Woman Loses 2% Gravity Each Day Due to Rare Disease

A mother develops a mysterious illness that causes her to float in mid-air. The initial shock of her disease slowly turns into grief as her husband and daughter struggle to cope with letting her go.
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[@hannahmontford4924]

This reminds me of a woman with terminal cancer. She was the rock of her family. Often under appreciated because her family was so used to her being there for them. She gets sick and people start to notice the difference in her not being able to perform the same. They love her but wasn’t actively showing it. By the time they realize her true value, she has already reached a point of no return. She accepts her fate and let’s go after reminding her family to stay happy, and in remembrance, her family honors her by being the person she encouraged them to be; their best self. My heart with this film 🌹

[@iloveplasticbottles]

Irreplaceable You?

[@jaynefeeney3439]

This film was actually based on the screewriter’s mother’s cancer experience.

[@hannahmontford4924]

@@jaynefeeney3439 wow , thanks for sharing

[@alshamsi_1232]

"you don't appreciate something until it's gone forever" - someone, sometime

[@Visnetter]

She also rose further and further, instead of falling further and further. I also noticed that she was practically going to heaven

[@Gymantis]

The most unrealistic part about this is that there was no government agency investigating this phenomenon. An event like this would've had so much attention and funding even if the effects weren't reversible.

[@brokehalo101]

Facts

[@lesleymadamombe1023]

That's not the point. The movie is a metaphor.

[@benedictvillanueva]

It Is just a concept. A really meaningful one.

[@maverickrahming531]

My thoughts exactly, there would be scientists , news reporters, helicopters, military personnel, THE WORKS.

[@cucnguyen22243]

@@lesleymadamombe1023 exactly

[@saramazher8696]

I really appreciate the fact that this man never takes a day off to entertain us. Hats off to you man.

[@TheRextinguishedGentleman]

To be fair, it's an entire team. I also assume Adam records multiple in a singular session before sending to the final editing team.

[@uhskn9753]

@@TheRextinguishedGentleman it is a computer reading a script lol

[@pamelaneibuhr6959]

@@uhskn9753 I believe they changed that.

[@TheRextinguishedGentleman]

@@uhskn9753 No it isn't, it's a real life person. Adam, he has his own KZbin channel, Deep Dark Boys. They swapped from the AI voice months ago due to demonetization concerns.

[@DeepDarkBoys]

I appreciate the recognition 🙂 it is a whole team! We all work very hard. It's a daily thing. I can't believe some people think my voice is a computer 😅

[@rrysrats]

"She calls her daughter for help, however, she has forgotten Carly is entirely useless" OOF

[@jolly9425]

Oooooof

[@onethatleftalongtimeago3299]

It seems Netflix son is mad of the daughter in this movie

[@redhotphoenixgamer6009]

Big oof

[@ShortHax]

Isaac Newton: An Apple fell beside him and he formulated an equation to discover gravity in 1687 People before 1687:

[@bajqn.]

@I Will Defeat I Will Defeat Justin Y im just doing it as a troll lol

[@bajqn.]

@I Will Defeat I Will Defeat Justin Y have a good day 😀👍

[@slimmey1313]

wholesome shit here

[@rich_gaming6123]

I learn that in class

[@SevenHunnid]

I love telling stories while smoking weed on my KZbin channel to cure people’s boredom lmao

[@thetheflyinghawaiian]

Concept of letting go of a loved one, quite literally. Interesting.

[@moderninc.5295]

Good one

[@DeepDarkBoys]

This is how I interpreted it as well, Adam

[@lastdusk2848]

Sarah was a good person, she didn't deserve any of those hurtful moments made by her daughter. t's a relief she has a loving husband and sister but seriously there's no scar that is as hurtful as the ones that is caused by your own child. At first I thought Charli had a condition because she wasn't able to do even the simplest task but nope she was just an ungrateful kid and only realize after she lost her mother.

[@dandertery4369]

carly was also hurting quite a lot, a lot of it was just communication

[@ghanimoner6440]

@@dandertery4369 I agree. Most of Carly’s resentment towards her Mother was due to the fact that she doesn’t love herself. Probably because of her weight, it explains why she’s an arse to everyone around her, but I feel like she really loves her mother.

[@AtheAetheling]

@Harold Cleveland I think they are right though. Her unhealthy weight could be contributing to her self hate.

[@janesvirtualworld]

@Harold Cleveland The person isn’t showing negativity. A lot of people who are overweight are insecure about their weight. Many people ridicule and bully people who are not skinny and that can contribute to why she doesn’t love herself.

[@denimkh9932]

@Harold Cleveland are u offended cuz you're overweight too

[@omnid.slayer7244]

"Without her mother she started eating baked beans and toast This is depressingly familiar" I agree with this on spiritual level..

[@Sinnohy]

same here lmao

[@student69741]

@@Sinnohy hey Jake!

[@e_s.0848]

How Romans 8:37-39 No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord

[@Homelander1234]

@@e_s.0848 dude wrong place, wrong video.

[@e_s.0848]

@@Homelander1234 Nope.

[@Ms-er1bq]

As the daughter of a woman who died of cancer, I recognized this metaphor immediately. It made me cry. It's all so true. Brilliant concept.

[@abdelhamidsherif4995]

My mum died of a terminal illness that has been killing her over so many years...... I cried a lot at the end as I was expecting her to be rescued, but she wasn't

[@InsaneLaughter01]

You can have mine, no refunds. She can be your problem.

[@raya3092]

No matter how boring the movie is .this man makes it be a masterpiece

[@Errorspyz]

Agreement approved 😁

[@GlennDavey]

Concepts are more interesting than the movie these days.

[@danmay6170]

@@GlennDavey for real 😭

[@danmay6170]

Nah for real cuz some of this stuff is actually garbage, probably because after he watches a whole movie, he doesn’t wanna waste time watching another just because that first one wasn’t good enough. In his position, im sure he’d take every movie he can since he does have to watch/skip through all the movies that we watch him recap

[@jalbiindolcheey2049]

What beautiful and poetic way of portraying something so terrible as a terminal illness. You did it again recap. I didn't cry... I um, I've got te flu...

[@koalafromtomorrow5656]

It's okay to cry

[@jalbiindolcheey2049]

@@koalafromtomorrow5656 Thank you so much, I was just being silly. But it hapenned to me. You are so sweet!

[@koalafromtomorrow5656]

@@jalbiindolcheey2049 I didn't know if you were a men or women and I told of for crying all the time even when my brother was dying

[@jalbiindolcheey2049]

@@koalafromtomorrow5656 I'm really sorry about your brother.

[@ijlayugan4149]

There's a lot of people I know who's like Sarah. Appreciate them for what they do. Cherish times with your family and friends. You don't know what you have until it's gone.

[@GlennDavey]

This is a devastating depiction of a progressive illness like dementia or ALS, and the complicated ways people deal with it.

[@thefilipinofan1017]

Its like the movie where when your under 120 pounds youll float in the air and reach space but this is in a disease form

[@praneel5920]

Yeah but you could bring ppl down with weights, right?

[@PG03TheGod]

@@praneel5920 gravity gon tear half of your body apart after sometime

[@hirotashi5950]

both of the movies are pure garbage and a waste of time to watch. I want my minutes back from looking at this pathetic movie recap

[@jimiahc2522]

@@PG03TheGod It won’t rip them, since nothing is pulling them up. If gravity did disappear, they’d only float if they jumped or something.

[@vasconcelos7356]

@@hirotashi5950 develop, don't just say it's trash and then don't say why

[@nicoleparreira1024]

This is brilliant. Absolutely captures terminal illness and the family unit upheaval during that process.

[@mjhay13]

I literally almost cry at the end,this is such a masterpiece

[@nicoleparreira1024]

I’d have to agree with both the crying and masterpiece sentiment. This is a clever allegory for cancer deaths, and family disfunction during terminal illness, something I’ve witnessed too many times.

[@ulysesalvarado8180]

What did the ending mean?????

[@vasconcelos7356]

@@ulysesalvarado8180 wdym?

[@firesnakegaming5446]

@@ulysesalvarado8180 letting them finally move on

[@jonahhowe4114]

It’s not a rare disease. The whole short film is a metaphor for a terminal illness

[@hirotashi5950]

could of been done better than a poor research on gravity. this movie was trash

[@ThanksIfYourReadIt]

Yeah the narrator comment specifically points this one out also trough a metaphore.

[@vasconcelos7356]

@@hirotashi5950 it's a fucking fiction

[@firesnakegaming5446]

@@hirotashi5950 you focus too much on reality nerd you should sometimes learn how to find messages on movies its best for you to stay away from fiction movies if you have this mindset

[@hirotashi5950]

@@firesnakegaming5446 the message could of been done way better. idc if this is fiction. it was an extremely stupid movie with a dumb illness.

[@ThisIsCharlieQuinn]

I don't know why they made this movie but this is a masterpiece. It brings me to tears

[@hirotashi5950]

this is the worst movie I have ever seen in this recap. it's a pathetic movie with zero research. they tried to make it sad but it wasn't even sad because of how bad it is. that's not how gravity works!!! I gave it a 0/10

[@freddyfardbear3194]

@@hirotashi5950 it's a movie.....

[@hirotashi5950]

@@freddyfardbear3194 idc if it's a movie. make it a good one by actually using research on how gravity works! it's like a freaking flat earthern made this trainwreck like "OH OH. what if gravity existed!"

[@midmeh]

@@hirotashi5950 just wow. Just wow.

[@freddyfardbear3194]

@@hirotashi5950 🤡🤡🤡

[@puritysnow6385]

A simple story in a different point of view of how a family member is inevitably dying, happened or is happening to many of us. I remembered how me and my family handled my mothers terminal cancer few years ago

[@extremealier4143]

I love this movie. It's annoyingly very relatable. I finally felt a bit emotional even though almost absolutely nothing makes me emotional. I am currently living in a similar situation to the one in this movie, never expected this.

[@extremealier4143]

(without deaths or illnesses though)

[@hayleyurie3997]

@@extremealier4143 thanks for the clarification. I got worried lol

[@magicprison]

Am I the only one addicted to watching these at the moment?

[@Zero-ok9ze]

No

[@lilguts2773]

Shut up

[@praneel5920]

Didn’t you comment the same thing on moviecaps?

[@A_87mine]

Maybe

[@lilguts2773]

@@praneel5920 yes he did

[@AXpeLiarmus]

This just brings me tears. May God Give Everyone's Mother A Long And Happy Life.

[@Simeonf7750]

Amen 🙏

[@CliffCardi]

For those who don’t know aeronautics, the Karman Line is the elevation in the upper atmosphere which “outer space” begins.

[@TheOneTrueClovehitch]

I love movies like this. To someone that takes it literal it's silly and impossible but...this could be a metaphor for so many things. Maybe the mother is dying and in the hospital or maybe she left the family to be on her own or maybe she's on drugs and homeless...the possibilities are kind of endless

[@huejkak99]

This is a lesson for us to be grateful that you have your mother by your side, you can never know when she will disappear

[@rolypoly4920]

She wasn't really losing gravity. Her body was still pointed downward, so clearly there is still something keeping her oriented toward the center of the Earth. Also some other force was physically pulling her up. The centripetal force of the Earth's rotation is tiny and would never be able to force something up so fast once she ditched her pack. I think the force upward would be around 1 inch per second squared or something thereabouts. So she'd literally be able to stay tethered by basic string if something else wasn't pulling on her.

[@samuraijackoff5354]

Im guessing something super natural. It’s more like a rope is tied to her waist and slowly pulling her up more and more.

[@InsaneLaughter01]

Also once she wasn’t relying on the earths gravity, she wouldn’t be rotating with it, meaning she would seem to ascend in a gradual DIAGONAL direction as she would be moving up. In 10 weeks, she should’ve been floating over the ocean near the coast at least

[@caseymukosayi9550]

You know those moments where you wish you could fly, well be careful what you wish for cause this is literally just some form of torture I didn't even think of☠️☠️

[@aheejmiris]

Hi “Casey” (I know ur jinx’s)

[@jaonkazzz]

Soo just wish u want to be able to fly at will and at any speed whenever you want?

[@guycha0s380]

Same with immortality

[@WhatTheDogDoin-]

“Girl has disease that can make her float” Emma from Mrs Penegrenes peculiar children: First time?

[@camelopardalis84]

"Girl"?

[@WhatTheDogDoin-]

@@camelopardalis84 your comments disgust me

[@camelopardalis84]

@@WhatTheDogDoin- Comments? Plural? What other comments?

[@oldsport9279]

Imagine your 60 feet above ground just to suddenly gain a immunity

[@seeps9353]

"Imagine you're 60 feet above ground just to suddenly gain an immunity?" Not sure what you're trying to say... Clarify please.

[@blox-o921]

@@seeps9353 like if you're suddenly immune to the disease and you fall from 60 feet in the air

[@oldsport9279]

The rare disease where a person is to lose gravity making them go up and up. What do you think would happen when you gain immunity to said disease?

[@randomclipsmilitary9056]

If be more scared of me being in the sun for the entire day and not burning to death and eventually dying while going into space id honestly rather perfer death at that point

[@seeps9353]

Side note: gravity wasn't a factor really. More like levitation.

[@AshishGupta-kt7ti]

keep on posting mystery recap u are the best

[@revolvency]

This isn't gravity becoming weak, it's just she start levitating upward. If the gravity becoming weak each day, she actually can fly like, make a small run and she can revolve around the world

[@lakshaygupta1164]

thats teriffying , and the worst part is that there isnt some magic love and moral lesson to this movie where the rate at which the mother rises iis equal to her daughters arrogance or misbehaviour towards her , she is just a good woman who gets unlucky , I expected it to be something along the lines of if the daughter mends her attitude then the mother would be saved but nah the writer was keen on killing the mother

[@stefanib.4283]

I think its a metaphor of death and how we don't appreciate others until they are gone. The daughter didn't take her mom seriously until she was dying.

[@salmaabdullahgb]

@@stefanib.4283 it was more about the effect of teminal illness on a family

[@lia-themaknae6278]

Love how my guy makes sure to crack jokes in between so as not to make us so depressed about the story 😂

[@AntonisZ73]

Plot twist : this wasn't a disease , it was a curse. Something like " Whoever breaks this mug , will forever float until their end "

[@midnightclouds_7706]

this movie made me tear up. A lot. i would do anything to be with my mom if this ever happened to me i would do anything to be with her until her final moments. My mom is my life.

[@bradentheman1373]

Same for me

[@imkim9434]

I cried . No seriously I cried . It’s sad how their mother died and the daughter regretted never bonding with her mom.

[@jameowi]

Dam, I cried in from watching a recap, can't imagine what happens if I watch the actual movie. I love the way you word this movie, you just work on *mysterious* way ;)

[@manoahm8527]

Physics left the chat after biology interfering in gravity

[@findingmo7049]

It’s interesting how her bag and cell phone she dropped from the sky made its way back to not just her family home, but in the exact spot she levitated from. 🤔

[@danyalshamsi1161]

Seen from the centre of mass of the solar system, the lady is moving outwards along a spiral with increasing pitch, and the angular rate is the same as angular rate of rotation of the Earth, so she's like a geocentric satellite receding away.

[@anshsharma2652]

@@danyalshamsi1161 yeah, but there are still other factors like air drag

[@dma968]

well my theory is that she wasn't losing her gravity at all . its that she was sick with cancer or some other terminal illness. it would explain why the government didn't come to experiment on her and nobody noticed her levitating. it was just a metaphorical description of slowly losing someone u love

[@jeant6502]

@@dma968 Yep, same thing to that Pixar short where there's this Asian dad and his little kid that would float and the dad is having a hard time taking care of his kid while some people judges the kid. and in the end it was addressed that the kid's levitation is actually an allegory of Autism.

[@Itsjustpinchy]

Maybe a "Angry Harry Potter" lurking 😅😂😂😂😂😂

[@DeepDarkBoys]

Lol kind of a deep cut. I was referring to the beginning of Prisoner of Azkaban where he makes his aunt float

[@perfectionbox]

Sarah takes another whiff of oxygen. Suddenly she feels different and senses air rushing upwards. Is she falling? Yes, she's falling! Excitedly, she phones her husband to tell him the good news. But then she turns angry saying "Of course you idiots forgot to pack me a parachute." Soon after, her body slams violently into the house and she remains limp. Carly comes running with her father, and she says "Yay, mommy's cured! She's well again! She can make dinner and clean the kitchen!" But after a minute of waiting she asks "Why isn't mommy doing anything? Is something else wrong with her?"

[@ZuerstJesus]

Yep. This is the real ending.

[@achear5737]

Why is your newest vid has disabled comments?

[@EmergencyGenecide]

You appreciate people more when they are gone because you never did when they where with you but you still cared about them

[@BimDaTitanicNerd]

We take people and blessings for granted, but we realize to appreciate it when it's gone.

[@InsaneLaughter01]

Shoot, I’m popping champagne the day my sociopathic mother kicks it. I’mma spill every dirty detail at her funeral with a megaphone.

[@EmergencyGenecide]

@@InsaneLaughter01 Wish I would see this go down😂

[@Sarah-vk9fe]

I love how much you make jokes here and there while explaining the movie.

[@Qub3rs]

This made me cry. Made me think about me mom. I miss her. 😥

[@ishashah9768]

1:46 the women was too stunned to speak 😂

[@jennyblue42]

I wasn't expecting the ending and bawled like a baby. God, what would have been my reaction if I watched the whole movie?

[@enzomatos7465]

The daughter was too stunned to speak😂😂

[@omarabdelmageedhammouda1450]

This really touched me, imagine being up in the sky by yourself and knowing you cannot touch earth anymore. It might be super scary to be an astronaut 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@abubarrie88]

That daughter a a piece of work.

[@politereminder6284]

So we're gonna pretend that cell phones work at that elevation? Anyway, this one made me cry

[@XxEndGirlEmaxX]

“Maybe a angry Harry Potter is around the place” Really got me cry laughing lol

[@ZANDEELEIGH]

Me too,😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@XxEndGirlEmaxX]

@@ZANDEELEIGH lol

[@ronmarx1114]

The most amazing part about this movie is how on earth did that phone still shoot exactly inside that little hole in the roof and into the house despite being dropped off from a thousand feet lol

[@abdelhamidsherif4995]

This is so incredibly sad..... as someone who lost his mother, I was waiting for her to be somehow rescued, but alas ..... life is terribly cruel with no silverlining

[@Nick-nb2oz]

"however, she forgot she (her daughter) is entirely useless" LMAOOO

[@mihaelmihov]

1:46 the woman was too stunned to speak

[@echo-ul8lt]

In movies like this it's always blamed on a rare disease it's impossible for something like that to be caused by a disease

[@jackieboy0005]

I was screaming call NASA this entire video. i don't understand the logic of calling a medial doctor.

[@student69741]

Umm. Pseudoscience you know.

[@Exotic-ps7vi]

It also isn't how gravity works. Gravity simply keeps you close to the object and not having gravity would mean you were free moving. Basically you wouldn't just inevitably float upwards but you would be able to move in any direction. Literally just make a device with micro thrusters to push the person downwards and act as an artificial gravity. Or just grab something and move upurself down occasionally. The biggest threat would be getting bumped and drifting/ getting blown by the wind.

[@DoofXMachina]

Yall are taking this movie way too seriously. It's about having to let a loved one go, and to learn how to deal with the loss of one. They went through the five stages of grief through the whole movie

[@Exotic-ps7vi]

@@DoofXMachina I knew there would be a response like this. You can make a movie that provides the same entertainment and meaning without having to completely sustain belief or make excuses. Just because a movie has a good message doesn't mean that the actual way they portrayed the meaning was good.

[@moonnuchamling9875]

Hello mystery recapped, today I couldnt sleep at night because of ur channel. I kept on watching one after another movie. Im hooked to ur channel. Your style of narration is the best among all the movie channels. So, ur channel is growing so fast despite of it being only few months old. I know it's not as easy to make movie shorts, to watch movie again and again, to edit out into short movie clip, at the same time make people entertained and understand whole movie within few mins. So, thank you for ur hard work to entertain us and for good narration. Keep it up and all the best👍👏🙏💖

[@aaronyogurt3544]

I was kinda hoping for the mother to survive

[@eggieboi14]

I got addicted to your videos man.

[@AvyScottandFlower]

Whenever I'm having gravity problems, I simply call the gravity doctor

[@ZANDEELEIGH]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@theblazinghacker3091]

If it was like zero gravity for her than can't she move around as if she was swimming mid-air, and more importantly, swim downwards?

[@linavaitkeviciene1366]

My heart would get a heart attack if I would start flying as I’m scared of heights.

[@TheRextinguishedGentleman]

Or are you scared of falling? Interesting insight, if you were afraid of heights but had no danger of falling,, what would the brain rationalize?

[@linavaitkeviciene1366]

@Thenura Rathnayake But you understand if you couldnt move you would know Youll die soon which makes it horrifying

[@Ru-Shi-vlogs]

A mother is always next to us, we never care or love her enough and time she starts going away due to old age but we never really acknowledge that and give her the gratitude, respect and love she asks for... And one fine day she is gone...

[@danahsn5686]

i cant stop watching your videos, keep up the good content

[@franc07]

Moral of the story : We need our parents to levitate to the orbit so that we can change our lifestyle xD BTW another great narration

[@Hakeeeeeeem]

This reminds me of my mom, while we were losing her due to cancer

[@lucazeroblueversion9346]

I dont really get why she cant move down/ left/right/forward/backwards since its just losing gravity you shoulb be able to move

[@TheRextinguishedGentleman]

Movement depends on how much gravity is pushing against normal force. If gravity is greater, the less movement until there is no movement, and eventually implosion.

[@shikniwho7215]

we don't even know what cause the problem anyway since even with two strong men can't pin her down, she may just create a counter force again gravity instead of losing it.

[@whitealliance9540]

Haha im early this is a great channel your voice is amazing thanks for reviewing some great movies youre awesome bro I am a fan of your writing and video selection!!!!!!!! 💚💚💚💚

[@XsmaelTheBest7]

This is so unrealistic, scientifically. Even if gravity had no effect on her, she would still be able to move around and be brought back to the ground.

[@frocurl]

They should of made her an official astronaut and used her in space maybe even join the space force! and live in orbit. If the government and world got wind of this you would become famous and very valuable. The movie doesn't do this though. Yes this movie is a great and it sticks with the theme of grief. What a great way to touch apron several subjects such as Anticipatory grief and the complicated and usually out of order stages people go through and how it could become complicated. The movie shows the relief you experience waiting for a loved one to die and there is nothing you can do. I see depression vs. happiness and also the desire for death in the setting of terminal Illness. I'm glad the family recovers and moves on in the end.

[@eashin5279]

Mystery recap is the best to watch for videos like this.

[@planet0fbeauty]

* Woman losses her gravity each day * Me : What a stupid thing this is impossible. Quantum Physics and Theoretical Physics : Watch your mouth.

[@universologist1941]

Losing gravity does not make you float up into the sky. You would just float on the surface of earth. In order to go up into the sky or in any direction , you need a force and velocity. But because of friction, you will eventually stop. This is unrealistic

[@pookiesis1465]

It’s a movie.please,get over yourself

[@greenguyinpfp6565]

If it were me I’d rather just die peacefully and quickly rather than float up and wait for death

[@simplementearis8826]

Appreciate people around you!!! Don't let the routine kills you feelings. That person will not be there for you one day.

[@dantejackson8670]

This reminds me of the Stephen King novel , where a guy starts doing kind of the same thing. It's called "Elevation".

[@tanandtrent]

7:46 "She hears her mother moaning" slight pause "In pain" I see what you did there😂😂

[@sarahindagubits593]

its not only losing gravity but being stuck in one place. otherwise she could still walk normally on the second floor then eventually walk upside down on the ceiling

[@YgoS.S.O]

Lets be real depending on how it works her gravity is never going to reach 0% in fact i doubt its ever gonna get below 2%

[@pikachulover8261]

I have acrophobia, and this just gives me so much anxiety.

[@gbdeck200]

Dang the feels Metaphorical letting go story Daughter was a pain but expected

[@lostmyaccbczofmom]

this actually made me cry *floods my whole room with tears*

[@TinkerTailorSoldier1]

I was that cell service!! Providing you coverage in the Stratosphere! That’s good service

[@bubbleteaichooseyou]

Even if you ignore the gravity thingy, the logic is still completely unbearably fucked

[@helmet-]

1:47 the woman was too stunned to speak lmao that made me laugh so much 🤣

[@KimBlaQue]

This was so heartbreaking to watch 🥺

[@ultimate6295]

Aside from the floating thing, the most unrealistic thing in the movie is the fact that there are no stubborn reporters coming to the house trying to interview the family.

[@Nexwedox]

That almost made me cry literally

[@gift_x]

1:46 "she is too stunned to speak" ..., the woman was too stunned to speak

[@ArcticFoxWaffles]

Imagine she just drops out of the sky just before she leaves the atmosphere

[@jhpenguinn]

What fucking movie was that

[@NeonLightsMedia]

That honestly would be one of the most terifying things, especially at the end when you'd basically just float off

[@auwa69]

How the heck can a disease control gravity? the director ligit burned physics paper while making script.

[@TheRextinguishedGentleman]

It doesn't happen in our reality, but an alternate universe where the laws of physics are different.

[@corsacs3879]

It’s a metaphor my g

[@randomhutaomain209]

That isn't losing gravity as you would still be able to move normally with low gravity. Gravity is just slowly turning in the opposite direction.

[@davechinzah]

Btw...Gravity doesn't work like that. Even if she lost gravity, she can be pulled down anyway. Who is the director, what is wrong with him?

[@TheRextinguishedGentleman]

Different universe, Different laws of physics. Simple justification to remove disbelief.

[@jamieduvenage2111]

It’s not a loss of gravity, or the fact that gravity has less of an effect on her, It is more like something from space was pulling her upwards, like a UFO or Rick and Morty pulling a sick joke or something.

[@cela9852]

Sometimes.....just enjoy the movie.

[@shido23]

The Lesson Here Is Too Love You're Mother And Appreciate Her Hardwork For You

[@crabemane]

Bruh the comments are off on your latest video about time on earth stopping for 10 years

[@shashwatvaish5009]

Tru

[@shinchanthebest]

same

[@Ilynoirblck]

Such a heartwarming story

[@noahjake1819]

this is why you always have to treat your family with love becuese you never know when the last time you see them will be at