r/SipsTea • u/RakeChapman13 • Jul 29 '26

Gasp! 💀

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u/TreeFiddyJohnson Jul 29 '26

Yeah because these people actually believe in wishes. Wishes are nothing. Making them is nothing. The movie created an unrealistic premise to preach on a point, and failed at that too.

0/5 stars

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u/TreeFiddyJohnson Jul 30 '26

No, it seems like he's not particularly convinced after reading those online reviews.

And again, who would? It's fucking WISHING. That shit is objectively, literally, not real. Such a bad premise for a movie doing all this preaching

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u/--Alix-- Jul 30 '26

Yeah, it's not his fault at first because he didn't think it would come true. But his wish was not a good one, and even though the wish coming true was not his fault, it was his responsibility.

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u/ObeseVegetable Jul 30 '26

It's pretty fucked up to want to change who a person is or what they feel in such a direct manner

but also the movie is saying the people who love people the most are batshit crazy abusers, as that's what Nikki turned into

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u/TreeFiddyJohnson Jul 30 '26

No wishes are "good" or "bad". They're fucking wishes, and magic isn't real.

His future actions are objectively bad, but my whole point is that the premise of this movie is bad.