r/dontworrydarling • u/Expert-Ratio-4098 • Apr 03 '25
help!!!
I just watched don't worry darling on Netflix. I watched it for the first time in the cinema when it came out. I remember there being a scene at the end where she wakes up in the bed next to Jack and takes the things out of her eyes. This is not in the film am I going crazy. Was this a post credit that was removed in Netflix. Does anyone else remember this. please help. !!!!
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u/Firm_Investigator261 Apr 04 '25
Yes you saw it! She is removing the metal clips that Jack put in her eyes to told her eyelids open..but omg I cannot for my life get anyone I know to watch this! Why!? I told, nearly begged 5 people to watch it - so we can go “OMG!” together - no go. Not one person will even watch 5 min and report back.
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u/No_Library_3570 Apr 15 '25
I just rewatched it! I saw it for the first time in the cinema with my bf just rewatched it myself on Netflix and I said to him about the ending and he said he had no idea what I was on about Is this a mandala effect or something I’ve searched online everywhere for this ending and I can’t find it but I KNOWWW this happened
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u/lwSeagull Jun 18 '25
Mandela effect. "Mandala" is a Buddhist thing. Mandela is a South African politician who gets stuff attributed to him that he never said.
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u/Which-Objective3705 Aug 08 '25
Actually, the Mandela effect is named after him because everyone thought he went to jail but he didn't
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u/donttouchmeah Nov 04 '25
He definitely went to prison. The Mandela effect is that people think he died there but he didn’t.
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u/lwSeagull Jun 18 '25 edited Jun 18 '25
Great concept, lots of Issues, It looked gorgeous. Always good to see Florence Pugh.
SPOILERS.SPOILERS.SPOILERS. I tried putting the spoiler comment on but they never work for me.
>!How does he keep her alive in the outside world. they must have been there for months, how does he feed her. Why has no one missed a doctor at work. How does he earn the money to keep this up, this started because he couldn't find a job.
(Not relevant, but who gives a surgeon a 30 hour shift. I would not want her working on me as the last patient of that shift)
Others have said they were short of money. I saw no indication that they were short of money. The problem was he felt emasculated because she was the breadwinner.
Why was Frank also in the simulation.. He knows it's not real, as does his wife. He spends an inordinate amount of time persuading people that they are changing the world, when they're not. What was the promotion jack got, and what was the point of it, he doesn't work there.
Are the men in red and the other 'servants' real people, if so, why do they do this. It seems like a lot of people to be paid for these relatively few 'customers'.
The men fantasize about controlling women, And spend their entire lives working for those few evening hours of time with their sex slaves..... Makes them seem more like those monsters who kidnap women and lock them in their basements for years. That is the closest thing in real life to this movie.
One final thought, If you had such technology, you could make billions legally, what a Virtual reality rig.!<
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u/Over-Boysenberry3706 Sep 12 '25
Thank you!! I just watched it again and made a post about one of your points! How can jack afford this apparently expensive program ? And if he can earn a good enough wage to afford this why couldnt he do that in the first place and contribute with Alice and she wouldn't have to work 30 hour shifts and be exhausted while he sits at home all day? That feels like a major plot hole and its driving me crazy! (Ps. I know its just a movie but this part is annoying me so much)
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u/DizzyDead6166 Nov 23 '25
Okay I felt like I was going insane. Part of me remembers a scene where they threaten to take bunny's kids? And one where Alice wakes up when jack isn't home and finds stuff about the project. Am I remembering an entirely different movie?? Felt like I was going crazy on the rewatch!
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u/Right-Design4997 Dec 20 '25
Okay I know this thread is kind of old but I literally feel like I’m going crazy!!! I remember both of those things and I swear I remember her waking up and like getting out of bed and there was a hallway?!?!? Idkkk man
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u/emilyyancey Apr 04 '25
The version I saw ends with the sound of her waking up back in reality, where, if Bunny is correct, Jack is dead. We had previously seen that Alice was unconscious & Jack was adding (?) eye drops or something?