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@darnthatdave I had an argument with someone that was angry that bear didn’t ask for consent before making the wish…..yea

That Obsession movie is causing the most baby brain conversations, I swear to God.

@poorteffy I think she was in some sort of hell dimension

This was the only scene that confused me. Cus (SPOILER) when he was talking to the customer service rep why was real Nikki screaming in the background through the phone? Did he have her soul trapped or some shit.

@SmokeyAndLit You’re a grown man

ASAP Rocky said “I smashed ya BM first” Drake said “oh yeah? I was fuckin the woman u love back then, ya music trash, u need to have another kid to roll ya album out, stick to modeling, oh and ya BM ain’t even post the single off ya bum ass album nigga. Where she at?!”

@INS0MNlATlC @RTNToronto Chud proved otherwise

@RTNToronto In the states the black guy would’ve hit him and the white guy wouldnt have apologized. Very Canadian of them 😭

Cyclist in Toronto calls a man a “N*gger” and instantly regrets it.

@ChefDad79 @LTrain5407 @Cant_Be_Rated Don’t you find it strange that your online persona is based on black ppl?

@LTrain5407 @Cant_Be_Rated Exactly this 🤙 And I’m not about to stop. So why comment about my feed? If I’m calling chimps fuckin chimps, I’m gonna get flooded with retarded cucks like you making comments.

Yet this is you..

@trostes So you rather be in a house with the demon not the guy?

esse filme me deu zero medo no sentido de ficar com medo a noite, ver algum vulto em casa etc será q é pq eu sou mulher e o verdadeiro monstro no filme é o cara??

@Leahoxxx @filmbitten Easy to say, hard to do. History shows us this.

@PtheCakes @filmbitten if i realized i had stripped someone of their autonomy, r^ped them, and they’re being tortured to the point of begging me to kill them i absolutely would kms

so many people defending him in my replies… did his puppy dog eyes hypnotize you or something??? were you playing subway surfers during the movie???

@Leahoxxx @filmbitten Or others

@Leahoxxx @filmbitten Sure. But how many people would actually kill themselves?

@notusks @ebinlaw @filmbitten It’s a bullshit wish you retard. It was a hope presented as a fleeting wish. Like how are you this stupid? Plenty of people who are shy have trouble verbalizing their feelings. They wish the for what they’re to afraid to chase. Hope that helps bozo

@FrankMagana15 Um…everyone signed to OVO??

@notusks @ebinlaw @filmbitten Yep, because asking someone for consent over a wish toy is totally not creepy.

@notusks @ebinlaw @filmbitten Yea I’m slow. Because he should’ve asked for her consent to wish for her to love him. You can’t be a real person.

@Leahoxxx @filmbitten Yea that was fucked up but again, killing her was OD?

@PtheCakes @filmbitten and when being begged by the real nikki to end her suffering he asks “what’s so bad about being with me” when he knew damn well it wasn’t actually her and then just ignored her

@notusks @ebinlaw @filmbitten Now is that what he wished? And on top of that, have you never wished for anything? Did you always ask for consent to make a wish? Also, are you serious?

@notusks @ebinlaw @filmbitten Consent in wishes??

@Kurrco “For me?” 🥹

Akademiks shares the moment he received his OVO chain from Drake 🦉 "It's the one thing money can't buy, even though money bought it... Overdue." — Drake

@CinemaTweets1 Side note, bear looks like Charlie Kirk

Inde Navarrette just gave a star-making performance in Obsession (🌟🌟🌟🌟). My head is spinning. Who? What? How? That was some of the best acting I’ve seen all year. That was one of the best films I’ve seen all year. I have no idea where this movie or these performances came from, but I’m stunned. Stupefied. In utter disbelief. What a fucking film. Writer-director Curry Barker blew my doors off & just demonstrated what horror films are all about. Shame on you- literal, actual shame- if you do not see this film in theaters. As I’ve said throughout countless reviews over the years, the simpler the story, the better. If you can explain a film’s plot in one or two sentences to a friend at a bar, the probability of that film succeeding instantly increases. Obsession is proof & the story here is extremely intelligent yet so easy to describe. Bear (Michael Johnston) is a twenty-something average-Joe who has romantic feelings for his close friend & co-worker Nikki (Navarrette). The idea here is Bear stumbles upon a gift shop, buys a novelty toy called a “One Wish Willow” and wishes for Nikki to “love him more than anyone in the world.” That’s it. That’s all you need to know. Actually, that’s all you should know going into this film. The brilliance of the story isn’t just the way in which Nikki unravels & morphs into a helpless, demonic creature in total pursuit of Bear, it’s the metaphor for co-dependency that this story stands for that ultimately hammers home such a powerful point. Nikki is left with zero control over her free will or even her physical movement & that’s all at the behest of Bear’s selfish wish. It’s not just that the entertainment value here is high, the story is also strikingly thoughtful. What’s more is that the story is exceptionally unpredictable, which I believe is an essential component to any good horror film. Obsession doesn’t just satisfy the unpredictability rule- it smashes the unpredictability aspect out of the park. Never once was I in full control of this story. Much has been made about 26 year old writer-director Curry Barker’s pursuit of this film. He made this for around $750,000 but this film’s box office is trending to the Moon. I think all of that is worth mentioning in this review because Barker just illustrated to every last studio that actually, you don’t need a massive budget to create something special. And actually, you don’t need AI to cut costs & save money. What you need is an enthusiastic artist with a vision who knows the story he’s trying to tell. That’s Barker with this film. All of Hollywood could learn from what Barker just achieved. But I have to return to Navarrette’s performance- it’s what stood out the most & it’s what I will remember the most. Her physical & emotional range was like a hurricane. She was so deceptive yet manipulating- despite her character having no control. Her line-delivery throughout the film was outstanding & her voice commanded the theater. I walked out of this film thinking to myself “a star is born”. Not only Navarrette, the entire young cast here is excellent & totally relatable. I felt like I personally knew the core actors in this film- everyone carried their role well. But no one better than Navarrette. Obsession is an immediate horror classic.

@dejonpaul_ Speak to a personal trainer

OVO doesn’t have to pay me to speak the truth about how the Pop Out and GNX didn’t revive west coast hip-hop. I’ll speak the truth for free!

@Leahoxxx @filmbitten No way he actually thought that shit was real. Then when he asked on the phone how to stop it, it basically boiled down to suicide

@PtheCakes @filmbitten grown man with a functioning brain who knew what he was doing