Meet Joe Black (1998) - Joe Says Goodbye Scene (9/10) | Movieclips

[@roninfury4126]

It's hard to say goodbye. But it's better if you get the chance to. Some people don't even get the chance to say goodbye.

[@dossanopuddz7100]

perfect comment!

[@blondeteen3527]

that is so true.

[@NickAndTommyFight]

What the fuck that was honestly a pretty deep comment. Word.

[@roninfury4126]

Dos Sano Puddz thanks man

[@roninfury4126]

NickAndTommyFight just speaking from past experiences

[@ronycamacho7132]

I could tell “death” was heart broken after she had mentioned the coffee shop. He really loved her...he truly did.

[@brethart9214]

He loved her so much he played along😭😭

[@madarasoun3018]

@@brethart9214 I watch the movie three times yesterday. What a masterpiece of a romance movie.

[@jjettswriting]

And he realized she loved the man in the coffee shop and not him.

[@amandaaloveess]

@@brethart9214 I’m soooo confused 😭 Someone help

[@jaret19]

@@amandaaloveess Claire Forlani's character first met this man at a coffee shop before he died in a traffic accident. He clearly caught her interest during their conversation, but they went their separate ways after the chat. Unknown by her the man's body was later possessed by the entity Death so that he could experience life for a time. Death had no knowledge of the chat at the coffee shop. I think that Death realizes she is in love with the man she met at the coffee shop that day.

[@radkid06]

Absolutely. It seems like hardly anyone cared about this film, but I thought it was one of the most moving I've ever seen. The soundtrack killed, and Brad captured a true depth of this character in a beautifully subtle way. I feel very inspired when I watch this movie.

[@Nomoretheartofbullshido]

@Chloe Donahue what can I say to u

[@claudiagalante9613]

@Chloe Donahue why do you have to say this? He just expressed his opinion which evidently is different from yours.

[@christianehippler3158]

Absolutely true. He played this character absolutely perfect

[@arielbeaconbanwag6790]

Yup! This movie makes me inspired and I feel I'm in love with someone that I don't know yet. This movie is so great.❤️

[@Fascistbeast]

Many older films are like this it wasn’t really popular at first but overtime that changed 👍

[@vwilliams7820]

The emotions that both of them display is unlike anything I've ever seen in a film. They have the best chemistry out of any male or female actors I've ever seen. The long pauses, the way they gaze and look into each other's eye's is the way that two people who are truly and madly in love look at each other. It's so special to see because people aren't even capable of this kind of love and warmth anymore. I absolutely love this movie. Anyone who wants to experience what "true love" is, buy this

[@BAfan-tt9zl]

V Williams - And add to that the kind of love that's shown between the other characters! - The dad and Susan. I would watch the movie just for that!! The dad and Allison - a different love, but still beautiful. The love between Allison and her husband - precious! He always supported her! This film is inspiring on so many levels!

[@RDelorme]

Where can I find the clip where BilltellsDrew he has found him out and fires him and Joe tellsDrew he is with the IRA

[@tincupco]

The musical score makes my hair stand on end. It is haunting in its beauty.

[@Disney65Fan]

IT sounds like something that James Horner would do

[@strangescribe1]

It's Thomas Newman, the best movie composer who's never won an Oscar. Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile and a host of other great scores.

[@Mathematica1729]

Yes I don't know why but the score is haunting in a beautiful way

[@normturner4849]

Whisper of a Thrill- such an incredible piece of music 💜🧡

[@HoochiPapi]

Two things happen in this scene, first Death realize how ravenous he is, in that he took the person she actually fell for. It also highlights how important and precious time is.

[@giusepperafaniello718]

clare forlani is a miracle of beauty, my god those eyes...

[@godmode4790]

Yup

[@matthewnewton301]

Yeah hers and Abby Lee Kershaw..draws you in and totally enchants you.👍💥😁

[@SS-gu6hs]

There wasn't a prettier actress on screen in the 90's

[@anuragg-p8k]

And the derriere

[@fletsepopje]

She didn't fell in love with his body. It was the WHAT he said and what he DID in the coffee shop. When he says goodbye to her, he lets her find out who he really is (death), in the same way that he did with Bill. She then realises that he's come to take her father. In the end when "Joe" returns from the bridge she starts to realise that it's the same person she met in the coffe shop. Whoever wrote that story is absolutely brilliant.

[@sirehenry7840]

fletsepopje she didn’t FALL not fell.... ‘did is an auxiliary verb (or “helping verb”) that is followed by a main verb, which carries the real verb meaning. The auxiliary verb (did) is marked for past tense, but the main verb is not.’

[@sslluk5231]

I still think it is death pretending the coffee guy returns, since he replies “It’ll come to us” at the end, which is the same as what she said after they made love(the coffee guy did not know this) . Death just wants her to be happy having the coffee guy again.

[@ricksteamboat8051]

@@sslluk5231 no dude it was real Joe that came back to life..death finally realized that Susan felt something for Joe and he knew he had to leave as he belonged to supernatural realm..so he brought back real Joe after his departure...peace out✌

[@gigid9606]

@@sslluk5231 no he's not coming for her

[@BlasterJones6788]

I like to think it was neither of them, just Achilles exiting a time machine from Troy to have an operation on his heel.

[@mahealanihuioutu5433]

I’m a little late but I think this movie is a masterpiece.Just the fact that Joe Black (death)literally takes people from life while Susan is a doctor and saves lives.It’s like she’s literally fighting everyday with Joe.I don’t know if that was intended but I find that contrast genius

[@veee14]

I’ve didn’t even think of this! Amazing analysis!

[@thomasjuniardi3559]

Yeah the ultimate opposite attraction, this movie is like a real life anime movie adaptation 😁

[@christianehippler3158]

Very true ur thought

[@krisynthiagomez5883]

City of Angels with Meg Ryan and Nicholas Cage explores that concept. Cage plays an angel of death and Ryan is a surgeon.

[@radkid06]

Fascinating. Never thought about it like that.

[@prac2]

"You want me to wait? You'll come back?" tear-jerker right there

[@BAfan-tt9zl]

Her tone of voice! The look on her face! Perfection!

[@ancientwordz]

Claire Forlani: Remember that morning in the coffee shop? Me: Yeahhh, I JUST saw that clip

[@AK-vb9fv]

😂

[@itsflowerside]

damn you’re missing a whole lot of context

[@bobbysmagic1335]

It was not the same guy. Death took over 😬

[@jansley4]

Hahhahahaaa

[@PLUX4]

Love life is not that simple lol 😂.

[@garythompson9811]

The Most Beautiful movie ever made. I WOULD NOT CHANGE ANYTHING. the critics hated it. How could anybody that loves movies hate this movie. IT IS PERFECTION.

[@alexanderennis843]

I agree

[@Thickjellyfish]

Remember! ,If ther is smth beautiful abt u ,ther will always be more hatred abt u ( just jealousy)

[@liacalosa729]

“How could anybody that loves movies hate this movie” yES TELL THEM PLEASE. Anyone who claims they’re a film enthusiast or frequent watcher and doesn’t love this movie is a total sham. This movie was brilliant. Not for everyone but brilliant.

[@mahimajoy4781]

I completely agree!!! From the story, to the cast, the music and the quotes my god!! 🥺💫

[@mitchell4745]

I mean this movie DOESN’T need to be 3 hours soooo many slow bits that just drag on for ages

[@SoldierKnowsBest]

Anybody else wondering how awkward it was introducing “Joe” to everyone because he has no idea what happened after he died.

[@dave623]

What about the fact that Joe Black was a made up name. What was the dude’s real name before he died? Was he just supposed to start calling himself Joe in spite of the fact his real name was Charlie?

[@guitarsandsuchetc]

Death never died, but the man who's body was taken by death was.

[@jonathanvogt4341]

I would think that he was kindly kept abreast of the goings on...i mean despite having to work his way back into her panties of course, as for his made up name, that can be explained by his actually being some sort of irs agent thus the need for a fake identity and who knows he may have actually been involved in some capacity in auditing or something along those lines of bill's business dealings and therefore would have had knowledge of the douchenozzle trying to pull what he was! I mean in some cases suspension of disbelief no doubt but still...

[@andrewmorris4628]

Knowing how death works in this movie and how swiftly things shift on implication, I feel like he tied a few loose ends behind his back

[@filipifolsterfroufe6492]

Yes! But they are probably going to take advantage from the fact that Bill told Drew that Joe Black was a made up name, since he was an IRS agent

[@bpe-music]

Gosh, that score by Thomas Newman is just mesmerizing!

[@amaliamacareno1489]

Bernhard Eder I was just literally talking about the movie score just now we finished watching the movie for the first time and I’m in love

[@kkibela]

I have to say obsessesed very similar to the x2 jeans theme by John williams

[@markwilliams3174]

Use of church modes and modulating keys a la Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms. Also use of Debussyan solo woodwinds and orchestra a la Sirens and Prelude to the Afternoon of the Faun.

[@JustinCredible61-g8n]

Just after this we see Susan's face at the very moment that something inside her senses that Joe is actually someone other-worldly, and she recoils involuntarily. The camera then switches to Joe's face, and in that moment it is incredibly easy to believe that Death itself is looking out through those expressionless eyes. Just for a second one could believe that Pitt is in fact thousands of years old. Amazing acting from both of them, but it's Pitt's performance as Joe Black that makes the movie so much more than just an enjoyable one.

[@redraven24]

+sonorman44 This movie wrecks me. The story is deep and like you said, Pitt's acting is so superb. His facial expressions tell everything that his dialogue isn't and that is so refreshing to watch. He convinces you that he's both ancient in age and new to life, and he keeps a sense of innocence about him that you never see in a man. Just simply refreshing. I love love love this movie.

[@JustinCredible61-g8n]

All the actors give a sterling performance, especially Anthony Hopkins. The beautiful music by Thomas Newman goes a long way to making the movie what it is too. You know, I shudder when I think of any other actors playing the roles; the mark of a great casting director is one who knows how to choose the character actors to back up the major stars. Jackpot! Yes,the movie's theme is a wacky one, but it could so easily have been a terrible movie in the hands of anyone else but Martin Brest. OK, so we have to suspend our belief throughout, but for me it's a relatively simple exercise. Call me mad, call me impulsive, call me madam, but I think it's possibly Brad Pitt's all-time best performance.

[@MoMoneyMoProbz]

TheHalfBloodPrince omfg......yes!!!! You made it perfectly clear and stated

[@MoMoneyMoProbz]

So many questions.... I love how you explained that. I wonder how she and her father sense who he was . She sensed it lasted and the father sensed it early on...its almost as if he temporarily granted them the ability to. Similar to the way he enabled the Caribbean elderly lady to sense something peaceful when he touched her. I also wonder why he didn't stay longer if he wanted to be with her so badly. I loved this movie but I think the ending with both men walking off could've been written better. Beautiful though

[@pencilcase787]

TheHalfBloodPrince This comment reflects exactly what I thought when I first saw that scene, the depth in his eyes were just amazing.

[@abbycrowell2469]

Just watched this movie. I can fully admit that I bawled my eyes out at this scene and the very end of the movie when she meets the real man in the body. This is truly the most beautiful film ever.

[@GentlyGiantGames]

00:22 The writing is so good. One of the best lines right here. "If you're trying to tell me my future you're looking on the wrong side." So many levels to that line. He's looking at the back of her hand while wondering if he should take her with him to the "other side". While she is talking about her hand, he doesn't even know which side of life she should stay on. He's struggling with taking her with him to the other side and wondering if that's wrong or not. It's so good.

[@LinakaGreensword]

David Macias ooooh nicely said!

[@itsflowerside]

i think it’s not that deep, it’s just because you’re supposed to do readings on the right hand if you’re a futureteller

[@StevenHanover]

@@itsflowerside it is that deep. Read Mark twains version of the devils son he tries have people live long as possible with as little pain.

[@Noble_Nomad]

God .. seems you are also a very deep person. Respect to you

[@mylespeterson2707]

@@StevenHanoverit's not that deep.

[@kazbrekker8550]

To really love someone is to let them go for their own happiness not yours, it is to look at the happiness of the beloved over their own

[@itsflowerside]

Kaz Brekker exactly. That’s why Joe brings the coffeeshop guy back for Susan because he’s the one she’s in love with. And Joe would do everything for her.

[@sonofizzy]

@@itsflowerside I wouldn't want to be in the shoes of anyone who would ever seek to do Susan any harm, that's for certain.

[@GeorgeLista]

Nope... that’s not really loving someone. Hope you find a better perspective. 🙏🏼

[@Fischerrrrrrrr]

@@GeorgeLista can you elaborate?

[@kuroneko0893]

Rewatching this scene, I just realized that Joe is extra sad because not only did he have to say goodbye to the woman he loved but in that moment when they were talking about their first meeting, he realized that she fell in love with the man in the coffee shop :'(

[@DiamondBodyHealing]

did not love her, it was lust. he realised that it was a fantasy on both sides and he had ridden the coattails of another uses personality.

[@john_vin]

My god i miss these kind of movies. Claire's soulful eyes - it's a man's treasure

[@nickie2011]

Brad Pitt's interpretation here is ridiculously good. I mean, the amount of pain and sorrow going through his eyes in this scene is unbelievable. Coupled with his desire and love for her. Such an incredibly intense moment. Awesome

[@bwing411]

I remember seeing a quote of his talking about how he got into character. Something about “you have to consider what this master of death has seen, and how he would feel about death, love, loneliness, etc” Really showed me this is one of his best roles yet. I think he absolutely nailed it. Imagine being able to make an audience fall in love with Death.. that’s talent.

[@marcussimmons9452]

"I could come with you.... You want me to wait? You'll come back?" Man, that hit.

[@sarbottamchowdhury9012]

She knows who he is She knew everything She knew it She was afraid of admitting he true identity Death was afraid too Both of them were afraid of losing each other just for confession. Somewhere she best possible way her love made accept his truth so it was so nacked in front of her that she didn'tcare to confess.

[@chriscornelius2518]

When she says she can go with him, it's one of the most heartbreaking parts of any movie I have seen. This movie is a bit uneven, but the ending is very good.

[@paperbackreader806]

I remember my husband and I seeing this in 1998 and we were both quiet as we left the theater. We got in the car and my husband turned to me and said "Look, I'm just going to say this and get it over with. Brad Pitt is the most beautiful human being on this planet. I could not take my eyes off of him in any scene because of his sheer beauty...like looking at a beautiful sculpture. You appreciate the beauty." What about you? I agreed and said that he absolutely took my breath away in scene after scene. In all of Hollywood's years, there have been handsome men, manly men, good looking men, and pretty boys. But only one beautiful man and that is Brad Pitt. He was at his peak in this movie.

[@asablue6456]

I had that thought when I saw "A River Runs Through It"

[@thomasoleary970]

Men have wanted men for pretty most of human history. I have never been attracted in that way. I can appreciate handsome. Claire Forlani is breathtaking in this movie. I could not take my eyes off of her in any scene. Beauty is fleeting. The dialogue about a man and woman taking care of each other, powerful yet rare. The divorce rate is so high. It is a reflection of the fact that most are look at the wrapper of an empty package. In this scene, Claire is smitten and senses there is something very forbidden about her attraction. She ends up grieving her father more than the man Joe Black appears to be. Nice wrapper on the Grim Reaper. She loses both ways. I just want to hold her.

[@anneelliot19]

almost like american Alain Delon

[@BlookbugIV]

That would sound reasonable if the chick in this scene wasn’t in the movie. She’s a knockout.

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

No, I think Elvis was a very beautiful man, so was Clint Walker. They are few, but they exist.

[@janicezeno1070]

"If I ever gain anything in this world, it was true love which is worth all the fame and riches of this world. My soul is free."

[@fayomayo92]

Janice Zeno oh my god

[@kingkofi8460]

the concept of this movie is so deep how can a movie about death be so beautiful Brad Pitt absolutely destroyed this film one of my top 10 movies

[@xelopi]

+GamerBritg89 If they said this movie was in their top 10 films, then I'm pretty sure it's safe to assume that "destroyed" was meant in a very good way haha.

[@A_Goat]

We Are Young ntiamoah I agree, another one would definitely be Robin Williams' - What Dreams May Come. That flick is a trip.

[@kkibela]

Hard to belive the critics hated it

[@Violettedubrinsky]

This was the movie that made me realize Brad Pitt is an A list celebrity with acting chops

[@cmf4321]

Best movie score of all time...and one of the best romantic movies of all time. If you haven't seen it..rent it. You'll never forget it.

[@Knoar]

Two of the most perfect faces

[@1956fordss]

Forlani's expressions, what they convey, were terrific. She should have had more exposure in movies.

[@AdrianaRamirez-pr5mc]

THIS is still the BEST scene from the movie. I get goosebumps listening to the score... one of my favorite movies when it came out almost 22 years ago, and still one of my all time favorites. definitely under rated.

[@scuba705]

This movie is one of the greatest. The writing, the storyline, and the actors. Beautifully written.

[@nitnitwati6482]

And the music, too

[@sydemoli5877]

Well that girls gonna live for a long time if death fell in love with her.

[@Heyitzj0sh]

Sy demoli I think it’s the opposite because he’d want her dead in order to see her in the afterlife

[@1SevenCirclesDesign]

Except he understood in the end that it would be selfish to just take her with him

[@jojovascue9532]

How would u know??

[@darkaquatus]

It's all goddamn favoritism, man. One bloody crony mess, even at death.

[@lisalisgarciavillegas1178]

😂😂😂❤

[@Ianthe22]

This is my favourite movie ever. Not only is the cast gorgeous and well cast, but the music sceneries and camera work is so superbly chosen and done.

[@Romanticus1983]

Susan : "Thank you for loving me"...best line in the movie...

[@shorty4edward]

I love this movie and the song takes the scene to another level I love how different the plot is

[@lewisdenver483]

Yes she could. She knew he was gone, that's why she said "I wish you could have known my father."

[@RobertTC009]

Didn't like this movie when it first came out. Saw it ten or so years later and loved it. Now it's on my must-watch once a year movie list.

[@aerosjesus400]

I agree that is definitely a watch later.

[@charlieyardservice5538]

I miss being in Love.

[@Calida2308]

Charlie Yard Service me too

[@charlieyardservice5538]

Happy New Year Viki Goose

[@charlieyardservice5538]

+Oliver Nielsen Standards, I have standards now that ,I'm older.

[@charlieyardservice5538]

+Oliver Nielsen Honestly, There's alot of nonsense going on in the dating scene.

[@JustinCredible61-g8n]

Nonsense? You mean shagging?

[@AliceOhAlim]

Claire Forlani = Beautiful Woman

[@juanjoseperotti5388]

Alice A Lim Oh Doenst look human, maybe a clone

[@Raison_d-etre]

Harvey Weinstein thought so too.

[@NoahAHueman]

The "Beauty" in who she chooses to be. Not just who she is. She is beautiful from those who admire. Those whom admire beauty, are diamonds in the rough.

[@vttb3916]

I‘ve studied mathemtaics for some years now. And I can confirm this equation is correct

[@claudiagalante9613]

Brad Pitt= most beautiful Man

[@ThomB1031]

The score is great here. Sad, hopeful, mysterious.

[@this_is_stupid-x3b]

If you like this you should check out Road to perdition very similar

[@ThomB1031]

@@this_is_stupid-x3b I watched Road to Perdition and The Magnificent the same afternoon back in the days of Netflix by mail. I agree, the score is equally good in The Road to Perdition.

[@williammclaughlin5869]

I haven't been in love in a very long time. This is probably what it should be like for a man and a woman. And if its true love nothing in this world will break it no matter what. Mystical scene and beautiful.

[@BAfan-tt9zl]

How about how Anthony Hopkins (as Susan's father) describes love in the helicopter in the beginning of the movie?! The writing... Anthony Hopkins's delivery ... WOW!!! No WONDER death had to come back to experience that!! That's a great description that we should all aspire to!! Gorgeously poetic. -And how about how Anthony Hopkins described meeting his late wife later in the movie?! He remembered what she was wearing ... what they ate... The writing was touching and fantastic, and Anthony Hopkins brought those words to life!! His performance was perfection.

[@DiamondBodyHealing]

this is not love, this is fantasy and lust. thats the point.

[@kiljaedyn]

the music score was absolutely fabulous.

[@godmode4790]

How can someone be this stunning? Claire forlani🖤

[@richardrejmer8721]

2:40. . . Fantastic score for this scene. . . Sweet, sad at the same time

[@noshadil]

I must have seen this movie at least 30 times over the years. Superb acting by everyone. Still watched it again in 2021. All time classic.

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I agree the movie is underrated. This film made me a fan of Brad. He played the part with such class and subtlety. Since he was death being human for the first time, his character had to possess a type of innocence, even though he was more than centuries od. Pitt captured that subtltybeautifully and believably without going overboard. Not an easy thing to do for an actor.

[@MakingDisciples4Jesus]

I completely agree

[@charityjohnson6202]

Can I just say the actress in this movie is ridiculously stunning

[@N-T-W]

"You want me to wait,? You'd come back?" Astounding acting .....

[@TheRickie41]

Has someone remarked that great acting? He actually plays the part of an animated corpse here...with such brilliance!

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

1:35 When Death realizes that she's in love with the coffee shop guy and not him.

[@MrForttunate]

for her they are one and the same , like she said , " my head was turned " in the coffee shop , but it was her interactions with death that the head turn turned to love , in this scene she spoke the words that made a grown man want to cry , " I COULD COME WITH YOU " .

[@Thickjellyfish]

@@MrForttunate it will make me feel week af 🥺

[@AK-vb9fv]

I think it was joe she had fallen in love with instead of the coffee shop guy. When joe leaves and the coffee shop guy returns, the pain on her face tells that.

[@prisk9816]

2:40 did anyone notice that single tear rolling down her face after the kiss... this is heartbreaking

[@tsicy6731]

Great catch!

[@nicoloantonini3220]

-There is something I do want to tell you. -But you can't? Just now when you hesitated, I got a chill. Remember that morning in the coffee shop? When you said: "What's wrong with taking care of a woman? She takes care of you." -Did I say that? Mm. -And I said you'd have a hard time finding a woman like that these days. Well, you found one, Joe. -The coffee shop. -That was the place, and you were the guy. [...] -May I kiss you? Beautiful scene.

[@Tigs62]

The music score for this film is such a masterpiece. It swoops in and makes every intimate scene so powerful, pulling on your heart and emotions in a primal way.

[@jamesashford6111]

I love how see gazes into his eyes with that beautiful smile! Hello doll face! 🤪

[@2degucitas]

Her looks are like a cross between Michelle Pfeiffer and Jennifer Garner. Her eyes are tantalizing. They way the music swells when they kiss, so bittersweet and heartbreaking. The score is wonderful.

[@allencollins6031]

Reminds me a little of Barbara Streisand too.

[@MrForttunate]

the level of talent involved in this production means it could only be what it is , a CINEMATIC MASTERPIECE .

[@chadc2524]

All of these years later, and I Love watching this scene!

[@jmatt4life]

I love how this movie just pulls you in along with the characters and you feel it. I don’t mind being torn up in the end! What a ride!!!

[@matatabi2854]

When you're so beautiful even death fell in love..

[@November_Rose]

2018 and I'm still watching this movie .. why

[@jenbroccoli861]

LadySwanify! NovemberRose 2018!? Lol.....okay.....

[@MoMoneyMoProbz]

LadySwanify! NovemberRose 2017 dummy

[@TheKappybook]

LadySwanify! NovemberRose the next clip where Bill and his daughter talk and Bill has his monologue is one of the most touching pieces of film

[@kkibela]

Its ahead of its time.. A consciousness we are now coming to understand

[@mikewest5285]

LadySwanify! NovemberRose Because nothing beats true love. There’s only one main character in this film without it. And the immense love the other characters express for each other are beyond what words can express. A daughter’s love for her father, despite realizing he isn’t her favorite( without being jealous of that favoritism)...his infinite love for his favorite, and their “daddy’s girl” bond...major attraction between two love birds that is so compelling they have the desire to build a relationship of genuine, deep love. Love expressed through painful sacrifice. A couple’s love so genuine that’s expressed nonverbally to the degree the audience can feel it. The kind of love everyone on this planet yearns for. That’s why.

[@singalternative]

The movie represents the apex of our sensitivity, idealism and beauty... whenever I forget how beautiful the world CAN be, I watch this film. To all of my fellow commenters, you have great taste!

[@keverinkarama]

Claire Forlani is so gorgeous in this scene.

[@SilverWolf89936]

This movie is such a masterpiece. Definitely underrated.

[@Cton88]

Not merely the scene itself, but the music/score 🎶 simply does it! 👌🏼

[@garyleslie4238]

This is a very well acted movie from everyone.

[@kjsmith8442]

She reminded him(death) everything that they talked in the coffee shop. Because she somehow knew(even though she didnt want to but still she knew)that he is not the guy she met on the coffeshop. This scene is special because of this. They both knew that his is not the same man. But still they love each other so much. The first reason why she had this feelings for him was because of all the thing Real Joe told her when they first met. But then she fell in love with the Death not Joe she knows it and he(death) knows it. Thats why its sad

[@41_fybbi_yuvraj]

The way the theme started when they are kissing , it is mind blowing , awesome and best scene .if you see a movie from start to end and listen to it each and everything what's happening in the movie and be aware of it , you will be amazed . ❤️

[@emmatyler4375]

She loved him for who he was. I think he provided a much deeper connection than the coffee shop guy.

[@garyking5036]

Correct but in the end she'll fall in love with him (again). That's the reason Death took his body.

[@BAfan-tt9zl]

But that made sense, too. She had just met the coffee shop guy - you could immediately see the potential - but he was younger, and not as deep yet in his maturity. So they would be growing into the deeper love. But Death had been around literally forever, and was there expressly to experience a deep love and connection with life. So their connection was immediately on a deep level!

[@stevetillcock7361]

Genius film story casting and performances.

[@jlin-rx7os]

What a scene! compare joe-death here vs in the emergency room with the old woman when he was so confident and cocky, not being able to fully empathize with the old woman's physical pain. Here, he is vulnerable, confused, and hurt when she relates her meeting with joe-human in the coffee. It is pain "thru and thru" when he realises it isn't him she is in love with! Death really went thru the whole gamut of human life in this movie. And the element of luck in life and love. Death here really personifies human life - the beauty and pain that we will all one day have to leave behind. Live life to the fullest.

[@texas70.32]

Claire Forlani if you are reading this… your performance was perfection.

[@rarkrk2681]

You can see the right moment where Death realized she fell in love with him twice... but he was never the first guy in the first place. And how selfish would be for him taking her too if she realizes who he really is, even if she loves him for what he is. :( A love story we never got to see nowadays.

[@Shrubbs]

Bingo, you nailed it

[@jamesmcclellan9376]

Wonderful scene, did anyone notice when Black said Susan, thank you for loving me that the last part was said in Death's original voice? That part is what drives it home.....when he truly lays it all on the table.

[@mrklean0292]

I loved this movie from the first time I saw it to this day. His revealing who he really is and his intentions plus the score were my favorite parts of the movie.

[@belamoure]

Like great wines that movies when it was presented the first times to the public astonished shoccked and infuriated. But 25 years later it is finally re discovered as pure perfection. Brad Pitt is sublime, the young actress Susan is a miracle of tenderness, all fits in all. Bravo, brilliant, emotional bliss.

[@chuckhelson3744]

We never know when their time will come, but we know it eventually will. Say your goodbyes and “ I Love you’s “ , well before the time. Make sure they know exactly how you feel, ahead of time and reinforce those feelings as often as possible, right to the last second. It’s such a glorifying time to lay it all on the line.

[@arunr3713]

Exquisite acting by Ms. Forlani. Can't tell if it's a movie or reality.

[@fredrm6023]

I remember when I left home at 18 I had to say good bye to my then girlfriend who I fell madly in love. She wanted to stay with her family while I wanted to move to the big city and start a new life. She cried asking if I'd come back to visit or if maybe I could just wait a bit longer then she'd have the courage to come with me. At the time I decided to leave and all i can remember is her pleading with me not to leave. I know i did the right thing by leaving but not a day goes by I don't wish I made a different choice. I never saw her again and I haven't fell in love with anyone the same way again.

[@sarahtopete7255]

Have you reached out to her by any chance sorry I’m just curious ??

[@missnazstylee]

i’m sure she maybe feels the same way as you do and you still have a soft spot in her heart. maybe try to reach out to her again? try a reconciliation? you only live once, it wouldn’t hurt to try to reach out and see if anything is still possible. especially if you still have such strong feelings for her❤️

[@dandeli0nwish]

All i can say is if you fell that way talk to her tell her how you feel and who know what could happen somthing bad or something good take a risk because life to short for what ifs.

[@jennyoyster5054]

Fred RM MY FREAKING HEART MAN....

[@elena6366]

The first time I saw this scene on TV. I had to watch the whole movie. When she just nods her head. You can feel the emotion.

[@oash6041]

It makes you really wonder, did she really fall in love with Joe(or whatever his real name is)? Or did she fall in love with death? Joe was the one that made her feel something in that coffee shop and made her mind wonder what could be, but death was the one that seduced her heart

[@scalisemichela9632]

I am asking myself the same question

[@cristobalhollin]

Fantastic movie all the way through, and a wonderful piece of music from Thomas Newman!

[@kevinpitts22able]

This has to be one of the best musical scores ever written.

[@TonivomBananenboot]

Back then when Hollywood making Blockbuster Movies.

[@violetjames7534]

This is the first movie I saw in the theatre after my dad passed away. I cried so hard and couldn’t move till the next showing.

[@BAfan-tt9zl]

I'm so sorry for your loss!! That would be heartbreaking to see this movie then! -I can see why you would react that way! I was super close with my dad, and Susan's relationship with her dad was what I love the most about this movie!! Anthony Hopkins plays that with perfection, and the tenderness that they have between them is obvious with each scene that they're together! Just beautiful - and inspiring!When he danced with her at the party, it was too precious for words!

[@violetjames7534]

@@BAfan-tt9zl 💜

[@kavishkhamesra3582]

One of the most amazing movies, great scene . Death falling in love with human feelings..

[@malcolmxg6496]

One of the greatest movies

[@catherinerickard699]

I remember watching this, then went on holiday, and spotted a lad my age who looked like brad in this…, we ended up in same hotel. we ended up having a holiday romance, i was 16 he was 17. It was the most romantic thing ever for me, i had soundtrack for this in my head the first time we kissed. Everything said about love and how it should make you feel in film was exactly how i felt with him .. I am late 30s and i still remember everything about that holiday.

[@lilboysweatnicabrandonshow8568]

"What a glorious night, every face I see is a memory. It may not be a perfectly perfect memory. Sometimes we had our ups and downs. But we're all together, and you're mine for a night. And I'm gonna break precedent and tell you my one wish. That you would have a life as lucky as mine, where you can wake up one morning and say, I don't want anything more. Sixty-Five Years. Don't they go by in a blink?" My father just turned 65 last month. This movie is an inspiration to all.

[@dederistote]

This actress is absolutely gorgeous

[@jihangamal5823]

No matter how you see it, the car crash victim's loved one was key in bringing him back. She made love with him while he was in the grip of death. You could say she brought him back to life. Her vocation as a doctor is highly symbolic.

[@nalonnehc]

Damn she is the finest

[@juanjoseperotti5388]

Nolan Chen So hot

[@chill4660]

I never found her pretty

[@sgtcrab1]

@@chill4660 That is the mystery. She is not particularly pretty but OMG she is just so perfect!

[@marilainavanderburg2834]

I think she is stunning..but its also the character that makes her "extra" here

[@PatrickOCnMD]

Truly the most beautiful woman. Just ravishing.

[@gregoryschrupp2518]

thanks for this cinematic masterpiece, i watch these scenes and bawl my eyes out every time.

[@markiegreen5214]

every man wanted to look like Brad

[@colineyamato5850]

everything in this movie felt like a dream. A hazy dream both beautiful and sad, and you feel every bit of the moment. Like when they said goodbye, it hurt you too. :(

[@gladecornelius]

Meet Joe Black is one of those movies that you have to see at a matinee in an IMAX theatre in a big city anywhere to fit the scale of what they did. Aesthetically this reminds me of those movies that looked amazing in a premiere.

[@Pammie1221]

I bought this DVD years ago. Now I'm going to have to watch it. Not complaining. It was really a good and unique movie.

[@haleyw5469]

My all-time favorite Brad Pitt movie

[@georgechountalos1906]

They don't make movies like this anymore. But they should.

[@KermitCamp]

The way she looked and shook in fear and love was truly amazing to me. If they just gave a little more confirmation of what happened it would have been the best scenes (best acting) in the movie.

[@loveavril1022]

Claire's eyes can express so much feelings❤