Smile (2022) - Fake Therapist Scene | Movieclips

Smile - Fake Therapist: Rose (Sosie Bacon) meets with Dr. Northcott (Robin Weigert).



FILM DESCRIPTION:
After witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, Dr. Rose Cotter (Sosie Bacon) starts experiencing frightening occurrences that she can't explain. As an overwhelming terror begins taking over her life, Rose must confront her troubling past in order to survive and escape her horrifying new reality.

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount Pictures (2022)
Cast: Robin Weigert, Sosie Bacon
Director: Parker Finn
Screenwriter: Parker Finn

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[tunnelrat]

I thought her smile was the most disturbing, maybe because it was at the least expected time, but it definitely was chilling. Also because her face very slowly and gradually transformed into the smile.

[gonegirl]

1:04 when your therapy session ends but the card declines

[anemosdiary]

I love how you can hear multiple voices when the demon says “almost time rose”

[BluecarKing]

For some reason I find it funny how the entity just sat there like, “Are you gonna, ya know, answer that?”

[danitori]

Common scary movie method: give the audience a sense of comfort and trust and then rip it away from them. What I found interesting about this scene is that even though it got close to her it didn’t kill her establishing that this creature wasn’t going to kill her as soon as it had the chance but it was waiting for the right time.

[chan_estelle]

I admit I didn’t have high expectations of this movie and assumed it was just gonna be some generic, garden variety horror movie. Was pleasantly surprised though. The whole concept of a sinister physical manifestation of trauma that feeds on people’s trauma when it goes unhealed was pretty impressive and well thought.

[Boygotthatramen]

This right here is the best scene in any recent horror movie I’ve seen

[YesImJoeKing]

Clearly this entity is cruel given that it posed as someone who has a title like a therapist which promotes people to be vulnerable by letting their guard down and exposing themselves, when in reality the entity itself makes people feel like the opposite of how they would feel in front of a therapist.

[RWAC]

Therapist: You Should Get That.
Me: Hello?
Therapist On Phone: Hi Kayce.
Therapist: Smiling.
Me: F••K.

[cinematicaddict]

Ok it’s not just the scares and unsettling smiles it’s the build up, the cast, story, direction and delimas the lead is facing . That “ scare moment is just the cherry on top and without the rest of it many fail to provide this level of film making in horror lately . Smile and talk to me best current horror movies I seen in a long time . Directors take notes !

[sofiacancino]

When the therapist started to smile, everyone in the theatre was laughing because she looked like she was doing a goofy ah face bro.

[eliteladieswrestling]

I love how the scene shifts from comforting to impending dread, whenever that phone rings and she answers, realizing that its the therapist on the phone, and the person in front of her isn't who she thought it was. Then that smile comes and comfort is thrown right out the window.

[Andrew-ssjd]

Demon: Shouldn't you get that?
Rose: Nah I'll leave it they can call back
Demon:I really think you should get that
Rose: I just can't deal with it now
Demon: Come on I had a whole thing planned out, please answer the phone
Rose: No wtf
Demon: Godamn humans are so annoying man

[paulevans]

Great horror scenic. Crowd in that theater went wild

[Owlxlove]

Uh-Oh. I Think Therapist is GONNA Turn into the Monster, Rose! RUN!

[Wetknees]

This film did a lot of stuff differently.
Every single jump scare is predictable and you know exactly when it’s going to happen. But it still gets me.

[timlemmens]

Robin Weigert is brilliant in this scene.

[WIPIL-]

Man this is some intense exposure therapy

[ateroth]

The demon is just misunderstood. We go for a beer every Saturday and he's a really sound guy when you get to know him.

[gorrow]

This scene is great but idk why they revealed the therapist was a hallucination in the trailer.