Joel Barish, heartbroken that his girlfriend underwent a procedure to erase him from her memory, decides to do the same. However, as he watches his memories of her fade away, he realises that he still loves her, and may be too late to correct his mistake.
This movie contains 32 potentially triggering events.
Patrick uses the personal items taken from Joel and Clementine's procedures to seduce Clementine with Joel's words and gifts. It's also revealed that Patrick stole a pair of Clementine's panties the night they did her procedure.
A boy is being forced by his peers to bludgeon a bird's corpse. The corpse can be seen before and after the action, but the bludgeoning is offscreened.
A boy is being forced by his peers to bludgeon a bird's corpse. The corpse can be seen before and after the action, but the bludgeoning is offscreened.
A boy is forced to bludgeon a dead or wounded bird with a hammer. The action itself is offscreen, but before and after the incident are shown on camera and the sound of the hammer can be heard.
One character steals another character's underwear without her knowledge or consent while she's unconscious. It may not fit everyone's definition of assault but it's creepy and uncomfortable.
no but worth the mention during one point of the erasing jim carreys character (joel) shakes for a sec in a seize like way but you'd probably miss it if your not paying a attention, but for the people who do it might be scaring for a sec
no but at the scene think it was 1:08 after it shows baby joel taking a bath and starts to drown, back at the procedure it shows him make some choking sounds which kinda bothered me just a little, just sounds like coughing and gagging for 2 seconds
There seems to be some confusion about that scene - Joel just pretends to slit his throat and smears ketchup or something across his throat to try and get his girlfriend’s attention. Not an actual suicide attempt
There seems to be some confusion about that scene - Joel just pretends to slit his throat and smears ketchup or something across his throat to try and get his girlfriend’s attention. It’s not blood.
There is one scene where Joel as a baby is dropped into the sink where he is being bathed. He is depicted soaking wet and gasping for air in the next scene.