Jaki Mann? To jest Ryszard Kalisz co wy tego nie widzicie?!

One of the best, poignant endings ever. Just damn.

ALL TIME TRUTH

The line where he says that in a way his father is now the younger man really struck me. My father died when he was 49 years old, and i'm 36 years old now. So most likely i'll surpass that age eventually if everything goes allright. It already dislodges a strange feeling in me. A feeling i presume must be similar to the feeling i felt when i realized that i have lived longer without my father than i have ever lived with him. He died when i was 17 years old, and yet he occupies still such a large part of my being.

Movie can't really be described or explained. Is either gotten or not.

He wasn’t even asking her as an actor, he genuinely wanted to know if that was a good take 😂

0:20 me watching the Young Muriel episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog (IYKYK)

Aside from the strange, profound emotion this scene makes me feel, something I really like about is how it starts with a long married couple speaking to each other somewhat coldly, each of them getting a little jab in and just sounding like two people who have known each other for a long time and are okay with being casually mean to each other. But once the wife lets up a little bit and pushes him to share his dreams, you can see their care for each other in how he shares his thoughts and how she looks at him as she takes in his words.

And there are people who think this is just another film.

To powinien być materiał naukowy dla wszystkich "pogodynek" aby uzmysłowiły sobie jak bezproduktywną i śmieszną rzeczą się zajmują

They both kill this scene. Idk why but her saying "I'll be polite" has always hit home to me for the scene

My dad has always been very critical of movies, it's rare that he likes a film, but this is one of the few movies that he genuinely liked, we watched it together and when it was over we started arguing about the meaning of the dream, it's a moment that I remember with great affection. fun fact: we are both from a city called Piedras Negras on the border with Eagle Pass and whose square appears in one of the scenes of the movie, that is also why we really like this movie, we are very familiar with South Texas

UOP jak żywy - najgorszy odpad z SB i cała masa pampersów, którym w komunie nie podobało się to, że to nie oni zaglądali ludziom do dypu, tylko im zaglądano do duyp

“There’s another word for it” oh man underrated line

This is, in my opinion, the best ending to a film in history. I think about “and then I woke up” all the time.

HAHAHA HAHAHA...😂😂😂... dziękuję bardzo 😐

Ashleigh Lights

She deserves an Oscar just for her eyes😍😍😍😍😍

It's a really stupid book and a really idiotic movie which makes no sense the only thing I got out of it is humans are no good and for money are prepared to unleash senseless violence on each other and on innocent family members and on innocent bystanders

I feel like the first dream is the most important. His father giving him "some money" he lost, could symbolize the old world he felt his father left for him, but just wasnt there

"Na rocznicy podrobienia dyplomu lekarskiego"

I tak zna się na robocie lepiej niż ministrowie w rządzie tuska.

To było prawdziwe czy to był jakiś żart? Ktoś wie?

What a masterpiece.

Strategia P.O to jest ciągle aktualne

Lost my father in 2013, old man drunk himself to death. Watching this, first time ever in 2018. After this, I started tearing up, my wife asked what was wrong. I just told her, you still got your father, enjoy his time here. I miss my father so damn much.

I can't believe he got the high sparrow to buy.

Jermey Villages

Insanely good movie.

Klasyczna postawa piSSiej bandy.Super kumpel ,a wali cię w rogi .Jak piSS wyznawców.

1:48 In case you don't know what he's talking about, Native Americans on the Plains would carry embers in a bison horn while travelling. When they made camp, those embers could be used to build a new fire.

My dad went on carrying that fire earlier this year. I know he's waiting for me at camp, he has it all set up.

Jakie to aktualne w dzisiejszej uśmiechniętej Polsce z TV Republiką

"I can't plan your day." only a movie wife

0:54 pierdul

NIE MAM DO WAS : ) SIŁY , ALE SIĘ NIE PODDAJ ......: )

: ) !!!!!!!!!!!!

kóba jest debilem : )

what happened to the zip file?

Good thing I waited to go to the bathroom during this scene.

KOCHAM PANA WOJCIECHA : ) I PANA KRZYSZTOFA : ) ZAWSZE I WCIĄŻ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BOŻE , JAK DOBRZE , ŻE WY JETEŚCIE : ) ........ !

It’s like the ending of Raising Arizona

She's rude.

My dad died yesterday. Coming back to this scene is an odd comfort. The knowledge that I’ll see him again, even if only in a dream, is soothing.

I heard there was a special director's cut, where the final line from sheriff Bell is : "Loretta, this is no country for old men.." and then it cuts to credits with Linkin Park playing in the background. I understand that was the Coen Brothers preferred ending, but the studio cut it for timing reasons.

You ever notice the trees in the background? One old, dead, and leaning, but still present. And a younger tree growing alongside it.

Coins always have amazing endings. End of True Grit it was just "time just gets away from us".

It staggers me that some people don't like the ending of this movie. This was a flawless movie, and this scene is perhaps the best ending of a movie ever made. Perfect in every image, word, and sound. Poignant and meaningful. Jones is beyond masterful - this is doubtlessly the finest moment of his career. The movie could not have been ended with more grace or craftsmanship.

Koooooocham...🤣