Luke had great potential, but a strong streak of self-destruction.

Sincerity goes a long way.

Killer Song!

Luke and arletta remind me of my mother and i.

Great acting from both of them.

You have power To decide You won't to die No more pussy.

Good chief should Build him A Mud Bed Three foot Hi Six Foot long Sleep on In his TP four foot wide .Cover with blankets to Lay on Bood for old man's back .

The look he gives his mother at 6:40 conveys so much emotion. So much to unload. That's why I love Paul Newman.

The singing you hear in this scene is by the great Harry Dean Stanton.

Great movie....great .Montana scenery....makes me want to go back out there now.....

hud,the hustler,cool hand luke,,hombre,and the verdict.never won.he wins the color of money. bullshit.

There went the private island with the topless waitresses

Harry Dean Stanton.....great.singing..

Great scene..." I gave the farm to your brother, Luke..."

This is the movie of them all,,,, what's sad all this did happen,,,

6:37

Of course Grandfather. And what a grandfather

Why does he not call his mom .....mom.

“You was boring the hell outa all of us “ - says a a lot

This scene with Luke & Arleta reminds me of my Sunday visits with my mom at Larkin Home for Children! When she did show up? Mothers & Sons relationship are always complicated! But she did state one truth! A bitch finally does stop recognizing her pups as hers and treats them as competition for everything!

Being hard is hard. Luke loved his momma, and his momma loved him... She could never say it and neither could he. Alot of people don't even have that

It's the skill a mother has to her kids especially boys my mom never had any girls so there was my dad my brother and me very male dominated house hold thank god I still got them both still there in there late 70s when I visit them they look bit older I do aswell but a smile off my mom makes my day I'm getting left the house off my folks but it doesn't matter I'd rather have my folks

Shakin that tree boss

Mama's favorite.

Best film ever

Real

Well posited n verbally coalasced

a true test of a good movie is if its timeless. showed it to a group of Gen Z ers and they loved it

for my mother also...love and miss u mom always x

Another day Grandfather!!!

Love!

In the book they explain the internal shame he is carrying, the movie was great but it helps understand him.

One of my favourite films but I think this scene is the most touching. Paul Newman played a great part but Arleta (sorry don't know the actresses name) absolutely nailed that scene.

Eastern Kentucky here, I’ve known many relatives that’ll “cough up a lung” but they keep on smoking.

Master RHOADS

Faith huh?

Still walking that road

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This movie is brilliant. So overlooked...

This scene reminds me of how my Mom was always in my corner , always truthfull, straight forward and always loyal.Especially when my life was spinning around mostly by my own doing.Wish I could hug her , talk with her , tell her I love her one more time.

May anyone tell me why does he call her by her name instead of Mom.

😂😂

Gosh. I can’t watch this without thinking of my mom. I sure do miss her, but I’m thankful for the times we had.

Thanks

just wow. thanx to all who created this.

What a great scene. And what makes it so? Maybe it's writers, actors, director who know the human heart and mind, and know what's real.

Who the heck can match this acting incredible

Chief Dan George became civilized in Outlaw Josey Wales

its still better than mundane stupidity

HOW MANY TIMES WAS THIS SCENE PLAYED OUT IN REAL LIFE DURING THE DEPRESSION ? My grandfather was sent to a work camp in Louisiana 1934. His mother would visit and talk to him through chicken wire . She fell into such a great sadness, she got addicted to morphine and died .