No, Shut Your Mouth! TALK TO ME Movie reaction, First Time Watching

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• KE

  @KevinPendragon · 3 years ago (edited)

  Riley asked his friend at the start of the film if trying a cigarette once would give him cancer. Then he tries the Hand once and immediately gets the worst kind of possession out of everyone in the group. It just goes to show it only takes one time for someone to go over board. The Hand being a symbol of substance abuse and addiction works so well in this without being overly heavy handed.

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• WH

  @whatzittooya8976 · 3 years ago

  You being immediately attached to Riley is making me sweat buckets for you knowing what he endures

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• SP

  @SpOOkster37 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I took the ending as both a flash forward in time and Mia's worst fear come true: her surrogate family existing happily without her and her finally reaching out to her father only for him to not hear her. The entire movie she's terrified of being alone and by the end that's all she'll experience for eternity. If anything, her addiction to the hand will be even greater now, those brief flashes of connection with people will quite literally be her only reprieve from the void of darkness.

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• DI

  @Dinobottenbley · 3 years ago

  I think with the ending any sense of time has completely disappeared to Mia. Even the hand being in a different country shows that time is passing a lot quicker than Mia is experiencing  it.

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• KA

  @KashWill9 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I believe one of the douche bag friends told Mia that the living body naturally expels dead spirits if given enough time, so that may be how Riley overcame the possession and since time passed quickly in the afterlife with Mia, she saw his recovery happen within seconds. Also, that wasn’t Mia’s mom, it was the swamp lady from the beginning pretending to be her mom & slowly decaying back to water because Mia held on longer than 90 seconds. Love your reactions, Alanda ❤💜

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• IT

  @itsdaveakande · 2 years ago

  Babadook was about depression, Hereditary was about grief, Get Out was about racism and Talk to Me was about addiction.<br><br>I love this trend of horror films looking at societal issues, although they are so much harder to watch i think

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• KA

  @KarlaLopez-ww3eh · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI09SdHORdw&amp;t=2170">36:10</a> that &quot;who&apos;s this little bitch?&quot; took me by surprise 🤣🤣🤣 I thought Alanda would be sad to see a ghost child but I was wrong 💀

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• RE

  @reindeerage · 3 years ago

  Riley is the most emotionally mature character in this entire movie and it&apos;s been proven on multiple occasions but, to me, it&apos;s been solidified when he&apos;s having that conversation with Mia after the first party and the question he asks at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI09SdHORdw&amp;t=920">15:20</a> and how he asks it, when he asks it. Immediately after she describes her possession experience in a positive light he brings her back to reality like okay girl, enough dissociation, time to face our grief head-on. He&apos;s such a wonderful little kid and every single dumb dumb in this movie has something to gain by paying attention to him and listening to him but oh noooo, we&apos;re too busy seeking irresponsible, demonic thrills 🙄💔

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• LC

  @lc3920 · 3 years ago

  when you immediately became attached to Riley I knew you were in for a RIDE

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• ME

  @metmoo1 · 3 years ago

  As someone that doesn&apos;t struggle with gore/violence in movies, Rileys possession scene was horrifying. The fact he was literally the innocence of the movie and was repeatedly brutalized, yikes.

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• ZW

  @ZW518 · 3 years ago

  watching your reaction to Riley’s possession scene was just as hard to endure as watching the scene for the first time in the movie. its so sudden, graphic, and absolutely tears your heart of your chest. what a film.

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• JA

  @James.Stark.Ben.Edition · 3 years ago

  truly crazy to me that this movie is the feature-length directorial debut of 2 youtubers, like it&apos;s insane how well-made this is, the Philippou brothers are insanely talented.

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