Soul
Movie • 2020 • Animation Report
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Eratosthenese
The cats soul is only temporarily displaced. It is eventually returned to the body.
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ProfessorProcyon
There are no dogs in the movie.
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The cat is seen alive in the end with its soul very much attached.
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LukasBeck
No, no animals are abused in the film.
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tentativeTricks
The soul of a cat (not killed, a different soul took its body) is shown heading towards the Great Beyond.
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ProfessorProcyon
There aren't even any horses seen.
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malovela
Not really. A cat's soul leaves his body for a little bit of the movie and is seen heading toward the Great Beyond - but don't worry, he comes back safely to his body and is seen fine and alive and happy later on in the movie! (Copy-pasted from someone else's comment elsewhere.) I believe the cat is a "therapy cat" at a hospital, but that's still kind of like a pet, I think.
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malovela
No, but a grown man's well-meaning mother is quite domineering and tries to control what he does with his life, effectively belittling his dreams. Until a certain point in the movie, he's afraid of asserting himself toward her. When he does, it becomes clear that she was acting that way out of well-founded concern for his longtime well-being. She takes what he's saying to heart, realising that she should've behaved differently, and she decides to support him no matter what, then goes on to do just that.
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WesleyTWilburn
It’s complicated because there is a scene that a character technically gaslights the “villain” but it was just a funny scene that doesn’t cause harm to the villain but actually helps the main character
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ProfessorProcyon
The main antagonist of the movie attempts to track down the main character, however.
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tentativeTricks
There's a scene with an electric razor and a barber scene.
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tentativeTricks
A person falls into a manhole. Nothing graphic is shown, they just disappear, and they don't die. It's while they're on the phone.
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ProfessorProcyon
The main character's father is deceased, but it's only indirectly mentioned.
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tentativeTricks
If you count representation of human souls as ghosts, then the whole movie applies here.
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Lagnus
The main protagonist has his body controlled by another soul
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ProfessorProcyon
Technically yes, but nothing is shown onscreen other than the showerhead turning on.
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Lilac
One of the deaths in the beginning could be taken as one for some people.
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Skylergrace
Safest movie ive seen, with that being said theres one scene that scared me for a sec and its when 22 is a lost soul and joe is in there with all the sand people, a sand version of him blows very violent sand out of his mouth, its not like v*mitting tho more like “fire” breathing or something similar
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Deweydewey1
there is a spit scene where 22 is in joe’s body, when he’s trying to brush his teeth and spits out the toothpaste saying it was spicy
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malovela
No, nor anything resembling them, I'd say.
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ProfessorProcyon
There are some IVs shown for a few seconds, but there aren't any close-ups on them.
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tentativeTricks
A character's soul returns to its body inside a hospital.
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malovela
Someone decides to sacrifice their life for someone else, and attempts to, but the attempt is foiled, so to speak.
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malovela
Someone decides to sacrifice their life for someone else, and attempts to, but the attempt is foiled, so to speak.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Jadespade
There are some scenes where someone is struggling to walk in a crowded street.
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ryanthedemiboy
No, but the premise of the movie is the main character trying to get back Into their body, and for some of it, someone else is controlling their body.
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WesleyTWilburn
There is a scene where a soul is brought into the real world and is frightened by everything around them but is shortly out of the attack
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aranel
After the very very end of the credits a character tells you that the movie is over. It's easy to avoid by not watching until the very very end of the credits.
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SiRenfield
Souls of the unborn
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ProfessorProcyon
A bit of a strange question for this movie. Even though his soul is taken out of his body, he ends up surviving. It should also be noted that most of the main characters are black, so it isn't meant to be this trope.
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Jadespade
There is a section of the movie where a character appears to be acting strangely/erratically in front of others. Some people are visibly put off by this odd behavior and even call said character out for it. Words like "weirdo" and "crazy" are said.
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Jadespade
There are some gags about how the main character can barely fit into his pants. These gags aren't meant to be derogatory to the character, though.
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SiRenfield
There’s no explicitly LGBTQ+ characters albeit all the unborn souls are presented as genderless including a main character named 22 that goes by he/him pronouns but is voiced by a cis woman. Admittedly I’m not sure if this doesn’t count in my book, but it’s still interesting
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ryanthedemiboy
Technically yes. But it's a case of a literal unborn soul in a guy's body, and gets referred to as said guy and with he/him pronouns. However, since the soul occupying it has never been born, they don't have a gender, so pronouns are kind of [shrug emoji]? But it's because they're literally in a body that isn't theirs.
It doesn't appear to bother or distress them in any way, or even to catch the soul's attention.
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ProfessorProcyon
No, but it seems like it's going to end on a rather sad note at one point.
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malovela
Maybe you could say that the afterlife is spoiled for persons of certain faiths, since it doesn't look like the souls of the dead are going to a place matching traditional descriptions of Heaven. We can't say for sure, but it looks (and sounds) like they're zapped out of existence when entering what looks like a huge white void, but that MIGHT be a method of "transport" to a conscious afterlife, like a portal. There are no mentions of Heaven, only "The Great Beyond", which isn't described.
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ryanthedemiboy
No, but as there's a foot chase scene in NYC, there are close calls
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ryanthedemiboy
No, but there is a chase scene in New York City, so there are some serious close calls
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