Into The Wild (2007) - Ending "Happiness Is Only Real When Shared"

Into the Wild (2007)
Emile Hirsch, Kristen Stewart
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[@WhereTheStoryEnds]

What are the other movie endings you love? imdb.to/3HUyCO6

[@dislikebutton1801]

Interstellar.

[@Sarimar]

I still can't believe Emile Hirsch didn't win all the awards for this role, I think he did an amazing job interpreting this character.

[@ObscuredByTime]

No doubt it's one of those really fine examples of great acting.

[@arikrishnan3955]

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[@cheldal]

@@ObscuredByTime are you thinking when he forcefully pretends to be surprised by the old mans sudden vigor, or hos overacting at the restaurant? His is a mediocre actor.. who did ok in this movie.. Separate your love of the story from the rest.

[@kenny_525]

He needs an Oscar for this

[@mariomanningfan]

@@cheldal I always thought he was supposed to be drunk during that restaurant scene, which would've explained the over exaggerations. If not, then yeah that's some bad acting

[@dnasty312]

it's a crime Emile Hirsch didn't get an Oscar nomination

[@annier6757]

I think it doesn’t matter, oscars are overrated anyways :)

[@cheldal]

Why? Its a good movie, a good portrayel and a fantastic story.. The acting was.. Pretty standard..

[@catsincredulous9998]

Only the satanic pedophile was do.

[@SGRev1]

Daddy's breakdown from 0:49-1:13 always brings me to tears.

[@Alkshendra26]

Me too

[@Toppu]

truth is in your words

[@user-py6ck6pb8v]

SGRev1 我也是

[@Srinivasan-oq9ec]

Same here

[@benund5848]

Finaly Chris' Dad was the reason for his death.

[@jonathanroberts9076]

I've seen this movie close to 20 times, but I still get overwhelmed during the last few scenes.

[@SasquatchBobby]

+Jonathan Roberts He was a liar, thief, conman and overall dirtbag! This guy needed serious medication. He was one screwed up guy! Had no business being up in the bush! LIBERALISM IS A MENTAL DISORDER

[@MultiDoubledutch]

m2 mate!! crying like a schoolgirl every time, and I am a man in the 40s

[@aryan7767]

@@SasquatchBobby bruh

[@jacobkuchavik9367]

A truly powerful scene. But I feel like everyone focuses too much attention to the "Happiness is only real when shared." It is certainly a very powerful statement, but I feel like there should be more attention given to his last thoughts. "If I were smiling and running into your arms, would you see then what I see now?" From the sound of it, while it seems as though he desires to be back with his family, he is getting at how that he is happiest with his death right there. As if he is just appreciating the world in a way far beyond what he expects they would feel at his return. Many people may call him ungrateful and dumb, and there's no denying that he underestimated nature's unforgiving condition, but I see that his critics are either ignoring or failing to recognize the deep existential, psychological and philosophical conflicts that he felt would only be resolved by seclusion in the wilderness. Christopher McCandless is a man I empathize with and respect.

[@nandervanheek4943]

+Jacob Kuchavik I agree with you. However I also think that last thought is meant to explain the meaning of his death. When he dies, viewers won't necessarily see the meaning of it, you naturally ask yourself: 'he could have lived if he simply didn't go to Alaska, what's the point of this?'. So Chris McCandless explains that even though he realises his mistake at that point, he wouldn't have seen the truth had he stayed home. He would not have an understanding of the value of human interaction. It's better to die in peace with that knowledge than to die in ignorance.

[@aubreypressley1450]

DarkLord Gollum it really is a beautiful thought to know Chris died realizing life is bet when shared with the people you love. Like you said he has so many critics abd most say think of the pain he put his family through. And its true he did but in the end he realized that in a sense it was wrong to live this life of solitude always running.

[@bmetal2]

your thoughts are nice but the truth is, "Happiness is only real when shared." is the sentence written on the book by Chris himself but "If I were smiling and running into your arms, would you see then what I see now?" is just a fiction, created by the director of the film. So it is actual vs. fiction? Decide which one to pick yourself!

[@jacobkuchavik9367]

bmetal2 Well we don't even know if he did a good chunk of the shit in this movie or if he said half of this shit. And even if I am basing it off of fiction, it doesn't change the fact that the message I have found resonates more with me than with the message that is one note he wrote in one of the books he was reading.

[@calmsine7767]

Honestly to me, the ending shows that he wouldn't have truly forgiven his parents if he went back home. Like Ron said "When you forgive, you love, and when you love, gods light shines on you". It didn't shine on him in his vision but when he was dying he finally realized the hard way to forgive and love others, not for them but for himself. But its just the movie, and I'm sure this part of the movie is fiction. However, judging by how he actually died, letting everyone know he lived a happy life, I'm sure he forgave them.

[@LittleBlueBird95]

I think I understood the ending. Chris imagined how it would be to meet his parents again. But when he looked to the sky, there was no sunlight shining on him (according to Ron Franz that means he does not forgive and so does not love). But as he was lying on the bed, the sun shined on him and he took his last breath. I think in that moment he finally could forgive and was redeemed from his torment

[@IzzyLeong]

thanks for this..

[@PatelDevFilms]

Beautifully explain, I think he lived beautiful and happy life but also made some mistake like not forgiving his parents but at the end he understood his mistake, he remembered his beautiful and happy life and wrote, " Happiness is real when shared. " Beautiful person, beautiful story and beautiful movie.

[@kenjone5804]

so impressed by his story.... he lived in the moment. he lived more in 2 yrs than most do in 70 plus. my favorite film. he impacted many. every time I watch into the wild I feel his and his parents pain. thank you chris for righting down your truths and adventure.

[@hikewithmike4673]

Well said!..he lived a lifetime in 2 years then most live in a lifetime of 80 years!

[@cheldal]

At least aknowledge that most of the impact he left on the people he left were painfull.

[@wolfie6512]

Yeah he did all that and died realising that the only reason he loved those adventures was because of the people he met.

[@Hanson032]

I used to think like this when I was younger and first read the book, but now as I get older I believe that in his last moments he realized that his whole experience didn't actually make him happy, and that he actually died a lonely death, far less spectacular than the movie portrays. That's just my thoughts though

[@Yuvraj31579]

He should have got Oscar for his work.sometimes his acting took me to a real world of Macandless

[@micheliewelly]

YUVRAJ P me too dont get me started with Bonnie and clyde he did amazing in that too

[@mollyswyft5079]

i don't know why but this is the only time a film has ever actually scared me about death

[@leonardohenrique5172]

same here, idk why but this one really hit me hard

[@Mister0707]

For me, it made me not to be scared about death anymore. It's part of life.

[@AMP3083official]

Benjamin, that sounds about right. In 2011, I experimented with starvation/anorexia. Don't ask. All I will say is that I was inspired by Bale from The Machinist.

[@jayvee8502]

It is alright to be scared of death but dying alone is much scarier.

[@stevenjoelBx]

That isn’t some thing to be feared

[@Pulits]

Manly tears were shed.

[@budiman2064]

I didn't really understand that sentence " "Happiness Is Only Real When Shared" until recently. So recently I traveled a lot to many places alone. Seeing lots of beautiful places, delicious food, taking photos. Lots of new experiences. They were such awesome memories. But every time when I arrived at home, I felt like there were something missing. Those memories are only mine, they are not shared with anyone else. Those photos, those memories, those happiness seem meaningless when there were only me in them. I don't have someone to talk or to laugh about those memories. I can talk about my memories to some one else but it's different because they didn't experience them with me. If possible don't do it alone, experience it with your friends/partners/families. So in the future you have shared memories you can talk or laugh about together.

[@guyayori]

thats cruel that life is like that

[@CopleyTres]

The end of this makes me feel something everytime...

[@MiaRosenbloom]

"Happiness is only real when shared" Am I the only one who realizes that, on his journey, he shared his happiness with others along the way? The hippie couple, the old man, the naked Swedish couple by the river, and Vince Vaughn's character, etc. While I don't think Chris wanted to die, I also don't think he regretted going on his adventure either.

[@micheliewelly]

MzMiaRoseTV no you are not i still love the book a lot and this quote made a big impact on me and I know what it’s like to share the happiness with people who I love

[@Mister0707]

Danish*

[@Amleth89]

There´s people that can only live through others, if I say "Hate is only real when shared" everyone will tell that´s a lie because the life of a "hater" is pure poison, they can´t imagine the same with hapiness, that you can be happy looking a sunset without the need of another, it´s harder to imagine because we all had someone to share something. Maybe the phrase it´s true, but not deep at all.

[@Banshee88TK]

I think that was part of his realization. He was trying to get as far away from civilization as possible and to his destination, but the journey that he hurried through to make it to his destination, in hind site, was the best time of his life.

[@JayJohnBryce]

What if I were smiling, and running into your arms? Would you see then, what I see now?"

[@SasquatchBobby]

+Nikodemo 07 He was a liar, thief, conman and overall dirtbag! This guy needed serious medication. He was one screwed up guy! Had no business being up in the bush! LIBERALISM IS A MENTAL DISORDER

[@robertlaneps3]

+SasquatchBobby he just had the balls to do what you can't

[@AllStar1568]

Why did he die? Was he sick in the movie?

[@robertlaneps3]

+AllStar1568 He ate poisonous berries and starved to death.

[@AllStar1568]

nooooo why

[@MM-fp2up]

This movie means too much to me...this scene..

[@kay0946]

I feel more sad and disappointed when I start reading some comments. Thinking how people could hate to a man who did nothing wrong other than finding his freedom of life. He was so good to everyone he met. His last words was "God bless ALL" he blessed everyone.

[@seeglesiew933]

4:20 - When you forgive, you love. And when you love, God’s light shines upon you.

[@sebastian4238]

To call each thing by its right name...

[@msharma5991]

Am I the only one who truly and genuinely felt bad for her sister. Like she honestly loved her brother but she kinda got punished in the mess his parents created. He should have contacted her atleast once and let her know that he is living his dream and he is more satisfied than ever.

[@aayushkhadka6763]

He would've told her if he had came alive

[@micheliewelly]

Yeah I felt bad for her too it really hurt me too see her not giving up on him this movie and the book taught me about true happiness and love

[@vmat2957]

@@micheliewelly same! I am a loner a s always have been! But when I am so happy, there is still something missing. Someone to share it with!

[@micheliewelly]

@@vmat2957 im sure you will find someone that gets you in the future just be happy with your friends and family

[@Jethansen]

So short, and yet maybe the strongest scene I've ever seen!

[@Choumuk]

This movie means so much to me. Brings me to tears everytime. I know I ran away to look for answers, and this movie made realize a lot of things. Truly happiness is only real when shared.

[@saintbrocardus3046]

i've been through so much, been begging to connect. I just want to know someone out there appreciates that I exist, and to find a purpose more than just living. if you're reading this, I just want to let you know that I, too, am lost. head up high, stay hungry, keep walking.

[@Myodinarywishes]

You are not alone my friend… i feel the same way …. We are with you

[@JuganautTimelapse]

This film I would recommend anyone to see. Such a powerful story. You will love the music, the characters he meets on his journey. The scene at the end when his father walks into the street is just so powerful. Superb film !

[@vizelon1]

Chris is a hero for me, he lived how he wanna lived in the way he loved... leaving everything in life and go "into the wild" and feel the life and explore life to it's best... the bravest man I ever learn about! "Hapiness only real when shared!" amazing pharse... but in the other side we have the scene of her father cries, that let me think of what he's done to his parents that he go away like this, so ont he other side I cried for his parents and their feelings, that scene was so much painful for me.... R.I.P Chris McCandless ;( A Hero with a tragic ending...

[@BryanVanNoolen]

vizelon1 I agree with you BUT you know in the end when he wrote down 'Happiness only real when shared' he was sad he was dying alone right? Indeed he lived how he wanted to do but eventually he realized that he wanted someone to share his journey with.

[@tonycarmichael287]

Yeah the scene with the dad was so hard to watch. The acting and that entire scene were so heartbreaking. How he's just walking down the street like any normal dad, then to see a grown man cry like that for his son...just an amazing scene.

[@thijmenschaap8744]

And now his journey is shared with all of us. His happiness was real ;)

[@Amleth89]

What? Bravest? What kind of man do you actually know? "hapiness only real when shared" Only means that he regret to die alone, to not have a companion in his adventure, in fact, the more people you need to be happy, more unhapiness will you find.

[@MyLifeBeforeYou]

William Hurts' best scene ever.

[@ashleenicole5799]

This scene is so haunting

[@silentjacob98]

"Hey boss, the movie is almost done, is the ending sad enough for the audience?" "No, we need more" *adds father crying* "How about now?" "More" *adds final thoughts* "Now?" "More, more, more" *adds Chris running into parent's arms* "I think it's sad enough now" "I want to fuck them up, Frank."

[@toutleskaka2303]

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[@jazd1621]

JcobNav98 nice one I like :)

[@emilsinca]

funniest thing this year

[@MultiDoubledutch]

You are right, but holy shit: for me - it works !

[@siryizzur]

0:47 William Hurt's acting here combined with the swelling of the violins will never not bring tears to my eyes. The way he is clutching his pants, needing to squeeze something - anything, as the heartbreak overwhelms him completely. It is all so real. No matter what you may think about the actual man that William Hurt is portraying, it is just amazing acting.

[@latino_amistoso]

0:18-0:32 I love those scenes People who he met on his journey

[@r.s.3572]

realmadrid2012ful Heartbreaking.

[@BrettPlank]

The ultimate escape from narcissistic parents. In the end, he still wins. Rest in peace Chris, you inspired a great many.

[@micheliewelly]

Brett William im one of them being inspired

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

Yeah, living your life to spite other people is a brilliant way to live (and die).

[@j_j8758]

0:45 onwards -No words to describe this actor. Everyone's so great in this movie. Besides the story Eddie vedder's song's are amazing. At the end Hard sun music just adds to the emotions u feel at that moment. I wish there where more great movies like this

[@jordanmoore7380]

I deeply respect and admire Christopher McCandless. He was courageous, adventurous and a brilliant thinker. I share and take much of his philosophy as my own. However, McCandless is a victim of his own hubris. It was his over confidence that lead him to believe that he could survive in one of the toughest terrains on the planet with little preparation or experience. Ultimately, the moral of his story is as much cautionary as it is an enlightening one.

[@PIFFthePUFF420]

If he had not eaten the poisonous berries, he would have likely not reached the same conclusion about himself during the final days of his life, therefore it is almost like his death was necessary for him to reach the conclusions he did. All that time, he was running away from others but at the same time he realized that he was also living in the moment. I think in the end he finally understood that running from them was the exact opposite of following his excitement. He wanted to return with this new understanding but it seems almost like nature told him that he wasn't going back (when the river flooded). All I am trying to say from this is that his death was necessary for his beliefs to change in a more positive manner.

[@rrrasafrrr]

Ricky Lahey he actually found 30kg, he had died anyway

[@jordanmoore7380]

***** It's not so much that the thought itself was particularly profound, it was the way he came about his conclusion that is memorable. He went to the furthest extremes to expand and develop his own personal philosophy. Many of us feel comfortable in our current state not to take chances. It took a lot of courage to do what he did, and that's why he's become an icon and a modern hero to many.

[@DianeTV22]

I agree!!

[@DianaMayerNezrin]

You my hero, you real happines!!!

[@Truth-4-Humanity]

A friend of mine staged a mini-private-intervention for me in my early 20's when i was going through my second life phase hermit mode and fantasizing about going off-grid to live as a hermit, by showing this movie to me. So grateful that he did that for me. Chris lived and learned this lesson and wrote it down so that no one else has to. Been carrying around the phrase, "Happiness only real when shared," ever since. Sometimes we need this simple phrase as a reminder. ❤

[@MrHabsfan123]

I finished watching the movie in class today, was so sad that he ended up dying

[@fmpereiradasilva]

When people start saying what an inspiration this kid was because of how he broke from society it just seems such a superficial anlysis. Existential problems won't go away no matter how far you go because the problem is in our head. It's real, but in our head. He was a bright, charismatic, good hearted kid, but so focused on his obsession that he never saw the big picture. (Altough what he did to those parents, no matter what kind of assholes they had been, was very very cruel). He grew a lot, but he never realized that he never grew alone. He had those awesome people he met along the way to thank for. He was lucky to have ran into them, having ran into good people, making friends and making a difference in people's life, and that's what truly made him happy. It was only too late until he realized what he had pissed away. "Happiness Only Real When Shared" IMO could be seen as a "Life only truly meaningful when dedicated to others".

[@lollerskates1992]

And don't the circumstances we live in have an effect on the problems in our head?

[@fmpereiradasilva]

TupacLives Sure that's true, but what I meant is that it's more important what you're runnig towards than what you're running from... (maybe you didn't read the whole post)

[@algore1993]

fmpereiradasilva the movie may have glorified him a bit. He made quite a few mistakes along the way and only realized that when it's too late. A sad ending, it could've been better had he been wiser :(

[@TheChefShipwreckinAlaska]

fmpereiradasilva No one deserves this though.

[@songsabai3794]

fmpereiradasilva - yes,indeed...no matter where you go, there you are. His obsessive-selfish behavior is intrinsic to the story and ultimately the cause of his demise.....its beautiful though,how he realized it in the end.

[@jakesalvatoreblack4593]

Rest in Peace Chris, you'll forever be remembered as a hero :( god bless u

[@peddleandcrank]

Hero? What exactly did this clown do that was heroic. ? Stupid would be more appropriate. Money buys food. Idiot burns money. You know the rest.

[@MrThuggzBunney]

peddle "Idiot" dies happier than most people are in any moment in their life

[@peddleandcrank]

***** speak for yourself sad sack. Personally I perfer to enjoy nature and live at the same time

[@MrThuggzBunney]

peddle You don't seem so happy, attacking me with little provocation, go ahead and lie to me but don't lie to yourself. The concept of this movie is that we have to find what REALLY beings us happiness, and what's worth dying for, because he found great enlightenment with "Happiness is only real when shared". He knew then he loved his parents, and his sister, and he found that he was mistaken, looking for joy in seclusion. And so you and I don't make the same mistake

[@81chicagoguy]

He's not a hero, but he's not an idiot, either - there's nothing romantic about what he did and I hate when young people who die are elevated to myths - it's just a very sad story...

[@user-ix1iw5tu1x]

This quarantine I seen a masterpiece

[@ersenfoy3913]

i realize how precious and important to be companied and surrounded by your loved one. "Happiness is only real when shared" is the realest shit i've ever discover for this whole weeks. Glad to let my urge forced me to watch this movie.

[@gaijinblow]

god damn the ending freaked the fuck out of me.

[@Alithelast]

Dam it he left me speechless .. How impressive how brave how crazy how deep how nonsense how everything all fall into so many parts when I watched this movie .. A vision in my head to do so but a vision in my head to embrace life too

[@eternitynaut]

Can't live with people, can't live without them.

[@BreakfastWithBundy]

this made me cry. i love this movie!

[@amandacosta1566]

I absolutely love Javier Bardem in " no country for old men " but what Hal Holbrook did in this movie in less than 3 minutes is absolutely insane. My heart got broken in zillion of pieces when Ron asked to adopt Chris. I would give him a Oscar without even thinking.

[@SaraDeux]

I came here to cry again.

[@ShaolinMonkster]

Seen it 3 times still cry a lot. I empathize with Christopher a lot.

[@lido8568]

Just want to say that I am completely amazed by this movie.It sends a strong message and covers almost every aspect of one's life(chapters).He was running away from his problems,but also enjoyed in simple life,and by choosing to live like that he respected everything more.And my conclusion is that we all run to find that simplicity in life..and also his enlightenment came when he found out that he can only be TRULY happy if he shares his happiness with someone,his family..however his journey was life indeed..An amazing individual!R.I.P Christopher McCandles..love to you all:)

[@Choumuk]

We all run to find that simplicity... What a good way to resume it all... I know I did, and I'm deeply happy to have found it. Beautiful words.

[@albecapano]

William Hurt, what a giant.

[@Randymountaine]

thanks for uploading this, always loved this movie.

[@thomasrinya2736]

Im speechless about this movie❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉... I just taught my comment is necessary here once and for a lifetime....

[@methuselah1582]

I have had a happy life and thank the Lord. God bless all!

[@leosahlen]

I know this movie saved my life. It gave me the desire and fight to go out out and achieve all my dreams. Literally life changing for me personally. Fighting through depression and that longing lust for something else. I know what Christopher McCandless felt. His story changed mine for the better. Something that I'm really thankful for. I'm sad his ended like it did, but it inspired so many others to do better. I love you

[@places.over.people]

Iam thinking ways to end my life right now! And i think it's called depression or something! And i hope i dont get into the heat of the movement and end it all! Because i dont want to die.

[@places.over.people]

And i hope when someday i read this comment I'll laugh it out and tell how strong i was for not giving up!

[@places.over.people]

Heyy! Whoever is ready this! Things get better. Because emotions come and go! You have to be a strong minded person. Im sexy now. Ok bye😂

[@ImBsal]

one of the best films ever made

[@notarobotdefnot3856]

William Hurt's acting destroys me in this scene. He's so stiff and lacking any emotions throughout the whole movie until this scene where he finally breaks down and it all comes out. Just the way he walks aimlessly and looks around before collapsing in the street..so powerful. Makes me tear up every time. Poor guy just wants his son back..

[@SorenArouet]

That's one of the few quotes that is still important to me at my age.

[@peterjoker2]

The last bit is pure genuis. Hard to understand but very relatable

[@orianacottard8432]

The last and most heartbroken part. Always makes me cry too both as a mom and as a daughter... its really goes to the deep in one´s heart....

[@MrPixs]

Im the only one thinking the ending werent about "Happines is only real when shared" but it actually was about "When you forgive, you love. And when you love, God’s light shines upon you." Just like the ron father figure of alex told him in the top of the mountain. You can see in the ending scene when hes saying " "If I were smiling and running into your arms, would you see then what I see now?" and hes looking for the shine in the sky, but can find it. But he were seeing the light at the end when he forgave and loved.

[@nofero96]

Yes that's what I thought too, Ron's quotes is the final conclusion of Alex great journey. It's symbolism about his self forgiveness and awaken soul at the end of the story.

[@footboiii3143]

I heard the same blood gushing in my head when I had a heart attack days ago. I heard my breath above that. I don’t know why I wanted to revisit this, I guess just in case something does happen to me, I told someone. Happiness is only real when shared.

[@thorbeorn4295]

I love this message...

[@tri_pa_loski116]

3:38 if you are now almost passing away don't forget to thank to God for giving you life and a happy family and don't forget to thank him for showing you the beautiful world he just created.

[@TheZoidberg312]

William Hurt at 1:03 God that gets me every time.

[@MiaRosenbloom]

According to the movie, his parents were toxic, horrible people that nobody should be subjected to. Chris didn't want to be around them, so he bounced, and I don't blame him. It was his life to do as he pleased with it. Although his life was cut short, he lived to the fullest, his way, without compromise, and I applaud him for that.

[@kushirajesh5280]

This guy deserves many awards for his career best acting 😍🙏🏻

[@cristinagonzalvo9833]

This was so heartbreaker i can't event cope...So fucking sad. Such a lonely death...

[@julianmurillo9032]

Love the music

[@ethics5670]

Cried likee a baby 😪

[@bojanbozovic9200]

One of the best movies ever

[@anac7096]

This is such a great movie!... Yet... so sad at the same time... 😔

[@BanditoBurrito]

There's something really terrifying about knowing you're about to die and setting up "the scene" for it. You don't know you'll die before laying down that last moment, or if it will be peaceful and painless. I imagine this guy didn't think a film would be made about him, or anyone would remember his name. You're going to take a journey into the great unknown, the question that everybody since the dawn of mankind has wondered and you have to do it with your chin held high.

[@wayneking7050]

Well, I loved this movie. In the end, it looks like he made peace with the Lord. This makes all the difference how I feel about his death. He thanked the Lord for his good life and he said God Bless all....

[@petitepixiethot]

This ending always makes me cry!

[@jeffreyokun2355]

and then I cried, I hope you found what you were looking for Chris ❤ Your story lives on.

[@GingerWizzard1994]

"You were right, old Hoss: you were right." (Jack London, "To Build a Fire")

[@Samual_Jackson]

damn thus came out 10yrs ago I feel old

[@lamphrangrovylyngdoh2780]

This moment makes me cry

[@mahmoudabdelmoumen5539]

Sean Pean done a very good job directing this masterpiece

[@Stria110]

These damn onions ;-;

[@krishnaarjun1933]

I really broke in tears ...really powerful ending😭

[@jaimiljoshi111]

who can control their tears ....? I just can't

[@NekotiGames]

R.I.P Christopher :, (

[@morismosss]

i really want to cry every time I see his father... But the when the sunshine hits him i am at least satisfied a bit..

[@pollorenzo6437]

0:49 your Daddy love you so much, Chris.

[@markusorth5450]

I cry through the whole thing

[@rrrasafrrr]

best scence best movie best man!

[@charlie8269]

Man is cruelest animal.

[@andthenightcame8959]

Man has ruined this world, please do not destroy the wilderness too

[@ginofactap]

TD

[@gorednaga]

Great clip

[@Pboy7272]

It's crazy but William F'ing Hurt almost stole this scene. To see the hard nosed, impenetrable, emotionless father finally lose it in such a way is hard to watch. One of the greatest movies of the modern era. RIP CM

[@zer0953]

"what if i were smiling and running into your arms would you see then what i see now?"

[@MrTirien]

When you see the father go out, proud, almost a touch of arrogance, trying to avoid it, that horrible feeling at every cost. As he keeps walking, he has to look back, at the memories, but keeping an eye out so nobody is seeing him from his house. At the last turn, he turns back facing the camera, he starts to feel it, panic, where is his boy... I can't even describe how deep this scene is, just that part of this video, it's.... so breathtaking. He finally gives in, sits down in the middle of the road, as he looks into the camera he knows, his little boy is gone, all those memories he has is just memories, he will never see him again. Wow, well done Sir. This small scene, is so beautiful.

[@PatrickUtzTech]

Thank you for the video! I used it in my IOP project if that's ok!

[@ameliadean5530]

What a tragic yet beautiful ending to an amazing story

[@FirstPlace97]

This quote is actually true, only when lovers combine do they know and share happiness.

[@manjum5269]

Its Awesome Movie Climax..:)

[@squamish4244]

The irony is that many kids learn similar lessons to Chris every year and move on with their lives, but because he died so dramatically, he became an example for others in the way the rest never do.

[@aldorfc220]

The ending gets me every time and to die out there alone for days weeks months, very heartbraking and no way for anyone to die like that. 😞

[@MikuHayeon]

I love how people easily judge him for what he did. For what I bet no one of you have the guts to do. Criticizing is very easy when you are not in the position of the other person.

[@sashimi879]

Same goes for you buddy

[@cameronpickard7456]

most important message

[@junezhang2128]

"Happiness Is Only Real When Shared" makes perfect sense to me!

[@dhananjaya7060]

One of the most heartbreaking scene ever