Dllod 11:43 11:43 11:43 11:43 11:43

Which movie is this?

Of course she did. A female is the survivor in 98% of these films. If you have a chance to wager on the outcome of any one of them, always bet on one of the female characters. I think most of the people who write this stuff share the same brain.

@@DNTMEE It's hilarious because it brainwashes female viewers into thinking they are untouchable kung fu immortal beings while in real life if they ever tried any shit they would end up raped, killed and thrown in a ditch. All this movies do is feed female delusions. Then you end up with women demanding to join the army or become cops and all the videos of female cops are of them getting beaten up and letting the criminal get away.

@@lgupta99 the weekend away. it says it on the bottom of the screen.

Up to the point she found the bead, the husband was supposed (and vriefly shown) to be hours of flight away from Croatia, so nobody would've thought he was actually in the same place as the girls even after the affair was discovered.

@@bluesapphire4262 Idk if it's just because of this recap but I immidiatly suspected the husband when he turned up out of nowhere at 5:04, everything after that was just to verify him, so I was very surprised about the cop being the killer.

⁠@@Beat105kyou wouldn’t have seen it coming if you saw the movie, he acted so out of it

​@@Halal_constant But for me, I was so disappointed in myself when the accused for a moment was that police, because I suspected it the very moment she saw the conversations between her husband and her death friend, and I was convinced to the point of confirmation when her friend's ex-husband disclosed it to her.

Idk about feeling bad for her. She eliminated like 2 innocent people in this whole affair.

Fr fr thank goodness for that Syrian dude

I thought Beth was going to end up with him and I'm sad she didn't

@@roelin360 I disagree, this trope that we just had to have a happy couple at the end has gotten old. I`m glad that here we have just a decent guy who has no ulterior motives and helps gg not just because he wants to be with her

​@@conclavecabal.h0rriphic The one who had ties to a mob ended up being the most morally sound person of this film

You r right 😂

💯 agree with you on that!

You can trust that somewhere in the world someone wants to harvest our organs ❤

You can trust me

@@Force-Multiplier Haha there was a guy at my University who claimed he has a friend dealing in Organs ... Now am kinda scared

Seems like you've consumed so much bad stereotypes propaganda about Syrians.

@@byunbaekhyun2283 ? Seems like you’ve misunderstood my comment for blind view.

Is Syria, not Sierra. But, I get what you're saying. Most movies make the Syrian characters out to be the bad guys. So I know you weren't being racist towards Syrians, or playing into stereotypes. You were just making an observation about the character.

yea i know, most of the Syrians are bad

@@byunbaekhyun2283 The Syrians who come to Europe are usually here to traffic the European women. So this movie is dangerous in a way that it makes you think you're safe near someone like him. Most of the time you're in danger and might be driven to an unknown location.

@xuey0uth increase the playback speed and it will end in just 5 min....😅

😂😂😂

@@himanganapanwar3832 true 🤣

Watching it is so worth it tho, amazing plot

backstabbers arent pretty

She’s a disgusting human being . You can try to redeem all you want but she is no victim . You be shitty, you get shitty prizes . She ended up in a lake and the guy got arrested . Her best friend was pregnant 🤢

"Killed like an animal"- wow, you sure are a cold-hearted individual. Then, you compliment the homewrecker 🤡

She is also in The Ark, it's a good one. You should check it out.

​@@Dannyblazer1985doesn't it matter that her friend wanted to do the right thing in the end? Yes cheating is wrong but. She wanted to admit her mistake and fix things . It takes alot to confess your own sins but to try to redeem yourself for it no one is perfect not even that beth

What the law considers a crime isn't necessarily wrong tho

I agree. This is what a crime mystery movie should be told. There are so many terrible characters, you would never guess who killed her 😊

Right off the bat I thought it might be her but never thought she was ever that heavy.

Umm.....she also cheated on her husband the night before her friend died remember..with those two guys they met at the bar

@@williamkgopudi5838 yes

​@@williamkgopudi5838but it's also mentioned her friend drugged her so she would admit to it. So is it really her fault?

I’m from Split and I must say it didn’t feel like it’s in Split, quite strange. I recognize all the locations but something about thr direction, the chsracters, the weird names…was off :D

Depends if you have the wrong friends. If you do, then the dislike is justified and you argument becomes a moot point.

​​@@SsoulBladeSo basically, your husband disliking your friends indicating cheating is very situation dependant and is meaningless as a general indicator and the comment you're responding to is arbitrary, random and nonsensical? Sounds about right.

@@roelin360 _basically, your husband disliking your friends indicating cheating is very situation dependant and is meaningless as a general indicator and the comment you're responding to is arbitrary, random and nonsensical? Sounds about right._ -If you husband just dislikes your friends, -*-for no reason-*- , then it's a red flag.- I said if the husband dislikes your friends *for being the wrong friends* then it is justified. Not the same as your comment. You seem to kneejerk to my post, yet the very first post is also *situation dependant* as my initial response explored another situation/angle of it. Yet you have a problem with my post and not the very first comment in this thread which is subject to your situational difference. This indicate you being a strawman making hypocrite. Sounds about right.

@@SsoulBlade Are you just using the word "strawman" for the sake of it or do you actually know what it means and how it applies to anything I've said? I don't agree with the rest of your comment either but your usage of strawman is the most bizzare thing you wrote. Ironically, you've actually been potentially strawmanning instead, by misconstruing my usage of "situation dependant", though I think it's more likely you misunderstood what I wrote.

@@roelin360 *Are you just using the word "strawman" for the sake of it or do you actually know what it means and how it applies to anything I've said?* Strawman is a misrepresentation if an argument. I know what my argument is and your post is one as it doesn't represent my argument. Are you being obtuse? *"I don't agree with the rest of your comment either"* Do you agree with the first post pasted below? Yes, in the middle, no and explain your reasoning. _"If your partner doesn't like your friends, it's an immediate red flag. Either he's gearing up to become a controlling abuser, or he's trying to get in one of their pants._

Oh shit, true

😂 yea

Leighton Meester

Blair Waldorf

Why not?

@@daviddughyio5158 It picks up on the infrared in your eyes that doesn't exist once you die.

Really i didnt know that

I was laughing out loud at that plot point! "May I have a last moment alone to grieve my friend?" "Come on, unlock the phone!"

Exactly. You cant have a promiscuous woman as your best friend and expect all to he perfect

As if y'all are saint either, marrying multiple women just to satisfy your sexual urges 😂 what a joke

They will 100% always get you into some trouble or the other, it just isn't worth it.

Unless there is enough blood to prove beats why assume the worse.

That's the right call actually. Logically and legally, you can't claim she's been killed if there's no dead body. Also, it turned out that she did not die at the place too. So that blood is just purely from a wound that did not cause her death

Wtf would you had done? Lol

Guess what? If you made the emergency call and you directly said she's killed or dead, even if you never saw her body there, the first suspect the detectives will name is you.

title pls.

@@babyrachettemantuano5066 "The Weekend Away"

Do followers really get divorced coz of the divorced ppl they follow on tiktok

​@@dr.fathima6445 Yes. You can tell by the buzz words they use. (Since women initiation 70%-80% of divorces I will use them for example) Saying he was toxic and anything with word emotional in front of it (emotional intelligence, emotional labor) are just buzzwords that get tossed around with no originality just follower behavior. Consuming hours of random people giving advice in their car some how validates them.

⁠@@r.lamont8120This is not new, nor is it exclusive to women (Andrew Tate anyone?) and people have been trying to convince others to do what they say since the Dawn of human existence. Control = power, and the lure of power is overwhelmingly enticing for some people. With this being said, anyone who would make such a drastic change to their life because someone else, who they don’t know personally, and probably never will, told them to, then they are not mentally mature enough to have full access to the internet to begin with. Yes, people self diagnose because doctors are generally ash holes who refuse to listen to the patient, and especially for women where it’s near impossible to get a Dr to take you seriously because they all make the same kinds of assumptions about women that you did. This mindset is why heart disease and heart attacks in women have a 50% chance of being misdiagnosed. I do agree that the main character had horrible people in her life, and the best friend and husband top that list for sure, but there was no need to try to shame other people for behavior that doesn’t harm you, or really even affect you. Unless your married to someone who isn’t able to decide for themselves if they want to be in the relationship, which let’s be honest, if someone is with a person like that it’s probably because they wanted to take advantage themselves, so there’s not a lot of room to stand on that one. It is possible to comment on the characters without disparaging others in the process.

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​@@r.lamont8120you're probably a type of person who would say high divorce rates = bad thing

Yeah, right! 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Dude what did you smoke. I know this is 8 days old reply but the title is always present at the bottom of the whole video. If you still didn't catch it, it's The Weekend Away (2022).

​@@MollyHJohns😂😂😂❤❤❤ayo...u got it

@@MollyHJohns hy from where are you?

all is good

Just for the stolen money? What about when she slept around? No karma for that?

​@MollyHJohns no karma for sleeping around, sex is fine as long as it's consensual stop this sexist mentality and even stealing money doesn't mean she should die

@@niraxlevi9930 cheating your spouse by having sex with random guys like a $£UT is not OK. You sound like someone who belongs to the streets

@@niraxlevi9930 lol it's no the sex that we have an issue it's the lies and betrayal. She could've had sex with anyone but chose to fuck her best friend's husband and another married man. Her character is shit. So no one has any sympathy for her

It was self defense

He was attacking her and he fell . She didn’t push him lol