To The Bone | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

[@blake5472]

Not only is John wick a badass. he is also a therapist

[@hannahfleenor9864]

B P daddy John wick does it all 😩

[@purplesass_5219]

He is also breathtaking

[@Hi-gg8rp]

lol

[@danish.22music4]

Man jhon wick turn himself into Keanu reeves

[@autumnreed3916]

B P OMG I JUST REALIZED THATS JOHN WICK DIDES

[@bruckgalaan-ifaa9330]

it’s pretty interesting how i watched this movie before i knew i had a eating disorder (anorexia) and i was like, wow this was a really good movie and i learned a lot... i hope i never have a eating disorder.... 2 years later, I’m now diagnosed with anorexia nervosa, and ironically now i’m watching this film again to gain inspiration due to me being severely depressed (due to COVID-19). Wish me luck on my recovery journey! :$

[@zysdiary]

Bruckybo good luck🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@yukirimeshu8912]

Hope u getwell soon!! WISH U LUCK! 💓

[@wanderlust9]

That's basically me, two years ago. Now I'm recovered and I am much happier with myself. It isn't easy but you got this! You're gonna win and you're gonna see how beautiful and unique you are... Good luck!

[@sadboijo2573]

I hope your doing good! Good luck on recovery !!

[@mikapm2152]

Hope you're doing good!

[@izzyoberhaus7942]

as someone who actually has anorexia, the movie was beautifully made. it didn’t glorify anything. it shows how awful it is to live like this, and how it can impact not only ourselves, but others in our lives.

[@makaylaaa8242]

100% agree! loved it. i currently know a girl who always makes herself sick, and constantly lying and has a new “illness” every week. she used this show for inspiration and the truth is if people are doing that, they know they are and need to not watch it!

[@youjustgotburned3980]

I can't believe people still stuff themselves nowadays 😂 Back then people were ignorant, nowadays people are just being foolish cz we all know what anorexia is

[@AnemicRoyaltyRX]

​@@youjustgotburned3980no actually. Ppl are still ignorant to what anorexia is not are they willing to try to understand. And it's sad really. Many of our youth struggle with it.

[@musicalnerdkay]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@youjustgotburned3980you might be struggling with disordered eating if you think not eating good is bad.. are u okay?

[@supimjoe]

Anyone else think Lily Collins is absolutely beautiful?

[@sen8181]

Synplexi me

[@xyriusd832]

Synplexi yes! so beautiful

[@leeara4421]

not so much in this though :) Not as beautiful as usual

[@little7redify]

I feel bad for her that she had to lose so much weight for this movie

[@sherbear22]

she didnt have to, she wanted to and there wasnt a set weight. There is also a lot of editing for the parts that they really wanted to emphasize

[@kekee9869]

Just got done watching it... speechless. Wonderful movie

[@hayley5071]

I just got done watching it. The most powerful part for me was when she asked her mom to feed her even as she cried through it.

[@Claire-du6oq]

Elis not gonna lie at first I thought the mom was crazy when she brought the bottle 🍼

[@snobol6651]

Elis same i swear i was crying my eyes outtt

[@porkka9852]

Oh I thought it was a series

[@Nwy9r]

Keona H i couldnt finish it ! BOOOORING

[@stevncod]

I was dealing with anorexia when this movie came out and I remember watching it and it was the first time that I felt seen. Everyone deals with an eating disorder differently but this movie explained EXACTLY how I was viewing things. It made me feel like I wasn’t alone and it also showed me that I did in fact have an issue with not eating. This movie helped me so much with overcoming it.

[@Hans-tl1mj]

Netflix doesn't romanticize this stuff, people on the internet romanticize this stuff.

[@aaliyahgarcia9282]

exactly, fucken thank you

[@khalidsalah1211]

Mr. WonderEye this is meant to tastefully approach eating eating disorders and show people just because you told someone "just eat a burger lol" doesn't mean the eating disorder is gone, the same way 13 reasons why approached suicide .

[@stormborns4853]

Mr. WonderEye 13 reasons why did romanticize this stuff and the internet only made it worse. From what I see in the trailer this movie doesn't seem to romanticize eating disorders, I can only hope I won't be proved wrong upon watching it.

[@skylarblue5284]

I can understand what you mean about the other things you stated, but rape? Nothing about 13RW glamourised rape.

[@Claudia-ff6xz]

see the movie first before you complain.

[@taylorsmith3471]

From somebody in recovery, THIS MOVIE IS AMAZING. It's real. It doesn't glorify ED. It is inclusive. It's amazing. Recovery is YOUR CHOICE

[@juanczfr]

As someone who used to struggle with an eating disorder (I recovered) I loved this movie, I generally dont cry at films but i did with this one, because I could relate to Ellen in a few ways, and I m sure probably others did too

[@moodywrites]

There should be average weight people in the movie it should be more inclusive. Atypical anorexia. Real bulimia. Other EDs. Not just a stereotype that makes people think they have to be skinny before they get help.

[@Apple-qo3uw]

@@moodywrites did you watch the movie? Because they do. There's an overweight person in it too.

[@juju-kn6rx]

@@Apple-qo3uw only one, that doesn’t make it inclusive

[@Apple-qo3uw]

@@juju-kn6rx there's only like 6 people, they're not going to make half of them overweight because that wouldn't be inclusive either. There's an overweight girl, a normal sized girl, a skinny girl, a girl with medical problems, a pregnant woman and a boy. It is inclusive

[@entertainmentlive4406]

So No one in the comments is gonna acknowledge that Keanu Reeves is in the movie. Ok

[@alkhemiaaugustine3764]

Girrrrrrl. Exactly. I love the new roles he's been doing.

[@ananyakumar4621]

THANK YOU

[@entertainmentlive4406]

Aleck Augustine I'm not a girl LOL

[@alkhemiaaugustine3764]

@@entertainmentlive4406 Ohhh sorry, I meant it more so as an Expression but sorry

[@wideozludrawz]

Well he is a great actor but i dont feel like the doc suited hin well

[@FerretBusinessMGL]

I don't understand why people think Netflix tries to romanticize shit like this. I think Netflix is trying to bring awareness to teens about touchy subjects such as suicide and anorexia. When I watched 13 reasons why it didn't make me think suicide was great or anything. it made me think quite the opposite actually. I'm 15 and I think shows like these are needed. it brings awareness to mental health in the teenage community

[@wuraolaolagunju]

People like to complain

[@FilmsBySimon]

1000000000% agreed!

[@mari-khaleesi]

People like to blame the media for problems they can't control. Just like the ongoing problem parents have with videogames and violence. There are trigger warnings for a reason in shows like 13 Reasons. No one just randomly decides to kill themselves after watching a show like that. More likely they've had a problem way before they watched the show. The more we censor topics like these, the worse it's gonna get for future generations.

[@billseesyou121]

i cant tell if you like this movie or not.

[@ayayawa]

Romanticize what are even talking about?

[@MsJanetWood]

One of my uncles suffered from anorexia. He had always been thin, but after my grandmother died, he stopped eating. The whole family would try everything to get him to eat, and he flatly refused. Finally, one time, part of my family traveled to Mexico. We went into this restaurant where they bring you these huge sizzling grills of steak fajitas with vegetables. No one has their own plate. No one is keeping track of how much everyone is eating. You just grabbed a tortilla, and made your own taco and ate it. Add lemon, salsa and guacamole and eat it. Well, out of the corner of my eye, I noticed that my uncle was also eating! He was laughing, talking and eating! He was cured. He is still pretty thin, but he does eat more. My mom cooks for him often.

[@alessandratrejo1841]

You don't get "cured", you just get better...

[@indiaxlovee]

Alessandra Trejo you do eventually get cured stop tryna be so deep

[@dollym4711]

favourite u never get truly and completely over it. U may seem u get cured but....one day even is 2 years away or 4 just one day u may wake up and stop eating again,it can always be triggered. It dont happen to every each one but it happens

[@May04bwu]

Not to burst your bubble but you don't get magically cured in a split second.

[@eatme2drinkme]

that’s sweet i hope he’s doing okay now

[@mads4449]

Trailer doesn't portray the film well at all. Absolutely incredible and raw film, made me laugh and made me cry (a lot). Finally a film which doesn't romanticise mental illness and really let's you in to someone with an eating disorders head. One of my new favourite movies

[@moodywrites]

Mads There should be average weight people in the movie it should be more inclusive. Atypical anorexia. Real bulimia. Other EDs. Not just a stereotype that makes people think they have to be skinny before they get help.

[@melisandre6324]

@@moodywrites There were plenty of average weight people there. Did you even watch it?

[@dari4303]

I hate when people say something about a film or tv show and they havent even seen it people always find something to bitch about!!! she went through it and shes shedding a light on it so people can understand!!!

[@maske8619]

I will hate this, if I watch it

[@Beforethecredits]

Liana Liberato is such a fantastic actress. I really hope this helps her get more roles in the future.

[@GtLukero]

Literally fell in love with her in "Stuck In Love". Brilliant actress.

[@jessicamullins9425]

She was amazing in Trust!

[@Beforethecredits]

Yes she was.

[@coiIeray]

Before The Credits YES

[@JHA854]

She was so good in Stuck in Love, again with Lily Collins. Good to see them together again.

[@lrntz5525]

My sister suffered from anorexia and then bulimia some years ago and she almost died. I suffered a lot, so during this movie I cryed a couple of times because it is so similar to my sister'story. Please don't follow this path, I'm asking you from my heart, there is so much more in life. Now my sister has finally overcomed everything and she is happy and at peace with herself.

[@fahimali7595]

Glad to see that theres a movie made about a serious subject also I can relate as I have suffered from an eating disorder

[@lillia_cheers1019]

I am in anorexia recovery at the moment. People need to know more about this terrible disorder :(

[@ohwigoisgs]

You should watch feed

[@desero357]

i suffered from an eating overorder jahahahah cant stop eating

[@KateDenthimamai]

My whole life is an eating disorder, from extreme diets (spending weeks without eating anything, when I lost my period for 2 months my mom took me to the doctor), to binge eating and feeling guilty afterwards. It never fucking stops.

[@kawaiipie5475]

I'm glad everybody here is doing okay, y'all stay healthy and keep living💖

[@lyn.8059]

I cried watching this. It is so so hard watching basically your life, experiment somehow the same situation again. Kind of awkward too because I don't want pity looks from my friends/family, so i'll probably watch this alone. But... at the same time, it's a relief to see a good film about a real -and big- problem these day's.

[@GLAASJEMELC]

The best of luck! I hope this movie can be a feel good film and not a triggering or 'inspiring' one. I will most likely postpone seeing it until I'm further in my recovery, but I would like to know how you liked it and if you think ED sufferers will enjoy the film

[@bakad5458]

sweethearto'brien and big haha i see what you did there!! i wish you the best of luck my friend!

[@bugutu14]

so true...

[@pamelapryor3269]

Me tooooo I cried I am 31 and so happy I am able to eat

[@LD71685]

It doesn't come out till July?

[@leahrice5827]

Just finished watching this movie. I wish I had watched it sooner, it was so amazing. Growing up my sister struggled with anorexia and I remember her looking like this. In the group therapy scene, when Ellen’s sister was talking about how she felt I lost it. To me this movie is really accurate of what anorexia is like. It made me think of my sister and how happy I am that she’s alive.

[@colibri4676]

Leah Rice so what is the root of this? Is it emotional, genetic ?

[@raven-qh3ix]

You know what I hate about people hating this movie? If no one talks about it, is wrong. If someone wants to talk about it, is wrong. Netflix is just showing that not all stories are about happy people, with happy life. This is so important, especially for moms who doesn't know that their child is suffering of this mental illness, they'll see how they actually act and will be able to tell if they're in anorexia or not. And give them the help they need. No matter how Netflix decides to tell the story, is great that finally there is someone (with big influence in ALL the society) talking about it.

[@saminarose80]

You can talk about things with out losing 20 pounds and being 83 pounds. Do you know how triggering that is. Even at my worst I was 94! I feel like a failure seeing her

[@alisoncurran9631]

From a recovered sufferer, this movie was well done and a good representation without being overly triggering. Thank you , just wish we knew what my family and I were up against 10-12 years ago instead of the years of torment that followed

[@petrathorsty3833]

this was a phenomenal movie. I think it did a really good job at looking into anorexia and how people deal with it. worth the watch

[@Supernaturlisch]

This seems like a pretty good portrayal of anorexia, based on my own experience. A good mix of the control aspect of the illness and the morbid obsession with perfection. I'm also glad they don't try to glorify her anorexia or sort of beautify it.

[@MarisandraEstherian]

no name - you should be ashamed of your lack of empathy and your disgusting personality. your mother would feel so ashamed if she knew what you were writing to bully people over the internet :(

[@Supernaturlisch]

Go to bed, no name

[@Snowbound2643]

Supernaturlisch it's ,7am

[@Snowbound2643]

Supernaturlisch eat some food you freak

[@Supernaturlisch]

The thing is, because you're just saying every bigoted thing in the book, your message isn't exactly being taken seriously. So if you're seriously here to educate, learn a tad about ethos, lagos and pathos. If you're here to troll, wow, what a waste of your precious time. And it's a waste of mine. I'll go 'bout my day without pathetic anger, and you, sir, can step on lego.

[@nilachekov6881]

This movie actually probably saved my life. I was in recovery for about a year when this movie came out and whilst I was slowly getting better this is what changed things for me so I really appreciate this ❤️

[@weepingwillows21]

I have to say, I watched this earlier, and I really felt connected to the characters. Not because I've ever been there but because of the sincerity in the performances. I also found it really refreshing to see that they were giving us a movie that, IMO, was more about Ellen's journey to the moment she realized she wanted to live than the actual disease itself.

[@tonka9573]

Besides many here saying it's a good movie, it is your comment why I'm going to watch it right now.

[@Syco198]

It seems like John Wick settled down as a doctor...

[@fugyomom]

OfficialPucho Theodore Logan is who he'll always be.

[@matm8132]

he's undercover

[@lyrafoxx7397]

And looks like the patient he's treating is Clary Fray...

[@JustJakeTravel]

SIQ Enterprises He's really trying to retire

[@snitox]

Neo is actually running different simulations to live as many lives as he can.

[@May04bwu]

"Fuck off, voice!!" That's epic. I wish someone told me this when I was dealing with ED :)

[@JMRP]

Damn Netflix is killing it lately with their originals. and by lately I mean since forever.

[@concernedgamer]

Wrong.

[@fiona2725]

Concerned Gamer Correct.

[@Nexus2126]

Concerned Gamer Right

[@pancakepuppy5880]

Jan-Michael Paul *Shows him The Croods show* *Shows him the Turbo show*

[@onemanslie8637]

They've definitely misstep a few times within the last year or so, but seem to be getting better again. I'm just hoping that their creative team and marketing team. Truly get a formula down for picking up only quality shows and movies. Also, no more stand up.

[@LJLVibes]

It took me this whole trailer to realise that the title is a pun...

[@Claire-du6oq]

Im LJL it took me half way through the movie

[@gizemgonenc5342]

Im LJL What is the pun?

[@EmeraldKelsi]

lmao

[@anabelle3984]

Gizem Gonenc "to the bone" most anorexics starve themselves until their bones are showing

[@ameanbitch5913]

Jαy rιde hιm befοre yου ραrκ hιm but how is that a pun?

[@rabeeagohar7200]

I watched this movie 6 years ago when I had anorexia and in my country there is no awareness of eating disorders which allowed me a lot of space to hide it while it slowly killed me without anyone except my best friend realizing. This movie was the first I watched which made me feel like...someone gets it, this is what its like. It inspired me more than you know. I recovered 3 years ago and have never been healthier or happier so thank you

[@lq1360]

Really can`t wait to watch this.Anorexia is such a misunderstood disease.

[@CitizenDevi]

Yes, and everyone sadly knows's somebody who suffers from it.

[@Ebathora]

Jenlaw BLINK I guarantee you have met or came across someone who has or is suffering with an eating disorder. I had friends confide in me years afterwards about their struggles and when I think back, I had no suspicions. In some of the cases, my friends still looked a healthy weight or even overweight. Just because they don't "look it" doesn't mean they're not consistently starving themselves, purging, or overexercising. The opposite also goes for people who are very skinny. Just because they "look it" doesn't mean they do have an eating disorder.

[@denaerangel]

Jenlaw BLINK meet me

[@LiveloveDogTraining]

It really is.... people thing you have to be skin and bones to be anorexic:.. well when your potassium is soo low it almost puts you into cardiac arrest but you don't look cardiac arrest and your kidneys can't function right but you don't look skin and bones lol. You must not be anarexic or have an eating disorder lol right?

[@julietavargascarcamo4411]

in almost every bulimia's cases there's no a big lose of weight; the opposite idea is on the media but isn't the true.

[@frissifriski6548]

I defeated anorexia about 6 months ago and I'm glad to see Netflix doing this. People would make fun of me and throw candy at me and say: "Look out! It has sugar" and when I tried to eat ice cream, they'd say: "Are you sure about that? It's just gonna make you fat." So of course I wouldn't eat the ice cream. It's funny how people don't really understand that this is something you can barely control. But in the end I of course got some help and I'm doing pretty fine. But what I hated the most was when trying to gain weight again, people would always hug me to see if I had any fat on my body and it really pissed me off.

[@anitataylor4287]

Wow! I can't believe people were that cruel to you. Congrats on your defeat. You are a strong person! Be proud of yourself, you deserve it.

[@frissifriski6548]

Anita Taylor thanks for the support! I'm doing much better now!

[@stanl.e5533]

6 months is tough. i think it was around that time that I was really grieving the disorder. i missed it all the time and struggled with my identity without it. 4 years later and I've never been happier or more confident with who i am or where my life is going. im learning that it may never leave me but I can live with that. and i can be happy you know? it's incredible.

[@frissifriski6548]

Jess Grma yeah maybe I should:/

[@frissifriski6548]

Ashley Stanley I had the disorder for about a year and a half. And I understand what you mean, a part of me still tries to convince me to starve myself but like in this trailer I just say fuck it and eat what ever I want!

[@samuel747]

I like how they also show a man struggling with the same illness. It's not limited to just women. "Manorexia" as society has coined it is actually on the rise and an increasing number of men also struggle with eating disorders.

[@Nastasyashanti]

I think it’s very common nowadays but in another form men consuming nothing but butter and red meat and having like 5 percent body fat.

[@Duckyblonde]

*** SPOILER ALERT*** I totally thought the bottle scene was going to be extremely weird but I actually cried like a baby!! It just worked... I'm glad they're trying to bring awareness to this issue. I hope it saves some girls from the hell that is the eating disorder life 😔

[@ALINA-is7so]

*girls and boys 😊

[@MissAdamLambert888]

...bottle scene when?

[@mrkillums8219]

@@MissAdamLambert888 Jenny Death when?

[@MariaGarcia-ih3eh]

MissAdamLambert888 there was a scene where her mom says she was recommended to feed Eli. She then gives a speech about how she’s losing her daughter and Eli decides to try it.

[@baibai1517]

Yeah ..I thought so too...But as she ask her mother to do so..I felt so touched ,started sobbing.

[@adelynnlim587]

The esteemed psychiatrist said, "Fuck off, voice!". But little did he know, the voice did not fuck off at all.

[@travis5665]

hahaaha!

[@neilbraul3317]

Adelynn Lim because it doesn't really exist in the first place and it was actually just your conscience but your too dumb to actually differentiate a voice and a thought

[@lia-vg7wq]

neil braul wtf.... fuck out of here boy

[@neilbraul3317]

phoenix luna you get out, the world doesn't need bullshit like this just so the emo bitches can feel accepted

[@fuekmailaifu2531]

neil braul Emo bitches? IT'S A SICKNESS FUCKHEAD

[@Revengestar]

I was an anorexic as a teenager and it never really leaves you, bc every time u go through a hard time, the urge to starve is there. If only my therapist was like Keanu, I would have a miraculous recovery lmao

[@vesperrose333]

Same

[@Punk3rGirl]

I really hope this will depict anorexia more accurately than how it is usually portrayed in the media.

[@callaloves2jump]

but i feel like everyone suffers in a unique way & generalizing isn't good either. i'm sure if both the director & lily have gone through eating disorders it will be accurate to their experiences & thru that bring awareness. don't discredit a movie bc it wasn't exactly ur experience

[@Punk3rGirl]

calla jones no I wasn't discrediting it because it wasn't my experience?! My comment literally doesn't say anything like that?? I'm just saying I hope it steers clear of eating disorder cliches. Like literally everyone who I've ever met thinks anorexia is abt vanity, as if the only thing we care abt is being skinny solely to be pretty, when it's a lot more complicated than that, and the underlying drive is abt CONTROL. I agree that everyone's experiences are different. My comment was about hoping the film wouldn't GENERALISE EATING DISORDERS WITH THE USUAL CLICHES DEPICTED IN MEDIA.

[@Punk3rGirl]

calla jones And please, I'm one of the few actually defending the film from ppl saying it's romanticism when it hasn't even aired. I've done my research on the film way before the trailer ever came out and I'm saying that I'm HOPING for the best in my comment. I literally didn't discredit it?! Sounds more like your response was attacking me based on your assumptions of me from a single comment I made.

[@callaloves2jump]

you're right my bad. I just know some people are gonna say that it was cliche or that it wasn't an accurate depiction when it is an accurate depiction of THEIR experiences. basically to simplify what I am trying to get across is watch with an open mind and know that this is 2 real sufferers take on eating disorders whether it seems cliche and too much like it is "portrayed in the media" or not. which I really don't understand anyway because the major issue is that ED aren't displayed or educated on at all, that's where people begin to make judgements and assumption when really it is an individualized disease

[@sulanysalcedo5683]

Linds Tee just waiting for the one abt bulimia because its way more dangerous and gone through

[@mychannelhasonly1videojust61]

-How can you do that?... Eat? - Weeeeeed....

[@stanl.e5533]

Click My ProfilePic To Be Happy real shit. i wish i discovered the benefits of weed as a medicine back when my eating disorder was really bad. oh well at least I beat it eventually and now weed helps me stay in recovery during those rare moments when I still struggle.

[@NoOne-nw7uc]

ha ha truu

[@nothemoon99]

so true, weed is one of the only things that has help me through my recovery, although things still get rough at times of course I've never ate better 😂

[@Saaross]

I want to like this comment but I'm not going to because it's on 420

[@alexandramasarikova79]

i wont ruin 420 but like

[@avip671]

finally a movie about this subject! hopefully it could help people going through this

[@Bigfungus1234]

All they have to do is eat. It's easy. They are fake disesers. I eat all the time and I don't pretent to have anorexic. Thanks

[@burrito2526]

I lost brain cells after reading your comment.

[@davidvega2623]

Avi p omg STFU.....before the trailer this illness probably never crossed your mind

[@andyhoober2070]

Ronnie Esdias trust me. If I could eat I would. Do you seriously think I want to be so unhealthy. Eating Disorders are real and they suck. It isn't always about the food. It's trying to run away from your problems. Like growing up when you were abused. A way to hurt yourself because you feel like you are a screw up. Food just so happens to be the one thing we feel like we can control. Telling us to "just eat" won't help. You are building to the stigma and making it hard for people to get help. Eating Disorders are one of the biggest death tolls in mental illnesses. I have been suffering from Bulimia since I was 12. I just started getting help this year and I am now 17. Do you seriously think I wanted to spend my spring break in an residential for my eating disorder? Eating disorders are real. So if you want to say what you said again, do some research first honey.

[@sob9760]

There are so, so many movies about this subject!

[@Layla-xl1io]

I overcome anorexia 2 years ago It was the darkestplace I ever was, I was dying and I didn`t realized it. This is so important and I`m truly happy and grateful that this movie shows this perspective of that illness!

[@juliaamorinasmith6837]

I’m watching the movie right now. I’m only at the part where she is being examined and doesn’t know how to answer the doctor’s question, and she stutters, and he just says, “A long time ago,” and looks at her. That touched me so much, the doctor is so sweet and understanding, and from what I can tell so far, he has worked with young girls like her before❤️

[@gracieeallisonn8690]

in love with this. after struggling with this terrible disorder for two years, i'm so happy to see people shining the light on it. it is so so important to know that there is help out there. without being in a recovery program, I wouldn't be here today. bravo to Lily for embodying this disease and portraying it in the way she does. ❤️

[@Meyra97512]

I like that they found an actress who has struggled with an eating disorder. Lily wouldn't be a part of something that glamorizes her previous pain.

[@lineaglehorse1619]

Keanu Reeves playing as a therapist, that's new. Looks like a good role for him.

[@Rammstein6001]

Great to see a movie exploring this subject and hopefully it will inspire people to get help. Fuck you if you're trying to censor this because it could be 'triggering'. You sit around waiting for someone to raise 'awareness', as soon as a big company and production team including a director and actor who've suffered from eating disorders make a movie you want to boycott it.

[@OurDysfunctionalBlog]

preach

[@SSMH6446]

👏👏👏👏👏🙌

[@LizBiz87]

Took the words right out of my mouth- very well said :-)

[@AnaGirlEmpath]

.Fucking THIS. Thank you!

[@99horcruxes]

as long as it ends in recovery, it's fine. 13RW ended in revenge suicide that inspired others to kill themselves the same way. as long as this ends in her recovering and being happier for it, it'll be fine. if it ends in her not recovering and being happy about it, it'll be a different story. we'll see when it comes out.

[@Alexis-pt2cu]

I think this is so awesome that eating disorders are being made more aware & being portrayed by someone who understands the situation personally since Lily also had an eating disorder as well.

[@piecekeeper3961]

This movie was really comforting. Dealing with another illness but very relatable. Hitting rock bottom sometimes helps an individual come to the realization that no matter what issues/problems/challenges/opportunities u are facing , life must continue. We must experience that which is negative in order to appreciate that which is positive. And in the end, the "negative" was actually a positive disguised. Only for today!!... Because yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery and today...well today ...is what u want it to be. Stay blessed up everybody. One love.

[@summerhendrix5748]

"They're romanticizing eating disorders!" No, they're starting a conversation that most people are afraid to start.

[@moodywrites]

Summer Hendrix There should be average weight people in the movie it should be more inclusive. Atypical anorexia. Real bulimia. Other EDs. Not just a stereotype that makes people think they have to be skinny before they get help. That “conversation” is gonna be “oh well I don’t look like that so I don’t have a problem”

[@nabeehasaeed7287]

Aliya Katz she wasn’t told to lose weight for this movie, she lost it to look the part herself and was carefully monitored when trying to lose weight and gained it after the movie

[@joyjackettt]

Woah Keanu is such a babe

[@TheRixtah1]

He really is isn't he?

[@elainejuquiana1712]

Yes. Yes, he really is.

[@keanu4489]

Thanks

[@elleblur5]

JoyKimberlyy he honestly is

[@Wonkyspunk]

And he's had such a hard life and is still such a good guy too

[@biancasmusic5555]

people say they love you, but what they mean is they love the way loving you makes them feel about themselves

[@leonthesleepy]

He has a very specific set of skills.... Oh wait, wrong movie.

[@bigdan6653]

leonthesleepy What's that? A GENUINELY funny comment in this shit storm of a comment section?!

[@Ehmith]

Wrong movie indeed. You're thinking of Taken.

[@oliviaa3075]

i'm laughing so hard at this 😂😂

[@randeeppoonia2653]

leonthesleepy Hahaha This made my day :D

[@leonthesleepy]

:)

[@surpremebob4816]

I'm a recovering anorexic and I'm hoping that this movie doesn't end up like another thirteen reasons why and becomes more of an inspirations for others working to recover

[@sgurlrox67]

Good for you. I was anorexic back in high school for 4 years and its such a hard thing to beat. Wishing you all the best in recovery.

[@DISNEYISLIFE0811]

Surpreme Bob i agree

[@Thrubirdslookingglass]

My thoughts exactly. As if there isn't already enough tips and tricks shit on the web.

[@joycem8695]

Surpreme Bob it was created by someone who went through it and acted by someone who went through it. I think we're in good hands

[@DanY-gx2dv]

Surpreme Bob It won't. Marti Noxon who wrote and directed it suffered/suffers with an eating disorder herself. She wouldn't fuck it up.

[@katiegrundle9900]

This movie has saved my life. The scene where the therapist told her, youre not thin, you scare people, if you keep going the way youre going, one day you wont wake up. Also when they told the voice to get lost.

[@joaomarcosmorais5277]

keanu is underrated, some actors get older but not better, keanu isn't great but he has experience

[@GtLukero]

I love Keanu but he can never be one of the best actors in Hollywood because he accepts any fucking role that's given to him. Besides JohnWick, his recent movies have been fucking terrible with garbage storylines.

[@darthdredz]

João marcos morais he's over rated, always.

[@onemanslie8637]

Keanu is a vampire. That's been confirmed. As for his acting skills, he is one of those actors that's made for select roles. When he's put into the right role. The man shines like no other, but if he goes beyond such roles. Then you can see how out of place he is.

[@mccju786]

keanu isn't great? tough crowd...

[@joaomarcosmorais5277]

A lot of ppl seem to agree with me lol, but at least i'm not a full hater like some on the internet

[@--Voltz--]

*Quite amazing I must say! I'm a deaf man with major medical problems but this gives me a glimpse of hope, if any..*

[@starsadmirer1724]

I've just watched this movie and it was an emotional-roller coaster for me. Some scenes were really hard to watch and I am glad it talks about something serious and something that needs more spotlight. I hope anyone who goes through something like this, will get needed help, survive it and be happy♥

[@NeedlessPower]

I think it's good they are telling a story like this. Hopefully it will be told right.

[@bakad5458]

moodynat yes i agree, it looks good so far though!

[@NeedlessPower]

Baka :D I agree ! I'm just hoping that it's not another romantized Version of a Story like this. I don't really expect that anyway, it looks really serious but with humor in it which i think is good. There is just so many young Girls that suffer from this that it would be a shame if they wouldn't tell the Story right :)

[@miaskates2601]

I literally started crying. My best friend became anorexic when I left the school we had gone together to for seven years. I felt like it was all my fault and she almost died. Fortunately, she's doing a lot better now and I don't know what I would've done if she had died.

[@pattyjacobson]

I enjoyed this movie. I loved at the end, how much her mom and step-mom loved her… so deeply, and her sister. They tried so hard to help her. Also, at the end, seems like an Angel removed her blinders so she could see how she really looked/was. Heartwarming movie.

[@JAPelicano1]

I remember when my spine used to look like that. I'd exercise in the bathroom at 4am when I was inpatient.

[@user-pk7wn6sm2b]

Amanda Pelicano same, i used to wake up at 6:00 am to do exercise

[@frankgrimace7913]

My daughter is just starting her recovery from anorexia, said she watched this twice, and is now more determined to recover as it gave her insights and courage and optomism to get over this, and never wants to go back into eating disorder hospital again.

[@palesamaleswena1535]

This trailer made me teary eyed. Hearing her say "I've got it under control" triggered me because that's what I keep telling myself every time I hop on to the next restricted diet in an attempt to lose weight, which I already don't have much of. I haven't watched the movie yet but from seeing the trailer I can already tell that I'm going to love and cry to it.

[@illicities8345]

my older sister struggled with eating disorders during her earlier years of college and i didn't know until she told me after her recovery. i missed the signs, and now i'm always worried that something's going to happen to her and i won't be there to help. i'm hoping that this movie will help to educate me and others on a topic that is so often overlooked and trivialized.

[@Elizabeth-kq4gh]

As someone who dealt with anorexia I can honestly say this movie was accurate. I really liked it and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in understanding the life and thought processes of this mental disease.

[@Schlafmutze-faye]

“I just dont see the point” at one moment in my life i also said this word per word and hearing it here just touch some nerves. Great performance from lily collins!

[@cheerleadr123]

I swear every single movie Lily Collins is in is absolutely amazing. She really encaptures the character she’s playing. She’s mesmerizing

[@alixcloarec8940]

this movie seems really good, but I hope Lily didnt have to loose to much weight to play the role

[@joaomarcosmorais5277]

bale lost a lot of weight for two movie roles, she'll be fine if well guided

[@evisser2482]

And there is always some cgi involved, thank god!

[@CitizenDevi]

she did lose a lot of weight but also gained it again so respect to her.

[@victorouy6377]

not for a budget like this

[@CitizenDevi]

yeah, no "CGI" in here. But a few tricks here and there of course.

[@andreaavina6446]

My mom had anorexia and I didn’t even noticed. It’s sad bc I always told myself “if I see someone struggling with an ED I will try to help them” but when my mom had it it didn’t occur to me that she could be sick; she ate very little and exercised a lot, she even told me she was starting to throw up her food but then he fell pregnant. This movie helped me understand what ppl with ED go through and how it’s not fun or beautiful. My mom could’ve died and I’m so glad she didn’t and she recovered. She gained weight and ig the ED never really went away she’s always talking about how she wants to be skinny and in a way she portrays her thoughts into my sister and I but I try no to say anything about weight or her body bc why should I.

[@suanyespinal5729]

So I just saw the movie.. and honestly I really enjoyed it, but the ending... it could've been way better, they should've showed how Ellen/ Elli improved

[@suanyespinal5729]

Really dissapointed about the ending

[@basedbattledroid3507]

I agree, it was great but the ending could've been better.

[@patrochilles6275]

Well she came didnt she? That's a sign of recovery. Until this point she saw no point. The ending was very positive and perfect

[@VirtuallyKesi]

It did show how she improved. In the beginning she went in with the mindset that this doctor was going to "fix" her. In the end she walks in with the mindset that she wants to get better and is going to try. How could they have showed her recovery? When healing from a mental illness there are setbacks, relapses, bad days and they happen for the rest of your life. The only way for the movie to show her recovery would be to show her whole life, the movie would have to go on forever. I think the ending was perfect.

[@molin5076]

Same

[@youngmastertrash5469]

Good to see the diversity and how anorexia isn’t just being severely underweight and only for women. Can’t watch this because it triggers too hard but i see that it’s got some good reviews

[@juju-kn6rx]

i think it could’ve been more diverse but i agree i’m happy there were some ppl that weren’t the usual stereotype

[@Studios-vy5ci]

Netflix is the only studio that reads the heart of viewers. Love it.

[@michaelfcassell]

I've wanted to watch this movie for a while now. But with my struggles of having an eating disorder, I was afraid to watch it. Last night I watched it for the first time. Because I want to be healthy and willing to fight for it. My eyes were glued to the screen. Near the end when she faints, she and Lucas are looking down from the tree.....when it showed her body, I NEVER felt anything hit me so hard. The fear I had of that's me, if I don't start fighting to defeat this. It scared the shit out of me and you realize skinny will never be enough. It was motivating to get help. But you have to want help and be willing to fight. That's what the movie is about. If you aren't willing to really get healthy at this time DO NOT watch because it is very triggering. But if you are willing to fight then it should motivate you. Prayers for all who are struggling. My heart is with you. ❤️

[@lysandragrace5199]

I just finished it, it was good, I don't feel like it romanticised anything about the illness, just have to see it for yourself

[@lysandragrace5199]

@Keanu Reeves Ohio

[@hellomickey6166]

This film is the reason why I want to get better! I just diagnosed anorexia from September 2019, and first time I watch this film in my worsttt time (cutting, fasting, restricting), I decided to recovery in this 2 weeks, I slowly eating again.. and found new favourite food = BREAD♥️🥪🥖🥐🥯🍞 ILOVE BREAD NOW! Now daily I consume 1.100-1.200 calories perday Eventhough I still didn’t gaining, I feel so proud that today I eat 1.200 calories, IDK I just feel so proud of myself !! And the feeling it’s just the same when losing weight🤔 happy , proud and relieve feeling ! The statement that really got me “Because everyone in this table deserve to live” from Luke ♥️ Thankyou For making this beautiful film , and helping others to start their recovery journey😍

[@annabelle7969]

I suffered from an eating disorder for 8 years and when I watched this movie I felt I could relate so much is very realistic probably the most realistic movie I've ever seen on the subject. Highly recommend it !!

[@bwizac]

"people say they love you but they love how loving you makes them feel about themselves."

[@katiebobatie8307]

As someone who struggled with anorexia; i dont find this movie triggering. Its almost spot on at showing whats its like living in a world where you feel as though food is an enemy. Great job on this film 👏

[@abi_nguyen]

i love this movie,, it’s one that i always watch once in awhile. i think it’s important to show what ppl REALLY go thru without sugarcoating it

[@marbellarios7729]

as someone who suffered from anorexia like the main character the ending blew me away. the ending scene was almost a reflection of my "wake up call" to recovery.

[@wooow66]

To those of you saying that this glorified eating disorders, I don't think that's the case. Coming from someone who did not have a deep understanding of the disorder, it was incredibly eye opening. I knew about the basics about bulimia and anorexia but I don't think I ever fully understood the hardships of curing such illnesses.

[@samflemish4555]

Lucas really pissed me off with what he did after the party, and how he said "your my next thing" he shouldn't have put her in that position. Though I think he had good intentions of helping her.

[@andreas_adventures]

Just watched this movie and really liked it. Lily did an amazing job!

[@chelseahearn3513]

This is such an amazing movie. Will forever be one of my favourite Netflix movies. They always seem to get it right. Also such an amazing performance by Lily Collins, she's such an inspiring actress.

[@kittori8125]

The movie is so damn good! I just finished watching it and it made me speechless. As someone who deals with an eating disorder herself I have to admit it is the best movie I ever saw about this topic.

[@jessicabeauty1015]

This movie is incredible and by the way it ends you need to make a second one it was so inspiring and I think that the relationship of Luke and Ellen needs to be shown more!❤️

[@joanagomes3259]

This was a really good movie, I haven't felt attached to a story in a while. The film has great lines for therapy issues, one of which is to stop finding security in things and in others and start to feel safe for ourselves. Because things will always be bad and if we don't know how to stand on our own instead of crutches, we will be falling. Great job.

[@shamoymyers4926]

Who got this in their recommended 3 years later

[@lexis_squad_goals]

Right

[@haneyya]

NO KIDDING

[@anonymouse0123]

i really wanna watch this and see how they depict EDs bc it looks pretty realistic so far -- but i am recovered from anorexia & bulimia and know for a fact this will trigger me. if u feel the same way, don't watch the show!! put ur recovery first.

[@lindseyh4523]

bella 333 agreed. I used to be anorexic and this movie just made me want to not eat again. But otherwise it’s an excellent movie and I’m glad I saw it

[@camillagyldenlev3081]

As a person with anorexia it is very emotional to see one’s feelings and thoughts in a movie. Thank you Netflix for bringing up, so serious topic that eating disorder is. I can’t wait to see the movie.😍 (Sorry for my English I’m from Denmark).🤗

[@moonmoth4602]

I've suffered from an Eating Disorder for 20+ years and this trailer touched me like no other media has before. Many biographies and autobiographies have devoted themselves to the subject but putting it into film is a vastly tricky business to manoeuvre. Although I was treated in the UK, where treatment is usually on wards rather than 'homes' the camaraderie that occurs within these places will stay with us for the rest of our lives, and many of the friends we make will stay with us, if not in voice then in memory. Although each experience is unique, I look forward to seeing what this film has to display as to the experience of someone suffering from a severe eating disorder in a vastly heightened environment. Any insight into the nightmare is welcome. Despite best efforts I've been suffering with an eating disorder (Anorexia, Bulimia and Binge Eating Disorder) for 20 years now and still the suffering of those in the midst of an eating disorder are ignored, trivialised or put aside. You deserve more. Don't suffer.

[@thankswill3068]

Yay Keanu as a doctor again! Throwback to "Something's Gotta Give"

[@JuiceMyRandomness]

This film always makes me feel seen! It’s not patronizing and it does not glamorize eating disorders. I’ve always relied on “For The Love Of Nancy” and “Sharing The Secret” to watch a movie that I can relate to when it comes to eating disorders and To The Bone brought something completely new and beautiful.

[@Sabbie241]

"Movies and TV shows like 13 Reasons Why and To the Bone are glamorizing the issue" Bullshit. If people have been affected by specific struggles, a movie or a book about that specific struggle will *always* bring a part of the viewers past back up. That is completely normal and as someone who has suffered from many mental illnesses in the past, you simply are aware that movies like these could trigger something in you. That's simply a part of recovery and that doesn't make a movie shitty and it sure as hell isn't the fault of the actors and producers. "It's romanticizing the issue" there will always be stupid, young kids who will look at something dangerous and glamorize it for their tumblr blog. It's always been that way and it's not the movie's fault. I'm really sick of people jumping on the "it's glamorizing" train. Everyone always wanted movies that bring awareness. Now you have them and everyone's bitching around? The problem isn't the movie. The problem is your way of thinking, my friend.

[@noelleb6636]

Sabbie hey, I like To the Bone but PLEASE don't bring 13 Reasons Why into this. That show was so poorly done and so inaccurate it hurt.

[@nityachandran3458]

At one level 13 reasons why did glorify suicide as the "final" solution. To the bone just shows what is what with utmost honesty. Without any unnecessary plot twist or forced romantic angle.

[@emanabdullah7002]

Facts i agree honestly it is becomung ridiculous

[@Penguinstudios123]

Sabbie ok but 13 reasons why did do that lmao

[@DestroyerGamingHD]

'I'm not gonna treat you if you're not interested in living' That's the worst thing a doctor could tell you lmao

[@wonk287]

is it though? i feel like that would be the perfect thing a doctor could tell you. if it made you upset, then it would hit you right where it needed to. because, obviously if you were interested in living, then this statement wouldn't be necessary or very hurtful

[@juju-kn6rx]

@@wonk287 i’m currently gonna be treated at a different mental health facility and i had an interview there last week. they asked me if i had a suicide plan (which i do) and before i answered they said that i have to want to live or otherwise they can’t have me. so i didn’t tell them i have a suicide plan and now i’m stuck with this secret. the whole point is to make the patient want to live. saying this kind of stuff is only harmful.

[@wonk287]

@@juju-kn6rx i'm sorry that you're going through that, but these are two different situations. the girl in this movie (its been so long since i've seen the movie but i think it was Ellen?) was going through an eating disorder and it was obvious that she knew she was going to die. The doctor, who was attempting to treat her for her eating disorder, knew that she knew she was slowly killing herself. At that point, his tactic was to kind of instigate some "trouble" in a sense, or to get a reaction from her to kind of bring her back down to reality. That was how I personally interpreted it. I understand it can be harmful, but that's life. We can't be allowed to sit and wallow, we have to be given a firm (not cruel, but firm) hand to guide us back to a routine or a way of life that will help us learn and grow, and get better. The main difference between your scenario and hers was that the doctor knew very well that she was pretty much suicidal. At that point she wasn't caring, and needed to have an abrupt awakening. Regardless of whether it worked, I personally think his way was unique(ish) and was a good one, at least in theory. I'm not a psychologist, and I won't pretend to be one, but I really thought that was quite a different approach than most have to treating kids or adults with eating disorders.

[@wonk287]

^i'm sorry if that is triggering in any way, as that is not my intent, and i hope you can understand what i'm trying to say. Also i'll be praying for you and i hope you can find the help you need :))

[@angiek6446]

this movie is absolutely amazing.. I went through anorexia and had the same problems in the movie. Amazing how lily can be this good of an actress. kisses❤️

[@jillhbaudhaan]

KEANU!! Yum.

[@dollface6104]

Amen

[@m4gnusroot]

0:44 The homeless guy offered her his food LMAOOOO

[@clau6972]

That's beautiful

[@m4gnusroot]

​@@clau6972 She's so emaciated that a man who has nothing pities her. I have an ED but I hope nothing like this happens to me. People already comment on my body all the time

[@clau6972]

@@m4gnusroot That must be rough...I hope you get better. People should learn to shut the fuck up from time to time

[@randomkath6644]

"Stop waiting for life to be easy. Stop hoping for somebody to save you." Just a few lines in the movie. I watched it last night and everything was just damn straight hits you. Def deserves appreciation like 13rw.

[@FiammaSian]

Lily Collins and Keanu Reeves, sign me up!

[@gemmi1]

I watched this movie for thin-spiration and it's sent me spiralling 😭

[@aileenemaldonado2229]

As someone who experienced an eating disorder... THIS IS SUCH A GREAT MOVIE