#what movie is this?

[lilacwriter07]

There is a movie I watched as a kid, and I remember it kept my attention (first time it happend and it was not a kids movie) about a girl and her mom died, and she touched the jewelry the mom left behind, the dad got mad and put it back how the mom left it .

Then she tried to stop her stepmom from leaving, and the movie went on how she got older and has her own kids .

And her daughter a chubby blonde girl got bullied, and one of the bullies pushed her hard against the window of the bus and she was bleeding ...

That's it I don't remember anything else of the movie, and I still don't know the name .

Oh and the movie started I think when the woman was a little girl at the airport 🤔

If someone knows I really like the title of the movie

[abbinurmel]

Trying to identify an old nightmare fuel source of a childhood film…

This riddle has hunted me for decades. Can anyone pin what the heck the name of this film is…? I searched high and low, I have asked movie buffs and not one bit of luck! -I never actually watched it, not even a clip, just saw it frequently on the shelf in Blockbuster and other video rental places, and it struck deep on me as a scaredy cat of a little kid! I always wondered if this film was any good, how scary it was, and what the public critical view is. Here are the hints we have:

*It had I believe a reddish-brown photograph of sheep on the cover, with red eyes, and I also think a close up (possibly)on an anxious brunette actress’s face. Might also be some barbed wire fence or farm imagery like windmills in the back. There title I can’t place at all, but I do recall it had the biohazard symbol somewhere in the title text, or underneath, and while this might just be Mandela effect style gaps being filled in my imagination, I THINK the text was shiny, raised, bright red or green metallic, or black, with typical fancy thin pointy 90s-early 00s ‘edgy’ horror font.

*Again only half sure, but I feel certain it was one of those one word noun sorta titles, something akin to “Plagues” or maybe “The Flock” or “Contamination”, or anything along those lines. This was likely released out prior to it but it also might have come out right around the time of the film ‘28 Days Later’, and/or ‘Donnie Darko’, and been one of the many stylistic copycats or possible influences, as it had *that* very specific sorta late 90s/turn of millennium movie aesthetic vibe.

*MOST KEY OF ALL- Again, only going off vague memories from childhood here, but I feel 89 to 99% certain - it starred a heroine who was pregnant in it and she was coping with brain fog and anxiety from it being due very soonish and medically she is not doing well and worried about it. Either that or the protagonist had just given birth very recently ago, and was in the throes of post partum depression disorder. She was dealing on some level with possible hallucinations, terrorized by (delusional or real?)conspiracies and in general questioning her happiness & mental stability and whether her whole domestic reality was being gaslit or not.

*There was DEFINITE MENTION OF SHEEP BEING INFECTED WITH SOMETHING DANGEROUS, Whether this virus was something man made, it escaped a lab by accident, was a type of natural in the wild mutated ‘super rabies’, or some kind of new experimental drug that went haywire, all I KNOW was that *something bad happens to cause an outbreak in the sheep.*

…and that’s all I know. I don’t recall or know if it makes the sheep into human flesh eating zombies, just die off in huge distressing numbers or in vile disturbing ways, does it grant beasts with unnatural telepathy or sentience, or bloodlust for farmer vengeance, I don’t know. All I do know is something very bad happens to the sheep, a woman who is near term or postpartum is overwhelmed emotionally by it and is severely doubting herself and paranoid of ALL those round her like her family and husband and doctors.

I am aware of the other more infamous B films, such as Black Sheep, and similar bottom tier dark comedies. While I don’t know for sure it’s actual content and tone, I guarantee this film is NOT that film Black Sheep, or one that likely would invoke tropes as wildly over the top as werewolf curses or vampiric states or hybrid monster creatures. This distinctly felt like a film that was TRYING TO BE COMMENTARY ON MENTAL HEALTH IN WOMEN, AND SOMETHING FROM OUR SCIENTIFIC WORLD THAT COULD ACTUALLY BE REAL.

Or at least the film probably wanted to suggest it did this to you on the box. It might’ve been grossly out of touch and hyperbolic unrealistic or scientifically ignorant for all I know, but, either way, it felt like one of ‘we are warning about those things you been seeing in the news’ kind of vibes. It felt more like Black Mirror or something that might have questioned GMOs and corporate drug hegemony or even cloning(Dolly the Sheep’s birth had been still pretty recent then, and so it was still hot to make jokes and essays about.)

Suggestions?… Post comments below or reblog!

[razak-69]

GUYS

quick, what was that one really low-quality movie thats name sounded like 'gay' and it had weird little deer/goat people from a show getting teleported into the real world because some evil scientist stole an artifact that kept their world from turning to shit and had to take it back before their world ended, but they also meet the creator of the show they're from

[mahgck]

you have to outlive donald trump

[blabberoo]

Idk what au im cooking.. but Im cooking..

[dreams85andmore]

[mountainshroom]

If she has no fans call the ambulance cause I am dead

[pangur-and-grim]

one thing that took me embarrassingly long to learn is "sometimes when people say things, they will not be true."

I used to tell people about this revelation and they'd be like yeah.....duh.....but like, why wouldn't my base assumption be that you're communicating to me in a straightforward manner. anyway, I get scammed a lot.

[watmalik]

We moved on WAY too fvking quickly from this…

[k8mosss]

[cassianandfenrysaremyboyos]

Goncharov coming third in tumblr's top 100 movies of 2023 is so damn funny. Imagine being a film studio exec who spent millions making some of the other 97 movies listed below it only to be beaten by a film that cost exactly zero dollars to make and doesn't exist

[sparebutton]

(Across the Spider-Verse spoiler)

[genesstankycodpiece]

Is this a good watch?

gay 70s copaganda thesis is actually about the inherent homoeroticism of the western genre and the cultural image of the male cowboy it borrows from. or as Susan Sarandon once put it, "They got their guns out because they couldn't get their dicks out"

[thisshadowwrites]

i have seen gay porn less homoerotically charged than whatever the fuck they were doing in that hyundai civic

[tomwambsgays]

unadulterated loathing