Preciosura de película, buena actuación de Jason Segel.

The shots of David dancing while the Big Ship whirrs on in the background is one of my favorite visual depictions of death. Whenever someone dies it’s hard for me not to think about it.

This ending makes this movie one of my favorites

Love this ending 😢

I know my Halloween Costume this year...

*"Fiction is one of the few experiences where loneliness can be both confronted and relieved."* -David Foster Wallace

Forever my favorite movie of all time. My senior year of high school was pretty lonely. Ended up getting into DFW that year on a whim, and then this movie gets released just before my graduation. I remember skipping school one day in Spring of that year, and going on a random hour+ drive to deep Massachusetts, and stopping in a random movie theatre parking lot. I see this movie being advertised. I almost walked into the cinemas and bought a ticket. But I didn’t, as I was alone and too self conscious to be an 18 year old kid watching a movie alone on a school day. Ended up watching the movie months later on DVD. My favorite movie of all time.

"Reminded me of what life is like... instead of being a relief from it." That shit hits fukin deep, jeezes.

Долоёб!

This movie details the feeling of daily depression, in a different aspect from so many others. Makes me ask, if we are all lonely, why are we all alone?

Beautiful film

English is my second language. I sometimes understand things not exactly as they are spoken. I always thought the last sentence was « I’d tell him and maybe he’d feel much less alone. »

I love this movie. Every single time I watch it, I cry at this point and further appreciate the present because this ending is a wake-up call to be present-to be here now because it’s only after the moment is gone that you appreciate it. It’s kind of like that lyric from “Long December” where they say “I can’t remember all the times i tried to tell myself to hold on to these moments as they pass”.

Great film. There was love from Lipsky to Foster but Foster spoiled it when he treated Lipsky as a young brother in the girls issue. Foster Wallace seemed very unnice

Won't ever understand why this man committed suicide after reaching such a high status as a writer... Maybe we'll never know.. one year from graduating college who knows where life will take us..

now I wonder how many films this track was used as the end scene

"When I think of this trip, I see David and me in the front seat of his car. We are both so young. He wants something better than he has, I want precisely what he has already. Neither of us know where our lives are going to go. It smells like chewing tobacco, soda and smoke. And the conversation is the best one I’ve ever had. David thought books existed to stop you from being lonely. If I could, I would say to David that living those days with him reminded me of what life is like, instead of being a relief from it. And I would tell him that it made me feel much less alone. "

''He wants something better than he has. I want precisely what he has already. Neither of us knows where our lives are going to go.'' This haunts me.

In life you come across maybe one person that can truly make you feel this way. This can be a man or woman. A lover or simply a platonic friend. They can be your relief from whatever it is that your life has become. The relationship and its interactions are always fleeting. They eventually end and you are left with only the nostalgia of how one single person at one point in your life made you feel truly valid.

Its not the best movie in the world but its a window to see the best man in the world

man this ending.. inspirational!

the ending reminds me of one other movie but i cant tell

and the conversation is the best one I ve ever had

i think the thing that makes me feel the saddest about this scene is how it juxtaposes the context of the speech with happy imagery. it really makes me realize that suicide is never necessary and everyone is capable of feeling real joy

Brings tears to my eyes, every time.

best final shot of all time

big ship is the same song played at the end of me earl and dying girl movie. I recommend this movie for you guys, very very cool movie ive watched so far.

Beautiful words with a beautiful tune, remember the tune from the lovely bones, also from me earl and the dying girl movie. Read a little about David's life, can relate as I'm struggling from extreme anxiety panic disorder and depression, also Alcoholism. I'm gonna watch this movie.

Since I knew DFW two years ago I felt very related to him. This ending scene brings tears to my eyes every time.

What the track name used in the ending? it's Beautiful

Such a bright little denouement. The film deals with how we present ourselves being in conflict with our 'truest' selves. To have it end on Lipsky's perception of Wallace as a brilliant, sad, unassuming guy in voice over, as we see Wallace in his truest and most unassuming moment. "You dance?" becomes one of the most important questions of the interview. I really dig this movie.

One of the most beautiful endings I've seen..

It's a shame the movie didn't get any oscar nominations. Jason really deserved a nod from the academy for the perfect incarnation of David Foster Wallace. Not to talk about the beautiful Cinematography and intelligent script of the movie.

Still crying...

Beautiful ending...

INCREDIBLE STORY... I LOVE IT.... This speech gives me chills

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Video sucks, sound's good though!

@MrCobicas then it is good you dont see it that much XD

nice pants!

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aga miks ma ei näinud kuidas auto õhku lendab??!!

fuck yeah!:D

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eto voshod 2

Pretty cool! Nice vid.