.

[@sarahharris2729]

Domestic violence abuse from her husband while pregnant, left, gave birth, had no baby, no husband, developed muchausens by proxy to not be left alone.

[@sillygoose6455]

Update: There are deleted scenes and Chloe finds a newspaper article, "LOCAL WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE IN FRONT OF DAUGHTER Diane Baronway, 7, victim to years of child abuse"

[@yv3652]

So Keria Allen is disabled in real life?Wow makes some of those scenes more impressive,especially on the roof.

[@blackispower9803]

So basically her mom didn't want her to go to college cause she felt she might get lonely while she's away .... damn my mom couldn't wait for me to leave for college 🤔🤔

[@unapologeticallyintroverte9032]

The "mom" didn't want her to go to college because the truth would be revealed about the kidnapping. She probably didn't have a social security # or a birth certificate for the child. She never intended for her to leave that house......ever.

[@yanamonet7283]

@@unapologeticallyintroverte9032 I think it was more of a mind thing, (msbp/ munch Austen by proxy). She thrives on love for her daughter, or craves love from Chloe. It’s a psychological thing. She loves to be needed that’s why she fed Chloe this medication to make her dependent for the rest of her life. She had no intention of ever letting her grow up. She was even willing to give Chloe neuro toxins to make her a vegetable forever. But that’s just my take from it

[@doingtime20]

I didn't like the ending, doesn't seem like Chloe's character would hold a huge grudge against her "mom". Chloe seems intelligent enough to understand it is mostly pointless, Diane is already in a pretty bad situation because of her mental problems and of course jail. Chloe may hate her at some degree sure, but go all the trouble to medicate her constantly? That's kinda dumb. I understand it works as the metaphor of children acting as the parents raised them, but it doesn't quite work any other way. Also Chloe was never presented as the vengeful or resentful type, no foreshadowing in any way. Anyway other than that it's a good movie.

[@mrmann44]

This guys analysis was WEAK! In the scene with the other parents she wasn't looking forward to dating at all, she was merely being resentful about all the things she "sacrificed." But more importantly it was about her, all the other parents were concerned for their children. Her comment was the opposite and thus got a reaction! And, the end was definitely about payback. By announcing everything that is going on in her life she's saying, "I don't and never really needed you." Drugging her from that point was payback, why else would she use the same dog meds?

[@28maitreyagupta21]

This was basically the Act in a fictionalized manner.

[@alexferreira1639]

Diane is also like that because her mom killed her self in front of her and abused Diane. That’s why she had scars on her back in the shower. It’s in the deleted scenes section

[@wandertrocity]

Looking into Munchausen by proxy syndrome and found between 30-70% of people with MSBP also have Munchausen syndrome, a similar disorder that results in the person making themselves sick or falsifying an illness for attention. Also victims can develop Stockholm Syndrome, and they may avoid medical treatment later in life. In the scene the mom is shot, it’s like she knew if she fell down those stairs vs just collapse, she would get that sympathy. **When Chloe gives her mom pills including that trigoxin at the end... that was such sweet karma. And when she explains the pure joy she gets helping people get new legs, while her mom is so incapacitated. 👌

[@samnicole9803]

How the hell did mom age so much in 7 years?

[@fitriahastuti3069]

Karma

[@Norcal1990]

maybe cuz of the pills ?

[@crystalclarke6692]

Stress

[@mahirgangwal1665]

It should've been "Run From 2020"😂😂😂

[@damnjae2256]

This movie was pretty predictable to me but I still enjoyed it. I also liked the nods to other horror films like "Derry, Maine" and "Mrs. Bates"

[@Nxpo_]

This movie was dark just imagine there is actually people in the world who would do this type of shit.😐

[@u11jiren52]

There are actually

[@naivenitara]

This movie, despite it's flaws, was suspenseful and very well acted.

[@apriceaboverubies1284]

Thank you! Having a disability myself I was too scared to watch this....I thought if someone could tell me the end...I might get to it and enjoy the biggest thing people are talking about -the weirdo that is Sara Paulson's character. I like actors who take risks...and felt I was missing this...NOW I can watch. Thanks!

[@CrystalArtWest]

the mother is so desperate for love and attention that i wonder if the mother doesn't mind being drugged at the end. she'll endure anything to keep her daughter around her even drugged out of her mind. the daughter was taking those pills and stopped before she went numb so i wonder why the mother didn't spit out the pills before she got too weak.

[@lugh6982]

She wouldn’t have been believed if she said she was being drugged, she is a murderer and kidnapper and her ‘daughter’ was a victim

[@animalfinatic9366]

This is a really sad situation if you think about it. Obviously, it is more than upsetting any person would do this to the child, but it's just the underlying themes of how hurt people hurt people. Undoubtedly, what Diane did was wrong to Chloe on all levels, but it's just sad how she's only doing what she knows. The movie strongly suggested she went through something traumatic with what I think is a Satanic symbol on her back, so it makes sense that she would want to immobilize Chloe so she doesn't get to experience the world at all (which is why she says she's protecting her). It's really heartbreaking to think about. I'm not trying to invalidate anything that Chloe went through at all. It's just sad how people become so deranged after being surrounded by deranged people. This was a really sad movie to watch. I wonder how Diane would have been if she had a healthy upbringing. Maybe Chloe wouldn't have to suffer so much. That poor girl. I'm aware this story is fictional, but it's themes are unfortunately so real.

[@AliMakaveli]

Exactly this. I kind of felt sorry for the mother, she's not 100% responsible for her actions, but neither is chloe

[@lexirodriguez-padilla7594]

I thought Run was just a spin off of the Gypsy Rose story, but I love Sarah Paulsen’s acting therefore I really enjoyed the movie, also it was set in Seattle and Chloe really wanted to go to UW and I go to UW so I thought that was pretty cool! 😂😌

[@lexirodriguez-padilla7594]

Also I really want the Marvel box set 😂✌🏽

[@JBuckStudios]

Man, that end reveal was something I was onboard for. Awesome stuff as always

[@heavyspoilers]

Gonna be how you have me after you take over my channel

[@JBuckStudios]

@@heavyspoilers Muahahaha

[@naturalbby1722]

When I heard “Derry, Maine” I instantly thought of Stephen King’s “It”

[@TabularJoker]

I loved the Easter Egg of the Pharmacist Named Kathy Bates (The Woman Who Played Annie Wilkes in ‘Misery’)

[@Mnmgodz45]

I gotta ask again. Can you make sure to follow along with “the stand” cuz you seriously help quite a bit. You do a great job as well

[@heavyspoilers]

Yeah I’m 100% gonna cover it

[@Mnmgodz45]

Thank you!! Btw you were a big help with lovecraft country. Not an easy one to follow.

[@Megafreakx3]

@@heavyspoilers, I will skip that video since I don't want to support Amber Heard and what she stands for.

[@cnashford2]

@@Megafreakx3 Amber Heard is in what? Wanting to know so I can avoid it too.

[@Honey-BeeWitched]

@@Megafreakx3 Amber Heard is NOT in this movie

[@iselfdestrukt7338]

I just watched this movie and I might have nightmares, this is the kind of movies that scare me to the bone (pun intended) and I honestly felt just as scared as Chloe did😢

[@UncutDatingTruths]

Wait i just noticed something did she kill the mailman? because if she didnt he would of snitched on her and she would of got arrested in the hospital and if she did kill him her fingerprints and tire marks would be left as evidence

[@angelashelton4860]

Yeah, no one seemed to care about an abandoned mail truck sitting in the middle of the road. Sorry 'bout it.

[@UncutDatingTruths]

@@angelashelton4860 right

[@garyroberts5929]

Finally someone who pointed that out.. major plot hole there. I was sure, that we were gonna see Diane in prison or something not so long after that scene. The police would eventually look through the nearby houses, because his workplace would report him as missing after a few days most likely, and then they would smell the body as soon as they walked into Dianes house, sample the fingerprints, charge her for murder.. Bada boom. Maybe we are missing something here, cuz this is a pretty obvious plot hole to me that they should have noticed themselves like WTF

[@UncutDatingTruths]

@@garyroberts5929 exactly

[@angelashelton4860]

@@garyroberts5929 I think she buried him amongst the tomatoes. Don't forget about those pointless tomatoes she keeps watering. And I still want to know where the damn dog is. If you're going to pick up prescribed meds for a dog so you can paralyze your daughter, there should be a damn dog somewhere in the movie.

[@pumpkinspicetrashbag]

Hopefully better than HBO’s “Run” ahaha

[@heavyspoilers]

Can’t be worse

[@pumpkinspicetrashbag]

@@heavyspoilers I loved the miniseries until that botched ending. Made no sense at all!

[@mohamadkoja8941]

The way she revenged was extremely intelligent

[@lscales6131]

I just watched this movie and only once. Even I got that she did it for revenge. She doesn’t care for her “mom” she’s proving that she’s better off without her. You can even see the distain in her face when she tells her mom to “open” her mouth.

[@angelashelton4860]

I had a lot of problems with this movie. Where's the dog? How is Diane getting a Rx for dog medicine if there's no dog? There wasn't even a hint of a dog--not a bone, not a dog bed, no dog carrier in the spotless a** car trunk. What the hell is Chloe building with all that stuff in her room? Why is Diane growing these ginormous tomatoes? Is Diane a teacher or a nurse? I thought I heard her say she had to 'substitute' for someone, which immediately brings to mind 'teacher', not nurse. I didn't realize she was a nurse until I saw the storage room full of drugs. I imagine there had been a lot of drug changes over the years as witnessed by that store room. Did she explain all of them the way she did with the green and grey capsule? And why, suddenly, is this the first time she has become suspicious of a pill? And why is Diane keeping all these 'momentos' of evidence? I hate plot devices that are so glaringly stupid. And my final problem with this is--who was daddy and why was Diane's actual baby so underweight? I guess I'm done. Next time get Michael Mann to direct the movie.

[@jonathanRohan]

Adele is a brilliant actress

[@aliciascat9433]

The real life version is like Gypsy Rose, there’s plenty of KZbin documentaries about this case, very interesting. It’s called munchausen proxy or by the DSM 5 (psychological diagnosis bible) called factitious disorder imposed on another. I work in mental health and have met a few mothers and partners with this disorder.

[@UdoADHD]

I... I don't think she is medicating her mom to show "love". We saw that Chloe definitely understood that what her mom was doing is not real love. She is medicating her mom as payback. She still loves her, that's why she is telling her life stories, but this is a way to punish her mom and also have her mom docile so Chloe feels safe to share her life with her mom.

[@heidihaw8119]

My thoughts throughout: 1. This is the weirdest CPR ever....oh it’s a baby 2. This b**** totally gonna steal a baby 3. Great, another munchausen-by-proxy plot. It’s almost as overused as multiple personalities 4. I like this mailman, I hope he lives....oh never mind 5. This is the most laid-back hospital trauma team ever 6. I like this nurse, I hope she lives 7. That is not how she originally wrote that “M” 8. This is not the ending I wanted.

[@suelyons531]

I just watched it and I thought it was excellent. Both actresses were very believable. Not at all what I expected which was a nice surprise.

[@JaeMaaroufi]

Man I swear this movie was the most intense that I was on the end of my nerves.

[@jigglejello]

The circle of abuse and torture is insane . I was emotionally traumatized by this film

[@sjc8616]

Just done watching it. And I can say that it's very stressing, came here because I am confuse with the ending. Thanks for this, new subscriber here

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you

[@SameerAhmedSiddiqui]

i thought the girl was going to turn out to be a Canine.... and the meds were keeping r human..... she did look like a canine in the beginning.... i was waiting for the girl to show her canine-feet ... seriously thats the twist i was waiting for

[@monkecroissant819]

R.I.P Mailman

[@eden20111]

Ok but why is no one talking about what happened to the mailman.... he most likely dead but did they ever find his body? What about his family? They never talked about him after that scene.... like he was completely forgotten

[@2xrandy511]

I would assume they found out the mom killed him Chloe would have told them

[@b.a.carroll2735]

I know, the postal inspectors are no joke and would have come down on her like a ton of bricks as soon as he didn't report back at the end of his shift.

[@eden20111]

@@b.a.carroll2735 honestly he was the real mvp of the movie. I thought he was gonna let the mom take her but he stood his ground and wanted to make sure the girl was safe. Most movies don’t have that.

[@louisberry4403]

This director killed it with Searching and Run. Intense, well direction, The Main Actress and Sarah killed it. The ending is so satisfying.

[@lionizemusic1]

What was up with the mom watching her at night when she tried to use the internet

[@kinshuksingh90]

exactly like why is no one talking about that

[@michaelbeckett1]

I think the point of that scene was to show that her mom knew that Chloe was catching onto the fact that something was wrong and had intentionally disabled the internet to stop her from finding out. In the next scene afterwards, her mom is on the phone with the internet providers asking why her service is down and says to Chloe that it's going to be down for at least the end of the month which seemed like she was just coming up with that as a lie and probably just thought Chloe would forget about it eventually, or forcefully with the use of the neurotoxin she made.

[@someperson4712]

"An-aths-na, which I probably pronounced right"

[@Dwayne_19K]

This is basically inspired by the movie Misery I assume

[@asonmusic88]

What about the dog? And also, what were the other pills that were in that case or whatever it was that Chloe kept the pills she was given in? They were white tablets.

[@definitelynotruri3328]

ohh the dog didn’t exist, it was an excuse for the mum to buy those tablets to drug out Chloe

[@StuckinNormal]

It’s interesting that we each bring our own perceptions, thoughts, experiences, and triggers to whatever we are looking at. If I had to guess, I would bet you come from a home with expected generational care. And that you really liked thinking the best about people. That’s the only explanation for how specifically your opinion about the movie is that Chloe loves her mom and is a devoted caregiver, and that the mother is basically just dealing with a situational empty nest crisis, when in fact the nuances that you refer to are actually much more sinister.

[@lallakhadijaa]

I'm confused between Diane and Adele

[@trickyplays240]

i don't know but it got worst as Chloe got out and about downtown...it would have been better if it took place just in the house...seeing her mother's silhouette at night in the kitchen is scary asf but after that, it doesn't seem to work. it was easy for me to guess she kidnapped a baby at the begining

[@patela21]

Suprised to learn she has been on scooby snacks the entire plot

[@Natasha_4]

Nobody explained why the mom had all those scars on her back while in the shower... like what was the point in that ?!?

[@blueskyjedi1990]

Diane was abused by her mother when she was a child.

[@BriRog68]

HS....your voice is beautiful! I could listen to you all day 😍😍 Many blessings to you and keep up the great work!!!

[@heavyspoilers]

Thank you. Glad someone likes it

[@BriRog68]

@@heavyspoilers you must be a night person like me...im a nurse and work 11 p to 7 a

[@yakiralovesall]

Surprised the movie never gave any information of The mom’s pentagram scar on her back.

[@liz9130]

i found it stupid how they deleted the scene where it revealed how she got the scar. it sort of explained why she acted the way she did

[@Neags]

I didn't really agree with the ending, the film was basically one giant advert for Washington university and they didn't even reference that at the end. Showing her go to college/graduate with her real parents there would have sufficed, we didn't need to see the seven year thing with kids, married etc. which I thought was unnecessary

[@mohanramme4337]

I have few questions... 1. Is Chloe really born with all those sickness. 2. Why does Diane need her, is she over protective, 3.who is helping Diane over the call,

[@dylanshannon3515]

I absolutely loved Kiera Allen in this because as she plays Chloe she uncovers the truth but tries to hide it and her mother traps her more and more

[@raqueljacobs1542]

The ending is terrifying because it represents the cycle of abuse. Chloe’s mom in the movie is shown to have a rare mental disorder called munchousen syndrome. Excuse me if I misspelled it. Chloe’s mom uses Chloe’s condition to solicit sympathy from other adults. That’s why she’s playing on her phone during the first scene, she doesn’t really have empathy for the other parents. She just wants their praise and awknowledgment. I wish the director had given us more of those attention grabbing scenes so we could better understand how terrifying this form of child abuse is.

[@ritchierich2793]

You missed the greatest Easter egg, Sarah Paulson is wearing the same exact sweater as Chris Evans in knifes out..

[@kvp.2545]

YES

[@nightnday6675]

2/3 of the way through the movie and i couldnt continue. Thank you for this breakdown.

[@-Diceman]

i think your theory that chlow is giving her mother pills that she doesnt want because whe thinks shes caring for her is just wrong. She wasnt raised this way as you claim, she believed up until the plot that she was taking medication to help her ailments, she was not. When she found that out she wasnt okay with it, she was mortified... she would only end up doing so for her mother not out of care, but out of revenge.

[@nicolearoush2478]

This is wrong in so many ways, Chloe knows this isn’t the way to take care of people, or else she wouldn’t have found anything wrong with the whole dog medicine thing in the first place. Plus, she mentions a few kids and talks about grandparents which implies she has children now. I’m assuming Annie, whether her daughter or not, is a baby learning how to walk. If not a baby, someone going through physical therapy and learning to walk again. And Chloe also mentioned she got to put legs on a boy, artificial ones I assume. She clearly grew up to work with disabled people, focusing on their legs. She used her trauma to put good to the world and we’re told this as she’s talking to her mom, who she still visits which is also an unexpected detail. She even practically said she has a husband (if Annie was the daughter of course). This does make me wonder, however, why she chose revenge at the end. She clearly still does love her mom and maybe the revenge theory would be ruled out if she hadn’t explained how good of a person she was a few seconds before, but that’s what makes her giving the dog pills to her mother a plot twist. I don’t agree with them making her seek revenge, it doesn’t make much sense to me. If this was real, I can’t see that being the case so good thing it’s a movie. And it’s a thriller movie. They couldn’t end it completely light so they added the slight darkness of her wanting revenge.

[@Gregory.Edgeworth]

I just watched that with my mom and it was the best movie ever I'm so glad I'm finding videos on this

[@avaaaaaaaa]

Am I a psychopath? I secretly wanted Sarah Paulson to win...

[@ellie_nard]

I'm sure no one will read this, but some of these comments are making me go crazy. First, everyone referring to the deleted scene and claiming that this was the reason to Diane doing what she did should not be applicable. The scene didn't make the final cut, and therefore it doesn't really exist. You can't use that to explain parts of the movie. The shower scene alone can spark interest and inferences about her past, concluding that abuse probably was at play. But if not, that's on the creators for not clearing that up. We can't refer to a deleted scene because it doesn't exist in the final cut, therefore, it's not real. Second, a mom losing a child alone could definitely cause a mental break. But because she's giving birth alone, you can kind of piece things together that it's not the perfect ideal situation. Using the deleted scene to "justify" the break takes away from the story. Third, some people are claiming that it was predictable. If you guessed it immediately, good for you. That doesn't make a bad narrative. It means the writer did their jobs in order for you to pick up the pieces that they were laying down. For those like me who were catching on little by little or those who didn't get it until the end, good for you as well! That's also the point, and I don't want you to feel bad when others caught it before you. Anyway, long winded comment, sorry about that. good movie, and fun take on the ending. I saw it as pure revenge as some others in the comments did, but I like the parallels you drew to typical parent child relationships:)

[@Rayenn_19]

Just watched this movie, I have several question. 1. At the beginning, her mom was paralyzed and need wheelchair. How could such person kidnap a baby? 2. What does her mom's scar mean?

[@parisakamali345]

She wasn't paralysed, if they used pain management like epidural when she Waa giving birth, she wouldn't be able to walk till sedative wears off so They put sedated patients on wheelchair. She came in when the baby was alive, baby died 2 hours later, she was still sedated.

[@TastyGamingQc]

No the whole point of the last scene is to see that Chloé is taking revenge on her fake mom. By one telling her all about how her granddaughter likes her grandparents and by secondly drugging her the same way she use to for her. Also, the ways she say’s "I love you" is pure sarcasm. I’m somewhat of an expert in that department, I can tell.

[@Carrottopsrule]

Me and my girl just watched this movie today and i really enjoyed it and the acting was really good and just a good movie over all

[@YouMightEnJoiThis]

Thank you. I will be watching this tonight. 👍🏾

[@heavyspoilers]

Thanks Joicell, hope you enjoy it and also have a good weekend

[@theGirlLuvsBows]

The acting truly was amazing

[@BouncinBenny]

This movie is like combination of the Gloria Williams case and the Gypsy Rose case. I overall enjoyed the movie however they don’t really explain how she was able to kidnap the baby. They have little ankle monitors on the babies to prevent ppl like her from snatching one up. Also genuine question, does Seattle Washington have Kroger’s?!? I thought they were a Midwest thing

[@badtom8o73]

What a fking intro 🤣🤣🤣 10/10

[@MFLimited]

This movie was designed to drive medical professionals crazy 🤯 OK, the medication‘s are made up, fine. Xioxin (or whatever it’s called) it’s close to digoxin. Got it. Is there a veterinary medication for ticks that can cause chronic long-term paralysis, below the waist, in humans? Hell no. Is there some poison that can mimic asthma that can also be reversed by the use of an inhaler? No. Does anyone keep a bottle simply straight up marked “organophosphates“ (Found in pesticides etc) in their basement? No. Does organophosphate poisoning cause sudden and immediate hemorrhaging from the mouth? No. We have to assume she was treated with atropine, then there’s that weird stomach pumping /ventilator thing that they do? But, then we see her, apparently chemically semi paralyzed but very wide awake and (as we see) perfectly able to breathe on her own yet pointlessly intubated and on a ventilator. 😭 I couldn’t do it.

[@cris2596]

Don’t forget the “cold blue” situation. Nurse completely abandons her patient while Chloe’s vitals are dangerously spiking to attend to another patient. 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

[@b.a.carroll2735]

As a legal professional, I personally can't believe that they would consistently leave an inmate who cannot communicate alone in a room with HER VICTIM as a visitor, as if there is not a possibility that she would seek revenge, apparently in an un-camera-ed room ... or in the course of treating the inmate, not do blood work which could detect the presence of this drug (because inmates NEVER have contraband in their systems ...!) ...

[@mistabozack8258]

this movie is kinda like gypsy rose story.

[@teniseuna]

The plot was very “safe”... despite being done before, granted we’ve all seen a stolen baby plot feat deranged kidnapper... Sarah Paulson as the actress as amazing as she is, was a waste on such easy going plot that offered nothing.. Nonetheless 2020 has been one of the most disappointing years for film, all the movies I looked forward to this year were extremely lack lustre... 😒