last scene of love story

eternal love story with the eternal theme where do i begin.....

[@genatzvalee]

I remembered about this movie and the main theme when my husband was first diagnosed with lymphoma. I feared we'd end up in a similar situation.... and unfortunately we did. Saddest story. I lost my beloved man just yesterday to aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma after months of battle. He was only 32, incredibly loving and caring guy. He was dying slowly and in much pain, suffocating. But we didn't lose our hope till the end despite bad prognosis. We did hope that high-dose chemo would work although at that time it couldn't help already. Relapses are very hard to treat. Once in an intensive care department he told me he's sorry for "bothering me so much", so I used this well-known phrase, and he agreed. ....This is such an enormous loss. Coping with it is the hardest. Worst thing ever. I hope non of you folks will ever experience anything close to that. Take care of your loved ones! Don't take for granted all the good you have!

[@the_educator12]

Please take care !! I know the feeling

[@rosesmith6208]

I an so sorry for your loss of your hubby, this made me cry he was worried about bothering you, If my hubby would of said this I would of hugged him and told him sweetie your the best thing that ever happend to me what a heart break.

[@jerrypeukert5732]

Sorry for your loss

[@saadiaarslanturk2850]

Sending hugs! 🌷

[@martinreiss1426]

Unfortunately I experienced the same thing as you after 6 years and 4 months of marriage. I saw my wife through six and one half years of dialysis, a kidney transplant , stage 3 ovarian cancer that went briefly into remission before recurring within 5 months. She finally passed away peacefully after vomiting from being placed on intravenous at New York Presbyterian Weil Cornelle Medical Center on 10/19/2019 at 2:50 AM after I woke up from a nap. The doctors gave me one hour with her before taking the body to the morgue. I am now 60 years old and my wife would have been 76 years old today. I have visited her 4 times at Beth Israel Cemetery in Woodbridge New Jersey and the stone says Forever In Your Husband's Heart. I put a rock on her grave each time I have been there and made donations to the Israel America Foundation in her memory. My niece has been instructed to bury me opposite her in the event I never get remarried. I am retiring from government service on 12/30/2022 because I have a low tolerance for stress that causes my gastritis to flare up with severe discomfort with care from my gastroenterologist. I manage the condition as best I can.

[@ebaboc]

When i saw this in 1970 in Hollywood I saw it with the girl I married . At the end I cried I knew I could not live without her. We now have 10 children and 24 grandchildren and two on the way.Funny that a movie can make you see clearly what is important.

[@akundaruratkalalupa9710]

10 children? A decade of keep giving a birth?

[@reneesatchel42]

Saddest ending of any movie ever, and the music seals the deal on sadness :)

[@danfox6437]

+Renee Satchel Strongly agreed.

[@johnmcphee6438]

love story was in terrs

[@marcorodriguez4722]

Renee Satchel the winter help too the sadness

[@patriciapatton2531]

Yes, so true and so very sad!!!

[@lauraluffman6177]

Totally agree

[@patsomers187]

I was 15 when this movie came out (December 1970). This movie caused me to love the name Jennifer, and I hoped to marry a woman named Jennifer. Well, on June 1, 1996, I married a woman named Jennifer! We've been married for 20 years now.

[@saadiaarslanturk2850]

Amazing story.. thanks for sharing..

[@yrenaep711]

Awwww, I'm hoping to find such a Love

[@beccacertifiedpersonaltrai3636]

Pat, you are clearly a blessed man. I was married to my wife for 19 years and have been divorced for 12 lonely, unhappy years. I hope to find the true love and attraction that I believe Jennifer and yourself have.

[@beccacertifiedpersonaltrai3636]

I was 12 or 13 when this movie came out. I wore the preppy buttondowns and penny loafers back then too.

[@BrandonRendall]

This film hit me, first time watching at 24 makes Jennifer a beautiful name

[@Skyduke]

Fuck me, I remember our english teacher showing us this movie in class when we were 13/14. I'm a guy, but I didn't care. I cried my eyes out.

[@atillaadn]

you r so gay

[@SavvyMuhon]

@@atillaadn Homophobia is pretty gay.

[@SavageAirCinema]

Best KZbin comment ever, lololol

[@shannonkuratli170]

My kind of guy. 💪😭❤️❤️❤️

[@ohgrijalva]

--Oliver, I want to help. -Jenny's dead. -- I'm sorry... - Love... Love means never having to say you're sorry.

[@tuttt99]

That scene makes me cry every time!

[@danfox6437]

+tuttt99 I'm sure it does a lot of people.

[@brucepowell9252]

+tuttt99 Those lines and the score by Francis Lai really get to me each time.

[@gawainethefirst]

I always wondered if that scene meant that Oliver and his father would eventually reconcile. I hope so.

[@joeygonzo]

They reconciled. That was the whole point. Jenny changed Oliver. Her love and words changed Oliver.

[@Ophelielover]

I am 23 and my mum force me to watch this movie when I was 16!! This was one of the best thing she ever gave me!! This movie is perfect, it's such the most beautiful, heartfull story, better than the mediocre movies they give us today with twilight and other romantic bullshit! This will forever be my favorite love story

[@redpillmicky]

My mother took me to see this film in the 70s the most heartbreaking story I've ever heard

[@sergioreprezente]

this is the sadest movie i have ever watched !!! this guy is a very good performer you see an incredible pain in his eyes!!!

[@columbiafermi4641]

This movie was released on December 16th ,my birthday.2 years later my 17 year old cousin Cathy died from a inoperable brain tumorMay 1972 ,1 month before high school graduation.On February 5th 1990 my 23 year old sister died from Adrenal cancer.Its a tough movie to watch ,because it happened in my family,and Cathy was my closest cousin.

[@joel8583]

Hugs!!

[@tinamani6038]

Same here it's sad. Sorry for your lost I know what you going through

[@latinteddyrn]

This scene is a heart-wrencher! Not only does it evoke emotional pain for the death of Jennie, but also for the irreparable father-son relationship between Oliver III and Oliver IV!

[@12classics39]

I think the ending implies father and son will reconcile one day. That's what Jenny always wanted for Oliver. In the novel, the reconciliation is clear and Oliver breaks down crying and allows his father to comfort him as if he were a child again, which frankly would've been better than the film's ending where he just walks away and shuts his father out again.

[@KarenM526]

Absolutely perfect way to end this movie - a haunting still scene where you can cry your eyes out while trying to read the credits at the same time. An exquisite musical score. Just brilliant.

[@Tyler-1203]

Karen M Unforgettable

[@patriciapatton2531]

Still crying when I watch this movie. Especially since I lost my mom to the same illness.

[@gustyargent]

42 años y todavia derrama lagrimas esta pelicula...cuanto amor!!...jamas me cansare de verla y volver a creer en el amor!!

[@pikefishmaster1796]

believe.

[@Bentom86]

Man, just as the music reaches that crescendo, he reaches the top of the bleachers and looks to the grey skies for an answer he'll never find. It's enough to crush the hardest of hearts. So nicely done. Then a couple years later in the comedy "What's Up Doc", Barbra Streisand's character utters that famous line, and the guy played by Ryan O'Neal ironically replies "that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard". A nice bit of comic relief to honor one of cinema's saddest endings.

[@manalahmed4334]

Finally someone is noticing this with me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@antonioporco8582]

@@manalahmed4334

[@12classics39]

“He looks to the grey skies for an answer he’ll never find.” Couldn’t have said it better myself.

[@raygater7751]

I'm 71 watching this now brings tears to my eyes

[@ShimmerRain69]

I've watched this movie too many times to count AND read the book. I used to cry like a baby at the end. :)

[@attilao.202]

I don't want to say anything other than beautifully, painfully heartbreak. Since decades. RIP Ryan O'Neal. May the earth rest lightly on you...

[@Dustshoe]

It's only a mild rebuke Oliver gives his father with that well-known quote about love - and his father instantly understands. Its mildness is because love is already the great leveller. Oliver was proud to have met Jenny. He's lets his father know that. Oliver's father's expression of regret here is so delicately done, and is in keeping with his personality. There is so much weight of meaning coming from such few words, the setting, the revolving door, the cold and snowy day. It's a scene from anybody's life today - and film-makers today need to learn from a scene like this. Well done the two actors here.

[@rowdyyeats9986]

I can't watch this, again. - saw it when I was a kid. Beautiful line though. Love means never having to say you're sorry.

[@curtisdalrymple42]

I still cry after all these years watching the end of Love Story.

[@fraerot]

Probably the best ever movie about Love

[@kev2596]

An absolute perfect ending to this heart-breaking story: The music works wonderfully to help set the mood and tone throughout the film but is especially effective at the end. The winter backdrop reflects the idea of tragedy and has connotations of cold, harsh and brutal referring to the circumstances at the end. The lifeless tree also reinforces this idea. The last line to his father sums up the main themes beautifully.

[@user-ho1ed1ux7u]

The most beautiful love story ever - Capt. Immanuel Tavamani

[@danielpawlowicz5961]

I can't stop crying..., every time I see this scene...

[@nikkigarcia6493]

Love means never having to say you're sorry

[@_.lizziejohnson]

I have chills everywhere, and the building up crescendo is amazingly done

[@MightySaturn5]

I'd say the saddest part of this "saddest movie of all time" was when Oliver walks out into the hospital hallway and Phil looks at him , his simple nod lets Phil know his daughter has passed, its then when Phil is so completely devastated that he says "I wish.....I wish I didn't promise Jenny I'd be strong for you" ...I'll always remember the entire theater loosing it at that point.

[@chiriforever6535]

I was 8 years old, didn’t know much about love ❤️, but was the first movie I understood what’s to fall in love

[@adhfan75]

So sad how life had to immitate art, 39 yrs later for Ryan. RIP Farrah Fawcett

[@TheNellamaria]

Unforgettable...

[@lijunxing0773]

my gosh, that familiar and truly the most emotional music ever written...that and his pain as he was walking is the most teary scene ever in movies...its true how we know just wat he went thru and how quickly he lost wat he loved most...

[@pandeeswariramar5109]

Music......really bring impact psycologically.......it goes to the bottom of our heart...

[@HomewithAurora]

The first song I ever learned to sing... Where do I begin... I was four years old.

[@MAXXFIGO]

every time i see it ..i cry...and i am a male...it's not a usual movie...something inside of me explode everytime i see this movie...and i can't control myself!!!so sad ...because it can be true for everyone of us...and you cry because you don't want to happen...that's why you cry...

[@darkspd31]

I can feel for Oliver, I felt the same way after watching The Last Airbender...

[@badalbansode7215]

Tears dropped from eyes at 01:50

[@perrywar]

Ik moet huilen...de meest emotionele scene aller tijden

[@emilyhubbard7558]

Love....Love means never having to say your sorry.

[@lutah23]

I just saw this movie on cinemax and I couldn't turn it off it was so good but I didn't get to watch it from it's entirety. I normally don't watch movies like this but for some reason it was so captivating and now I have to find a way to watch the movie in it's entirety

[@brucepowell9252]

RIP Arthur Hiller who just passed in August.

[@estheroliver3551]

Truely a classic. Didnt we all suffer one of these heart wrenching experiences. However, love does mean "never having to say your sorry."

[@papapabs175]

+Esther Oliver well I do love my wife, however I do seem too be saying sorry quite often lol

[@friedrichkertoja]

I was just a kid, when this great movie came out. Now I have it in my DVD collections. Once a year I got to watch it👍😊

[@whisperingaprayer42]

In the book, he cried in his fathers arms... he didnt just walk away

[@12classics39]

that would've been a better ending for the film, a final image of father and son embracing, the reconciliation that Jenny always wanted, confirming her positive impact on this family in spite of her tragic loss...

[@virgie0714]

I love this movie Love Story and I every time I watch this movie I cry maybe becaused of Jenny die in the end and Oliver felt alone.

[@TreiHutchinson]

Yeah.. it's the year 2020 now.. for those who were in your teens when this movie was out.. and still here.. Congratulations that we all manage to make it this far.. I was 10

[@tuttt99]

I don't know why, but when Oliver says "Love means never having to say you're sorry" to his father, it make me cry even more than when Jenny says it to Oliver earlier in the film.

[@floshitsu8704]

une belle histoire d'amour interprétée par deux acteurs mythiques. une des plus belles histoires d'amour. un reflet de la réalité de la vie qui parfois nous enleve ce que nous avons de plus beau et en plus précieux.

[@patriciapatton2531]

After all THESE years. This song still moves me. I saw this movie as a child. It introduced me to classical music. I been a fan ever since. Also, of course i cried my heart out. A classic of the 70's to be appreciated.

[@EW00AW04]

Probably the saddest movie ending sequence in the history of film. I was 16 when I first saw this film with my girlfriend.

[@sallyrout8479]

This story always pulls at my heartstrings especially now since in 13 days - 27 August 2021 it is 10 years to the day since my Mum died of multiple cancers - liver and lung cancer and I miss her so much but not through the year as much as I miss her at this time of the year. I WISH SHE WAS STILL HERE! Rest In Peace my darling, wonderful Mum!

[@TeleVirtual]

it seems like Ryan Oneil had the same end in real life with Farrah Fawcett (RIP) , sorry for the loss

[@aditimukherjee855]

I have seen and read thousands of love stories, none of those had me ugly cry for 6 hours straight and in downright depression for 3 weeks. I know I sound freakishly funny, but the love story of Oliver and Jenny did leave a crescent mark in me.

[@vicenarytruman1199]

Love means never having to say you are sorry! A class of its own

[@nYxkYx]

An Era has dawned. A Master Piece penned by Mr. Segal. May you Rest in Peace.

[@eowyn1964]

A truly magnificent score, huh. This was a favorite of all my friends when we were fifteen.

[@dickbuelow8968]

I lived this story,,first wife 24,,,melanoma. Never, ever get over her loss.

[@georgealderson4424]

Dick Buelow I am so sorry for your loss. Your pain must be unbearable at times. May you have blessings and peace

[@genatzvalee]

So sorry Dick, I've lived this story too, just lost my husband, 32, after a long battle, after so much hope. Read about Meryl Streep story with John Cazale, very sad but she found happiness after losing him. Here a quote from her: "I didn't get over it. I don't want to get over it. No matter what you do, the pain is always there in some recess of your mind, and it affects everything that happens afterwards. I think you can assimilate the pain and go on without making an obsession of it"

[@CatherineBoone]

My favourite movie because you will see all kind of love. A great thumb up for all the one who had collabored it.

[@kelvinthomas4998]

Man makes me think of my younger days man wish I could get those days back

[@pe60rc1]

An overwhelming story and unforgetable movie...

[@maryann7941]

Movie was great but the book was amazing!!!!

[@oubriz]

I think it means that when you love you dont do things for which u'll need to apologize later.. Love means not coming to a point where u'll need to say ur sorry.. I really think it's the best and the most touching scene EVER!

[@marcelitapena2846]

Llore a mares con él final ,desde que al padre de oliver le dice " amar es jamas tener que pedir perdón" y cuando ponen la musiquita ....auchhhh que tristeee!!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭!

[@WestCoastIrk]

who the hell is chopping onions in my room??!

[@user-zx1qw9gi7u]

looool

[@KENNS1]

Very powerful, warm and yet heart wrenching film, it makes you want to hug and cuddle your loved one(s) and not let go. A real tear jerker, the music is so sad too....

[@juanzamarron3135]

I was 6 years old when I seen this movie and cried like a baby.

[@mcveigh2k624]

this film was 5 years before i was born but still one of my favourite films ever

[@stella82003]

"Love means never having to say you´re sorry".How true.

[@bethchoi6948]

Oliver said to his father, Love means never having to say you are sorry. It means a person doesn't need to say he is sorry because he is forgiven by the person because he loves the person, you don't need to say you are sorry because it's okay because I love you, Oliver said to his father. His father doesn't need to say he's sorry because Oliver loves his father, what mistake his father did to Oliver is okay to Oliver Oliver loves his father, no need to say sorry because Oliver loves his father. Oliver learned this phrase from Jenny when Oliver and Jennifer quarreled. Oliver said to Jenny, I'm sorry, Jenny answered love means never having to say you're sorry because Jenny loves Oliver.

[@user-oj5cz3wm8z]

永遠の名シーン。

[@codename617]

So sad. one of the few movies that make me cry.

[@alexthelizardking]

Her love is like the wind. I can't see but I can feel it. _"Cry " by Mandy Moore plays_

[@Arcader-cs9bs]

0:23-0:48 - *Oliver Barrett III:* Oliver. Why didn't you tell me? I made made a couple of calls, and as soon as I found out, I jumped right in the car. Oliver, I want to help. *Oliver Barrett IV:* Jenny's dead. *Oliver Barrett III:* [apologetic] I'm sorry. *Oliver Barrett IV:* Love-- Love means never having to say you're sorry. - :,(

[@srinidi679]

I love the music, it has soul

[@bhk2006]

I love this film so much, I cry so hard in the end, because he's so sad and confused that he can't cry.

[@Valmom]

The scene at the stadium makes me cry every time I see the movie and I saw it 100 times. It's a classic!!!!

[@jediprettyboy]

@PepsiGurl93 That's the whole point of this last scene. They have reconciled. Quoting what Jenny said is how Oliver was trying to let his father know that he loves and forgives him. Jenny always wanted Oliver to reconcile with his father, but he was stubborn about it. He now sees the importance of letting his father know that he loves him because one of them will not always be there. The same author wrote the sequel to this book and the movie was made as well. It's called "Oliver's Story".

[@vinnyalemps5455]

This movie and Requiem for a Dream are the only movies where I could not hold back the tears.

[@feripusztai1157]

And the Titanic?

[@watcher05er]

Always makes me cry every time I watch this scene...

[@ariabachlin]

so sad and beautiful

[@Kartoonkid95]

0:45 "Love means never having to say--" "A WHOLE CANOE MADE OF BALONEY!"

[@romanmorawski4424]

Beautiful song and words and film,great cast

[@austinteutsch]

A timeless movie well told by Eric Segal. And the music was perfect. The only other movie I can say is close to this is SOMEWHERE IN TIME starring Chris Reeve and Jane Seymour.

[@iwasglad122]

Yes, we love, we lose...and we go on. But it's never easy and we're never the same.

[@flon57]

i was 13 when this movie came out, but i remember all the publicity about it, it was such a great movie

[@vsilvacoto]

No matter how many times I watch this movie it brings me back to my years when I was first dating my wife. This movie and song are all part of our lives. s

[@kareemmabrouk6784]

Best music ever

[@katrinmetzke1726]

Best Music ever ❤❤❤

[@xgeminito]

Each time I see this scene and hear the music, it brings tears to my eyes

[@noname-fv4ku]

Pelicula mitica,y musica inolvidable,para una triste historia.

[@kristikristi1183]

This movie had such a fabulous soundtrack. The music here is heart-wrenching.

[@maramfarid382]

i am sorry for that but love keeps immortal and memories are the best thing we have

[@fleurgi]

u know what this scene reminds me of the prodigal son. like the whole idea that you are already forgiven before anyone needs to say they r sorry. very touching

[@CONNERY1963]

Ten film i muzyka,rozrywają serce i duszę na kawałki.

[@emilianoenriquecastrodiasg4927]

Cincuenta. Años viendo y gozando está hermosa historia de amor, insuperable y fascinante historia y época, gracias dios mío.

[@ghosty426]

Went to see this movie in the Winter of '76 with the Love of my life. Understand it now in many ways. There is hope for Glory and all tears wiped away by the Hand of Love and Mercy.

[@payraultfranck3679]

love is a curious sadism it's hard

[@lito2001]

hay películas que marcan nuestras vidas, esta fue laprimera que ví en un cine y nunca me la he podido sacar de la cabeza, es la mas bonita historia de amor que nunca ví en el cine

[@KenJohnsonMusic]

This movie defined love for millions of people. After Love Story, we all wanted to find an Ali Mcgraw, long haired beautiful Laurie Partridge looking gal who loved us. We wanted the new to college love affair and the background music. Every love we had never seemed to fit the bill. No background music. No Jenny or Laurie. Just real life. I never understood how love means never having to say you're sorry. It really should be loving someone enough to admit you're sorry. Great movie though...

[@twiddle7125]

I see it as being two very different things. I think it could mean you should never have to apologize for anything you do, to a loved one because they should love you totally and unconditionally. I used to think that's what this meant until I really started thinking about this scene in particular when he says it to his father. His father never should have had to say he's sorry because he should never have estranged his son in the first place. Idk that's my take on it.

[@bucurdragos]

He on the stadium the most dramatic scene ever!!

[@sameheshra]

can never have enough of watching this scene

[@patriciapatton2531]

Tear jerker to the bone. I cried when i first saw this movie. The music MADE it worse. I guess i wanted a happy ending. The soundtrack though the orchestra was a perfect match .

[@michaelwebb8158]

I always cry over E.T.