This is awful!! Something must be done

Can’t believe he hasn’t gotten an Oscar

@@Renae5lol he did and it got overshadowed by his emotions

@Joel Taveras , dude. She's just saying that no old person should be treated that way, in or outside of hospital or nursing home. Just chill.

My mama works at such an institution and she's giving her very best even though it's really tough :)

Yeah, this scene is powerful and true

Omg. It will be hell on earth , i won't spare anyone responsible of her

The film wasn't promoted enough.Its so powerful,I stumbled across it and couldn't believe it wasn't a box office smash.So under rated

No movie made me cry as much as Seven Pounds. Such a heartbreaking movie 😢😭😭

Me too.

I did as well.

Me too. I feel apart missed work for several weeks

its intensely emotional if you have ever loved and possibly cared for an elderly person. My Aunt had Alzheimer's disease very bad, and towards the end after I got out of the military I moved in with her for several months to help care for her. I worked late night so that I was there and awake during the day. We had great conversations, she was a worldly woman, travelled overseas, saw sights I wish I could go see. She worked 40 years in a factory producing textiles and retired from there. She could recall everything from before she got the disease with astounding clarity, I can remember how her eyes would light up as you listened to her stories. It was unbelievably hard watching her slip further and further away... and so fast. I woke up one morning and she was gone... She was battling Pneumonia. The doctors said she lost her breath at some point in the night, and never woke up. Im not ashamed to admit I cried for quite a while before I could call the priest to have her last rights read. Ill never forget my Aunt Lucy, nor her faithful companion PeeWee (a little ankle biter dog) Or her bloodsucking parasites known as "family" after she passed... but that's a different story. (Even now, almost 20 years later it boils my blood)

Nah, the director of that place told them not to cos then there would be an investigation

What?

@@bpyromanereacts9906 I almost believe you , you sun of a catch it at the end its small words In this movie that means alot in the whole movie.

People Kno something is good and go out of the way to hate. That's how u KNOW it's good

I hope that heatless guy got fired

He was witholding bathing if they weren't doing what he wanted like being difficult to nurses or not taking their drugs

Combined with being in a bed Inez could've developed very painful bed sores that could be infected by her human waste she lies in.

HeresJonnotheboi He didn’t let her bathe for months

Tq for both of you for asking and anwering.. Because i'm wardering the same thing of what happened to that old lady too..

He was withholding bathing to make them comply. Used bathing as a punishment.

I agree. I worked in places like this too. But we know she wasn't out of her mind bc he saw how he spoke to her when he first got there

Dog it's a movie no need for the essay

@@Bryan-lf4fi no one asked you to read it. Some of us like to discuss the film.

Absolute idiot lmao. Way to over analyze a scene.

In this case, it was very real. He could see the piss and shit on her. That’s disgusting

Don't forget he used that same hand on Madog and that alien

@@meganbateman5634 he got paid for that.

@@marcellawong229 You know what I mean

@@meganbateman5634 He just slap happy.

@@marcellawong229 Uh huh👋🤕

Neither are u but u don't hear the masses complain