Obsession
After breaking the mysterious "One Wish Willow" to win his crush's heart, a hopeless romantic finds himself getting exactly what he asked for but soon discovers that some desires come at a dark, sinister price.
Obsession
Pill bottle open on the floor
I saw this movie with my 30 yr old daughter, on Father's Day. The part that still sticks out to me, was the open pill bottle on the floor, and the cat laying in the middle of the apartment floor.
1. Did Bear take the pills earlier that we didn't see?
2. IF he did, why didn't he put the cap back on and put the pills in the medicine cabinet like he did other times?
I believe this scene shows Bear never taking responsibility for anything.
He blames the CAT for the open pill bottle and the pills on the floor, when he says, while looking at the cat, "what have you done?"
IF these were his late mother's pills, as some have suggested, then WHY did he still have them?
Were the pills his?
Throughout the movie, "Freaky Nikki" continues to taunt Bear with that.
The "cat sandwich". Moving like a cat. Watching Bear while he sleeps.
The director and writer should be included in the sequel, as an investigator into the triple homicide. Maybe discovering the dead cats remains. Maybe a note written by Nikki, saying "help me!".
It would be interesting to see if the One Wish Willow not only grants the wish berers wish, but also projects the person's insecurities upon the person they desire.
IF the writer is wanting to make an anthology, within each sequel, the investigation continues, the detective makes a wish, maybe wishing he or she could know what was going through Nikki's mind when she was doing all of this? The detective could experience what Nikki experienced, not having control of her body while "Freaky Nikki" was "having fun".
I am looking forward to the sequels of this movie.
Obsession
Pill bottle open on the floor
I saw this movie with my 30 yr old daughter, on Father's Day. The part that still sticks out to me, was the open pill bottle on the floor, and the cat laying in the middle of the apartment floor.
1. Did Bear take the pills earlier that we didn't see?
2. IF he did, why didn't he put the cap back on and put the pills in the medicine cabinet like he did other times?
I believe this scene shows Bear never taking responsibility for anything.
He blames the CAT for the open pill bottle and the pills on the floor, when he says, while looking at the cat, "what have you done?"
IF these were his late mother's pills, as some have suggested, then WHY did he still have them?
Were the pills his?
Throughout the movie, "Freaky Nikki" continues to taunt Bear with that.
The "cat sandwich". Moving like a cat. Watching Bear while he sleeps.
The director and writer should be included in the sequel, as an investigator into the triple homicide. Maybe discovering the dead cats remains. Maybe a note written by Nikki, saying "help me!".
It would be interesting to see if the One Wish Willow not only grants the wish berers wish, but also projects the person's insecurities upon the person they desire.
IF the writer is wanting to make an anthology, within each sequel, the investigation continues, the detective makes a wish, maybe wishing he or she could know what was going through Nikki's mind when she was doing all of this? The detective could experience what Nikki experienced, not having control of her body while "Freaky Nikki" was "having fun".
I am looking forward to the sequels of this movie.
