A Man Called Otto (2022) - Otto's Story Sad Tom Hanks Scene | Movieclips

A Man Called Otto - Otto's Story: Otto (Tom Hanks) opens up to Marisol (Mariana Treviño).
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
When a lively young family moves in next door, grumpy widower Otto Anderson meets his match in a quick-witted, pregnant woman named Marisol, leading to an unlikely friendship that turns his world upside down.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Mariana Treviño, Rachel Keller, Tom Hanks, Truman Hanks
Screenwriter: David Magee
Director: Marc Forster
Producer: Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks
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[@olamideakinola7297]

Otto did a brave thing opening up to Marisol. Talking about your problems with your loved ones is the first step towards recovery. Tom Hanks captured his many stages of grief and depression perfectly.

[@MrHarshaagousta]

"there was no life before her and there is no life after her !" This line stab my heart so deep that months after i watched the movie in the cinema my heart still aches.

[@MiltonHartman-zj8ri]

I lost my wife of 35 years, ten years ago.

[@AH13371]

@@MiltonHartman-zj8ri How are you holding up friend?

[@MiltonHartman-zj8ri]

@@AH13371 doing pretty good now.

[@AH13371]

@@MiltonHartman-zj8ri Happy to hear it

[@ericsantana1184]

There are a lot of people in my life that I miss the most my grandmother from my father's family she died before I was born and that created a very shattering moment for my father. I believe that's why he is mostly sad all the time he isn't depressed he's just holding on to so much pain. My grandfather when I was five and then my grandmother's 17 years later. My grandparents from my mother's side is what I'm referring to and I never moved on because they meant so dear to me and I wish that cancer and dementia never took them away from me. My grandmother's best friend that also includes my neighbors and that also includes my uncle and even though I never knew him my great-grandfather died. The losses that me and my family have endured never left my heart I did something very nice for my grandmother as a memorial for her passing I watched The Wizard of Oz with my aunt because that was my grandmother's favorite movie along with Fiddler on the Roof of course we didn't watch that but at least I knew it was one of her favorites as well. If I could explain that to a future girlfriend who has compassion and understands my loss I would hope to understand hers. If I ever could tell her these words I believe in God because my grandparents are the reason behind my faith and when I met you I was so nervous but after opening up my heart in revealing my true feelings to you and showing you that even though I may not be honest all the time I would like to be honest about the major stuff that could build up our relationship. If she could understand the feelings I have as I would hope to understand hers I would love it very much to say that you have become the greatest light in a really dark world you have helped me to restore my soul because we believe in each other and we have a good relationship with God. Having you in my life has brought us towards complete Absolution with God you became the light of my life and I believe in my heart that you were sent as an Angel by God. I love you with all my heart and soul.

[@lindasmith478]

Mariana Trevino makes this movie! Look at her eyes and you cannot help feel. She is an amazing actress! Funny, moving, physical comedy in there, too. What a spectacular performance she gave alongside Tom Hanks. Marvelous!

[@markedly1013]

She is amazing!

[@Paul-if1jq]

Mariana Trevino was amazing...

[@Rollyboy141]

Loved this film, She was great. We could use more neighbors like her character 😂

[@marvinmartin4692]

She’s just a gem!

[@g0nt411]

I know! When she giggles because she is told that Otto has a "big heart" or when she tells him he is "really bad at dying", that Latino crude, sick sense of humor.

[@kingkrool1935]

This really shows the mental impact grief has on people.

[@TheZoe0010]

Amazing movie for someone that grieves. I lost my daughter and so many people do not understand the pain and the grief and the anger. Best movie I’ve seen of deep sorrow and how bad you hurt that you want to take your life every day. This deserves an award.

[@ConnorMiller417]

I believe this is one of Tom Hanks’ best movies. It’s a wonderful one for someone who’s going through mental health struggles. This movie hit close to home for me because I once contemplated suicide because I was so angry at the world. I was mistreated for having a disability and I wanted to end my life. On top of that, I lost my Grandfather and my best friend. Not having him here hurts and I’m left to deal with the loose ends he left behind. I just hope I can come out on top one day and live a nice happy, healthy life.

[@eoghantheuntamed9613]

I kinda see some similarities between Otto and Carl Fredricksen from Up. Both were devoted to their wives, both couple lost their child during pregnancy - otto's wife from an accident and carl's from miscarriage. From those sufferings they both devoted their lives into making things better for their wives until they died. Otto and Carl then became these grumpy old men after their wives passed away which were the only persons they thought could bring them happiness-not until the unexpected arrival of a Mexican immigrant family and a young wilderness explorer scout that managed to turn their life upside down and become the happy people they used to be.

[@santinobos345]

Yeah, I also thought that Otto is like Carl Fredricksen.

[@yukimaruzam]

Fantastic parallel. Otto and Carl both found purpose in life beyond their loss.

[@Shell_Michelle]

I'm still crying

[@dral9657]

This has joined the top 5 movies of my lifetime. It joins the group of Shawshank Redemption, One Flew Over the CuckCoos Nest , Forest Gump and now Man named Otto . Congrats Tom, you were in 2 !

[@hitankitjoshi9723]

you haven't seen the green mile right?

[@dral9657]

@@hitankitjoshi9723 excellent movie ! Agreed !

[@KamadreJohnson]

Cast Away was a good one also

[@dral9657]

@@KamadreJohnson very true !

[@khaynes06]

I happen to be a huge fan of Tom Hanks. He's kept me on the edge of my seat speaking to a soccer ball before... The man is brilliant, just awesome! Absolutely incredible movie... Great Job, Mr. Hanks!

[@spyromatt]

Defniitely, one of the best films I've watched. Only those who have truly loved unconditionally and grieved would feel the dynamics of the plot.

[@muhammadsukurdi5050]

I cried a lot of tears

[@simonsvendsen5644]

I cannot see this ever being better than the original movie. You can never beat showing instead of telling.

[@zackspeight6053]

A brilliant movie I loved it from start to the end, and the neighbour was outstanding so warm and funny played by Mariana Trev

[@bigyolo9957]

this movie made me cry 😭

[@Uquaq-o3t]

Same. It reminded me of my grandfather, who passed away almost a year ago 😢

[@urbanhuss9852]

Its an fantastic scene with two great actors spreading lifes lesson

[@springtimemarion]

I love this movie, and I also love the movie , A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood. I think Top Hanks should have won awards for these movies. He deservies to win a lot of awards, including trophies. I love the heartfelt movies. Keep up the good work Mr. Tom Hanks. You are fantastic. Your fan, Marion Coleman, Sept. 30,2024.

[@Streettacos-j7k]

We the salvadorean community like to thank everyone in this movie for putting a positive side on us

[@DomenicZappia-xj2lt]

Watched at the movies, didn't cry,it is a powerful movie

[@93deadpool]

Truman Hanks can honestly play the live-action Buzz Lightyear if it ever came to pass.

[@Gundam4]

Maybe a live-action Woody. But don't give Disney any ideas

[@waldirrafaeldemario5623]

My wife and I have been trying to have a child for over 5 years, and when I saw that movie couldn’t help to relate with what may be the end of life for us… damn, I started watching thinking it was a comedy

[@Bka321]

Watched this 5 times in a row. :( so sad Tom’s such a great actor and so is the female. I will keep living for you too Sonya

[@christophersilva7815]

Just keep living 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@scotts7741]

The phrase "I have things to do" radically changed at the end of the movie. It had a whole new meaning when Otto finally realized life after Sonya could still have meaning.

[@ThanhTuanTRinh-ms6qp]

"Every word you say is like a warm cuddle" LOL nice movie!

[@yukimaruzam]

GREAT line!

[@robertjames8220]

It wasn't until far too late in my life that I realized the damage that rage can do, and the cost of allowing it to drive you is high. But it is rarely discussed about the costs involved in managing it. Learning to live in service to others -- and especially to *one* other -- demonstrates the value received in exchange for those costs. It's worth it, and this quiet recitation from Hanks is so understated, and just beautifully done. If you're not at least on the verge of tears watching this, I don't think anything can be done for you.

[@Jane-rs2si]

I cried so much 😢

[@hitankitjoshi9723]

Tom, You can do everything, everything ❤

[@boxonothing4087]

That's the thing when you find purpose in being of help to those close to you. When your purpose is taken from you, you don't know how to live

[@charmanearce6646]

This made me cry so much last night!

[@robertwells6724]

This is such a great movie.

[@serendavies7375]

Sheriff Woody crying 😢

[@asummerphoenix]

Younger Otto was played by Tom’s son, Truman xx

[@JewishKeto]

Oh man… back in September of 2022 I came to terms with my health.. I started contemplating ending my life as I didn’t want to suffer but… I thought about family and friends who all would have been beyond devastated if I ended it. I started doing research and found out how I can fix my problem and now I am much better and doing very well… at the end of the day… deciding to live was the smarted decision of my life.

[@Tianarobegege]

😢 movie funny good movie

[@UthamaseelanDorasamy-fu3tx]

I have things to do! Message received!

[@rushnetwork782]

Hollywood should start developing an AI of Tom Hank and his voice for safe keeping.

[@jayss10]

No they shouldn’t. That’s part of life. Once we are gone we are gone. Cherish what you have while you’re here.

[@karmahadid]

Otto should see the world, so he will realize hes not that bad 😅

[@DarrenBane028]

1:07 😡 What does that mean? People like her? What does that mean?! What're you trying to say?!

[@e-d-i-t]

okay... That hit me. Remind me next time not to watch during lunchbreak @ the office...

[@amandafarley5473]

When a lively young family moves in next door, grumpy widower Otto Anderson meets his match in a quick-witted, pregnant woman named Marisol, leading to an unlikely friendship that turns his world upside down.

[@youreawokejoke9349]

A Man Called Otto began life as A Man Called Ove, a Swedish novel by Fredrik Backman published in 2012 that was later adapted into a 2015 film of the same name directed by Hannes Holm.,.. and they didn't use no wokeness in this version. Original so much better

[@CrazyMunky84]

@@youreawokejoke9349 They leave his whole backstory out of this version too which I thought was really important to the story.

[@shivin6997]

@@youreawokejoke9349 I think you should read the original again lol

[@lalosalamanca6936]

@@youreawokejoke9349 is “A man called Ove” similar to “Gran Torino” like Otto was?

[@Fuchoutahere]

@@youreawokejoke9349 FU SCARED PINK SISSY FISH 😂

[@Charmaine91462]

I dont know why but this movie feels like it was long time ago

[@Locadel2003]

This movie was actually depressing, it was not a comedy at all

[@Rollyboy141]

The trailer fooled us thinking it was comedy😂

[@herooflight7931]

Good thing it wasn't

[@ss002d6252]

I thought it was funny, alongside being heart breaking. I'm English though

[@JLee-g6w]

⁠@@Rollyboy141Absolutely. The trailer was much more lighthearted than the actual movie

[@jarlhenrik]

The movie has definite amrican traits compared to the Swedish original. Tom Hanks makes for a much more lovable Otto than Rolf Lassgård xD

[@domeniczappia2436]

😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@CRUELLANDER]

This is wrong, this movie came out in 2023 not 2022. Seriously how did you get the years mixed up. It came out January 13th, 2023

[@psychedx0ut]

It came out in Mexico and Spain first in 2022

[@jrmybrtltt]

Tom hanks plays this movie like "Look at me, I want you to look at my sad story, look at me and my pain with my intense unbroken eye contact" while the original actor seemed to have it yanked out of him forcefully, against his will. Much better, more emotional performance from the original actor. This version is Philadelphia.

[@angelocedrickmacasaet6864]

I felt bad on how Otto opens up to Marisol of his childhood life, his wife's death, and why he had to kill himself 😢

[@shandrexler1]

thats when an architect failed. he never consider PWD features in his/her design.

[@xxwhispersxx2856]

"I have things to do." Folks who are considering suicide need to think about that. Do you have something to do? Do you have a cat to feed? A neighbor's lawn to mow? A mom to check in on every weekend? Then you have reasons to keep living. When you have things to do, keep doing them.

[@boxonothing4087]

You shouldn't talk about things you haven't experienced. You've never been in a place where nothing means anything anymore and you're just a mind trapped in a body that doesn't want to die.

[@Pellwers]

Man and woman are having child, and plan to go to a pretty waterfall. They lose the baby before they're able to and they never do it. They grow old together, and the woman dies. The man is bitter and alone, before young people help show him that life is worth living. This is exactly what happens in Monster House.

[@CornDogg117]

Song name

[@boodysaleh7615]

First

[@BigT5]

Beautiful movie. Expect someone pushing the agenda with their trans story character, which ruined a great movie.

[@JLee-g6w]

Absolutely. That’s the problem I had with this film. It was right in the viewer’s faces. That’s the problem with half of the new movies that come out in today’s time.