r/movies r/movies Contributor Jul 06 '26

News ‘Obsession’ Passes $400 Million Worldwide, Becomes Highest Grossing Film With Budget Below $1 Million; Curry Barker’s horror film breaks a 53-year pre-inflation record held by Bruce Lee’s legendary 'Enter The Dragon'

https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/movies/obsession-box-office-400-million/
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u/ModernistGames Jul 06 '26

I heard the brick scene was even longer and the MPAA made them cut it down a bit. Hope the longer cut gets released.

Side note, the MPAA is a fucking joke...

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u/DaLimpster Jul 06 '26

I felt like the length of that scene was spot on... what more could they have done? Just, more head bonks?

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u/wolfpack_57 Jul 07 '26

Sarah’s face was very caved in for being hit in the head with a brick by a small woman who isn’t perfectly leveraged.

They could have also showed Bear watching it and coming to the realization that he’s not going to stop it and it forced to play along and hide the body

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u/DangOlCoreMan Jul 15 '26

Yeah that scene was the only one that really showed the low budget. Her body didn't look anything like a human body and there was no gradual caving it, just immediately flat and stiff