Girl, Interrupted best scene (because you're already dead LISA!!)

[WishesOnStardust]

Can you upload the whole entire scene? Starting from where Susanna wakes up from her bed and goes down to the basement?

[iliketopine]

i really fucken hate ads ... every fucking SINGLE video i click on!!!!!!!!!

god damn

[KittyKraz13]

I think that cat really handled this scene well. Oscar quality acting on his/her part.

[push10cabess]

And this is why she got the Oscar.

[lukeisastalker]

;-;;-;-;;

[arenaskiez]

How is Lisa a sociopath when she's expressing feelings? Or maybe she's not?

[thezombiedragqueen]

@arenaskiez She isn't a sociopath. In the book it turns out that it was a misdiagnosis and that Lisa is actually bipolar. The doctors only thought she was a sociopath because she was a free thinking, aggressive woman, which is another aspect of sexism that the movie and book depicts during the 60s. Hope that clears everything up :)

[classicalnut1]

@thezombiedragqueen really? I read most of the book, but I didn't finish it though i wish i had. i read it for a memoir class. but when i think about it, it makes sense that she is bipolar.

[DingDingDing33]

@arenaskiez Sociopaths can feel emotion for themselves. Just not for other people like empathy and such.

[arenaskiez]

@DingDingDing33 That sounds like a narcissist. 

[49redskies]

@arenaskiez Misdiagnosis? In the book it explains how later on in life Lisa and Suzanna see eachother again and she has a kid and seemingly 'cured'.

[arenaskiez]

@49redskies did you mean to reply to thezombiedragqueen?

[NymphadoraBeeWolf]

this entire movie i was worried for the cats safety.

[katula91]

@NymphadoraBeeWolf

ME TOO !

[LauraGizmoDory]

I actually didn't think Lisa was crazy lol my mum finds it weird that i love this movie sooo much :P this scene made me cry when i watched the film for the first time i still love it!!

[cheezesmellzsoGOOD]

YOU ARE TEARING ME APART, LISA!!!

[TizzyLocomotion]

I can never take Winona Ryder seriously....

[C2CONTINUE]

Maybe everyone's a liar and maybe the whole world is stupid.

[unlivedlife]

Very powerful scene! This movie is epic.

[sweetmay73]

Wow... Lisa wasn't this crazy in the book. She actually had a happy ending.

[partygirl209]

that scene alone got Angelina a Oscar!!

[ntherewas1]

Lisa is such a bitch. Go Winona!

[msRANDOMfishy]

angelina is the most amazing actress in the world **

[029Mhelz]

Everytime I see this Lisa just breaks my heart. :((

[MyUsername156]

winona is an awful actress. angelina is fantastic, check her out in changeling or a mighty heart. she's great in both.

[sraphael]

That moment secured Angie's academy award

[TheRealGrandMoss]

Angelina Jolie is such an incredible actress.,

[thislifewasledastray]

@jaggedliddlepilltwo Totally see where you are coming from. Too much meat on the lips and not enough on the bones. Absolutely, they did a stunning job capturing "Lisas" personality through her looks, definitely made her character stick in your mind and give you chills.

[thislifewasledastray]

@jaggedliddlepilltwo Agreed. She tried too hard on her looks I think. If she would have stayed natural, she would be more worthy in todays film scene. In her earlier work Gia, she is also fantastic and shall I say "pure" in regards to surgery, botox, etc.- Check it out if you have not already done so! :)

[kurtywurty85]

Lisa....

[thislifewasledastray]

God, Angelina used to be INCREDIBLE.

[akg53000]

@thislifewasledastray STILL IS!!!! EVEN MORE NOW

[thislifewasledastray]

@akg53000 More or less, I think she might try a little too hard on her image. Yes, her acting is still amazing but I just like the old her more, not hating or anything, just remembering then and now.

[TheParamountPrincess]

when this movie first came out, me and my friend knew why lisa was acting out, and acting so monsterous. we were stunned to find out we were correct. anyways, it was growth on our part. bless everyone

[diddydanni]

@TheParamountPrincess

what was the reason for her acting out?

[GlenbrookGrill]

Good quality, but it is Lisa not Liza. ;O)

[BFMVLOVER11100]

This movie always makes me cry, because it reminds me of what happened to me a few years back...to this day I'm still traumatized from it.

[robbiedruko]

@BFMVLOVER11100 yeah same here!

[crystalynn2006]

@BFMVLOVER11100 I agree, I cry so much while watching this, love and hate this movie because it takes me back....

[classicalnut1]

@BFMVLOVER11100 me too. my life went looney when I was 15. i really relate to the characters in this movie because you feel imprisoned by mental illness regardless of whether you are in a mental hospital or not. I hated being hospitalized, but i also hated living at home and going to school because there was no sense of freedom for me. it took over three years for me to enjoy life again. three years of nightmarish hell.

[gabitangerine]

@classicalnut1 Can you tell more about what heappened to you? what illness have you got? I find this topic intersting, as I know I have some issues myself, I usually get very anxious, but it's a part of me and I enjoy my life and I like reading and hearing people talking about this topic.

[classicalnut1]

@gabitangerine as i entered my early teens i suffered with long bouts of horrible depression that began to turn into cycles of severe isolating anxiety, obsessions with certain ideas about other kids at my school, and persistent feelings of terror and absolute hopelessness. i would hit and cut myself in frustration and i began a journal that progressively became nightmarish and gruesome. after i "snapped" i was diagnosed as having schizoaffective disorder.

[classicalnut1]

@gabitangerine for me, life was unbearable for about six years. i pretty much stayed in my room until i became too unstable to be alone. My parents were told to keep me under constant watch until i could be admitted to the hospital. Looking back, i really sympathize with people who struggle with their minds and emotions. Now, with the right medications and my family/friends, i am beginning to learn how to manage life and slowly work my way into a functioning member of society.

[gabitangerine]

@classicalnut1 Wow....your story is similar to mine, I can't believe....When I was 15 years old, I woke up one morning and I felt like nothing was the same, everything seemed unreal and nothing made me happy, I had constant obssesive negative thoughts, I couldn't go outside, I didn't want to talk, I had insomia for three nights of hell, I couldn't eat and I had vissible gain loss, I couldn't feel the world around me, it was really really sad. Then I went to a doctor and she gave me some meds

[gabitangerine]

@classicalnut1 Then she said that I should be under my parents constant watch or go to the hospital... They took care of me and in months I started to feel better and feel realised again. Now I only have anxietty everyday and sometimes panic attacks, but the anxietty doesn't bother me too much now, I live with it and life seems more shinny now, even though I feel sometimes sad inside I try not to think about it. Since then I am really intersted in this subject and I want to help people too.

[classicalnut1]

@gabitangerine it is really great that you can talk about it. it is always nice to know that you're not alone and there are people that care and want to help.

[gabitangerine]

@classicalnut1 Yes indeed. I really do believe you will be perfectly fine and you said you started to feel better .I'm sure that if you have hope, no matter what, it will be good in the end. Also I think that mental illness should be a subject that more people should understand and not be scared of. I think that those problems makes us stronger and makes us understand ourselvs , makes us think about the depth of the things around us and appreciate more the simple happy moments...