THE SUBSTANCE *REACTION* FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@PettyPumpkins]

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[@IVNHYPRFNK]

Thank you for reacting to ELISAMONSTROSUEE!!! excited to see Horror Bandwagon and Zzavid react to this!!

[@Ricky-tr2hd]

There's a movie about UFC coming out soon. I think you two guys can make great UFC fighters btw.

[@fippywip]

monstro elisasue's decision to wear ELIZABETH's face instead of SUE. lets wake that tea up

[@captaind8728]

to me, that kinda hit home that Elizabeth saw Sue as "the other one" She never really saw them as one huh

[@lockekappa500]

Which is strange, since it's Margaret who's in the suit.

[@TenenTen]

RIGHTTT??? Like she finally realized how beautiful she was in the first place sans the substance

[@diamondjoe1373]

In the end she preferred her original face over sue face

[@nelsonth]

But wasn't that because there wasn't a poster of Sue as handy?

[@millaray9912]

I think it’s vitally important to understand that Sue is not the antagonist. She does not destroy Elisabeth. She *is* Elisabeth. Her behavior- we can infer- reflects how Elisabeth behaved in her original youth. Her treatment of Elisabeth’s body reflects how Elisabeth feels about her own aging self. They have the same sad and shallow but deeply understandable values. The movie keeps telling us that Elisabeth and Sue are one because viewers who don’t understand that they are one will miss the point of the movie: *Elisabeth destroys herself* because she hates herself. And she hates herself because the standards she is held to as a star and as a woman are literally impossible to meet for more than a fraction of her life, if at all.

[@thanatosxiii]

But they are both a different people. This is made apparent when Sue wakes up after being injected with Elisabeth's blood later on. While they are the same person, they both have their own personality and consciousness. Sue represents her self-centeredness, the total opposite of Elisabeth.

[@butchbrewer4923]

Yes. The substance within

[@millaray9912]

@@thanatosxiii Is there even a single moment, in the entire movie, when Elisabeth demonstrates that she is not self-centered?

[@lightningmonky7674]

Yes and that's why when they both wake up is the scariest part of the movie to me. It's unexplainable and that is horrifying, none of the gross effects made me as scared as that moment

[@angelacuebasmercado4036]

@@millaray9912exactly. She is also a shallow celebrity at the end of the day.

[@matt-oo6fu]

i think my favorite part is that Elisasue loved herself. Elisasue had the confidence that neither Elisabeth or Sue had. Elisasue put that dress on even though it didn't fit, put the earrings on even though she didn't have a place for them, burnt her hair and just shrugged it off. The monster that everyone was afraid of was a woman without self-hatred, who felt beautiful with all her flaws.

[@lockekappa500]

And sadly, a woman who has almost no place in conventional society.

[@danis4187]

her going "i'm still me!" was so SO sad. made me think so much of frankenstein's monster and the line "did I solicit thee from darkness to promote me?"

[@alfredong6850]

It now makes sense that blood attack is her symbolic rejection of all the vices of mass media that made her into the "monster". I like to also theorize that her "death" marks her ultimate retirement from mass media without ever looking back at her 'legacy', disregarding what happens to that. Shes now in a separate existence, doing what truly loved with a beginning she now knows she wants.

[@pikminstan]

best way to describe elisasues character, that's what the director intended!!

[@Technique-kj2bp]

She didn't change. She was still obsessed with her self image and still seeking the validation of the audience

[@tetamale4280]

the fact that everything happens in the bathroom, being the place where you expose yourself the most and hiding the bodies there as if it were something shameful, is an incredible metaphor.

[@taylormade9748]

Oh my God. This movie is too relatable. It’s scary.

[@Qu33nMary444]

Yes! The metaphors in this movie are genius, it's all so layered & beautiful. I'm obsessed on so many levels 😍

[@AndresArevaloDeAsis]

TEA.

[@transplantman2287]

YES, and the lighting in there is so harsh and unforgiving. It reminds me of the lighting at some clothes stores where you HATE how you look in the dressing room, and have to remind yourself that it’s the bad overhead lighting.

[@itsDelfi]

And how she disrespected her own bodies 🫣 self hatred analogy.

[@SamMarquez-y9l]

I can't wait for the Academy Awards to completely ignore this unforgettable film over some Oscar-bait dramas almost nobody watched, cares about, or even remembers by next year 🤩

[@oOoOBoogeymanOoOo]

100% and this movie feels like a classic. We saw an early screening a few weeks ago and there were a lot of queer people in the cinema, which was so much more fun 😂

[@StevieMcKenna10]

Aka Wicked 💀

[@SamMarquez-y9l]

@@oOoOBoogeymanOoOo Makes sense. Horror as a genre is hella queer but at the same time is something everybody and their mama can enjoy. Also, I found most horror directed by women (such as this one) do have a special spot among queer folks.

[@SamMarquez-y9l]

@@StevieMcKenna10 Jesus, every single thing about that movie that I've seen looks like something made by AI. Be it posters, trailers or just promotional pictures. Don't know if it's an artistic choice but it all looks plastic, and not in a positive, Barbie way either 💀

[@StevieMcKenna10]

⁠@@SamMarquez-y9l The actress for Elfaba literally made a whole tweet about "erasing her" all because someone made the poster look like the ones from the stage play like miss girl...

[@pola6794]

I'm obsessed with the fact that you immediately marked Elisabeth as an icon, because I feel like the mainstream sidelines women who start to age, while the queer community remains loyal. Cher, Madonna, Mariah, all of them women "past their prime" (which is just a ridiculous concept to me) are all still icons to queer folks. There's a degree of loyalty and respect there.

[@prozierozie5692]

Yes there is!!!!! They're icons for a reason.....they don't ever fade

[@Ariana-wv4pf]

Heterosexuals also think Mariah and Cher are icons. Madonna not so much since she is mean girl. Also, of course they are not in their prime anymore. They are older, not as good looking and also their voices declined. Like, why wouldn't we say that???

[@An-kw3ec]

Because we dont see women as sexual objects or use them as reference for our bodies like many women do, instead, gay male fandoms focus on campy personalities,talents and the confidence some women have. (Doesn't mean gays can't be misogynistic)

[@tejo29se]

They're all plastic

[@dreamlessd]

"You. Are. One. You can't escape from yourself." I think people forget to read into this line and mistakenly separate Sue from Elizabeth.

[@rinzzzzie718]

The "You are one" thing kinda got ruined when both bodies became conscious; but I guess that's the metaphor of her self-hatred

[@dreamlessd]

@rinzzzzie718 yeah. i think even though they were 'separated' at some point and had individual consciousness, the decisions one of them made would also be the same the other would do if given the same circumstance, because they're from the same mind or persona. If that makes sense.

[@modernamami5861]

@@rinzzzzie718I think that part of the movie is meant to illustrate the “You can’t escape from yourself” part. By this point Lizzy’s inability to see that she is both Elisabeth and Sue - that she is one person jumping between two bodies - has resulted in her developing a sort of split personality. This scene is like the two personalities fighting for dominance, and Sue wins because Lizzy wants her to win. Lizzy hates herself as Elisabeth and she wants to just be Sue. By killing Elisabeth and only having Sue left, Lizzy thinks she’s finally free of the parts of herself she considers to be ugly and worthless. But she soon realizes that she needs Elisabeth to survive; Sue starts to fall apart without her. Elisabeth is the anchor - she’s the substance. Elisabeth has the family, the history, the hometown, the relationships, the personality. Sue is empty. She’s just a husk that Lizzy put on to feel young again. And without Elisabeth, Sue is forced to come to terms with the fact that she’s still very much Lizzy, regardless of what body she’s in. Because now Sue isn’t enough. And once she realizes that, she immediately tries to activate again to get a “better” version of herself. It’s a vicious cycle. I think Sue’s rapid decay is meant to show that even if she could stay and live as Sue, she’s gonna age and end up in the same place all over again anyway. She can’t escape herself. She can either accept who she is; flaws and all, or she can destroy herself.

[@DanteRU0312]

Because the movie doesn't respect it. You clearly have scenes when Sue/Elizabeth wake up and express shock at the circumstances around them even though they're the ones who created them.

[@saccharinescenery]

​@@DanteRU0312It's a much more visceral visualization of a metaphor for how self hatred can and will rip you apart from the inside. There are themes that resonate with addiction as well, as the literal substance is a drug to make Elisabeth feel "perfect", and its effects are extremely literal and personified in this film via Sue. There's a lot of layers and symbolism to this movie, which makes me love it, personally. There is a reason they repeat that mantra: "You Are One.". The movie does respect its themes quite well, albeit very extreme and literal in its presentation.

[@taylorv9661]

It was Margaret Qualley under the Elisasue makeup. She said even though it took 6hrs to put on the prosthetics, she said it was a nice break from playing Sue who was so soulless. 😅

[@Pikachu-qr4yb]

also nice to play someone so unpretty after she has to play the hyper, bubbly sex kitten her whole existence (which was short... but still lol)

[@lukayaroslav9914]

It's ironic that a monstrous-looking creature has more soul than her more human-looking counterpart.

[@cliffallenalter-verse786]

So they molded Demi Moore's face

[@taylorv9661]

@@cliffallenalter-verse786 To create the face on the back, they did a 3d scan of her face and made a mold and then animated it to look as though she was really looking around and attempting to move her mouth.

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

"i can't do spine stuff" so early in the movie had me cackling i'm so sorry in advance sweetie

[@spiderdude2099]

lol, yeah I was like: “you’re in for a bad time XD”

[@avadarkness666]

Honey, you've got a big storm coming

[@DaringDasher]

"What? You've never seen a woman at the height of her career?!" 😭💀

[@Louise-wk5yf]

This took me out 😭

[@liaspooked4980]

obsessed at them pretending like there is nothing wrong with elisabeth at the end, it's so funny. "I think they're just jealous of her beauty"

[@Mirakulus9]

​@@liaspooked4980 "They could never be this multidimensional" 💀

[@nikkistudio...]

​​@@liaspooked4980 It's so funny I swear 😭

[@colinloveland6667]

😭😭😭😭

[@Boredanddireected]

"I can't do spine shit" Oh honey, you have a big storm coming 😂

[@rodrigocorrea7857]

My exact thoughts😭

[@fearqueerhorrorguru2]

If Demi Moore doesn't get at least a golden globe nomination for this movie in January I'll be livid

[@keandrebell-washington9904]

She got the nomination. For Best Actress in Musical or Comedy. I think she has a good chance to win it.

[@MichelleAlina91]

so glad she won

[@fearqueerhorrorguru2]

@MichelleAlina91 yas

[@Sharpe1502]

I love how at the start of the movie, they were like, “I can’t handle body horror. I can’t handle…” and by the end they were full on supporting Monstro Elisasue and her spouting blood at everyone. 😂

[@judiciousjayel]

They're so real for that!!

[@SueSnellLives]

I cried for Elisabeth Sparkle at the end. A woman in the movie theater reached over and held my hand. It was a very traumatic experience for me LOL. I'm so glad you guys watched it and I can't wait for Demi to get her Oscar!

[@CASSIOPEIAMASHUPS]

Sue isn't the bad guy, and they are actually one consciousness btw. The ones at fault are the men who perpetuate the ageism and beauty standards that drove Elisasue to that intense insecurity and self hatred in the first place.

[@kourtneykardasim4645]

some people doesn't really get it that they are "one", like the movie told us everytime about the "You are one" but it's understandable that alot of people doesn't really get it, the movie is alottt but I love it!

[@rabbitmaze]

Honestly, its very interesting to see how different men interpret the film. Especially the mirror/makeup scene with Demi, some reactors just can't relate at all. And yeah..seeing sue as the bad guy. hmm. I'm glad we got this reaction though.

[@lockekappa500]

Well Sue is the "bad guy" in that she is the personification of all of the toxic priorities we place on ourselves and in our lives. And these often do cause us to do the things she does, like heavily prioritizing self over others. I am curious what the film is trying to say about Elizabeth effectively choosing the same life path the 2nd time around.

[@daviddyck3724]

it's hardly just "the men" who perpetuate this system of ageism and beauty standards. Women themselves are perfectly content to judge each other according to unrealistic standards, which I thought the film presented very well. Elizabeth was never happy with herself until she was Sue, similarly Sue looked down on Elizabeth. Audiences, TV viewers all are guilty of perpetuating these toxic habits, hence the ending of the film where Elizasue blasts them all with blood 'they all have blood on their hands'. Neither gender is innocent.

[@lockekappa500]

@@daviddyck3724 Sadly this is where I think the movie suffers from a narrative perspective. Its visual storytelling and its symbolic storytelling seem to be at odds in many situations. As much as I agree with your assessment and I do think that this is what the movie is trying to tell us, on the other hand it basically only shows men doing this for 99% of the movie.

[@aychelleff]

It says a lot that Elisabeth doesn’t seem to have anyone in her life that TRULY loves her… not envies her, not admires her, but just loves and cares about her wellbeing (no one even asks how she’s doing). We hear her speak so little, because that’s not what the people want. She’s gotten so used to being just a pretty face to the point that she can’t handle any other reality. I think this movie is a great message for younger people in denial about getting older, and looking older… it’s gonna happen, honey. Prepare for that inevitability while you’re young so it doesn’t hit you like a ton of bricks

[@Moretropes11]

You would think at least one person would notice she went missing for 3 months, but we don’t see one person come and check on her.

[@aychelleff]

@@Moretropes11 right?! She doesn’t have a single person on her side

[@darkman7009]

The question is how we overcome our upcoming older state like worn off of body limbs that can't no longer work properly Because it wasn't just the appearance that make young people afraid being older

[@okapibibi]

@@darkman7009 Yeah, this is what scares me most about aging. I think I will be able to accept losing my youthful beauty, but I am deathly afraid of my body and mind deteriorating. I can't bear the thought of not being able to move by myself, or losing myself and the life I had and becoming a husk, becoming confused and scared. I've made up my mind that if that comes to happen, I'll pursue euthanasia. I refuse to spend my last days like that, you know?

[@moraes.guilherme]

​@@Moretropes11 her whole life was the show. her only friends are her costars, her only dates are one night stands, her dining table only has one chair, as if she had never even thought of the possibility of someone going to her house to consume anything but her.

[@onlinegirliee]

7:19 "he's very... ominus" "he was... and that foundation was not his color" lmaoaoaoaooaao i love y'all sm 😂😂😂

[@tw_nick]

The scene in the bathroom where she gets more and more insecure everytime she looks at herself in the mirror until she just give up and stay home hits waaay too hard

[@spiderdude2099]

I love the choice to cast Demi specifically because she is GORGEOUS. I’ve seen her in interviews for this movie and her skin literally is GLOWING. I think this really paints a powerful message that you can be a millionaire superstar that looks better than 95% of every other person your age and STILL be made to feel inadequate. Elizabeth WAS gorgeous, but she was also 50 years old and there’s NOTHING wrong with looking 50 years old. Culture and society really warps how we see ourselves, and denies the inescapable reality of aging. It’s natural, it’s beautiful the whole way through and no one should be made to feel like they are inferior for no other reason than existing for a certain period of time.

[@foodiethebeautyYT]

I don’t know if you read where Demi stated that she had to meet with Fargeat 6 times before she got the role. She gave her her instant #1 New York Times bestselling book “Inside Out” to read. That’s what sealed the deal. She has lived this life personally as an A-List celebrity who was once the highest paid actress in the industry. She turned 40 during Charlie’s Angels. “They didn’t know what to do with me” Demi has said. I’m a lifelong fan of her career. This is definitely her comeback movie. Although the Academy does not like body horror, she needs to be nominated. Just play the bathroom scene where she’s getting ready for her date & she will win the Oscar. I have not been this excited for a movie since “Requiem for a Dream”. There were quite a few references to it throughout the movie. I definitely thought this was an Aronofsky film when I 1st saw the trailer until Coralie’s name was plastered across the screen. This is personally one of my top 5 movies of all time

[@hey-zel]

It had it’s funny moments but genuinely felt a sadness for Elisabeth at the end. I agree that this deserves so many award nominations especially an Oscar but knowing the academy they probably won’t and it enrages me to know it’ll get overlooked.

[@Vykie-ui6cp]

I feel so sad for the actors, writers, set artists and the director and everyone who made this art happen. It's so beautiful in so many ways you could imagine

[@thescales]

"Mama, A girl inside you."

[@PettyPumpkins]

You have me cackling in the middle of the night 💀😭

[@colormetaay]

this is one of the best movie concepts perhaps i’ve ever seen? GIVE DEMI AND MARGARET THEIR OSCARS!

[@myajanell2504]

yessss😍 since i saw the trailer I was and still here for it

[@fippywip]

yesss and none for d*nnis 😊

[@mrmassacre3366]

It's in my top 5 all time. Fing fantastic.

[@ryancole4893]

I agree 1000000%!

[@6lackburn]

It's basically dorian gray and lookism combined but yeah this movie is awesome, especially the music and cinematography

[@its_k18]

Not her curling the one strand of hair 😂 that killed me. Also this movie was amazing and so insane in the best way

[@michaelhart7282]

If you take her keycard of 503 and turn it upside down, it could be re read as E O S…Elisabeth or Sue

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

Wes's face everytime Dennis Quaid is on-screen makes me LOL!!

[@myajanell2504]

right🤣

[@ziann7171]

Why do they hate him?

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

@@ziann7171 because he endorses Trump

[@RedundantHuman-CandyBites]

@@IVNHYPRFNK That seems like an over reaction. Yikes, judgemental.

[@jaydock1]

@@RedundantHuman-CandyBitesnot an overreaction lol

[@tetamale4280]

with this movie in the theater I cried, I screamed, I laughed, I felt every possible feeling and I left the theater wanting to see the movie again.

[@lildarkbat]

53:12 "I think they are just jealous of her beauty. They can never be this multidimensional" 😂😂😂

[@Sinni957]

Elisabeth wanted so badly to be younger and Sue wanted to stay young cause she couldn’t stand seeing the way Elisabeth chose to live during her 7 days. As different as they seemed, they both wanted the same thing. Elisabeth resented herself and Sue felt the same.

[@Taramw32]

Around the end, my twisted mind thought of the end of “Death Becomes Her”. “Do you remember where you parked the car?”

[@Taramw32]

The part that made me sad was when Elisabeth was trying to go out and enjoy some company, but she kept comparing herself to Sue to the point she was so insecure she bailed. That was triggering.

[@frankenfairy]

As a twenty-something , ever since i saw this movie , i have made it my absolute mission to hype women over 50 everytime i see the opportunity 💗😭✨️

[@nina__serafina]

I saw this movie probably a week ago at this point and despite this being a body horror the only thing that disgusted me was the sight of Dennis Quiad eating seafood in this movie

[@LavenderViolet536]

This! If I weren't already a vegetarian, that would have been my tipping point. 🤢

[@Llewellyn2844]

If Demi doesn't win an Oscar for this, there is NO justice in the universe.

[@christiana7424]

"That foundation is not his color." 🤣🤣🎃

[@Higo981]

The old guy who gave her the usb didn't warn her because he was his young self. Just like Sue acts completely different from Elizabeth, the same happens with the old guy. You can think of it like when you have motivation to start eating heathy,no more sugar etc, but the very next day,once the cravings hit, it's very hard to oppose and remember why you were against sugar in the furst place. It feels like you are two different people - a very shallow example ,but it might resonate with more people. Also,the motorcycle guy was rude in the morning because he saw Elizabeth - an old hag blocking his way - he was nice to Sue because she was pretty and he was about to get laid

[@rodlawyerr7540]

Ohh I never thought about that, I was like "that old man is an ass" but nope, the younger versions are the asses.

[@dess234]

Sue and Elizabeth are the same person! They aren't two separate people

[@janefins261]

Saw this film at the SCAD Film Festival last night. Margaret AND Demi were both there at the screening!! They both did a FANTASTIC job in this horror film, and I fear I need more like it in the future!

[@myajanell2504]

right ever since i saw the trailer I was and still here for it😍

[@Higo981]

I am pretty sure they would eat normally. The goop pouches were the food to keep them alive while the body wasn't used. The active party was living normally, food,water,sleep etc.Sue was mad and affected by food because she was obsessed with her imagine and accomplishments. Elizabeth was binge eating and slouching around the entire week.

[@rushguy1]

That's Margaret Qualley under all that Monstro Elisasue makeup. There's some video and photos floating around the interwebs that have her goofing off in the makeup on set.

[@HikkiDeer]

To the guy in red already stressed from the early scenes of the movie, I just kept thinking: Honey, you got a big storm coming

[@Tina-pl7qi]

The reason the young surgeon didn't warn her about it was simply because the clones don't care, sue wasn't the one withering away when breaking the rules so why would the young dude?

[@Hey_Jamie]

6:20 Not Wes singing “fly in wine” to Katy Perry instead of “it’s a… black fly, in your Chardonnay…..” ahaha

[@GareBare90]

Alanis stan!

[@Hey_Jamie]

@@GareBare90 hahahaha

[@user-ux1sf8jw4i]

In this movie, you will learn that words coming from someone’s mouth can really change a person. She was happy until she heard that man’s words, which changed her life. You will also learn that you shouldn’t listen to your surroundings and that you shouldn't let your ego consume you.

[@gicoboyas459]

This was my introduction to you both and I don’t think it could’ve been any better lol! Loved the movie and your reaction! I saw this in the theaters and everyone applauded when it was over.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Welcome, this community is amazing

[@gicoboyas459]

@@deadsetondreams1988thank you!! 😊

[@Minaverse24]

For those who remembered Death becomes her and love both those movies with passion😊❤ made my day to see this pop up Pumking season all the way!!❤ Forgot to mention "has she started eating away at you?" Perfect representation of body dysmporphia, depression, anxiety and other mental health issues.

[@jenny5moon]

The naked self hatred Demi portrayed is OSCAR WORTHY it is primal and raw and amazing. Wtf. Wtf. Ugh. Stunner.

[@Allonsy305]

With all of the instructions they gave, I would have still fucked up The Substance. And body horror is a challenge for me too, but this film being an absurd take on beauty standards and self hatred.

[@Pikachu-qr4yb]

bro imagine have to stich the spine of your old body

[@cliffallenalter-verse786]

How would you?

[@MisterSadge]

"They cannot be multidimensional like her" I cackled

[@tetamale4280]

this movie deserves every possible award that exists

[@marlastrongbow]

Oh my fucking GOD I’m so happy you watched this, I’m so hype

[@AxelLloyd]

As somebody with back pain this movie was terrifying. Now I gotta think about my back splitting open lol

[@neonoires]

This movie is EVERYTHING. I didn’t expect to love it as much as I do but it’s one of my favorites of the year.

[@iloveAT1800]

Margaret Qualley honestly has a great aggressive scream. I still feel like there's a hint (or sound) of "horror movie victime" in her high pitches but she sounded amazingly frustrated in her screams here. I am considering her as a scream queen here, but a diff definition of the term

[@heyitsmira17]

I truly hope certain people watch this movie and really absorb its message. So many people are so shallow and vain, but the worst is when they're mean. And they think that they can be mean just because someone is famous, so they harp on them, say mean things, shame, to the point where the person just can't be themselves or even human, they have to do procedures even though they're already perfect, they ruin their bodies to fit into an impossible standard. Especially as someone who used to be very in touch with kpop and read a lot of korean comments online, those people are too obsessed. They judge even the shape of a knee, the size of a head, how large an ankle is. Things people can't even control or change! And whenever someone points out how shallow this is, they always justify things with "well, they're idols, they're celebrities, they should've expected this...", when those idols and celebrities actually start in the industry as little kids bc god forbid we idolize older people! We need idols who are still losing their first teeth to dance in front of us and apply botox even when they don't need it! Idk this subject has always infuriated me and even though when projects like this come out and people get all critical about its message, on daily life no one truly wants to commit to be a nice person. It's as if it's impossible for someone to not make a snarky comment about one's appearance or age. And if you don't follow suit, you're made fun of. Anyways, as pissed as I am, I'm grateful that you guys posted this. I can't handle gore and knew I couldn't watch the full thing, so watching censored reactions was the only way 😅 thank you!

[@okapibibi]

South Korea's beauty standards are monstrous, that's for sure. Are you aware of the 4B feminist movement over there? If not, I suggest you take a look. But overall, my point of mentioning it is that I'd hope that the 4B movement would adopt the ideology of rejecting those insane beauty standards for women in the country. It ruins women's lives, especially when their appearance is a commodity for men and not for women's own sake.

[@002nl]

3:14 That was my exact reaction on the theater, Demi really devoured the choreography 😆🔥

[@DumpsterRacoon]

53:04 waiiit not the "what? you've never seen a woman at the height of her career?" lmaooo y'all kill me

[@Wonder-Ernie]

reference that i got was, Stanley Kubrick, Shinning (the hallway) + blood, 2001 (music), Steven King - Carrie with the blood in the teatern, the movie Fly with Jeff Goldblom

[@carinaaugust643]

This score, those glasses, that walk, the jacket…the substance.

[@michaelschwartz8730]

With all the top shelf Cronenbergy effects in this flick, I love that shrimp cocktail and a chicken wing both win by a MILE 🤣

[@howveryedits]

"I'm at a loss for words...truly" describes the entire experience of watching this movie 😂

[@emarq011]

Love you two and watching this reaction for a second time. It’s such an amazing film. Update: now that it has Golden Globes and Critic’s Choice noms… it probably has momentum for the Oscar’s

[@AngelofMusic04]

54:48 - Monstro ElisaSue serving some major "Do you remember where you parked the car?" realness.

[@yobi512]

I feel like what people don’t get of the moment when Elisabeth and Sue become separate or conscious at the same time, it represents the dynamics of a “celebrity”, that is their public face, and their true self, they usually shouldn’t be so different, as your public persona you would at least hide your private life, but here… Elisabeth tried so hard to not be her, that she made it, she preferred her public persona over her own self, she showed a face to the public (through Sue), that got sooo far from her true self, that there was nothing left of her, and that happens in real life to real celebrities, both faces could go around as two and no one would even consider them to be related, because she wasn’t herself anymore, she lost herself

[@evarene07]

Mother Demi was serving in this🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽…kudos to the stylist, MUA, prosthetics , set designer, lighting director. Side bar: Ms Sue please apply a little neosporin to your main body Sis😷…perhaps prop her up in some Imported Egyptian Cotton sheets…something😦

[@jacquelinebairos5474]

Thanks!

[@Stitchpuppy01]

This is my first time on this channel. You're a riot! I could watch movies with you guys all day!

[@kryptonianpowers]

Dennis Quaid was PURE EVIL in *Footloose* But, let me tell you, he is PERFECT to be a villain the MCU. He would be perfect to portray Rev. William Stryker, a foe of the X-Men.

[@spiderdude2099]

There’s a part in this movie where Elizabeth talks about how she was selfish and egotistical when she was younger. That’s one reason why Sue might have been so antagonistic when she was created. She might physically embody the best traits of Elizabeth, but not the best mental and behavioral ones.

[@foodiethebeautyYT]

When did she say that!? Was it in the movie or the script?? I’m currently reading the script & have watched the move 3 times. I don’t know how I missed that🤷🏻‍♀️

[@CheyLouis]

Literally can’t stop thinking about this movie 😅🫠😵‍💫

[@cristinaegea553]

11:50 Not the Nickelodeon slime 😭😭

[@tetamale4280]

the mirror scene really hurts because body dysmorphia is really serious and people don't take it seriously; As a trans woman I experience that plus gender dysphoria and that scene really broke me.

[@1bwash]

There are actually a ton of body horror movies like this, it's a real sub genre of horror, but never has someone like Demi starred and had it be such an upfront critique of the industry. I really hope they reward her for doing this movie.

[@darkman7009]

The main villain of this movie wasnt the sue or the black market drug. It harvey himself and hollywood culture of ageism

[@mattymcfabb]

I cried watching yall see the ending for the first time. It’s so beautiful. Great video. Amazing movie

[@encheknizam]

Demi Moore deserves an Oscar nomination!

[@biaandrade01]

Dudes, you cant love elisabeth and hate sue, or rule for one and not the other, THEY ARE ONE

[@BlueberrySummertime]

Idky this movie made me cry like a baby lmaooo for some reason it was giving ungrateful-daughter jealous-mother relationship vibes

[@emin5488]

I like how it turned into Carrie in the end.

[@taylormade9748]

That is the best way to describe this movie. It literally hypnotizes you.

[@Alyxnyte]

This movie was already traumatizing the hell out of me. But those last 20-30 minutes scarred and horrified me to my core. But it solidified this film as being the most insane, disgusting, and most fu*ked up movie of this year. Easily number 2

[@VampCove]

The irony is that women in Hollywood in the real world would be paying ridiculous amounts of money just to do the crazy stuff and surgeries just to do what Demi’s character is doing just to look younger and beautiful, Madonna and the Kardashian ladies would definitely be that example

[@NikkieTwix]

Demi herself too, hats off to her for doing this movie and she’s been honest about her work done

[@okapibibi]

But you know what's funny? Kim Kardashian, whose large butt became a signature feature of hers, is gone now. Do you know why? Because Brazilian Butt-Lifts are more affordable and the procedure is spreading across the common people. The elite absolutely HATE when things they've done to themselves become popular among the "common" folk, so she removed hers. It's possible that the same will happen to lip fillers as well! That's why women should NEVER strive to attain the procedures/looks that famous people have, because they'll immediately toss them out and it'll become "outdated". It's horrendous.

[@rodlawyerr7540]

"they could never be this multidimensional so they have to run away from it" I'm dyinggg, gret reaction :')

[@TiffTiffanyTiff999]

That orange/red hallway and bathroom were definitely giving The Shining!!!! I just watched your reaction of The Shining today ❤❤❤❤

[@y04dr13n]

“Don’t tell Shauna Shipman” took me way tf out 😂😂😂

[@PettyPumpkins]

She would’ve gobbled that thing up!! 😭🍽️🙉

[@lightningmonky7674]

I've seen so many reactors not understand they are one so at thus point it's making me happy you guys understood this

[@oliviakumar4324]

Ahhhh I'm so excited for this reaction!!! Y'all are my comfort creators ❤ keep up the amazing work!

[@GMed-o4d]

This movie deserves at LEAST one Oscar in any category m. I’d be happy for Demi to get best actress but I’m willing to put money on it that she will not win only because this is a horror film. But I feel like best original screenplay is a no brainer

[@josephprins1258]

I figured in the end where Sue shows up as a monster is because of brain damage from the substance so to her child like mind this is a solution that will work but Elizabeth is also part of the monster and it might appear that suffers less brain damage. I came to that conclusion because she so deformed on the outside, imagine what her organs are like. She must have brain damage. The entire thing is bizarre but what an amazing movie.

[@SPMunny]

Every time they focus on Dennis quaids face I think of that meme “you can back up a little bit!!!”

[@spookynerd38]

'This is not my Gary' 😆

[@jasonmeckes5311]

CONTROL! YOUR! SEEEEEELF!!! 🫦

[@mariosoriano4650]

Yep, perfect choice for a reaction from you guys. This movie is fantastic and fits perfect your channel.

[@yupnoise]

41:02 "she looks like a cheese pizza" BYEEE

[@ctrlyoee]

You have to remember that Sue and Elisabeth are one like they kept on repeating and emphasizing that throughout the film. The way Sue treats Elisabeth is a representation of her self-hatred. Neither of them are the antagonists.

[@Hum0ng0us]

56:00 Amen peoples!! 🙌

[@candicelynnH]

This is exactly who I wanted to watch this movie with ❤

[@danis4187]

the last 40 minutes of this film had my jaw on the floor. i was screaming and crying and throwing up and begging for it to stop!!!!!! felt like zzavid being forced to watch the taking of deborah logan. but its genuinely my favorite movie I've seem in a WHILE, everything about it is STAR quality.

[@Purplecrocodiles]

I’ve watched this movie twice already in theatres but really enjoyed watching you guys watch it. You guys are so sweet and funny. I really liked how lovely and compassionate you were to Elizabeth. Subbed!

[@Chrissybrit43]

This movie is incredible and Demi Moore was fantastic