YOU ARE ONE - The Substance - Group Reaction

[@Thenormies]

Would you take The Substance? If you would, how would you do things differently? If you wouldn't, why not?

[@SewWhatNerdyNav]

I will never take this!

[@garydodd2837]

I am a little obsessed with age and hate getting older but i wouldnt never get plastic surgery or put that shit in my face, for a men its less common to be so obsessed with getting older but we are out there.. I would never take anything like this Substance without extensive research but her character is not thinking rationally living in this bubble of hers, mental health problems off the charts..Its a pity she had nobody to talk to outside the industry to stop her but we wouldnt of had a movie then...

[@nicoislost258]

my back is fine, thaks for asking

[@suhbrly]

i prob would take it tbh

[@havingaparty21]

I think the implication is that she sleeps with Oliver so he’ll help her build the secret compartment. That’s why he comes back all entitled later.

[@foxandeagle6790]

I think the true meaning of YOU ARE ONE AND RESPECT THE BALANCE is that as we grow old, we look at our younger selves as different people. Your younger and older self are one and the same. When we're young, we need to learn how to take care care of ourselves, so when we grow old, we become healthier and the best version of ourselves. When Sue starts becoming rebellious and starts breaking the rules, Elisabeth becomes more bitter and uglier. I think Sue represents how Elisabeth used to be when she was younger since they shared the same consciousness. Man, this movie is deep on so many levels.

[@jayfrancelf]

Exactly. I thought this was obvious when I watched it in the theater but now that I’ve seen a bunch of reactions here on YT, it’s clear that a lot of people aren’t understanding that. This is the exact same thing I said to my wife when she watched it a couple days ago. 20 yr old you is NOT the same person as 50 yr old you - even though they’re both YOU.

[@jamaljames9331]

I definitely agree with you that Sue is a representation of what Elisabeth was like back in her prime years, when she was younger and fame got in her head to the point she ended up having a very lonely life in the present day of the movie's story. It really adds a lot of depth to why she is the way she is, and why we don't see her reaching out to any genuine friends and family or vice versa (not counting Fred)! She more than likely pushed all of those meaningful connections away, or people who she used to be close with grew to despise her for her narcissism and selfishness! Her current predicament is the consequence she is living with, for what she's allowed fame to do to her. But she uses the Substance to relive the life she used to have as Sue as a way of escaping those consequences.

[@kimberlyjeanne9456]

Elisabeth has so much self hatred, I was so sad for her

[@alexandermurdock5494]

I love how they were trying to scare Pat with this movie, but it ended with Pat enjoying this and them traumatized

[@vzylexy1506]

They gotta get Pat to watch Society

[@w415800]

He's affected by spooks, not gore.

[@lennonmahoney7302]

Honestly wholesome that he really enjoyed it lmao

[@bensneb360]

The sound mixers deserve an Oscar for this movie, you hear ever creek, crack, squish, pop, and ooze, it had me squirming in my seat more than sitting on a pile of fire ants lol

[@marianoyalour]

The other movie she directed also has amazing sound design. It seems she cares a lot about that, and it's always worth it.

[@Ledzgo504]

The director is a woman. She won best screenplay at Cannes

[@billel75]

100% agree I’ve seen this movie multiple times in cinema the sound is incredible

[@billel75]

@@marianoyalouryes she care alot, she said to us during the french premiere

[@MichaelAury]

"It's not her it's a whole different person" it IS her, the movie keeps telling you they are one. She's saying all that hurtful shit to herself, her true self the matrix, and the matrix in turn is spiraling, hurting herself to hurt the other self by gorging herself and being unsociable and unkind to her body. This whole movie is an allegory of self-hate, the self-destructive pursuit of youth and perfection, and how unkind people can be to themselves when they see their imperfections.

[@AJ-kt5zo]

Your right. The price for false and obsession, obsessive beauty 😍 is to much .

[@josephirizarry5195]

People aren't factoring in the ego. Yes, it is one consciousness, but two egos are entirely different from one another. I like the philosophical and existential questions this raises in the context of the science fiction

[@MichaelAury]

@@josephirizarry5195 this is a fair point to make, because it's easy to say as a bystander "oh if I use the substance, Imma keep to the seven day schedule strictly" but you don't KNOW what the physically perfect you would really do in that scenario, whether you'll be tempted to extend it or not once you're in that perfect body, because once your body changes, your ego changes.

[@MisterJVR-yv7oj]

Unfortunately, don't expect too much from them. They're not paying much attention to the movie, remember the only thing they're focused on is to "react" to whatever they see on screen on the most superficial level possible.

[@bebop-p9s]

@@MisterJVR-yv7oj i think for the most part they caught everything they needed to. even when somebody didn't catch or understand something the other people explained to them the concept/idea of what was happening. it's usually a hit or miss with reactors cuz I like intelligence, which is why I stick with the normies... mostly for rana and navi

[@hypertwink]

How the turntables 😂. Pat became the chillest one on the couch…

[@Kromark]

Pat however is not exactly playing with a full deck to start with... that boy ain't right as my grandma would say.

[@charlesl5251]

@@Kromark Pat is the most Normal of the Normies actually. For better or worse.

[@Kromark]

@@charlesl5251 Well lets see how the future turns out... fingers crossed for normal. Paramedic or Psychopath 50/50.

[@w415800]

He's most affected by spooks, not gore.

[@AlbertusDeLosCorpus]

Well, he was expecting Moana. His disappointment was immeasurable and his day was ruined.

[@BillsRule250]

This was actually some of the best practical effects I’ve seen since The Thing

[@victordelgado1107]

They share the same consciousness, those lights you see in between them switching bodies is her consciousness going in between bodies. They also share dreams, the reason she doesn't take care of herself is because she has become addicted to being young and hates herself old. It's also a drug metaphor. Young Sue and Older Elisabeth are just different aspects of her consciousness, they experience the world in different ways. You can see Elisabeth is always anxious to go back to Sue, and because Sue is young she is reckless and irresponsible with the substance. The film tells us multiple times that they are one, they cannot exist without the other. When they are both are awake I think that they have developed a split personality. Elisabeth also constantly beats her own head saying "stop it stop it" Because she can't control herself "Sue" this is where the addiction metaphor comes in.

[@d4c467]

they don't share a conscious. The movie's events don't make sense if they do. if they shared one then why did Elizabeth wake up and was shocked Sue stole her show? in turn why was Sue shocked when she saw the mess of food Elizabeth left all over the apartment? Why would Elizabeth be shocked about Sue in the New Years Show? I know the movies premise is less sympathetic if they don't share a memory but theres way too many instances of the characters not knowing what the other is doing for it to make sense

[@victordelgado1107]

@ just because they don’t remember what the other did doesn’t mean they don’t share a consciousness, they share dreams of what the other did, you ever blackout from drinking?

[@d4c467]

@@victordelgado1107 then what does it mean to not share a conscious? Because at one point Sue is living an entire 3 months of her life and Elizabeth has no idea about any of it. You can't compare it to getting black out drunk because you don't have a completely separate job and life for multiple days when that happens.

[@victordelgado1107]

@ this movie is campy, extremely unrealistic, cartoonish at times. The metaphor’s are presented visually and highly exaggerated. You’re searching for tight continuity with a movie this absurd

[@d4c467]

@@victordelgado1107 or your just wrong??? The much simpler answer

[@bensneb360]

A lot of people think Elisabeth and Sue are different people, but I believe Elisabeth mind goes into Sue’s body, and she starts experiencing an extreme case of body identity dysmorphia. We’ve all looked in the mirror and not like what we’ve seen at one point and not been happy with what we’re eating or exercising, and got upset, but Elisabeth has an extreme insecurity and self-hatred, and it’s easier to escape into Sue then dealing with her emotions… plus the add keeps saying “they are one”

[@fatoumatacisse3796]

yeah its obvious they are the same person since she is just hating herself the whole time

[@lennonmahoney7302]

Literally what would be the motive if she wasn't transferring consciousness every time, live like a hermit for a week and then sleep for a week straight?

[@mindime1499]

I immediately became obsessed with this movie! The sounds, the colors, the designs...GOLD

[@mksongbird]

>> the director, Coralie Fargeat's, directorial debut, Revenge (2017), is well worth checking out.

[@sickleweed3270]

Superb movie, only one of its category that you can actually watch with the whole family (and should). Love how the director shows by example that a R-R movie doesn't have to be exploitative and lensed for just men but still achieve the same degree of visceral excitement and gruesomeness.

[@Nasiruify]

I'm sorry but the ending when everyone was getting sprayed with blood was too funny 🤣

[@surejan-gz1lp]

EXACTLY! while I agree that the movie HAS harder subject matter and usually addresses those seriously, i don’t understand why so many people are so mad that others found the ending funny

[@paulinekeown2472]

Especially when it switched to metal music. Absolute perfection!

[@obdiane]

It's not a different person, it's simply another version of her. She hates HERSELF, so it would make sense that her younger, more arrogant version would not care about the older, "useless" version. When you hate yourself you tend to do destructive things to punish and get rid of the parts you hate.

[@TisBoiGoTSkiLLz]

Group reactions to this movie are gonna provide the best content

[@georgeparker8198]

This is the 4th reaction I've watched to this, it's an extremely entertaining movie to watch a reaction for 😂

[@gabe_liu9095]

never seen spidey freaking out like this

[@Necron00b]

There's a scene where it makes it look like it's a "transfer of conciousness", however it wasn't a transfer, it was the creation of Sue's conciousness. They are one, they are both Elisabeth Sparkle's mind, they are simply receiving different input, so their choices, outlook and life are different. Sue is receiving constant adulation, praise and love (even though it is sycophantic) so she hates her "old self" and resents having to share her life with her. Which simply speaks to the idea that the Young despise the idea of getting old, they resent their aging, imperfection and weakness.

[@sofiacaramelo4890]

Men, seeing them at the beginning of the movie already getting super grossed out, knowing what's to come at the end..... Hilarious ngl

[@pruosso]

"B*** go home!" Spidey was soo funny on this one😂😂😂😂 just his quiet expressions

[@queerlybelovdd]

the sound design of this movie was VISCERAL!! almost like a character in itself. it added such texture and i love it even if it left me feeling sick to my stomach. especially that shrimp scene 🤢

[@MsKimifer]

This movie DRIPS with references to Requiem For A Dream. The biggest call out, I think, is Demi watching TV alone in the dark, as the tv shouts, "We have a winner!" And then she tries to look good in her red dress. 😢

[@jeanjacquesjell5431]

Demi Moore career's best role actually like I'm actually waiting for this type of movies to get nominated during award seasons, the make up artists (so great!), set design, sound editing, all that but especially acting categories since they robbed hereditary from nominations and I'm afraid they're gonna do it again...

[@KainErrow]

Just as some others have said, I would have required detailed instructions in large print, along with multiple How To KZbin videos for each step of the process. Elisabeth was as intuitive as a Greek god.

[@jayfrancelf]

Ultimately, showing the audience detailed instructions would be irrelevant. We are shown via actions that she was doing the process correctly. They chose not to spoon feed the audience and I always think that’s better than holding the audience’s hands the whole time.

[@stephenbull2026]

Sue is "Drunk" you and Elizabeth is "Sober" you. Each one has a vague recollection of the other one and a balance needs to be established. I fell the blood at the end represents social media. Thay poor child gets drenchred in it. 😂

[@fanngurl164]

and that the blood is on all of our hands

[@kingkelsoo]

Pat cheesing at 1:04:01 while everyone is traumatized hahaha

[@user-bu3gm7gp4p]

I never clicked so fast lmaoooo my favorite movie of the year finally

[@georgeparker8198]

Pat: I'm cool with this Spidey: the fuck you mean you cool with this???? 😂😂😂😂

[@osamahabib7547]

Everyone hating in Suraj for the reaction was hilarious 🤣

[@leewoodlee557]

I love how y’all looked traumatised on the thumbnail😂

[@KainErrow]

Demi Moore is absolutely beautiful for her age, with a body that matches the certain effort she put into it. It is heartbreaking to watch that scene where she redoes her makeup like 11 times because she just doesn’t trust the standards she’s come to imagine people have of her, men and women.

[@noops99]

1:03:27 & 1:08:51 this was such a fun reaction LMAOOO… I CANNOT BREATHE truly all trauma bonded 😭💀

[@sirshadyfire]

Poor Pat 😂 hilarious intro

[@Kverkele]

Really subtle that the studio bosses name is Harvey. 😅

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

the fact that universal studios helped finance Coralie Fargeat's The Substance (2024) but deemed it as unworthy of releasing after a screening just goes to show what is wrong with the movie industry today. thanks, mubi for giving filmmakers a chance.

[@ericsabourin7033]

1:03:27 I expected that this would be their reaction, and it was perfect 😂

[@thihaaung647]

This movie is like a sucker punch to those who are obsessed with beauty, youth and success.

[@igirlcupid]

both bodies have the same mind, but Elisabeth's ego behaves differently when she switches.

[@sensaiuriah5440]

This movie is so deep with how they portrayed self love and aging. And could u guys react to Don't look up? you'll love the story especially after how the recent election went ❤️

[@JackieBorelli]

1:55 lol you should watch Late Night With the Devil, there’s like 10 studios that worked on that and they all have logo clips before the movie starts, it’s hilarious

[@Nasiruify]

28:55 that's a good roshi laugh 🤣

[@DanielSalas-f9o]

1:03:27 the best reaction 😂😂😂Nice one guys 😅😅😅

[@Arcannabis]

I wonder if in some meta way, all the fake production titles in the intro, mirrored all the times the movie should have ended, but she just kept mutating like the last boss on a resident evil game

[@mxbrecher4]

Demi Moore deserves an Oscar

[@aznthy]

pat getting tricked is hilarious

[@pamelawilliams3144]

Did he say he thought they were watching Moana? 😂

[@AT-rr2xw]

@@pamelawilliams3144 I was wondering why he was talking about a new one or something at the beginning, but that reveal explained it.

[@MattheusSantos-sf3zb]

This movie conveys so many different feelings, my god.

[@luciaarnaotorrego6852]

Loved your reaction as always. You should check out "rec". It's a great horror movie and I would love to hear what you have to say about that one. If you do watch it I recommend the original language with subtitles, the acting was amazing

[@christianrunfola9461]

The 3 leads knocked this out of the park!

[@marcosviniciusabreumelo3025]

that’s must be my favorite video of this channel lol

[@alfredmeneses5496]

One way I interpreted the relationship between Elisabeth and Sue is that it’s a sort of an allegory to motherhood and raising a child. Sue is literally birthed out of Elisabeth. And even though she’s a full grown adult, she still is brand new to the world she’s birthed into. She has to feed off of Elisabeth’s spinal fluid the same way a newborn must be breastfed. They are “one” in the way a newborn and it’s mother are one with each other, therefore there is a responsibility that both of them have to each other. But unfortunately, Elisabeth loses the ability or will to take care of herself and Sue, instead resenting how Sue’s existence has overshadowed her own. This in turn causes Sue to devalue and rebel against Elisabeth. The casting of Margaret Qualey as Sue is perfect to this because she is the daughter of the actress, Andy McDowell who once had her hay day.

[@KainErrow]

Demi Moore deserves an Academy Award for this; supported by Dennis Quaid (IRL he actually ate a lot of shrimp on set) and Margaret Qualley.

[@mrmassacre3366]

Couldn't have been good words? My dude, this is the movie of the YEAR!!!!!!

[@deweycox8409]

Their separate consciousness is a metaphor for self-hatred, specifically regarding aging, from the perspective of the younger and older self. Imagine someone telling you "You look old." Most would feel affronted because we don't like picturing ourselves as wrinkly prunes. Teens and young adults take all sorts of "preventive" supplements and procedures to delay the innevitable. Meanwhile, older people undergo surgery to look younger. It's the same self-hatred; the movie just amplified it to a 1000.

[@markmccollough1017]

At the end she reminded me of the guy who melts in toxic waste in Robocop before being obliterated by a car. They did a fantastic job with creating this body horror instant classic.

[@josephirizarry5195]

The fused monstrosity reminded me of Society by Brian Yuzna

[@georgeparker8198]

Lmao at Pat being tricked into watching this 😂😂😂

[@TheLiamster]

Pat was duped into watching the substance lol

[@ma-ri-ko]

just in case anyone finds this info useful in the future: i was taught that when you're doing sutures you start in the middle of the wound in order to make sure that the edges meet evenly and you don't find out as you're doing the stitches that you have a little gap at one end or something. also, sue was doing them correctly in that it's not a continuous thread like with sewing clothes. it's a lot harder for sutures to adjust to your movement if you treat it like a seam in fabric and if the one thread snaps anywhere along it's length you're kinda fucked. you make the single loop to connect the edges and tie it off, leaving gaps in between the stitches. this both allows for flexibility and means that a stitch can fail individually without reopening the whole wound. 🌟🌈 the more u know

[@mermaidreviews4693]

It’s a body horror like the movie The Fly and werewolf movies

[@taylorlamacchia3889]

i’ve been waiting for this oneeeee ah🎉

[@KainErrow]

Greatest Movie of 2024

[@garydodd2837]

I think Demi Moore gave an Oscar Worthy performance but critics dont love horror so she probably wont win...she is so good though....

[@Monicalake1]

They keep forgetting this isn't set in reality. It's a complete fantasy world these characters are living in.

[@tiffanykim2773]

It isn't?

[@Monicalake1]

@tiffanykim2773 If you WATCHED their reaction, how many times do they say "this isn't real, and this can't happen".

[@aznthy]

​@@Monicalake1WAIT, THIS IS REALITY? ..../S

[@KainErrow]

It’s interesting that they have pagers and modern smart phones; and then that thumb drive the size of a candy bar. This was definitely set in a mostly timeless place.

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

well ya, it's very symbolic and metaphorical, also exploitative and satirical as well. movies is a form of art, doesnt have to be set in reality.

[@IVNHYPRFNK]

moral of the story: LOVE YOURSELF

[@jmoney6782]

I love how Pats Unfazed 😂 i was not ok watching this movie!!! So insane! I can't wait for yalls reaction to Smile 2!

[@jessbailey5178]

Hm. switched off when nearly everyone was feeling sorry for Demi's character's date, rather than the depiction of mental illness and anguish her character was going through in the bathroom destroying her makeup. pfft.

[@knkiger]

Y’all’s reaction did NOT disappoint!! 💯🤣

[@palomaroggeri8680]

I think the way it works is that they both share a consciousness but have amnesia in between switching, so they aren’t aware of what the other did but are the same person. Sue is elizabeth hating herself, calling herself old and ugly.

[@Skeezer66]

The whole feel of the film was so surreal/allegorical, that not being grounded in reality makes all the extremes more tolerable. Still, quite grossed out. Might not eat any eggs for a few days.

[@ladyhotep5189]

Yo. The double eyes freaked me out more than anything 😂😂

[@mooncalf7878]

I love everything about this movie. It is my favorite film this year.

[@serknet3042]

49:53 I agree I think they are both the same mind they just have their personality/perspective afected by their body

[@charlesl5251]

LoL, this is going to be quite the ride. Plus Problematic Pat is here too for extra hilarity Here. We. Go.

[@Jsvg1387]

Suraj...WE HAVE BEEF....I made dinner and sat down to watch this LOL

[@LateCambrian]

This movie is so good I started a horror movie podcast just to do a deep dive on this movie specifically… I own it on VHS too… Also it’s a female director from France….

[@TheDarrylRevok]

They are not separate people, they are one besides the obvious subtext about aging and beauty standards, it's also about self hate. Also notice that as Monstro Elisasue she had more self acceptance as a monster.

[@ChaosLORDish]

I've never seen a group of reactors have an existential crisis from watching a movie since Hereditary.

[@MsKimifer]

YOU SEE. I've been saying this. Pat doesn't have an adversion to horror movies. He just hasn't realized that he needs to connect with the bad guys.

[@ryancole4893]

I love this movie so much!

[@garydodd2837]

I loved this film, i will never watch again..i had to watch ur reaction to the end i had my hand up to the screen as she was just so pretty at the end i just couldnt watch such beauty again..Lol!! Film is insane, so good though!! I still think its crazy that she took this substance with zero research but u know people get crazy shit pumped into their face on the daily knowing its looks horrible at has to be done over and over so...Obsession and Addiction is a thing though, for her not drugs, gambling, sex, chocolate but youth staying relevant, lengths she goes....Congrats to everyone for getting through this as i heard many people left the theatres while watching this film.....The Substance!!!!!!!!

[@monimejia6591]

The sad thing is that this is not far from reality. Well, there are no substances that clone you, but there are people who are obsessed with plastic surgery, which, as horrible as it sounds, ends up deforming them. Add to that the pressure that women feel when they reach a certain age, the superficiality of the media and how some do not hesitate to discard people. This film reflects it exactly.

[@jacoblofthus7908]

I was curious if this movie could scare/disturb me, and credit, it almost did, but then I adjusted to it. I tend to be good at that sort of thing.

[@travisspazz1624]

Makes me want shrimp!

[@vivi3098]

sad how most reactors somehow didn't click with them being the exact same person literally the same exact mind

[@Kromark]

I swear in 10 years time i'll be watching youtube videos of " Pat from Normies kills 20 people ".. That bizarre grin he has when realistic horror happens is menacing... yet fake monster makeup has him cowering like a child. Even some of the others look at him with a " WTF " emotion lol.

[@Trepanation21]

Pat starting the movie off in true Pat fashion, by not knowing what's going on 😂

[@rodlawyerr7540]

1:12:13 Pat you still want to do this? - Oh I'm doing this LAMOO

[@TheAlmostBirthdayGirl]

they represent the lollipop guild the lollipop guild the lollipop guild

[@josephirizarry5195]

No squatty potty until your back stitches heal

[@willgenre]

easily one of the best reaction all year

[@YashamaruSensei]

Poor Fred was probably the only good guy in this movie but god bless him he had NEGATIVE RIZZ 😅🤣 This was without a doubt the most unhinged movie i've seen in a good while, and while the story seemed pretty straightforward, the ending kinda flipped the switch on us with the scene when everyone welcomes her like "we love you we love you" in her monster form, acting like they're still seeing Sue, or even the original Elisabeth, shifted it to a more metaphorical message. As a guy watching, for me it wasn't just about women having to appear pretty, but having to fake your personality to fit social constructs, this is something everyone can relate to, not just women. The public, or even worse, the media persona takes energy away from the original personality, it takes more and more and the real you gets more tired and tired to fit this picture of you for the outside world, clear analog of the clone stealing more and more stabilizer fluid from the original body. The third act for me was a metaphor for a full mental breakdown, the public persona "kills" the core personality but without it starts to fall apart, having to rebuilt itself the best way it can, but the result is just a bad patchwork of what it used to be, the public realizes the "farce" the loved person not really being as cool or hot as it appeared to be and promptly, gets rid of it. The part when she screams "it's still me" was so 🦆ing sad ... because they don't care about YOU, they care about the image you show, and if you can't do that anymore because you're tired of pretending, your a$$ is grass. And that's the real message and the real horror of this movie for me

[@jannahmuhammah3924]

I would just like to say Surge's hair is beautiful 🔥

[@natdiazj]

50:02 not she wouldn't control herself, she hates herself so much that she was willing to do some experimental drug to be young and hot. To treat herself like shit everytime she switches, to eventually extract as much spinal fluid as possible to never have to deal with her older self. She is addicted to change herself as much as she has to, to fit the beauty standard, to not age. Elisabeth doesn't think she deserves a good life, because all of her self worth is about how beautiful and young she is. Eventually we all grow older and everyone knows that if you take care of yourself while being young, you'll be healthier when you are older, yet sometimes we take our bodies to the extreme and then complain on why are backs hurts so much or whatever issue we have. We don't always take care of ourselves, because we don't necessarily think about your older self. If anything this movie made me appreciate my body a little bit more, I don't have to love every part about myself, I prefer to be comfortable and happy with who I am, that I'm healthy and living my life without thinking too much about others think about me. This movie is truly food for thought. Sorry if the text is a bit all over the place, this movie gave me lots to think about and english is not first language.

[@OYEntertainment]

This movie was a nightmare 😱😱😱

[@nonopaddle4400]

1:03:25 HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 🤣🤣🤣

[@tigqc]

Dennis Quaid's character is meant to be a dead ringer for Harvey Weinstein (they even have the same first name) and from what I've heard his depiction is no exaggeration either.

[@BillsRule250]

Ngl I got a lot of Vince McMahon vibes😂

[@sandrakenslow9540]

The sewing kit was in the original box.

[@nataliasoldevila5]

The video time at 50:39 is so good, look at the faces jajaj, lied to Pat for Moana and karma came fast af XD

[@KainErrow]

Dennis Quaid brought a far greater energy and charisma to the production, the director and all the producers agree. Ray Liotta would have been a disservice.

[@overlookers]

Of all the ways for this film to end- "Basket Case 4" was not on my bingo card 👀

[@acidrain92]

Demi Moore isn't half as daring as you guys are for putting up this reaction partially uncensored lol

[@surejan-gz1lp]

completely 😭 saw some other persons reaction not too long ago where they blurred the whole screen but randomly forgot to extend the blur all the way to the end of the clip

[@pamelawilliams3144]

Ive seen one or 2 reactions that barely censored at all, that showed full on breasts and ass and theyre still up.

[@gregorysmith3234]

I just watched this movie 2 days ago let’s gooo

[@AL-fl4jk]

It’s funny how you can tell how much they edited out Pat speaking