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In a cast Q&A interview, director Curry Barker confirmed that there was a scene cut from the script/movie where Ian tells Bear that he saw Nikki crying in the break room at Cassell’s Music (their workplace), but it isn’t revealed to the audience as to why. Barker revealed that...

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WHY YOU SHOULD HATE OBSESSION? HERE'S WHY. Iactually concept is good But my main issue is that almost every character is unbelievably dumb, and it completely ruined the movie for me. I understand that the main guy (Bear) is somewhat a bad person especially after the scene where he knew the real Nikki was trapped and was basically being tortured, he was still incredibly selfish cuz part of him enjoyed the attention and obsession. Fine. But some of the decisions in this movie were very very frustrating. 1. Why did he never think about using the one wish sooner? The store owner literally told him it was rare, and even after that insane phone call he still didn’t consider it. 2. Why did nobody react to her behavior during the boys night? She was acting completely unhinged and started hurting herself and everyone just moved on like nothing happened. 3. I actually liked the taped door scene, but nothing came from it. He never talks to anyone about it and it never develops 4. How did Bear not tell anyone about the memorial she made for his cat or the fact that she literally cooked it? Sarah was right there and still nothing?? 5. Why does nobody acknowledge how creepy her constant staring at Bear is? 6. Why would Bear ever agree to meet Sarah after what happened at boys night and after Nikki acknowledged that she is jealous of Sarah? That was painfully obvious. 7. After EVERYTHING that happened, Bear still refuses to properly explain things to anyone. And when he finally talks to Ian, he does the worst job imaginable. He doesn’t show proof, doesn’t explain that she killed Sarah, and somehow expects Ian to believe him. Then Ian gets the billion dollars, still doesn’t believe him, and immediately runs to the house screaming (even after Bear warned him not to) that the wish came true when bear was literally right there? How did Bear never once call the cops or a mental hospital throughout the entire movie? After everything that happened, any normal person would’ve done that immediately. It honestly would’ve been more interesting if the cops showed up and *he* ended up looking insane. In the final scene, after all that chaos, instead of calming her down and immediately getting her to make a wish, his first priority is “we need to clean up”? Another problem is that most of the twists become incredibly predictable because the characters are written so irrationally. Half the suspense disappears because you can see every bad decision coming from a mile away. The movie had so much potential, but the writing of the characters completely ruined it for me.. PEOPLE WHO HYPE SUCH MOVIES ARE DUMB. THAT'S IT.

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