I think my problem with Obsession, where i disagree or it doesn't work for me, is that there is no seemingly positive phase lulling Bear and the viewers into a false sense of security that the wish works, and works positively functioning well.
Immediately after he wishes it, she behaves weird, creepy, freaky and his takeaway is literally "I'm scared", the second night she comes to apologize but does again weird scary shit. He thinks the wish works, but it doesn't give the wish works well and fine; he already feels something's wrong. Then we get a real quick montage of romantic things, dates, hanging out, smiling and being sweet — but a quick montage so we can Go from freaky quickly back to freaky again. But why, why couldnt we not linger there, why couldnt the romantic phase be an actual scene or even the start? Imagine once He makes the wish, she gets to the car, confesses she loves him, asks for a date, is excitedly giddy, the date goes sweetly - that it makes him think: "This Is great, this is exactly how I wanted it without cirsed side effects and without me being scared or intimidated." And then Slowly Bit by bit it gets darker, her lovebombing and giftshowering gets too clingy, too dependent, too paranoid and jealous. - These parts Happen, her hostility against the Friends later, the crashout "why do you Not Love me as much as I do you" are great. But there's no good buildip to them, No constantly increasing. After the Wish she's immediately freaky in the beginning, freaky in the middle and freaky at the end. There was no lull and pull him and the audience in, I personally was'nt pulled in.
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