Bubble Boy
Movie • 2001 • Adventure
ReportJimmy is young man who was born without an immune system and has lived his life within a plastic bubble in his bedroom... who pines for the sweet caresses of girl-next-door Chloe. But when Chloe decides to marry her high school boyfriend, Jimmy -- bubble suit and all -- treks cross-country to stop her. Swoosie Kurtz, as Jimmy's overprotective mom, co-stars along with Fabio, who portrays the leader of a religious cult.
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The parents gaslight him and keep him locked in a literal bubble for 18yrs
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Yes, most definitely. When you see a cow on the road, don't look. For those who want to know what happens in the scene, a scene that seems to be culturally insensitive as well as disgusting:
An Indian man accidentally runs over a cow in his ice-cream truck, which is not depicted graphically. What *is* depicted graphically, however, is the already-dead cow who is split in half with blood and viscera between the two halves.
The man grieves the cow, then one vehicle runs over the remains and splatters him with blood. Furthermore, multiple vehicles run over the remains, causing the man more and more grief. This seems to last about a couple of minutes, from what I remember, and the film's intention is to play it all for comedy.
An Indian man accidentally runs over a cow in his ice-cream truck, which is not depicted graphically. What *is* depicted graphically, however, is the already-dead cow who is split in half with blood and viscera between the two halves.
The man grieves the cow, then one vehicle runs over the remains and splatters him with blood. Furthermore, multiple vehicles run over the remains, causing the man more and more grief. This seems to last about a couple of minutes, from what I remember, and the film's intention is to play it all for comedy.
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There are no dragons in this film.
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No, but SPOILERS!
When our main character finally gets to the wedding, he gets out of his plastic bubble and faints, which for about a minute leads people to assume he is dead.
When our main character finally gets to the wedding, he gets out of his plastic bubble and faints, which for about a minute leads people to assume he is dead.
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Yes and no - it's a comedic dream sequence where a woman begins to be eaten (non-graphically) by a dinosaur in her favourite show "Land of the Lost", but she is saved even in the dream sequence. But I put yes because technically it's yes, as the dinosaur begins to do so and has her in its mouth.
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There is no blackface in this film.
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Yes, a somewhat extended sequence where a dead cow is run over. Other than that, any injuries caused to humans result in absolutely zero blood or gore. Every act of violence, including for some reason the cow, is played for comedy.
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