obsession movie

[EDDIESTERS]

watched obsession the other day, SPOLIER WARNINGGGGG.....



at the end when bear kills himself, i find it very smart that they had him overdose instead of shooting himself. i personally have never tried to shoot myself, but taking pills is much easier then hanging or shooting yourself, as you have an easier option to back out even after taking them. obviously if you're really looking to die you dont want that, but its sort of comforting you still have a choice. sort of.

 

[siphon_hyphen]

watched it recently myself as well! but what had confused me in the moment was, like... Do pills that you can easily enough overdose on really act that fast? It felt like no time had passed at all from between when he took them and when he died. I worry that might be an unrealistic showcase of suicide in a movie? but, yaknow. 1, the movies events are impossible to happen in real life anyway, and 2, I totally might be wrong. maybe pills really CAN work that fast! it just surprised me

 

[ipmanwc0]

watched it recently myself as well! but what had confused me in the moment was, like... Do pills that you can easily enough overdose on really act that fast? It felt like no time had passed at all from between when he took them and when he died. I worry that might be an unrealistic showcase of suicide in a movie? but, yaknow. 1, the movies events are impossible to happen in real life anyway, and 2, I totally might be wrong. maybe pills really CAN work that fast! it just surprised me

i thought so too, pretty sure it's unrealistic
just checked, a drug taken orally doesn't work within 20 minutes, that was like 2

 

[Bitter Almonds]

There's a reason why OD is in the non-methods guide

 

[Endstati0n]

There's a reason why OD is in the non-methods guide

*OD with most otc drugs

 

[Bitter Almonds]

*OD with most otc drugs

I mean no, it also has a lot of prescription drugs listed, too.

 

[Forveleth]

*OD with most otc drugs

Most prescription drugs also. Unless you are looking at the combination in the PPH, everything else is a risk.

 

[Endstati0n]

Most prescription drugs also. Unless you are looking at the combination in the PPH, everything else is a risk.

Everything else, except hard opiods

 

[glided~hydrangea]

watched it recently myself as well! but what had confused me in the moment was, like... Do pills that you can easily enough overdose on really act that fast? It felt like no time had passed at all from between when he took them and when he died. I worry that might be an unrealistic showcase of suicide in a movie? but, yaknow. 1, the movies events are impossible to happen in real life anyway, and 2, I totally might be wrong. maybe pills really CAN work that fast! it just surprised me

Yeah no they definitely DON'T work like that lmao. That was my first thought too watching it in theatres I was like "bro yk damn well that's not how that works " it'd be way easier if it was though lol

 

[LonelyPrince]

I was mostly just confused about his death. If overdoses worked like that then sasu wouldn't be a thing in the first place lol. There is this shared idea in media about overdoses being a guaranteed death.

 

[EDDIESTERS]

I was mostly just confused about his death. If overdoses worked like that then sasu wouldn't be a thing in the first place lol. There is this shared idea in media about overdoses being a guaranteed death.

and in 13rw.. like theres no way hannah did all of that