Demi Moore says ‘The Substance’ is about ‘accepting yourself’

[@GerardoTonella]

The fact that Demi is shown so exposed and beautiful and the character can’t see it is what makes it so heartbreaking. Fantastic film.

[@Revels]

I was so sad about the date night

[@marte1376]

😢

[@ErimlRGG]

The date scene almost broke me. It was so heartbreaking and real

[@jinxedangel2]

Yup, date night hit too close. It's so frustrating when you can't help but hyperfocus on all the negatives of your appearance so much that it can ruin a fun day or night out.

[@calmitkiller]

honestly she is a beautiful woman and this film and specifically her helped me a lot with my confidence. ive recently lost a large amount of weight and in doing so found new "imperfections". but after seeing demi, and realizing that her body isnt too far from mine, and seeing that she possesses the things im insecure about as well, i found a new love for myself. seeing demi's character so distraught about her looks but being so gorgeous, it put it things in perspective for me. the film moved me, and we need more of that

[@Charlie-jl7fb]

This movie is a punch in the face of the beauty/youth obsessed people. Amazing and insane.

[@mandymorrison5039]

Or a hopeful wake up call?

[@markjamil3120]

I'm not really interested in the vanity type of films or media but the way the trailer has implemented this film I'm VERY intrigued and looking forward plus Demi is an amazing actor

[@chopdoublenine6946]

It is for 50 year old women who think they can still live like they are 23, pathetic…

[@ChannelZero1031]

Yeah, it gave a nod to the ending of "Requiem for a Dream" with the whole blood splatter of the audience at the end. It was a little too extended, but it did it's job.

[@bryanmerberonio5245]

💩💩

[@ziggy8253]

Both beautiful people.

[@hungergameshub]

Can’t believe Demi is turning 62 this year.

[@nabihanasir2326]

​@@hungergameshub Hi, did you even watch the movie?😅

[@ペムペム]

@@nabihanasir2326no because they’re right, she’s about 62 and she’s as beautiful like 30-40 yrs women

[@followthespiders-dz1yg]

@@ペムペムyou missed the point

[@ペムペム]

@@followthespiders-dz1yg how? The 1st comment talked about her in real life isnt that right?

[@Sharpe1502]

I think Demi is getting that Oscar. That scene in front of the mirror was utterly heartbreaking.

[@diiegoaguilera7435]

You need to watch more movies

[@tiff7880]

​@diiegoaguilera7435 She absolutely deserves it. It was absolutely how i have felt in my life on screen. Maybe you need to be a deeper thinker. A beautiful woman thinks she's disgusting. It's heartbreaking. The beauty industry needs to stop

[@aselliofacchio]

Simp​@@tiff7880

[@kiillabytez]

Horror actors don't get Oscars.

[@kevincarter2020]

@@tiff7880 what is there to think about? you yourself explained it in two sentences. it's not that deep

[@cdl8637]

You really do appreciate yourself more after watching this movie. Thats the best take away

[@mattmathematics3591]

Yep and the people around you and thw things that truly matter

[@omelelet]

Totally! We have to be more gentle to our futures selfs.

[@ABunnik]

I agree, I still fee it and think about all I have rather than what I’ve lost or what has changed…

[@ivonnegallegos58]

Honestly, yes. I am going through a bit of a problem with accceoting my age and when it first started I was like oh cool kinda be cool if it existed...by the end I was NOPE, I love the way I am, there is no amount of anything that would made me take that

[@jiachen8353]

I do too. Great movie

[@jahipalmer8782]

I hope they get all of the awards for this movie.

[@jffry24]

You’re insane ! Absolutely absolutely insane ! You can’t give out awards for every freaking movie out there this movie was terrible

[@victorfeijo818]

​@@jffry24why are you so mad? I think you should stop being insane

[@tofansultani8472]

They’ll unfortunately get snubbed. They won’t even get nominate… Hope I’m wrong.

[@hirinijoseph]

@@jffry24agreed. The intro =9/10 The body = 9/10 The ending/conclusion =3/10 The directors ego went way overboard with the entire conclusion

[@mu.zen1]

conclusion was corny asf, so silly. changed the tonality. but i loved the rest, almost 2 hours of it.

[@raven_bard]

This film was a trip and a half. I'm not squeamish by nature but there were moments in this film that made my stomach churn.

[@MeatBunFul]

Pretty sure they could make it even more grotesque but had to tone it down

[@Lucas-st1xq]

I always take some fries and a burger to cinema with me - but the movie eventually reaches a point that is like "nu uh no eating from this scene onwards"

[@marte1376]

I'm not brave enough to go to the cinema and watch it. But I already saw a summary 😂

[@mattmathematics3591]

Same 😭 its like what every 70/80s gore movie wanted to be

[@briano9397]

Turning on this movie with an already upset stomach was a huge mistake lol

[@chibibloodxx98]

The scenes where they were violent towards each other shook me to my core. Nowhere in cinema have I ever seen such a raw, visceral and literal portrayal of self hatred. Watching this film after decades of struggling with body dysmorphia and a deficit in self compassion, those scenes felt so sobering. The violence towards your own body, the anger at the displays of human existence within the self, the sorrow and regret when faced with the irreversible damage you have done to your body in pursuit of a standard you were never meant to achieve - it was a heartbreaking prompt to question the value we put on our image both personally and as a society. I expected this film to tiptoe on the line between powerful imagery and triggering imagery but it completely went beyond my expectations. After watching many films about self image, I always felt these films couldn’t be done without feeding into/inspiring self destruction. The Substance only made me think of self compassion and how often it’s actually practiced/encouraged in life. It made me feel so much compassion for myself after violently hating and hurting myself in the pursuit of “beauty”. This film definitely didn’t heal me but it completely reinforced all the reasons why I want to.

[@brendadrew834]

Best wishes, may you have a long and healthy rewarding life in all aspects!

[@tashkenty]

Demi is back! And she’s gorgeous

[@marksaguindel1903]

I miss the original Demi face

[@daCubanaqt]

@@marksaguindel1903 Shes getting older. Looks like shes had her fillers dissolved and is accepting her age. I mean, you cannot expect her to look the same as time goes on.

[@alexm2889]

​@@daCubanaqtthe opposite. We miss her looking human.... She's the perfect actress for this role because she has actually embodied it through all her plastic surgery

[@markco736]

She's not

[@m.bird.]

She's always been here. That's the message of the movie.

[@cookie_dough_hangover]

Girls, let's make a revolution and leave our faces alone and just be happy.

[@StreetDogSteve]

It's men and women, tbf.

[@GlitteredUp4Easter]

Lol no one is gonna take you up on that. Because ultimately you're all competing for attention. And people will just realize that with a bit of effort they can look better than all the people that are leaving their face alone and get easy attention.

[@user-yl2sr1cy7n]

yes please. I'm tired

[@greatcesari]

Guy here. I agree. Do it only if it's fun/a hobby, not for insecurity reasons. People are way more beautiful then they think. I'm sorry social media has exacerbated this anxiety, and it's really disheartening that these insecurities are developing at a younger and younger age.

[@MeanStreamFraudCast]

While this definitely affects women more, after seeing Ryan Gosling getting work done, everyone needs to accept who they are because even the hottest guy in Hollywood can fall victim to insane beauty standards.

[@b1tchycvnt]

this was the first movie i ever saw that EXCEEDED the hype! Both deserve all the awards!! Bravo Ladies!

[@Horrorbabe4]

I've seen a lot about people getting up and leaving.

[@Ram875]

​@@Horrorbabe4 Maybe squeamish people that perhaps can't handle needles,, but I saw the movie yesterday and I was fine.

[@Friday..1.7]

​@thehorrorwasforlove It's quite pervers but we shouldn't be surprised, it's a hoIIyw00d movie after all. Many reports saying people got up and left at varying different times. Some early on others, midway through late on. Its more perverted than it is 'horror' Not surprised people liked it particularly this gen lol

[@robotorphan4320]

⁠@@Friday..1.7you seem like an insufferable person.

[@IAmSarlosCantana]

@@Friday..1.7ever?!

[@amandadollrey3479]

Demi went all the way there, she absolutely has to get some recognition for this performance. Best horror film I've seen in a long time.

[@rappit4]

How was that a horror film?

[@abeautifulcountry9353]

​@@rappit4How was it not??

[@petrvarfolomeev1993]

Substance is great! Haven't felt like this after a movie for many years

[@ArcanePath360]

The sound design on this movie was amazing. Most don't realize how much it affects the tone and emotion of the film. It was like the director has worked in sound design and knew exactly how to push it to the extreme. The visuals are amazing, but many movies mess it up with poor audio, which is 50% of the experience.

[@allie7015]

That's true! The sound in the 3rd act of the film really accentuates the overall situation and made it even more scary. I could not sleep peacefully after that. They did a great job.

[@ArcanePath360]

@@allie7015 Even in the first part with Dennis Quaid eating sloppily with closeups was so icky in the sounds. It was like ASMR gone wrong, lol.

[@raulgarza8143]

I am still blown away by Demi’s performance in this film, I cannot imagine anyone else doing what she just did. I understand the film has such polarized critics but I hope she can be judged fairly and she achieves the prizes she deserve.

[@kiillabytez]

Perhaps you've never heard of Mia Goth?

[@MeganSin]

I love that this is tapping into the fear of aging and learning to accept yourself over seeking validation in others based off of something superficial like beauty. And I think it was really great casting in Demi who has been scrutinized for her looks since the beginning of her career.

[@JonathanBrown-e6r]

What an incredible film, made me cry afterwards, hit many emotions!

[@bqfilms]

Bro what the f. Was I the only one that thought it was terrible?

[@JonathanBrown-e6r]

@@bqfilms It's was brillant, if you can relate to it

[@The_Darkest1]

​@@bqfilmsno you're not the only one. I thought it was horrendous. Easily the worst movie I've ever watched

[@jakoblancaster1099]

@@bqfilms it was fun. but terrible

[@GaddafisPlug]

​@@bqfilmsthey said the same about the thing 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@TheMeatMan3]

this was really an amazing movie. it earned every second of the 2 and a half hours, not a single second was wasted to display its message that they wanted to convey. genuinely one of the best movies of this year

[@benmcfee]

One of the greatest body-horrors ever made. Especially by someone whose last name isn't Cronenberg. Coralie Fargeat has placed herself firmly on equal footing with both Cronenbergs: Elder, _and_ Younger. I don't think I need to say that this isn't an easy task, and it's one many other directors have attempted (with varying success) but she actually did it! A lot of directors, who attempt Cronenbergian body horror, fail to realize that what makes this sort of film work isn't the gross-out, or the gore, but the human element. _The Fly_ worked because it wasn't about a guy turning into a fly, but about a couple dealing with a terminal illness that will make its victim violent before it eventually kills him. _The Substance_ gets right at the heart of several deeply human themes, not the least of which are ageing, self-image, the cruelty of showbusiness, and loving who you are. And it does this while neither coming off as preachy NOR diluting its message in the slightest. Quite the opposite: the horror doesn't work without the message. Not an easy task for anyone to accomplish.

[@catherinegentry7387]

Well said!

[@jesterbob828]

Quit yapping

[@gracesull78756]

wow you put this rly well and it makes me more intrigued than i was before, might have to watch it after all ty

[@ivanb8126]

sounds like a undercovered commercial

[@MijailCioran]

La película es una mezcla de influencias directas, casi copias descaradas de La Mosca y otras películas de Cronenberg, incluso abuso de algunas imágenes de películas de Kubrick y David Lynch (Inland Empire), y muchas mas de otros directores. La película es entretenida pero si le sacar toda la influencia directa, queda completamente vacía.

[@GaryIV]

I think it's important to say that the film also touches on themes of losing what you are by chasing what you're not. In a direct sense that a greedy youth will lead to a bitter aging, and the metaphorical sense that being anyone but yourself steals a part of yourself that can't be returned. It will make you an enemy of yourself, despite that fact that you are one.

[@cbeautifulworld11]

I haven't seen the movie yet want to say that yours is an excellent comment.

[@flickymurph]

What an incredible movie - I just loved how it descended into absolute chaos and there was absolutely no way of predicting the ending!! Loved it!!

[@joyduncan9434]

Demi's last statement really nails it and highlights how difficult it is for most people. and, for people with the means and money , it is even harder since they can pursue the most expensive procedures to NOT accept their face and body as it is.

[@luis27izaguirre]

Both stunning AF!

[@EmilyRose-vancouver19]

Wonderful movie. Makes you really think and appreciate what you have. Scary but true.

[@chaoswitch1974]

This is true... which is less horrific than the reality for narcissists who can't appreciate themselves as they age. I don't know what it's like to be once considered the most beautiful woman in the world to ... just me. I've never had the perfect skin, the perfect pout, the perfect hair...

[@spOOkytimes]

Obviously we knew she was going partake in the Substance, but the lead up to it was still so genuinely heartbreaking.

[@batsaubattler3200]

Demi Moore stole my heart with this role

[@kozihoppy]

Demi is still a bombshell.

[@perfectsplit5515]

I am mad at her for standing up Fred at Luigi’s!

[@JellieJoShmo]

The point of the movie is that whether she is a “bombshell” to you, or anyone, or no one at all - she is still ENOUGH. She has a life to be grateful for and there is no “perfect version of yourself.” This is reality, which means perfect doesn’t exist. And we shouldn’t throw away all we have to meet some non-existent external standard, or trying to be a version of ourselves that we once were. It’s not possible, so enjoy the moment & learn to love yourself unconditionally. Rather than accept yourself conditionally.

[@mattmathematics3591]

This comment is so ironic

[@mattmathematics3591]

@@perfectsplit5515 youre so selfish. But im not surprised its common for men.

[@JellieJoShmo]

@@mattmathematics3591 Fr & tone deaf

[@siddspain]

Accepting who you are, says people who've been getting surgery for years just to look better. It has to do with their work, but still.

[@mopography]

I love watching Demi her whole career and I think this was one of her strongest performances.

[@Bunny2319b]

These two women are AMAZING! They did a phenomenal job in this movie 💕🥰

[@Nimuetootoo]

One of the best films I've seen! What a conversation starter. Women, be kinder to each other and yourselves

[@redeyez1697]

This movie had such a great message to accompany the body horror and cloning taboos. Fantastic acting from all both actresses. Learn to love yourself people

[@ru_by_ru_by]

I am sorry to say that, I am not a hater, just don't understand how one can say "accept yourself as you are" while having so many procedures and not even mentioning it. It would feel more honest if we could have this real conversation. "We should accept ourselves, but that's so hard! Etc etc"

[@cbeautifulworld11]

Thank you!! For someone who spent thousands upon thousands of dollars years ago on full body surgical procedures to appear younger and has had more recent enhancements (e.g. lip fillers) it is not only insulting to our intelligence that she promotes acceptance of ourselves as we are, it is ludicrously hypocritical. The feeling tone and message would be different if she included the context of her personal experience with many surgeries. Without that, it's deceptive. In her position, I would be extremely embarrassed to give these interviews as if she hadn't had massive cosmetic work done.

[@ShaneJoshua1980]

Demi and Dennis Quaif should get an Oscar for this.

[@VanielDeeform]

*Quaid ;) and agreed, they and everyone performed outstandingly.

[@pennywisethedancingclown2246]

🦐🦐🦐

[@betteryourlife865]

Dennis Quaid eating grossed me out more than anything else 🤣

[@PinkeySuavo]

Why people care so much about Oscar, its just some prize given by rich people, who cares, its not any sort of measure for anything

[@asuncion4645]

@@pennywisethedancingclown2246agggg Yess 🤢

[@ifrankensteinsmonster]

One can listen to Demi all day 😊... She speaks so eloquently, with grace, intellect and maturity!

[@joseolvera5091]

Now that I think about it after watching the film, the level of transformation of the character was so transcendent and had so many layers honestly, Demi Moore if you’re nominated for Oscar, I could really see you winning because this is the type of role that the Academy wants to awardit’s unparalleled this level of transformation

[@riley539]

Demi Moore was perfect for this role. So much beauty for her to lose, the downward spiral was endless

[@rumham7466]

Demi is such a beautiful person

[@Francis-of8cw]

Beautiful people and massive respect for doing the movie and challenging these social dilemma's in an extreme way.

[@againstthepods4316]

I’ve always been extremely beautiful and everyone tells me so. The movie was just gross. It should be illegal.

[@chikkipop]

What is the "social dilemma" you refer to?

[@declaracionespolemicas]

​@@againstthepods4316 Oh so because you've always been "extremely beautiful", the movie should be illegal? Or is it just because the movie it's gross that it should be illegal? Your comment makes no sense, what does your appearence have to do with anything at all? Did the movie touch a nerve pointing out how shallow your beauty obsessed life is?

[@carol127v]

i've always been pretty too, and the movie is amazing. people tell me i'm actress level pretty, but for a long time i was unhappy with myself. the movie is absolutely incredible.​@againstthepods4316

[@justinburchette]

​@@againstthepods4316 What lol

[@babydolljas23]

Craziest movie i ever seen!!

[@robertjamesonmusic]

Was awesome

[@dominiquepowell3158]

Wild flick

[@againstthepods4316]

Oh so you haven’t seen wedding crashers? It’s my favorite movie

[@Queenofdacastle]

The movie was great and definitely needed

[@ebonyroundass]

it's a slap to the face to the people who keep having plastic surgery to make themselves 'more attractive'.

[@joselynduran9489]

Demi is such a beautiful and elegant woman

[@warmarmot1]

The sleeping puppy with its tongue sticking out is too precious.

[@BobaCody]

I know right! What a precious bean❤

[@CandieP]

Both of these ladies bodies are exceptionally beautiful 🤩

[@RubyVideoFan]

Yes. Their explanation is spot on. They are both beautiful women

[@jucxox]

I’m sure this film is way too dark for an Oscar, but I am blown away from both of their performances. Demi was heartbreaking in this film.

[@Abcd-up3us]

That scene with Margaret standing in the doorway when her neighbor first meets her, is genuinely one of the most jaw dropping moments in a movie I’ve ever seen. She’s stunning

[@Jon-sl7xp]

The best film I've seen in a long time. Spot on

[@Jk-Tu-icey]

Well acted that shi was terrifying 🥶 crazy transformation

[@MissSeaShell]

My cat was on my lap watching the screen during that part, and when her eyes split and the brown eyes rolled back into her head, my cat absolutely freaked out lol. It scared tf out of my poor little guy! He jumped and scrambled up into my arms, clawing the whole way and hid his face in my hair 🥺🥹😅 it was so cute and sad!

[@betweentwofernz]

The substance is a beast of a movie. My best friend and I watched it, and went into it completely blind. Hadn’t heard anything about the film. And we were absolutely obsessed! Horrified and disgusted in the best way possible. Every single thing in the movie serves a purpose, sent a an emotional message, or contributed to the overall theme. There are soooo many layers to the movie. So many intersecting concepts. I was completely speechless seeing Demi Moore play this role (not the actress I’d expect in a film with abstract execution) and she bodieeeedddd it ❤❤see it if you haven’t! It’s unlike anything you’ve EVER seen.

[@Plattepps]

Demi was so incredible in this

[@dinner1930]

Demi Moore has another role of her life. 🎉 She aged gorgeous

[@Meg-jv4vz]

They’re both such cuties

[@bluerz36]

The puppy shes holding is soooo cute!!!!

[@bigsistahtips]

I think this movie was explicitly made for people who don’t get it. The message was obvious and the vision of the industry is quite overly simplistic (definitely true, but there’s more than old white men and a narcissistic white male boss). I loved the acting and the visuals. The message is pure and well-intended too. My only criticism is that I’m expecting more from writers these days but also I get that the ideator had these raw feelings that wanted to express without filtering and giving it too much thought.

[@mattmathematics3591]

It expresses the raw feelings very well and it is layered well. I think the psychological trauma it leaves upon its watchers is more than enough 😅 dont u think

[@BAmelia2316]

I guesss they portrayed it that way because it’s what outsiders usually think of when the industry is mentioned.

[@zazlar4228]

Movie was incredible and the acting was phenomenal ! The message, the meaning , really does have you thinking about how unappreciative we are of what we have

[@benjiarias9599]

True! And taking care of yourself!!!! Wisely. You’ll never be as younger as you are today.

[@hakeem27369]

One of THE BEST FILMS ever made. The way they take the theme of accepting yourself as you are and the battle with self to do that and visualize that through this story is utter genius. Props to everyone involved in creating this film. Complete brilliance and what film was made for.

[@ariadnadavolio]

Wow Margaret's voice in real life is so different to her character's 😱😱

[@allisonchainz82]

I got the impression she was speaking in a kind of baby voice to make herself younger and extra “feminine”

[@mia_abfab]

​@@allisonchainz82her pitch definitely changed depending on whom she was speaking to throughout the film.

[@anappleiam4214]

Casting Demi Moore in this role was genius

[@ArchiduquesaMA]

Demi moore is literally a goddess, this movie was really eye opening

[@brendadrew834]

Great movie with a great message for young and old alike! Thanks Demi and Margaret, fabulous work! Loved it, at age 76, still "Young at heart"~ Awards to those makeup and special effects people as well!

[@krisvallejo74]

What a crazy ride this movie is!! Woooo these women where up and beyond amazing! Brava!

[@NextChapterRapper]

Film of the year. What a masterpiece. Also best actor for Demi Moore confirmed.

[@JazzyJayTheTarotMageGamecat]

Too bad gory horror movies are never considered for actor nominations. If anything it will get visual fx noms.

[@nafiamaliat4494]

Ugh demi is soooo mesmerizing

[@sherikrupp]

This was a really fantastic movie and Demi especially was so powerful in her performance

[@alexbabak552]

Amazing movie. One of the best in the last decade

[@DiabolicalAngel]

Seeing this movie tonight...cant wait. I hear it is THE film of Demi Moore's career. ♡

[@meow.meow.]

Великолепная игра актеров, бесподобная Деми, которая действительно обнажила свою душу! Посыл фильма правильный, глубокий и оставляющий послевкусие. Визуал такой, что глаз не оторвать.. я надеюсь, что они получат много наград за эту картину.

[@BelleLeilaNoir]

This was by far the most captivating film for this year

[@mauriciohuichaman2770]

the substance is about the friends we made along the way 🎀

[@JazzyJayTheTarotMageGamecat]

🥰

[@Soilder1984]

Does anybody notice the cute sleeping dog ?😂

[@uwumarii]

Thanks for pointing out the little gremlin sleeping. So cute!

[@kf31paris]

She is Pilaf, démission darling dog

[@espunked]

demi moore is such an icon its so amazing seeing her career grow since the 80s

[@nathanfreeman7362]

I thought the movie had taken a metaphysical twist at the end where she got stuck in a weird inbetween space and had to live as a monster (inside and out) while the outside world validated it. Imagine how impossible real growth would be if the outside world always lied to you.

[@WhyTheHorseface]

Full disclosure, I’m a straight 53 year old man, and I thought this was an excellent movie. Demi is so amazing, and so brave and bold to allow herself to be photographed like this. She shows every real part of her. And it’s wonderful. This movie made me really appreciate what I’ve got, instead of always feeling bad about myself and comparing myself to coworkers half my age. I still haven’t seen the ending but so far, the movie is amazing. What an important subject.

[@becky1993x]

This film is such a narrative of all of our lives women or men. ❤

[@miakolos8186]

How so?

[@becky1993x]

@@miakolos8186 because we all grow old lol

[@miakolos8186]

@@becky1993x yes. And?

[@becky1993x]

@@miakolos8186 so that is why this film is relatable to us, aging and growing old and not liking the way we look

[@miakolos8186]

@@becky1993x don’t like the way you look as you age? Use serums, see a dermatologist, exercise. Don’t bash someone’s head on screen for 10 mins as an outlet

[@kokaxxxnemam_ga2624]

One of the key takeaways from the movie is the importance of accepting yourself as you are, without waiting for others' approval or love. The expectations we place on ourselves, often influenced by what others want us to be, can prevent us from seeing how amazing we truly are. Even actresses, who are often admired for their beauty, have their own flaws and challenges. The message I got from the film is that self-love and self-acceptance are far more important than seeking validation from others. Instead of waiting for someone else to love you, it's crucial to first love and appreciate yourself.

[@esdee499]

Demi has had so many procedures, who is she trying to kid. Having said that she was freakingly brilliant in this movie.

[@chompushkabombushka3595]

That might also make her perfect the role. Sometimes people teach or talk about the things they themselves need to learn the most.

[@erinzys]

They are both just ✨✨✨✨

[@whateverimlucas]

When her character brings back her giant photo, I felt that

[@ultravioletron]

Saw it yesterday, the whole rest of the world melted away while I was watching this!

[@unclemikescomedy]

Im just realizing that this ISN'T Monica from Friends.

[@VaIentin]

Wow!! Such an original and brave message!! 😮

[@notprfct_just4given]

I can't believe Demi Moore is 61 years old.

[@omelelet]

To me Demi is aging so well. Despite the beauty, I'm always touched by woman who embraces aging with confidence and charm. We cant scape that anyway right? Your souls remains young.

[@nansp853]

The substance movie is different… honestly disturbing… must watch(careful, trailer won’t tell much)

[@anthonyrobertson6398]

The trailer tells you nothing 😂

[@dominiquepowell3158]

​@@anthonyrobertson6398 yeah but that's what a teaser do

[@k.w.4420]

Reminded me of Requiem of a dream, dont really know if they're related but wow they did an amazing job at showing what addiction and standards can do.

[@rayofthemoon]

D.M. Pure class

[@charityskidd]

Yesssss loved this movie . Beautiful message

[@EmilyLS1994]

What's sad is that Demi has clearly succumbed to the demand for youthful beauty

[@ivispark3780]

My thoughts exactly

[@WhisprStudios]

Thats why she was part of this movie. It is a subject that is close to her and she clearly has had experience with it. Maybe now she is trying to accept herself more regardless of what is expected of her?

[@user-pw2eb1ki2s]

it looks like she took the fillers out

[@dazeja]

Absolutely amazing horror//satire//social commentary. Definitely best horror of the year, could possible be the best since 2020

[@MrKennychua]

This horror movie not just a bout horror and gore. Is about the ugliest humanity behavior.we also betrayed ourselves

[@kerenberrio5018]

Completamente!!! Demin, fue la indicada para esto, siempre luchó con el peso, el cambio de cuerpo tras el embarazo, el no ser tomada en serio para papeles mayores o minizar sus actuaciones, por ser considerada demasiado bella. También, lo que vivió con su entonces pareja más joven (y se buscó una actriz joven) luego los medios la llamaron vieja para ciertos papeles y cuando regresó a las pasarelas (después de haberse realizado procedimientos en su rostro) la llamaron 'Monstruo'. Así que, si alguien ha sentido muy de cerca esto, es ella.

[@AllThingsFilm1]

Fantastic movie.

[@music24j3]

And it is a 💯 about accepting yourself 😮‍💨 what a movie 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@luisagudelo677]

It actually inspired me to take advantage of my youth/beauty while im still youngish..and live life to the fullest 😂

[@iameaqram7030]

demi is naturally beautiful... please no plastic surgery...

[@RobbyRockaholic]

Yeah this topic hasn’t really been governed in an impactful way I feel like , just the crazy relationship with beauty and image sooo many people have

[@SOA_yt]

It was a very thought provoking movie, especially for women. As I was watching it, obviously I don't know how female celebrities feel, but I kept wondering why she would do this and that. From the very beginning already, why did she just leave her body on the floor? And later on, she made a room to hide her. It's from there that I thought of how differently I would have acted towards my "other" self. I immediately thought that I would lay my body on a comfy bed, and at the end of each week I would write to myself with positive affirmations. It's an interesting perspective and definitely lets you question yourself.

[@PH28538]

Lol 😂😂😂😂 Lets Be REAL...Demi Moore has had ALOT of Plastic surgery on her Body and Face for the past 20 plus yrs. Now after her last face life shes telling US to accept ourselves the way we are? GIVE ME A BREAK

[@kaylahevans8334]

Maybe because she's speaking as someone with experience in not accepting herself. Nobody is perfect 100% of the time, and having previous work done doesn't mean she doesn't have a different perspective now. You should see the movie if you haven't already.

[@chaoswitch1974]

Just the last 6 I. I don't know if she had anything before around 55. It's kind of insulting to 50 year olds to have a 61 year old pay one. Maybe if they had an actual 50 year old play her, it would have thrown it into the face of Hollywood that women age out at 50. There are many beautiful 50 year old women in Hollywood - Angelina Jolie, for one.

[@carolmr8508]

Plastic surgeries are also to improve or enhance some part of your body. Not necessarily because you hate your body, it means improving but without taking it to excess

[@mrgrandi]

This movie leaves lasting impressions in your mind that can be so abrasive and absurdly intrusive but at the same time curiosity invoking! It's like that thing you don't ever want to see, but can't look away! If you're very visually sensitive I won't recommend this movie. BUT if you're intrigued by topics of gross beauty standards then go for it!

[@ElliottWardle]

I thought Demi looked incredible in the film.