Little Miss Sunshine (3/5) Movie CLIP - Dwayne's Breakdown (2006) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When Frank (Steve Carell) breaks some very difficult news to Dwayne (Paul Dano), he starts to have a breakdown in the van, and the family pulls over.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
When a pudgy, bespectacled seven-year-old, Olive (Abigail Breslin), voices her desire to take home the coveted Little Miss Sunshine crown at an upcoming beauty pageant, her wildly dysfunctional family sets out on an interstate road trip to ensure her a clear shot at realizing her dreams in former music video directorial team Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris' quirky feature debut, starring Greg Kinnear, Steve Carell, and Toni Collette. Despite early career success as an outspoken motivational speaker, family patriarch Richard (Kinnear) continues to cling to his "Refuse to Lose" philosophy, much to the chagrin of his increasingly annoyed spouse, Sheryl (Collette). Add into the mix a Nietzsche-reading teenage son (Paul Dano) who has taken a vow of silence until he finds his fate as a fighter pilot; a horny, heroin-happy grandfather (Alan Arkin) with a penchant for creative profanity; and a suicidal genius (Carell) and Proust scholar still reeling about losing both his male lover and his MacArthur Foundation genius grant -- and the stage is set for a road trip in which sanity is sure to take the back seat.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (2006)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Steve Carell, Paul Dano, Greg Kinnear, Abigail Breslin, Toni Collette
Directors: Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris
Producers: Albert Berger, Michael Beugg, Jeb Brody, David T. Friendly, Bart Lipton, Peter Saraf, Marc Turtletaub, Ron Yerxa
Screenwriter: Michael Arndt
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[@vingram100]

My favorite part about this scene is that it proves that his father's philosophy is completely wrong. Wanting something more than anything in life does not guarantee success. Sometimes effort is not enough.

[@myselfx2441]

Exactly and it's something most people do not believe until it happens to them.. Life is unpredictable the only thing we control are our reactions to it.

[@joel8583]

That's right!

[@Spamfactor]

@@nomad639 idiot

[@janbreaux2545]

Also at the beginning of the film, Dwayne would have any of the fun during the trip but at the end we saw him dancing with his family.

[@BallsMolosovich]

Well, what'd you expect when your dad is Greg Kinnear

[@oliviadaly2108]

I honestly do think this one of the best scenes in the movie. It really shows the character of Dwayne and how much he cared about his dream and the crushing realisation that he cannot obtain his dream is portrayed amazingly with Paul Dano's performance with the perfect amount of tragedy and defeat but not being 2 cheesy

[@thesabature3121]

Fuuuuuuuuuck

[@lizzybethnj617]

olivia daly this part made me cry

[@bobbycvsixfour5258]

Please see my post, that was me in 1976

[@kristtelmendoza362]

No te entendí un carajo😂😂

[@SJMJ91]

And the fact that he had to break his vow of silence too.

[@omarlopez6518]

What gets me about this scene is that when Steve Carrel realized he’s probably colorblind and that hesitation he had before telling him that he can’t achieve his dream because of something he has no control over

[@B501M]

yeah, me too! i love, how his facial expression changes, and he hesitates at least three different times, before fulling letting loose the words which would, ultimately, obliterate Dwayne's world to pieces

[@FelishaArmstrong]

I remember how my heart absolutely broke the first time I watched this scene, I cried.

[@nfhmichael]

Felisha Armstrong It's hilarious

[@joel8583]

No it's not.

[@lizzybethnj617]

Felisha Armstrong I cried too

[@corporalanonymous4589]

Me too

[@aliciasilva1327]

My friend laught

[@charlesthehandsomeandbrave2956]

I hope I don't have to go through this scene in my life. when you realise you're not eligible enough for your dreams and that's sucks

[@ryans988]

I did.

[@jordivendrell7155]

twice

[@snickerdoodle212]

We all have to go through it some time, mate.

[@SmearedBlackInk2003]

Don't worry, you will.

[@zikomo8913]

Still can't get over my rejection from military school, I wanted to be a Pilot or Special Forces soldier.

[@NattyBuns]

Steve Carrel's performance in this scene is truly remarkable, from the moment that he knows Dwayne's dreams will be crushed to the panic he feels when Dwayne is having his meltdown, something he probably felt only a couple days ago

[@RadiantRachie]

I never thought about it like that! You’re so right.

[@dnasty312]

Frank and Dwayne's bond is my favorite part of the film, in retrospect

[@kennybegeske8824]

I Had Meltdowns Too

[@RYMAN1321]

I love his “just pull over the car!” At 1:03 😂 The way he says it I just find hilarious for some reason.

[@Redu3]

0:59 - this shot of Olive gets me every time. Just that growing and helpless worry right next to the volcano ready to explode. This film was so good at capturing really natural small moments and emotions between family members... Man - this film is one of my all time favourites.

[@calowenby1654]

That part’s always stuck out to me too.

[@iCHAWY]

I became a huge Paul Dano fan after this movie. Incredibly talented.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Paul Dano has been in some good stuff, I remember when he was a kid and was even on the Sopranos

[@DronZizzle]

he's a great actor but i always hate his characters cuz theyre always whiney

[@danbam3411]

iCHAWY he was amazing in Love and Mercy!

[@djinnsbetpools]

Same.

[@elquesiempreusas649]

I saw him in a movie with the Harry Potter corpse last day, it was fantastic!

[@sohnsteeth6205]

Paul Dano is such an incredible actor, so underrated. This scene never fails to make my stomach drop and my eyes well up. Wow.

[@lizzybethnj617]

Sohns Teeth same

[@RDnJBs]

When I first read ‘Paul Dano cast as the Riddler’ my mind instantly went back to this scene. One of my fav film scenes ever. Just got back from seeing The Batman and his Riddler is exceptional.

[@asch7906]

And the church scenes in There Will Be Blood. Dude just loves to go apeshit.

[@bird4260]

He’s in swiss army man,a great,gross,funny,sad film

[@calowenby1654]

@Bird That one’s got a great soundtrack too. I’ve listened to, “Montage,” at least four times this week.

[@dnasty312]

​@@asch7906*DRAAAAINAGE! Drainage.*

[@dnasty312]

Bruuuce Waaayne 👓❔

[@mackenzie_ish]

One of the greatest scenes of all time, in my opinion. As someone who is really reluctant to talk in most situations, this scene felt very personal, especially when he is just freaking out in the car but can't say anything. I love movies because of moments like this.

[@CullenCochran]

1:51 NIIIICE, the sudden array of "HEY CHECK OUT ALL THESE OTHER VIDEOS" really adds to the potency of the emotion in this scene.

[@theruthmyster]

Cullen Cochran 😂😂😂 brilliant

[@6equj5_]

😂😂😂

[@bn3121]

SponsorBlock is your friend

[@Kayden_haiiii]

Let me cry

[@jgreg3596]

When I rewatched this movie recently, this scene hit me unexpectedly hard. As an aspiring pilot myself, it would absolutely kill me if it turned out I would never be able to fly.

[@myselfx2441]

Not to mention his 9 months vow of silence. That's really hard to do, he's nearly a monk lol.

[@pilotguy8685]

You can be colorblind and be a pilot...if you fail the color vis test at the AME you can take an OCVT/MFT with an FAA examiner and get a LOE that satisfies your color vis for life and you'll never have to take a color vis test for flying ever again.

[@yt-sh]

@@pilotguy8685 alright, get knowledge people

[@DragonsGemstone]

@@pilotguy8685 is that something new? Or could he also do that the time this movie came out?

[@pilotguy8685]

@@DragonsGemstone the option has been around forever

[@Sevren2112]

This was my exact reaction when at 17 I found out I was colourblind...whilst doing my pilots medical. I knew what it meant as soon as I failed to see the number as I had seen this movie.

[@nikolai3620]

Really sorry about that, dude. Did you find another passion in life yet?

[@pilotguy8685]

What are taking about?!?!? you can be a pilot still!!! Go take the OCVT/MFT with an FAA examiner and if you pass the tests color vis will never be an issue again.

[@Sevren2112]

@@pilotguy8685 lol one I'm Australian so the FAA doesn't apply to me. And I did the other CASA approved tests like the lantern test and failed miserably. I even redid the tests when I applied for the Air Force (since they needed to check), and failed that too. I can be a private pilot but not fly for a company or the Air Force (which were the dreams).

[@pilotguy8685]

@@Sevren2112 oh ok, sorry about that.

[@Peaslepuff]

I have a really stupid question...could you see the letter during this scene in the movie?

[@brynnamoran4320]

One of the best and most realistic portrayals of being a child and having the most emotion you've ever had in your life, and having absolutely no idea how to deal with it.

[@queenmother123]

His freak out scene was so well done my heart broke for him when he couldn't be a pilot.

[@MrPenfold4]

When hes lashing out at his family calling them divorced, bankrupt and suicidal, he doesn't refer to olive at all. Then all it take is olives touch on his shoulder to snap him out of his rage. I love the subtle hints at their relationship and how he truly doesnt hate everyone.

[@viktorwallaby4231]

Every member of this film had to win an Oscar for his performance... Realism and intensity in its raw state

[@Mariaff78]

Totalmente de acuerdo

[@vanessahansen9692]

This was a heartbreaking scene I cried

[@bunnylikespie]

This is one of my favorite scenes of all time, from any movie. It's so heartwrenching and real, you can feel the devastation... and the music. Goosebumps.

[@RyanWehr]

That god damn horn.

[@phrophannus]

Paul Dano is an amazing actor, I can't believe he's the Riddler

[@angieb976]

I love seeing comedic actors outside their usual roles it’s like seeing if they could pull it off if anyone can take him seriously when they’re used to seeing him as a bumbling idiot and carrell is brilliant in this movie

[@epicsnail4614]

Dwayne looks like the teenager from Horton hears a who

[@Quinna5537]

He has one of those faces where he always looks younger than he actually is.

[@bulatao195]

It's even funnier that it also has Steve Carrell playing the Mayor of Whoville.

[@jackthecowboy2231]

I've been through this too but not because I was color blind. Like Dwaine, I wanted to become a fighter pilot. But I found out, through medical check-up, that my sight was slightly below 20/20. During 15 years, I prepared myself for this moment and it all went down in one hour.... I remember that....a true nightmare indeed. I can easily feel Dwaine's pain during this scene as I've been through it myself... Hopefully he never gave up flying 🙂

[@nikolai3620]

Uhm, you know you only need 20/20 corrected vision, right? That means you can get LASIK and still pursue your dream as a pilot.

[@jackthecowboy2231]

@@nikolai3620 that's what I did and I'm a pilot today. I went straight to light aviation and I'm preparing my flight instructor license.

[@nikolai3620]

@@jackthecowboy2231 Dude, thats so awesome. Kudos to you for following your dream!

[@jackthecowboy2231]

@@nikolai3620 during 14 years, everyone told me that I had to give up that dream. It was after I failed the military medical checkup. I was devastated but I never gave up. When I told my family and friends that I was going in again but for civilian light aviation, they almost all told me that I was hopeless, that I had to come back to reality and find something else!! Last year, I got my LSA flying license, the theoretical LSA instructor license and the professional UAV pilot and instructor license. Ever since, no one ever told me to give up !! Flying is my childhood dream and I did it, 30 years after seeing a plane for the first time!! Thanks so much for your compliment 👍🙏😁

[@nikolai3620]

@@jackthecowboy2231 You deserve it buddy. You never gave up and I admire that.

[@andyzhang7890]

Just finished watching this movie, and this scene hit like a truck. The brilliant shot composition of Dwayne in the foreground and the family behind him, and Paul's heart wrenching performance...

[@RyuMai]

richard not noticing whats going on and saying god this better be good at the end gets my blood boiling

[@davidarbuckle7236]

What a wonderful movie. I love the Dance scene with the little girl and the family coming together to help her and protect her. Absolutely inspiring and beautiful.

[@StefanConstantinDumitrache]

His breakdown gave me a breakdown. But there was still enough sunshine left to lighten things up.

[@heartyhana]

always heartbreaking to watch this scene

[@naiomiiris5030]

Hana Hashim I was watching it with my friends the first time I saw it so I didn't cry but inside I was bawling my eyes out

[@DalleDayul]

One of the best things about this scene is how much of a shift it is in the audience's perception of Dwayne. Up until this point, we don't get to know Dwayne too well. Sure, he's always around, and we know about his vow of silence and his goal to be a jet pilot, but not much else. The vow of silence and his appearance is all we get in terms of characterisation, and he's presented as mostly being a misanthropic, moody teenager. As such, an audience might not take him seriously, at least not as seriously as he takes himself. This scene shifts that. In one swift moment, the audience understands just how serious this all is for Dwayne. His commitment, his sacrifice, all shattered in an instant, and we the audience see it crashing down. And from here on, we see a Dwayne that is alert, energised, and who cares deeply about what's going on around him, especially when it comes to Olive. Immediately, Dwayne goes from the least sympathetic character to the most sympathetic.

[@GLove39]

I adore the composition in that last shot.

[@triciajohansen7124]

I felt just awful for Dwayne. He was so determined and dedicated only to have his dream crushed due to colir blindness. I sobbed right there with him, but Olive was so wonderful to him, so loving and understanding as well as reassuring. Then, he comes through for her. Great big brother and little sister relationship. Mirrors Mom and Uncle's relationship.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

After that, Dwayne took another vow of silence when Hugh Jackman's daughter was missing. He didn't say a word, not even when he was getting beat to a pulp

[@ronstero]

That is fucking funny!

[@Tsukino101]

@The Strawberry He's talking about Prisoners. A movie Paul Dano (Wayne) was in with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. He played a prime suspect in a kidnapping case but refused to say a word even when Hugh Jackman's character tortured him into talking

[@everythingisawesome2903]

😂😂😂😂

[@djinnsbetpools]

That scene was really good, too.

[@vdm6596]

Paul Dano is incredible.

[@LyleVSXyle]

1:30 When Batman solves all of your Riddles

[@NesquickBunny]

New riddler

[@deadfirelegend1224]

If you are justice please do not lie what is the price for your blind eye

[@diegogomez6835]

Believe it or not, The Riddler would react like this

[@Mrsoporasoxd]

Mert Yasak yesss!!!

[@urmomidmybestie]

this is funny now

[@r1leyjo]

the acting in this scene is.. purely incredible. it made me feel something and i’m not even sure what… i just felt so bad for dwayne, a fictional character.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

It’s a real situation that happens, that’s why. A lot of people find they can’t be pilots because they’re colorblind. Imagine having your dreams ripped away from you like that over something you can’t control. It’s heartbreaking.

[@parasite1129]

Love seeing all these riddler jokes and the movie’s not even out yet xD that’s brilliant

[@RegularInvader]

It's hard to imagine how the grandpa would have reacted to Dwayne's meltdown.

[@Kickex]

"God, this better be good" lol

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

classic

[@RYMAN1321]

Not to mention the broken horn in the background. Love the dark humor in this film. 😂

[@christofrip1723]

The way he says man sums it all up

[@randomuploadsism]

When I was 16 my Dad had a mental breakdown and smashed our house up. This reminds me of that. I used to skip over this scene because it hurt to watch.

[@imgonnaputsomedirtinyourpi1014]

Watch brothers movie clip: Sam loses it

[@frankinsaneandmyrrh1202]

Paul Dano, man. he always understands the assignment.

[@lepie6843]

My heart absolutely shattered. Steve Carell sadly telling him that he can’t fly jets, and him bursting out crying, it really got me.

[@brendsbirdseyeview6982]

I got denied from USAFA in 2019 (my senior year.) I felt for Dwayne in this scene. Nothing sucks more than your dreams not working out. Such a great movie and a good character as well.

[@nikolai3620]

Why did you get denied?

[@rodrigogonzalez7858]

My childhood dream was to become an Air Force pilot. However, when I grew up I was aware I couldn’t have been accepted because of my genetical astigmatism 🤓. Also, I got disappointed because in my country 🇲🇽 we have no fighter jets (we have only 10 F-5 Tigers, only 3 on service, only Black Hawk, Mi-17 and Panther helicopters and Hercules transport aircraft that are only used on parades or to help the victims of a natural disaster, and T-6 Texan planes for training) I had the dream to fly on a modern and more developed fighter such as an F-16 or an F/A-18, a JAS-39 Gripen or including a Russian built MiG or Sukhoi jet. Now I’m studying animation and art and I’m happy with my career. Now I hope to end up working as an artist and 3D animator on Disney Animation Studios or Pixar. If I followed that ancient dream to fly I could possibly be flying on a little and light plane for training that could make me an unhappy and disappointed aviator.

[@ashleyapar]

This scene makes me cry EVERY TIME!!! That absolutely heartbreaking scream when he FINALLY breaks his vow of silence

[@redhouse3994]

Goddamn is he a good actor. Just by facial expressions he conveys so much!

[@thatgurl791]

This is why I love Steve Carnell as an actor

[@AA-qb7ni]

The origins of the Riddler.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

this film is now a classic of the 2000s

[@waltermalone216]

Gru telling The Riddler he cannot pursue his dreams colorized 2006

[@disgrief]

i cried when olive went to go hug him after 😭

[@rodrigogonzalez7858]

Now I understand why The Riddler became The Riddler:

[@andrewh5136]

This scene always brings me to tears. To see the future you wanted for yourself and spent so long devoting yourself to just torn down in seconds.

[@thenewadventuresofhenry6998]

It's nice what Frank does by demanding they pull over the car because he understands what kind of place Dwayne is in.

[@TheHellspawn25]

Don’t worry dude you can still be the Riddler lol

[@disgrief]

this scene made me so emotional

[@ariplatt8192]

He is so strange looking. And such a good actor

[@airaccoonairaccoon]

The dysfunctional horn though XD

[@KevinRichards-rk3gp]

Those old Volkswagen mini buses are rare nowadays. RIP Alan Arkin "the grandpa".

[@caseydopp318]

This scene crushed me..

[@nikkiriddle8836]

This made me cry. As someone who this has happened to, I know how devastating it is when something you want to attain so badly, sometimes the height of your hopes and dreams, it unattainable, and there's absolutely nothing you can do about it, and there's no way to fix it.

[@AgAusstar]

I really felt for Dwayne here! 😢

[@wintergoat6612]

Every one of these movie clips always cuts out the part where Olive goes to comfort Dwayne and it's such an important part of this scene.

[@ryanp9458]

A cop caught me with a tiny bit of pot in my car back in 2016. I grew up on an airstrip and flying was my life, my dream and a major part of my identity. The pot charge made it impossible for me to ever get my license. I pun a gun to my head that night. This scene hits hard

[@kingtut7213]

That is so bullshit

[@Vick_or_somethin]

@@kingtut7213 Probably.

[@kingtut7213]

@@Vick_or_somethin no I mean it's bullshit as in that's so unfair, if he's telling the truth

[@kevincampbell5785]

For just a little bit of pot? Sorry about that.

[@Mariaff78]

Pero eso es algo que podías haber evitado. Dwaine no puede evitar ser daltónico

[@Erinski]

Dano's such an awesome actor.

[@kris242]

God, Paul Dano is such a brilliant, COMPLETELY underrated actor.

[@lilyrockel8590]

this guy should listen to Congratulations On Your Decision To Become A Pilot they’re a legitimate band I swear

[@Ronenlahat]

I love that paul deno is now a famous actor

[@riggle6627]

When I was like 4, about 15 years ago, I saw this clip on a little tv at a hospital (I don’t remember why we were there) and it traumatized me as a little kid for some reason. I recall this scene in my head to this day some times for some reason and this is the first time I’m seeing it again.

[@borderlilly]

I love the background music in this scene. The movie creators have said this movie is about what happens when dreams DON'T come true, for everyone in the family. The song shows some kind of innocence... It's not his fault his dreams were ruined at all, he has no control over his colorblindness, and he didn't deserve this. His dream was taken away from him and there's nothing he can do about it.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

I had the exact same reaction when I got the news that my best friend died. Paul Dano portrayed getting hit with the worst news of your life absolutely perfectly. This is real stuff. I’m so glad he’s now getting the recognition he deserves as a great actor bc I’ve been following his career since this movie.

[@moe_kith]

honestly i feel so bad for him because he’s my favorite character because i’ve had moments in my life where i’ve had the same feeling

[@scottthomas8475]

This scene is spectacular. Paul Dano is magnificent in this film.

[@solrizvi8540]

I loved this scene as a kid. It showed dwaynes real emotion for the first time. Now im 22, and i just found out I can't join my friend to apply for the Marines because of my Bi-Polar. Im at least glad i checked before starting 6 months of training because i would have had this exact reaction. Life throws a lot of s**t at you, and just when you think it's getting better, it shows you who the bigger man is and beats you down again.

[@baileybadass2235]

This is when he decided to take his revenge on Gotham city

[@kiddozoo]

Paul Dano is AMAZING and under appreciated in Hollywood.

[@melleen629]

I love the little stone in front of Dwayne, showing where the marker is so they can create that composition. The cinematography in this movie is really something else.

[@KingGhidorah5464]

The scene that put Paul Dano over as a future superstar.

[@muir2809]

This scene is so heart breaking

[@SMILEY.45]

I wanted to be in the Air Force and when they told me my eyes weren't good enough to fly, this is pretty much how I felt. Never needed glasses, thought my vision was perfect but I still got denied.

[@dougdimmedome5552]

I do not know why people think this is sad, this is beautifully and tragically hilarious.

[@alexross1771]

If you are justice...please pull over

[@killbot86]

I grotto say that this actually hits me hard even though it is just a fictional character….All I can say is that great writing and acting can get to you m scenes like this…..

[@randomuploadsism]

Great acting from Paul Dano - Oscar right there. But most people have never witnessed a mental breakdown so it is under-rated.

[@RowanneSmile]

I cried my eyes out at this scene

[@valentinpalombo4699]

Paul Dano nailed this acting

[@frisianwarrior2295]

Most underrated actor on the planet

[@RYMAN1321]

Hearing the broken horn in the background and “God this better be good!” at 1:16 make this scene. The dark humor in this movie is so well done.

[@ngtproductions7613]

Just watched this for the first time yesterday, i am speechless thats how much i loved it

[@CarolineSaysStuff]

That was the first time I saw Paul Dano on screen and in that scene, his talent blew my mind. Dwayne is the character that makes this movie so memorable (perhaps even more so than Olive).

[@Friendsforgood270]

That dudes a good actor. He literally says nothing the entire movie and his first actual line is f you see kay and he delivers it perfectly. Well done

[@happyzone1000]

You can't fly jets without speaking either😂

[@alanlee4952]

Paul Dano is amazing! This scene was absolutely heartbreaking to watch!

[@2thegamemaster]

0:38 that is some damn fine acting, you can see the absolute heartbreak in his eyes.

[@coconutsciencegirl9232]

Best part in the whole movie next to the scene where the little girl dances at the pageant

[@samsouyave-murphy986]

This is the moment the Riddler snapped.

[@marvelfan8996]

I feel his pain.

[@donhatter159]

Same

[@PeterPanHK]

it's both heartbreaking and funny at the same time. Seriously, couldn't be any better .

[@coloradosnumber1dad]

I remember when I was like 6 or 7 my grandma put on this movie and I walked in during this scene and i cried so hard. I never knew what movie it was but I rediscovered it like a year ago but this scene will always be a core memory to me