It's actually not as bad as I expected. She's definitely not skinny but she looks fit and slim.A picture taken of her recently... I don't know how to feel about her body.
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Lily Collins
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I'd argue to say she is skinny enough...I don't like talking about people's bodies who've had eating disorders though.
Wow I would've guessed 22-24. Celebrities are always surprising me with their ages, but I'm sure they all invest lots of money into skincare and such as their face is very important in the business. Plus some just have good genes. Not sure if any of you watch Grey's Anatomy but Kate Walsh, who played Addison Montgomery is about to turn 50 and she looks so great still, I thought she was like 35.I just found out that Lily is 28
Agreed, the trailer was completely misleading, it seemed to me it would be the typical "anorexic girl with family issues loses a lot of weight, goes to hospital and gets over her illness". Instead it focused on her hitting bottom, and they really did make her look sick (pale, sunken eyes and dark circles, purple lips, brittle hair). I feel like it's not as triggering as other movies where they show the initial weight loss and the "you look great" aspect of it.
I did appreciate the different approach and the fact that they tried to be more inclusive. It wasn't a great movie (I didn't expect it to be) but it was better than I expected.
I just watched To The Bone the other day and as someone who has been through that whole ordeal, who has hit rock bottom like that before, and who has been to treatment centers, I definitely empathized. It just felt familiar I suppose.
It was pretty cheesy at times and I'm not going to say it's an amazing ground breaking film about eating disorders because I don't think there are any and there might not be (maybe Girl Interrupted, but that is mental illness in general, or some documentaries).
But the way the film depicted the desperateness and the conflict between the family, as well as the demented/distorted mindset you have when you're in that deep, like a foggy haze with a euphoric high, but at the same time you feel this consistent terror which is your own mind. It was nostalgic but still just scratching the surface.
*spoiler*
The scene where her mom feeds her like a baby was yes, very new agey dramatic and a little silly, but it rang true. There were times when I was at my LW and at my sickest that I felt like there was no way I could feed myself, I had to have my mom with me at every meal time watching me, even at breaks during school (not my choice), she would have to be there. I always described my brain at that time confusing my fight vs flight. Instead of the fight telling to me eat it was doing the opposite, so eating felt like dying, it seriously felt so emotionally painful.
WOW, sorry that was an essay. I guess what I am trying to say is that there was an empathy involved in the film that made me feel like someone had been through what I had in one way or another. Although it had potential to be a lot more raw and show the true gritty and unglamourized eating disorder world, which is what I think society needs to see.
It was pretty cheesy at times and I'm not going to say it's an amazing ground breaking film about eating disorders because I don't think there are any and there might not be (maybe Girl Interrupted, but that is mental illness in general, or some documentaries).
But the way the film depicted the desperateness and the conflict between the family, as well as the demented/distorted mindset you have when you're in that deep, like a foggy haze with a euphoric high, but at the same time you feel this consistent terror which is your own mind. It was nostalgic but still just scratching the surface.
*spoiler*
The scene where her mom feeds her like a baby was yes, very new agey dramatic and a little silly, but it rang true. There were times when I was at my LW and at my sickest that I felt like there was no way I could feed myself, I had to have my mom with me at every meal time watching me, even at breaks during school (not my choice), she would have to be there. I always described my brain at that time confusing my fight vs flight. Instead of the fight telling to me eat it was doing the opposite, so eating felt like dying, it seriously felt so emotionally painful.
WOW, sorry that was an essay. I guess what I am trying to say is that there was an empathy involved in the film that made me feel like someone had been through what I had in one way or another. Although it had potential to be a lot more raw and show the true gritty and unglamourized eating disorder world, which is what I think society needs to see.
this isn't recent is it? The Globes are today and red carpet hasn't happened yet...View attachment 20701 Her back is looking lovely
It was a throwback to last year on her Instagram. My bad
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Her hair looks incredible from the back!!
I wonder if this was during filming of To the Bone because I never remembered her this thin
It was!! She was getting a lot of comments about her weight loss on her instagram at the time, she later addressed them by stating it was for a role.
She still looks amazing, but I would’ve kept a few more pounds off, just look at that waist...
we've exhausted this subject on literally this page of this thread--she had a really bad ed and probably didn't think it was healhty mentally or physically to stay at that weight. She's slim now, let's put it to rest.