2012 · Jason Moore · 112m

Pitch Perfect

A college a cappella group competes for a spot at the national championships.

vomiting· strong

Timestamps below are for the Theatrical cut (1h 52m).

Film timeline

4 markers
00:04:10
Strong warning

vomiting

Aubrey projectile-vomits onstage during the ICCA finals cold open, before the title card — arrives with zero setup. ~25 sec, full visual and audio. Ends 4:35.

00:04:1001:52:00 total
00:34:25
Strong warning

vomiting

Aubrey gags/retches but does NOT vomit — audio only, no visual. Ends 34:37.

00:34:2501:52:00 total
00:34:54
Strong warning

vomiting

The opening vomit scene is replayed as an in-film YouTube clip. Ends 35:01.

00:34:5401:52:00 total
01:25:28
Strong warning

vomiting

The 'puke angel' scene — Aubrey projectile-vomits massively on the floor during the Bellas' breakdown; another character makes a snow angel in it. ~21 sec of active vomiting, ends 1:25:49. Vomit remains visible on the floor and on characters until 1:31:15 (safe once the group moves outside).

01:25:2801:52:00 total
00:00:0000:56:0001:52:00
vomiting· strong

Two on-screen vomiting instances (one in the cold open, no warning) plus one dry-heave/gag and one in-film video replay. Vomit remains visible on screen for several minutes after the final instance.

00:04:10On screen

Aubrey projectile-vomits onstage during the ICCA finals cold open, before the title card — arrives with zero setup. ~25 sec, full visual and audio. Ends 4:35.

00:34:25Heard, not seen

Aubrey gags/retches but does NOT vomit — audio only, no visual. Ends 34:37.

00:34:54On screen

The opening vomit scene is replayed as an in-film YouTube clip. Ends 35:01.

01:25:28On screen

The 'puke angel' scene — Aubrey projectile-vomits massively on the floor during the Bellas' breakdown; another character makes a snow angel in it. ~21 sec of active vomiting, ends 1:25:49. Vomit remains visible on the floor and on characters until 1:31:15 (safe once the group moves outside).

On screen — you see it. Heard, not seen — it happens off camera but you hear it. Aftermath only — you see the result, not the event. Off screen — not shown and not heard.

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