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  • OMG I love the violin part at around 8:08.

  • Christina Ricci did a good job with her part. She should had won an Academy Award. Why fucking not???

  • love this movie!!!!

  • I just love the flashback Lizzie has of her mother going crazy at her father, followed by the transition back to real time and her mother asking Lizzie....."What is wrong with you?" Says a lot.

  • This movie is freaking amazing.

  • how can i escape from the demands in my head

  • Maybe go see a doctor or look for help

    That was what I did

  • the classic depression line that all truly depressed peopel say once in their life.. "do you think i want to be this way/like this?"

  • "I'm just really fucked up. I'm like a defective model. And, you don't know that, until you've been around me awhile."

  • christina ricci is a great actress...

  • why is she depressed? pls answer

  • @anja96ful shes depresed because hse had all the worries about her seeing her dad again and she was amagining all the imiges and it was scaring her so she was writing about it to try help but her friend didnt respect her so the stress was depression

  • ''You can only hang out in my room if you don't do drugs'' - Didn't that c*** persuade her into taking ecstasy in the first place? He ought to be shot.

  • Another crazy mother.

  • i know how one´s parents problems can launch a serious depression. if something´s not right at home then everything will eventually go downhill. i get lizzy, how could she be ok after all the shit she had to endure at home in her childhood?

  • thanks so much for uploading this honxxx

  • @Silnetbullet89 I totally agree depression is hard mine is on and off and sometimes extreme. I read the book too and its so descriptive. I wish you well :)

  • That moment at 2:30?

    That noise? And yet, the complete silence at once? I've gotten that. It's creepy to have that identification. Your mind overstresses and just cannot handle anything.

  • @Pr3ttyL0v3 Me too.

  • that was exactly like my parents divorce. totally traumatic. it's a hard scene to watch.

  • my god look at this for like how many time, ive bought it and throug it way dening back then i had a problem got married had a kid and its always been there got help like she says im fuking leaving proof it fucking dose not work jajaja fuck im a therapist my self jajajajaj blows up in my , being biopol/neorotic/mia/ana fuck i just haved learned to cope with it, but damm for every body out there "normal" i solute u peace and love who are out there coping the same way xoxoxoxo

  • u are all fucked u dont know what its like to live with depression i live with it everyday and i garrantee ITS WORSE THAN HELL

  • "But Noah, there's no reason to be in your room sober."

    ZING! Oh snap.

  • Wow that mom pisses me off!!! Holy crap.

  • this movie is quite sad

  • People with mental or neurological disorders may appear selfish and inconsiderate. That's what much of the book was about; the girl is always pissed off and emotionally unavailable.

    Parents of emotionally unstable kids don't always understand them.

  • My father has reacted almost the same way as the mother in this movie, except he almost did not react.

    When my doctor diagnosed me with mild depression, anxiety and obessive behavior my dad still thought I was fine.

    When I had panic attacks and cried and curled up like a baby, he just said WHY DO YOU KEEP SAYING YOU HAVE ANXIETY.

    I am now on anti depressive which ANOTHER doctor thought I really, really should be on. I have been suicidal, my dad knows, but he still ignores how sick I am

  • That is not fact or true. That does not make any sense, if your able to talk about your able to get treatment for it. Not talking about, just means you do not know what is wrong.

    Dont try to make it seem, as if I am not sick. You dont know me, and you sure as hell dont know what I go through everyday.

  • Shut the fuck up you pussy.

    You don't know what I have to go through everynight, so stop being a bitch.

  • You sound like a very pathetic person.

    Your not sick, your only on here to try and talk down to other people on the internet because your too afraid to do it in real life.

    Congrats, people like you disgust me.

  • wrong. ive suffered from bi polar disorder and anxiety for 8 years now. i talk abou tit openly to warm people who meet me of why i act the way i act. ive come to terms with my mental disorders.

  • lizzys mom is the same mom in requiem for a dream! wow shes so young!

  • No she isn't. The mother in Requiem for a Dream is Ellen Burstyn. Elizabeth's mother is Jessica Lange.

  • Lol hell yea they do! Mommy's head would be hittin the roof everytime.  Always funny to watch!

  • fucking parents think theyre always "helping" why dont they just stay the fuck away or buy me a god damn bottle of whiskey or somthin

  • Why don't these fucking kids get their heads out of their asses and realize that they aren't fucking adults and invincible.

  • because they are ass holes like 95% of the world

  • i suffer from panic and anxiety attacks, i've never been on any medication becuase luckily i've been able to get though with just theraphy, but it really pains me to see people who just think you can turn depression or anxiety off 'just don't be sad', however i understand why people don't get it, i have periods of anxiety that usually last around three weeks, then i'll be ok for like 4months, and when i'm fine and in I can't understand how it felt to be anxious all the time.

  • I have the same thing. I suffered from panic attacks, and now I just have anxiety. I went for two years without medication, but when I got medication I felt like I was flying. It was the best thing to ever happen, plus the therapy. Combinated it helps.

    Now I just suffer from stress and anxiety and I am still on medication. Plus I have suffered from this since I was a child. I am now almost 18.

    It is because I got in a very traumatic accident, which changed my life completely.

  • "You wake up one morning afraid your gonna live." That hit me hard.

  • Exactly.

  • its true! i use to get my ass whooped! lol some ppl really do have issues. some ppl just seem not to think anyone could have a mental problem, because they dont or can cope w/ problems.

  • LOLZ, I had a similar discussion just before my doctor "diagnosed" me with bipolar disorder. I was after Adderall and the following ensued:

    "You seem to be exhibiting drug-seeking behavior."

    "That's because I'm seeking fucking drugs!!!"

    Throwing labels like "bipolar' and "depression" does more to perpetuate diseases than to cure them. So many people take those labels as identities and fail to take responsibility for certain actions. Mental illness sucks, but over-diagnoses doesn't help.

  • true. These drugs seem to help and might get you on the other hand, too high or hypersensitive, anxious... Thats one thing Doc´s won´t accept that leaves permanent damage on your personality (never mind if you stop taking them). That is why there are people campaigning against miss-use of these chemicals.

  • Yeah like they misdiagnosed me and put me on drugs that destroyed my personality completely

  • i bet 70% of the people leaving comments on this movie actually arn't depressed at all but think it's cool

  • i agree....Most people with a bit of down mood make it out as depression....

  • @06KK you must be one of those 70%

  • @luvtwinkie1993 right twinkie baby

  • gradually then suddenly....thats how depression hits..you wake up one morning ..afraid that your gonna live...

  • i live right near there, that doctors office is where i go

  • oooh joy division poster!!

  • FUCK THE MOM. agh. its not about you you stinkin bitch.

  • I love this movie and this book. It has such profound insights into depression. It really captures very, very well how people don't understand depression.

    When I was in the hospital, they told me it wasn't my fault that I use drugs, that I was depressed. They compared it to cancer. But would everyone still be so mad at me if I had a terminal illness?

  • Dead on, shelby. If you had a physical illness like cancer, there is little chance people would be mad at you, but since mental illness doesn't have any physical signs (not in the way physical illnesses do), then people with mental illness are treated with FAR less respect. You hit the nail on the head!

  • Exactly. People do not respect it all or feel empathy for you, the way they would feel if you had some physical illness.

    Depression is the worst. It is something in your brain that is not in balance. It IS actually physical, but inside your brain.

  • I totally agree with you my sister has bi-polar which she makes worse by using drugs like heroin, methadone xanax etc she's been hospitalised and arrested and the hospitals and courts just keep fining her! she's a danger to herself (she passes out often in random places and talks about suicide) and others (my mother and i have both been asauted). If she had cancer or something everyone would be trying to convince her to get treatment, because its a mental issue ppl don't seem 2care.

  • I don't believe in bi-polar.

    Doctors say I have it, but you can't have it if you don't believe. LOL>

  • I wish I lived in the states. In England, there's definitely more of a 'stiff upper-lip' mentality. People try so hard to pretend they're not depressed, to the point when suicide seems to be on the same level as forgetting your jacket.

  • wow... that's really deep.

  • why thankyou =)

  • Yeah, it is.

  • What I wouldn't give for an accidental BJ from Liz...

  • o my fucking gpd her mom pisses me off so bad her voice is so annoying shes like my mom she blew up on me cuz i didnt captalixe 1 i in an essay i had to rite

  • My mom is on the rocks too.

    Shes insane.

    I can really relate to this movie.

  • I swear...it's like so many parents think it's the kid's fault they have mental illness. "Yes, mother. I asked to be depressed. I decided one day that I never wanted to feel happy. I did this all to piss you off."

    Gah...

  • i know dude i feel the same fuckin way today my mom told me if i cut myself tonite she was gunna ground me from this conert im going to she said nothing about tommorow though and she told me this after she was yelling and swearing at me

  • blech. Mothers. Mine gets crazy too. It doesn't help at all.

  • 100% agreed.

  • "Gradually, then suddenly. That's how depression hits. Then you wake up one morning afraid to live."

    Best line of the movie.

  • Actually this line is originally from the book by Marguerite Duras.

    Elizabeth wrote it in her book Prozac Nation at the front page.

  • accidental blowjobs?, try accidental fucking!

  • I would have went with an "oral malfunction."

  • God this movie is so easy to relate to, though I prefer the book-

    Her mother is so much like my own mother, she makes it seem like it's all about her, and puts the blame on herself. Doesn't help.

    I'm sure a lot of people have that same parent.

  • what damage parents can do its endless

  • this movie makes me appreciate my cymbalta even more. joy division sucks.

  • you know what im stoping here. i dont need to watch the depressing lifestyle of a struggling writer because its the same thing as watching my own life that i live everyday as soon as i wake up. truth is that i only wanted tot watch this for jonathan rhys meyers, but whats worth it about watching Christina Ricci renacting your life and something you cant have. im only trying to get better here by gaining my selfcondifence and trying not to feel lonley anymore.

  • You give accidental blow jobs too?

  • To paRtyoVaheaa: I hope you do find a way to get better and gain your self confidence. I have struggled with depression not as deep as in this movie but i can relate to so much of this movie. I have begun coming out of it and I truly hope you do do. There is life and hope on the other side of depression, although it can be hard to see.

  • I went through I time in my life when I to struggled with a mild case of depression. But you have to be strong, and you have to believe that there is life and love on the other side.

    All the best to your recovery!

  • Agree. Coming up is the best part. gradually then suddenly, it's the way depression hits and it's the way you come out of it. It was for me any way. Thank you. All the best to you and your recovery as well. All the best to the recovery of any one who has been hit by depression.

  • It's difficult though... when I told my parents that I was suicidal, the only thing they did was shout at me... literally. Which really didn't help at all.

    It's shocking, the amount of hatred and disrespect you recive when you try to commit suicide... even among your closest relatives or lovers. When all you really want is support.

  • The mom is effing crazy...

  • my mom gets like that

  • Joy Division's poster in the back ..& love will tear us apart.

  • Dr. Sterling: Have you had any drugs in the last 24 hours?

    Elizabeth: No. Well... I guess I snorted some coke and smoked some pot but uh, you know, that was just to make the ecstasy last longer.

    Dr. Sterling: Sure you're not forgetting anything?

    Elizabeth: Maybe a few beers?

    Dr. Sterling: Did you ever think you might have a substance abuse problem?

    Elizabeth: The only substance problem I have right now is that I need you to get me some tranks so I can come down off this fucking coke.

  • great acting by miss Williams

  • for people who has depression, elizabeth wurtzel is a great and big inspiration. especially prozac nation. she decides to live in the end which is great.

  • spoil much?

  • really sorry. didn't mean to do that! i didn't even realize what i was writing. reall,y i'm sorry.

  • lol it's ok, it's just a movie; a good one at that.

  • Oh to be in that state of mind....glad thats over.

  • How can a blow be accidental?

  • wow. lol

  • her mother is hilarious

  • That's not how the accidental blowjob is meant to happen. It's meant to happen in London! WTF!

  • i know!

  • Yeah I noticed that to.... I guess they couldn't go all over the place filiming bc she goes there, TX, and Minniapolis. But yes they did leave A LOT out.

  • she behaves like me its scary i must be depressed same demeanor

  • Yeah, I'm getting married REAL soon! NOT!!

  • "you wake up one morning, afraid you're gonna live" that is like the best way to describe depression...

  • "...an accidental blow job?"

  • I think...the mother needs about 20 pills of prozac..

  • i love this movie

  • i loves her

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