Atonement | Robbie Confronts Briony

Robbie's (James McAvoy) heart races as he finally confronts Briony about a lie she told about him years ago.
Film Synopsis:
From the award-winning director of Pride and Prejudice comes a stunning, critically acclaimed epic story of love. When a young girl catches her sister in a passionate embrace with a childhood friend, her jealousy drives her to tell a lie that will irrevocably change the course of all their lives forever. Academy Award® nominee Keira Knightley and James McAvoy lead an all-star cast in the film critics are hailing "the year's best picture" (Thelma Adams, US Weekly).
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[@spookyspice596]

It's been seventeen years and I'm still pissed that James McAvoy didn't receive an Oscar for this movie. He wasn't even nominated!

[@ladydaynamelbourne]

Yep babe ❤

[@cathymorreale2072]

James McAvoy is without doubt one of the finest actors of our time. He is deserving of multiple Oscar awards. Not only for his work in Atonement but also his work in Split. Masterful actor!

[@Marianna-si2yj]

This movie is heartbreaking but an absolute MASTERPIECE MCAVOY is EXTRAORDINARY, look at it

[@fitrisepviyantisumardi9544]

"Look at me...Come back, come back to me"...When you know, you know😢❤

[@Inna.Eroshina]

This is my favourite film! James Mcavoy in this role is great! ❤

[@milhouse14]

If you have seen the movie then you know that this scene did not really happen. It is just from Briony’s imagination.

[@IBeMelissa]

Spoilers but okay

[@lizziebkennedy7505]

It’s nice to flag spoilers

[@sugarkane4830]

And if you haven’t seen the movie. Just forget the first post eh?

[@bologna3464]

@@IBeMelissaWhy are you watching clips of movies if you don’t want spoilers

[@roastingchestnut]

That dialogue

[@seankim884]

Can You Upload More Taking Woodstock Movieclips?

[@Natasha-xh7pf]

It wasn't a lie. She judt was more confident about who the bad person was because she was swayed by what she'd seen just before it, and didnt understand. This movie proves that you can't trust what you see

[@lu_re7198]

It was a lie. She was filled with jealousy for their love. And she saw an opportunity to punish them. Unfortunately, there was no atonement for her evil act. 😂 Saoirse Ronan played this character so well.

[@VeeShenge]

For all the men who are falsely accused. And condemned because they are men.

[@GByrne-qd3px]

Thank God that it rarely happens.

[@VeeShenge]

@@GByrne-qd3px No its not rare. it is very common place

[@GByrne-qd3px]

@@VeeShenge Nope, it's rare.

[@VeeShenge]

@@GByrne-qd3px how do you now this ? Between 20% and 40% of rape and sexual assault case ever make it to court, to the point where a court can make a ruling, so false accusations are often not about convicting you but about smearing your name, so how exactly do you know that it is rare.

[@GByrne-qd3px]

@@VeeShenge according to an FBI study only 8% of allegations that are investigated turn out to be false. Most victims never report. I don't have the website about the FBI study, but if you're interested in reading it, you'll find it no problem as I did.