I think i like most people were "i don't know why this just hit me?" It just so simple line yet very powerful... like the messaging, it leads audience to move by the mundane

I've never been the type to cry at movies. I went my whole life being so confused why someone could be so emotionally impacted by just a movie, until I watched EEAAO. This scene made (and still makes) me sob like a baby. The first time I watched it, I had to pause it and take a break because I couldn't stop crying. I get it now.

Damn. I'm tearing up remembering this. This movie made me cry so much and so hard, and so wonderfully. Truly a cathartic piece.

That line is so human, everyone can rely to it.

who is at 3:34 !?

this scene DESTROYS ME

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL FAIL

This turnes out to be one of the most powerful sentences in film history very quickly.

I get it. Every reaction. I get it.

This line hits so hard because Waymond puts the finger directly on the one true thing that we are all looking for in our lives. It doesnt matter all the materialistic bullcrap that we have in our life, whats most important is being with someone you love. Who cares if its in a small appartment or that the best restaurant you can afford is KFC. Every little mundane activity can turn into a great one when you are with your second half. My girlfriend told me that one of her favorite day with me has been when we cooked a Paella together outside on my propane heater, cooking together and adding things to the ban on my appartment's balcony... a mundane activity like doing taxes and laundry !

The only instance where I would reset my mind is to be able to watch that movie again for the first time This movie changed my life

I realy do love this movie. but swis army man is better.

The OST's really make these scenes hit home. Goddamn they really nailed it

and some people had the nerve to say it was a bad movie

In this life, we're not together. I'm sorry.

What are we doing?

I love how half of the people are already crying then this hits and they’re like OH

i have NEVER seen this movie and i am CRYINGGGG! because i feels those words deeply...

Really lovely scene, just the subtitles really bother me when they swapped the location of taxes and laundry.

I've been lucky enough to be with the love of my life for 18 years and counting. This is really what it's about. You can go have adventures and do all the "big" and flashy, fun things, but at the end of the day, it's you and your partner, cleaning up the mess, going through the mundane between the adventures. You want someone you can do dishes, laundry, grocery shop with... find you someone who makes the small, every day things more enjoyable. I don't want riches and fame, I just want to live happily and comfortably with the person I love and the little family we have. That's the real secret.

i am shocked at myself i didnot cry,, i am amazed just how people easily able to cry how?

I love how this line just absolutely destroys EVERYONE

I loved his monologue about that his kindness is intentional, it's not a weakness. Kindness is the weapon he fights with. I think this resonates with lots of men lik me who don't identify as ALPHA BROS....

This movie is so powerful. I’m so glad I watched it in the movies

Man, all these reaction like: 30> “sob 😭” 30< “wow I almost felt an emotion 😐”

This is the kind of movie that has the power to heal humanity...

My friend watched it in the theatres. Told me I should watch it, we went to watch it just two days after she watched it. Said she was up to cry again. We definitely cried, sobbed real hard.

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If watching this makes you wanna watch this with your Asian parents, don’t

That line feels so much more romantic than a simple "I love you".

We all just want someone who likes doing laundry and taxes with us

Love sentence without word “love”

Aww both Diegesis reactions 🥲 they are so sweet

It gives me quite a bit of cringe when I see many of these hypocritical reactions. This scene is truly pure and deep, and many of those who cry in real life will end up choosing their partner for superficial and material reasons.

3:45 my exact reaction 😢

If it weren't for the dildo fight i would watch this movie with my parent.

I’m the guy at 9:10 😭😭😭

If I could travel back to 2022 and see this for the first time in theatres, I honestly would. The cathartic moment of being in a room full of strangers, all sobbing at the same line just feels so much and living it vicariously through this video is proof.

Seeing all the reactions made it clear that in the end, everyone chooses connection and simple things over a life of wealth and fame. Incredible scene.

My grandfather, whom I've never seen crying or misty-eyed started to do it when that line hit and tightly put his arm around my grandma

I was sobbing like a little kid while watching this. Specially because I was getting through a divorce.

😂 heavens sake..

if u want ur viewers to cry, give them an emotional reason to do so if u want them to laugh give them a reason to if u want them to gasp and scream at the absurdity of a scene, make em watch someone get a buttplug in order to fight- the creators and everyone involved did an amazing job out of having such love and care for what they were making, it simple and its wanting to create something meaningful while also giving that meaning onto the scenes, the character, the moments and everything, its very hard to put all the miles of things i want to say about this movie but its simply so amazing

this line got me crying in the club T.T

What a bunch of losers

One of those movies where you start crying before you even finish laughing and then start laughing from disgust while still crying. The perfect balance between emotions, visuals, and narrative. Chaotic and overwhelming but at its heart (which is worn on its sleeve), simple and sincere.

Greg was a mess that entire video lol my fav reaction

In another life, in another dream, by a different na~a-a~a-ame~

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It's amazing how many of the reactors seemed to physically brace themselves for a truly moving line and still ended up sobbing. The writing, Ke Huy Quan's delivery, the editing, the context...such a beautiful moment. Thank you for compiling these reactions.