Wait a minute


So they move, and Mia finds the doll in a box. Instead of freaking out, she's all "it's cool, I'll just put her back on the shelf". Wtf? She's SEEN the doll move! She's been creeped out by it enough so to have it thrown out. And NOW she's ok with it?

I was expecting, at this point, for her to start being possessed ala Katie in PA ("I changed my mind, I wanna stay here").

Oy. This movie was ridiculous.

And the actress Annabelle was just awful. I'm sorry, but if I've been terrorized like that, I would NOT be as calm as her. I'd literally be in a corner shaking. And I'd make sure my husband and baby are with me at all times. Never let them out of my sight. Have to poop? We're all going into the bathroom. Want a sandwich? We're all going into the kitchen. None of this sleeping in the bedroom with the door closed while your husband watches the baby.


Ay me, sad hours seem long

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Mia wasn't sure if the doll was thrown out or not (for sure) when she first finds the doll in the box. Also, Mia only wanted it gone in the first place because the occultist had the doll in her arms when she died.

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Out of curiosity, at what point did she SEE it move? Sure, it was found in places or poses it wasn't left in, and I think k she saw the rocking chair move at one point, but that's not the same as seeing the doll moving.

The closest I can think of seeing the doll move independently, is when she sees it fall down while looking under the door, but that's long after she decides to keep it after unpacking (the scene you describe), and the Demon was in the same room at the time, so even that could be the Demon manipulating the doll and not the doll moving.

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