Denzel tells an under-aged to sit and listen | The Equalizer | CLIP

I would grab a coffee with Denzel Washington and listen to his life lessons anytime.
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[@BoxofficeMoviesScenes]

Hi everyone! Which other scene from this movie would you like to see?

[@VOLCAL]

IN REAL LIFE THIS BLK DUDE WOULD BE PIMPMMMING HER OUT...FFFF HOLLYWOOD FOR THIS BRAINWASHING TRASH...

[@Crusher888]

Full movie

[@Nebol]

I don't want to see any scenes from this movie or any other movie. If I want to see scenes from a movie I GO AND WATCH THE MOVIE! How about that?

[@Crusher888]

@@Nebol ok weirdo

[@fionnleamy844]

Every, one.

[@HotSauceX05]

The beauty of this scene was the young girl was screaming inside for help not knowing the man in front of her, whom she barely knew, heard every.. single.. word..

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

But, was he willing to use those words and turn them into "help" for this young lady?

[@CitizenValve]

@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 Yes..

[@aires425]

@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 he did. He went to the club she worked at and beat the asses of everyone there till he found her and saved her.

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

@@aires425 That is awesome 👏🏻

[@bbbc5047]

Im 14 and this is deep

[@jimsmith9853]

This scene is beautiful. He reads her. She reads him. Both masking their pain.

[@Kwaj]

Agreed; that's what makes it so incredible. Instead of McCall being the only one with a sense of personal perception and depth, Alina has both as well, albeit from a completely different life experience.

[@andrewtheogre5971]

You’ll never find a more human moment. He needed this interaction as much as she did.

[@mattng4707]

So true so true so true ❤

[@stevenwells5670]

This scene is incredibly powerful. This is how humans should treat each other. Mutual respect without judgement. Not trying to gain advantage. We can all help each other if we just let down our egos and fears.

[@VOLCAL]

IN REAL LIFE THIS BLK DUDE WOULD BE PIMPMMMING HER OUT...FFFF HOLLYWOOD FOR THIS BRAINWASHING TRASH...

[@theGoogol]

The sad thing is that there's hundreds, if not thousands (millions) of girls out there still being abused to fulfil the needs of sad and failed men and enriching men that have no morals. This world sucks. CHANGE IT!

[@mja91352]

What's wrong with judgment (which is the correct spelling)?

[@VOLCAL]

@@mja91352 @James Sutherland @Longeno55 HE TOO CORNY....YALL TOO CORNY... @James Sutherland ILL STAY ON THEM FACTS...HOW HE THINK HE EVEN FUNNY WHEN THEM BLK CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS GOT MORE LETTERS... @Duke Craig DAVE CHAPPELLE JOKES DONT EVEN MAKE SENSE.... ALPHABET PEOPLE??? NAACPADL RAINBOW COALITION....

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@mja91352 Exactly Michael. Using good judgEment(sorry🤭) can keep us alive in many situations.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

Chloë Grace Moretz's eyes exude a lot of expressions. Great acting. Denzel is legendary as usual.

[@Alvan81]

16 years old at this time.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@NameSpaceVoid God knows, but nevertheless she is amazingly cute

[@rayunited2010foryou]

@@NameSpaceVoid Ok

[@harryballsak1123]

@@NameSpaceVoid So you're into 11 year old girls?

[@shuggiemcg1]

im surpised she took the part it was such a small role for her

[@floydpotts2438]

Mentorship and encouraging. A Father to a young lady in need of protection and guidance. I have seen these movie many times, it never gets old.

[@shandorunia]

Those two things are sorely lacking in the modern world. We have taken the image of the fatherly wise male and turned him into Homer simpson.

[@floydpotts2438]

@@shandorunia I concur 💯

[@FatherAndTeacherTV]

@@shandorunia Agreed

[@roastedfroggy4262]

Would you mind naming some of those movies you have seen? I liked this one and want to see similar ones as well..

[@floydpotts2438]

@@roastedfroggy4262 The Next Karate Kid. That was the last one made by Pat Morita, with Hillary Swank.

[@thorpenator9148]

One of my father figures was a much older black man. He looked after me while I was young. I will never forget him. He was a very wise man.

[@danieljackson7971]

He who honors his teachers honors himself.....well done ,son, very well done

[@justwhenyouthought6119]

Where so many problems stem from, the lack of male role models to both young males and females. I find it sad.

[@chazhe]

Why do you have to mention his blackness?

[@thorpenator9148]

@@chazhe We can mentors from all backgrounds.

[@elphusdlamini7267]

@@chazheMine was an old white man from Poland, is there a problem mentioning his whiteness

[@Neo-oq3rx]

We all know how great Denzel is at acting but Chloe Grace Moretz was amazing too. The both of them really make the scene feel so real

[@fearless6947]

You the words out of my mouth lol. She did really well in this one

[@lloydwalden4053]

​@@fearless6947 Didn't go on to do much else as I'm aware.🤔🇬🇧

[@db5094]

@@lloydwalden4053 some celebrities made enough money to wisely invest and then bailed. I don't blame them.

[@Vermillionx]

Loved organic this scene felt. You almost forget you're watching a movie. I can't speak for everyone, but for me, this scene hit a home run in getting me invested in the characters. Moments like these can change lives. The scene was simple, but it snowballed into changing both of their lives for the better in the end.

[@notsoberoveranalyzer8264]

Absolutely agree.

[@2ndintelligentWorld]

definitely not organic in any sense but great dialogue for a movie scene!

[@pendragonU]

This is I believe why Denzel accepted this role in more than just another action flick in the style of Steve Seagal or van Damme goofs for frat bro's. The human interactions allow him to display those Shakespeare stage quality of performances which he has honed and cultivated to such finely skilled mechanism as a Swiss watch

[@rayngryphon6793]

That is what it was supposed to do. You're simply complimenting them for doing their job

[@pursuitolikes5217]

@@rayngryphon6793 Not necessarily because they could be bad actors, which would render the scene less powerful.

[@ATFprdepartment]

Damn was this a perfectly written scene. You wouldn’t expect something like this in an action movie that’s basically the combined Punisher/John Wick atmosphere

[@gregorymoore2877]

There's a scene in Jack Reacher that starts similarly, but ends very differently.

[@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449]

The very best action films (and I mean ALL films like this) have quiet moments in between the violence. Think about it.

[@firdauszainudin7118]

Because Antoine Fuqua is a thriller movie director, instead of stunt coordinator like Chad Stahelski. Of course, there's more depth

[@yokiryuchan7655]

@@gregorymoore2877 "I can't afford you" "I'm not a hooker" "Well then i REALLY can't afford you" 😆😆

[@chrisS19019]

Almost everytime she speaks you can tell Denzel’s character is thinking damn this girl is really spot on with her instincts and incredibly observational. Super astute. Picks up things unsaid and inferred. Good characters!

[@mikewilkins2030]

Hurt people can see broken people and Vise versa! Beautiful scene!

[@J_GoTTi]

For as violent and realistic as this movie is. It is equally wholesome.

[@adequatequality]

Violence against evil is always tolerable even in the nicest of hearts

[@J_GoTTi]

@@adequatequality agreed

[@Ptera_xd]

That's why it's called The Equalizer

[@philipgwyn8091]

"realistic" 😄

[@medsuit1686]

realistic how? what

[@lilkenx8039]

This interaction is so beautiful. Whoever wrote it has my utmost respect

[@AndriaaLeoLove]

Rated X, I'm Sure 😞

[@therealwarmonger]

Straight up copied from Taxi Driver

[@jaideeprai230]

An absolutely beautiful dialogue between Chloe & Denzel. So natural & unforgettable.

[@late-bloomstrategy9694]

Regrettably, i did. I even forgot that's Chloe.

[@piyushgururani1969]

The guy burnt an entire Russian syndicate to the ground for this kid!

[@KermitOfWar]

It would've been better if Denzel's character was Ukrainian... It would've been a fitting theme.

[@Christ100]

Chop, chop. 🔥 🔥

[@Christ100]

@@KermitOfWar Ukrainians permit sex traffick rape and do nothing. Those which lauded the Ukrainian flag to push their narcissistic money grubbing agenda have met My Wrath.

[@dlbcomposer]

@@KermitOfWar he’s 1024th Ukrainian.

[@Christ100]

@Agent Darkbootie Haha

[@gorn9161]

I always enjoy Chloe. For only being 25 she's put forth a lot of work. Denzel seems like he could play this part in his sleep, and she really makes the script come to life in this scene between them👏

[@gorn9161]

@wynn1587 Um, 17

[@SimonPetrikov12]

@@gorn9161 she's 17 here

[@SimonPetrikov12]

@@gorn9161 she is 25 currently. At the time this movie came out in 2014, she was 17.

[@xaviert.123]

@@SimonPetrikov12 She's only 25?? I swear she's been acting for the past century!

[@SimonPetrikov12]

@@gorn9161 if you read what the original question was, you'd know they wanted to know how old she was in the movie. Get your head out of your arse

[@fw1421]

Denzel and Cloe had good chemistry together. I’ve been a fan of hers since Kick Ass.

[@bradfarrahgerwing154]

Before that in the American remake of Let Me In

[@Strato13]

She's very vulnerable, and Mr McCall was her Angel she needed as he helped her along to a bright path and future. Awesome scene.

[@brotherandrew3393]

This scene proves that Denzel is not just an "action hero" but a very good actor.

[@roderickreilly9666]

The scenes between these two were sublime.

[@VOLCAL]

IN REAL LIFE THIS BLK DUDE WOULD BE PIMPMMMING HER OUT...FFFF HOLLYWOOD FOR THIS BRAINWASHING TRASH...

[@3Rayfire]

I'm so happy she took the role, she played it perfectly.

[@kimberart3768]

My favorite movie! Such a "Robin Hood". Living his life quietly for others. Helping other people. This gives me hope!!!! Thank you Denzel!!!

[@jimdellavecchia4594]

Denzel is one of the top 5 actors of all time!!

[@calibos3329]

He's in the list of the top 5 most overrated actors of all time. He plays Denzel incredibly well - as he should. He has zero versatility. What it boils down to is you like Denzel's character. He has a massive fan base, thus he pulls in the money, which is why he consistently gets into great movies which is why you think he's a great actor. What you mostly like, are the actual talent behind the scenes - the story writers and the directors.

[@geno9165]

@@calibos3329 You have zero business rating actors or actresses as evidenced by your déclassé review. Try harder to sound intellectual.

[@Stuey1221]

@@calibos3329You could say that about any actor though. An actor is only as good as their script. He’s one of the less profitable actors, as his films never pull in big crowds for some reason. I struggle to agree about him always playing Denzel though. Ok, some films may have similar characters but he has a huge talent and a varied acting range

[@johnsonandyjohnson]

@@calibos3329poken like a true clown. So his character in Training day is the same as his character in Roman Israel Esq. he’s also won 2 Oscars and been nominated over 10 times. It’s always the bitter people who live a life of complete mediocrity, having never excelled at anything whatsoever. That try to tear down other people’s achievements and life work. Pathetic.

[@RetroNick]

This is legit one of the best movies ever made. Amazing performances from all.

[@impulseimp1035]

Agree. I like to rewatch this movie from time to time. Second part is also decent.

[@titanayrum]

if there is denzel in it, then it's automatically good

[@nihaalsandim9986]

Its a good movie sure ...but one of the best movies ever made ? .....you should watch more movies

[@RetroNick]

@@nihaalsandim9986 I have seen a lot of movies. ;) To me, any movie you think about leaving the theater or go on youtube and comment on: i’d say job very well done. :) That’s just my opinion. You may not agree and that’s all right.

[@nihaalsandim9986]

@@RetroNick damn , i actually like your opinion ,even though I don't share it myself , i love movies however

[@benitosan1]

“Change your world,” great advice, words to live by 🙏

[@MOGGS1942]

Most people would find it impossible to " change their world ". Lack of finances would play a major part.

[@nelsonhibbert5267]

@@MOGGS1942 Get a job that pays more, or work your ass off until you get it. Nobody gives handouts, unless you're very fortunate.

[@gothik33]

@@nelsonhibbert5267 "Get a job that pays more", it literally has the same energy as that tiktok woman who said "if you're homeless, just buy a house" and it's a load of bullshit. Most people who work a shit job don't do it out of enjoyment but because they were unfortunate enough to be locked in a position with little to no hope of ever getting out of it. When you have bills to pay and perhaps a family to feed, you don't get the luxury of "choosing your life" unless you win the lottery or you have a sufficient financial buffer to cover the temporary loss your career switch will inevitably create. "Taking risks" is unironically the best option for those who don't have much to risk because they already have a guarantee to not lose everything, especially in today's world you cling on what little you have very hard and you don't take any chances. There is no such thing as meritocracy, not in a system based on economic growth because it will always revolve around wealth, have and have nots, never the value of the individual itself.

[@mftripz8445]

@@nelsonhibbert5267 “if you’re homeless, just buy a house”

[@mftripz8445]

@@nelsonhibbert5267 it’s more complex then just mere laziness. There’s factors that we can’t even fathom unless we are economically astute of our local residence and worldly status. I hope you realize alot of homelessness is due to unreasonable price hikes in housing? Not everyone can land a good paying job, even if they have a degree. There’s people with BACHELOR DEGREES working in MCDONALDS, but no I guess it’s because they are lazy and don’t wanna move up in life 🤷🏽

[@Kingsani14]

She’s such a good actress, always has been

[@LuuShaluna]

nooooot really.

[@user.--.]

@@LuuShaluna Yes really

[@syntheovaldy5173]

@@user.--. not really

[@jamshirbagwadia7482]

@@syntheovaldy5173 Yeeeees Really

[@nepnepguythegreatestofall6032]

@@jamshirbagwadia7482 nooot really

[@ubergamer2010]

The moment of her mentioning something about his eyes and widowed men was incredible

[@chazhe]

👏👏👌

[@user-pq5du6ii1b]

Shocking... I am a man, almost 45 years old..And this scene makes tears run down my cheeks. It shows a very intimate situation of trust, hope...but also a lot of disillusionment. I see "a little girl"...perhaps for the first time in her life sitting across from a man of integrity.

[@johncox2912]

Denzel was seriously MADE for this role. He's fantastic in it. A very complex character.

[@gcdhvf4896]

Finally acting... with conversations, which have significance to real life! Hollywood got there eventually. ..

[@GLAS63]

Absolutely, I love the space in between their replies, it creates an incredible awkwardness and tension.

[@markjackson6134]

A lot of his movies/characters have it.

[@Abejaved]

I love as soon as she tells him her real name, he asks what happened to her face. She told him a “secret” or something personal and she became a friend/family to him and he immediately became defensive and protective over her. You know damn well, if she actually said someone did that to her face, he’d go out and kill that person.

[@VioIa]

could also be the reason that he didn't want her to know his real name, so he quickly switched the topic

[@dannyprincell5563]

Definitely one of the most underrated movie. Denzel is such an amazing actor. Can't wait for #3

[@iamBlackGambit]

3rd one comes out September 2023

[@PlanetarPL]

Two worlds. We can feel it in this scene. One she is in, trapped, dark, that keeps calling her, owning her. She wants to break out of it. And the other is the one he lives in; calm, bright, open, kind, gentle, honest, full of oportunities. She get close to it, to feel it. Even thou she is full of doubts, she sense there is something else there. Something more than what she knows. A world where she is not treated as an object to take advantage of but as a human being. This is the world she wants to live in. She mades decision. And soon later those thugs from dark world hurted her pretty bad for it. Seeing this he made his decision to make things equal. To deliver the justice and punish the unworthy. And bring relief and saving grace to the suffering one, the one who dared to dream and was deemed worthy of help.

[@rockbottomparty3213]

We can choose to be true to our internal values, or deny them. Either way, there's a price. If we deny them, eventually it tears us apart from the inside. But others will seek to tear us apart if we follow them.

[@soisaidtogod4248]

LOL, it is a script.

[@anitaowusu4942]

Wow. You explain it beautifully

[@davidonyebuchi9467]

You can write. You got my attention!!

[@toradog5719]

I've never been able to put my finger on what it is I like most about Denzel. Maybe it's just that he's so sincere and real that he incorporates so much of himself into his acting,

[@the8u9]

Revisiting this scene AFTER you watch Denzel kill everyone and everything in his way in both Equalizer 1 and 2 makes you realize that truly, Chloe Moretz's character has no idea that there IS a life even worse than hers that Denzel lived through and isn't spouting a platitude.

[@KyleSmith-qt9sg]

'worse' is subjective.

[@mediumchungus9662]

Comparative suffering is retarded.

[@the8u9]

@@mediumchungus9662 Yeah, that's why nobody is talking about that. The idea is that Denzel's advice comes from the heart and a place of experience. If you think we were measuring who suffered more, you are mistaken.

[@williamcorey4700]

You need to read I er what you wrote. Because how it's laid out makes it seem as though you're diminishing her suffering to his

[@williamcorey4700]

@@KyleSmith-qt9sg they need to rework their comment

[@modolief]

I don't know who this actress is, but she did a phenomenal job of showing us vulnerability.

[@sheeparderoohhh4107]

Chloe grace moretz. She's good actress

[@3Rayfire]

Especially intriguing as that's Hit-Girl.

[@sajilprkkv]

“May be in your world, Robert. Doesn’t happen that way in mine” “Change the world” Powerful

[@kalleklp7291]

A bit of mentoring but no judgment, no prejudice, just an open talk.

[@barrybishop9646]

Hats off for the superb acting in this movie.

[@theone9224]

I love how they wrote her character.

[@WhisperingPeace]

One of my favorite movie scenes. Such superb acting. Such deep meaning. Truly moving and profoundly powerful.

[@almightyace3581]

I love this scene she's clearly in pain and scared and he's just being that quiet guy she can enjoy times with and forget for a bit and talk to😊

[@marlamorales8298]

“Change your world” damn that even hit me

[@douglasgan3093]

Denzel is a national treasure

[@blackbikemike2467]

Denzel is one cool cucumber!

[@UncleFexxer]

Word.

[@nprbiz]

Denzel can always knock it out of the park when it requires stillness in the scene. The effect allows you the time to process all the layered emotions not spoken. In fact movies in general have lost this art. But Chloe steps in this scene and just doesn't skip a beat. She's done some really cool and fun stuff. But this scene probably did more for her in the way of opportunities than any other. Simply amazing to watch time and time again.

[@13snoopy]

Oh, brother. It’s a dumb scene with a whore whispering for no reason. No whore is gonna be that deep.

[@nprbiz]

@@13snoopy well you can look at a sunset or you can really gaze at a sunset, its your journey, do as you wish.

[@hortifacts.4041]

Acting with denzel itself is a moment of proud

[@viewmaster617]

Wow I've seen this movie so many times and I just realized that hit something stupid line Denzel got it from Chloe damn just goes to show how great the chemistry and respect is between the two of them

[@3Rayfire]

Something stupid hit her, so he hit something stupid. Even now it makes me chuckle.

[@vijinvijay]

These movies make Denzel the greatest hero ever in Hollywood...

[@lifecalling342]

The beauty of Denzel's talent is, he makes such an out an out action movie so incredibly inspiring and emotional that you think that this got to be the best movie in this world. Remember man on fire!

[@sdb7012]

Knowledge is power! Doing what you love, seeing the world, living in other cities, having different jobs. Experience and integrity of any kind always shows good character. Let’s get back to being fearless!

[@davesturgess]

love Chloe in any film Shes truly amazing

[@bigl6322]

That’s two artists that are good at their craft… if their craft is to make a connection and provoke an emotional response in their audience. Good scene….top shelf acting, right there!

[@CosmicIceCream]

Great clip. Denzel can be so utterly endearing and charming. The reason he's a truly great actor, thought, is that he can turn terrifying at the drop of a hat.

[@TigressOrchid]

well, scenes like this makes legendary films....

[@rs7458]

One of the fewest films where the good guy is scarier than the bad guys. …We need more of them.

[@LesCish]

I liked this movie. Now I'm watching Chloë Grace Moretz in The Peripheral and really appreciating her acting chops. I'd forgotten she was in this.

[@alanbarnes4991]

Her accent is really good in Peripheral. I'd never really seen her in anything before, and to hear her voice when she's not in the character of Flynne Fisher - wow. Totally different person.

[@LesCish]

@@alanbarnes4991 IMDB says she's from Atlanta.

[@nikkinicole5967]

The Blessing in knowing you are scene and heard!

[@bighominid]

Some of the best scenes in the _Equalizer_ series (if two movies can be called a series) involve McCall talking with youngsters. It's a human side you don't often see in a lot of other movies of this type. The above scene was great, and so was that scene in the second movie with the young guy who's armed: "just five pounds of pressure."

[@stuartgray8450]

Just realised your point as I read your comment. Shame on me. Superb stuff all round 👌

[@darthkaithebold5151]

"Man ain't spelled G-U-N, son"

[@bryanwalthall5483]

Man, I love this movie and Equalizer 2. Really well-done, human films. Denzel is the GOAT.

[@Casomyro1983]

What a beautiful scene. well acted. from both sides.

[@p19shelt]

I really like this first movie. Wholesome. And there are really people like this, that's the crazy part. And she did a beautiful job portraying them. Beautiful movie.

[@glorgau]

I used to catch the bus every day across from that carpet shop that was made into a diner for that movie.

[@SamRFi]

lol ok

[@KeithsTVHD1]

She is sooo beautiful!

[@ryanj2517]

Such a wholesome scene. They talk about life. No social media looked at and no true distractions from the conversation. I know that this is the way the world should be.

[@MarkWongMD]

Acting masterclass. The 2nd movie was missing scenes like this.

[@locklear308]

Denzel Washington is the father some of us have always needed

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Denzel is in a lot of movies full of action and violence, but they're never just that. This scene emphasizes why he's one of the greats, the subtlety and craft are so evident here. Great stuff.

[@byrnez2755]

Two terrific actors. Amazing scene. Loved many parts of this movie. It has a lot of depth in the writing and performances by Denzel and Chloe in particular.

[@supernatural7690]

Gives me hope when they make characters like this, not one dimensional cliches. Hollywood is in tatters but once in a while something gets it right. When they tell peoples stories and not curry favor with agendas. Two world class performances. Bravo to the pair of them.

[@wolfganghasenmaier8350]

Makes me cry, his empathy. So much bigger than that of the mainstream fellows. The strong are tender (Russian saying)

[@bobwallacejnr6852]

This is what Denzil does best...the lion and the lamb.

[@KhaleelS1988]

Rewatching this scene here made me smile. This is goof writing the dialogue between the two had the awkwardness of people meeting for the first time and shows compassion and respect between the two

[@eastwood1026]

I like it that Chloe sheds light on broken men here. Usually always goes towards women

[@anteroapina1853]

Truely beautiful scene where young girl can see thrue of Roberts calmness that there is sadness in him. He does not seem like professional assassin.

[@cybergothika6906]

She was asking for help, but she couldn't speak of it, so it became a session that became a friendship.

[@tashadent150]

Every chance to sit and be in his acting presence is a moment in history.

[@thetedster7812]

She's a fabulous actress.

[@dharmindercheema8842]

Beautiful scene

[@kleuafflatus]

The same man on fire, now even classier

[@saalim-9477]

it is the shelter of each other that people live.

[@particle_wave7614]

I never realized that later, when he says he hit his hand on “something stupid,” that he was quoting her

[@avatr7109]

The direction, writing of these Equalizer movies is just incredible ntm , the acting

[@dawidekosrs896]

So real. I love this scene.

[@barrylinkiewich9688]

I'd completely forgotten this scene, I obviously need to rewatch both movies!

[@turetskiy.shpion.]

I don't know to decribe, but this girl is very underrated actor.

[@ltmandar]

chloe's character is very humble in this scene

[@jessedavis6640]

The conversation was genuine no one judging each other! 💖

[@stephaniehosea6507]

HE TREATED HER LIKE THE YOUNG LADY THAT SHE IS ❤🎉❤❤ THIS IS WHY I LOVE THIS MOVIE 🍿🍿🍿

[@crashfan9997]

I like the father-daughter type chemistry Denzel Washington and Chloe Grace Moretz have in this movie.

[@schwartzy65]

This is what makes this better movie series than john wick, this has so much heart in it.

[@alvincampo5811]

He was such a father figure in this movie and supporting friend to everyone. Despite his past in the CIA he treats everybody kindly. The good people of course.

[@abigail3383]

Denzel is so damn awesome.

[@onlyme219]

Fantastic acting, just made me go find this movie and watch it again

[@Mr.halalmewing]

The silence before everything become crazy.. and yes, its true

[@ThePravint]

I watched this scene thousand times, still makes me relaxed

[@georgetimuri5491]

A great scene there and can watch it over and over again. Wow...

[@timothydavis1101]

Being a widower isn't romantic or anything like they portray it in the movies. It's a dark place that never ends.

[@raidenacer]

I am a widower and I know what you said is not always true.

[@ChrMuslimThor]

Change your world. Memories can eat you alive or be something that brings a smile and a tear to your eye. Your choice, whether you believe it or not.

[@mothiurNCL]

Unless you have family and friends

[@EmperorChrisKo]

Life is never so cut and dry as to be describable in a few sentences on youtube. The act of existing after an important partner is removed from your life can be hard to escape from or even see the possibility of alternate routes in life, but change is possible you only need to have the confidence and courage to seek out a path.

[@JamesMichaelDoyle]

umm, you watched this scene and thought they portrayed it as romantic, and not a dark place that never ends? well i guess technically they did portray it as a dark place that does end... with his own death.

[@jayrunner62]

Just wonderful acting from both sides.

[@jeanengstrom1267]

Two lost souls who empower each other 💖

[@MsBLACKSCREEN]

Touching and Amazing scene between two Great actors!!