Meet Joe Black - "You're Someone Else"

[@sleepyskorpion]

I wonder if she would recognise him when it's her time... when he comes to collect her... that would be an interesting movie in itself.

[@bollywood_kahani]

That would have made an amazing sequel, right? :)

[@bollywood_kahani]

This was the original inspiration for Martin Brest's script: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Takes_a_Holiday

[@eddybulich3309]

@@bollywood_kahani Which was taken from the Italian play La Morte in Vacanza by Alberto Casella

[@sonofizzy]

I believe that Death would watch over her throughout her life, and Lord help anyone who tried to hurt her.

[@Nikki_the_G]

Yes! I would love to see that moment. Although by then, she may have accepted that is who he was. She knew, she just didn't want to accept it. It would probably be something to look forward to, death wouldn't be a stranger, he would be someone you knew and loved.

[@kathrynbellerose3925]

She knew who he was. The way Brad Pitt played this part his eyes were expressionless and cold just like death. Wonderful acting of all cast members in this movie.

[@sphinxrising1129]

Death real death is never like they show in the movies. Softer than wings of a butterfly, one second you are there & the next you are not. I've experienced the other side & the trip between the two places, life & death are the scary part.

[@heidikickhouse-]

@@sphinxrising1129 My library card's been punched, I need a sneak preview. What did you see that made death be frightening? ( if you don't mind my asking...).

[@destinixshakur]

Yes because she knew the differences between both of them . I think this movie is amazing

[@davesimmons9033]

Beatiful underrated movie.

[@dwhitman3092]

@@heidikickhouse- seriously --- especially with so many near death experience accounts known. Interesting always to hear someone's experience.

[@MoMoneyMoProbz]

They both played their parts so well... her emotions showed every bit on her face.. confusion, worry, fear, denial, and love. Looking at Brad's face was like looking at death itself. Emotionless, empty, void

[@rr7firefly]

Although he did cover a range of sweet expressions. That second scene in the hospital with the old lady, for example, when she asks him about love.

[@Trillionstrill]

👀👀

[@TheHiddenPearl]

One of the four sexiest scenes in the whole movies between them. Sexier than the sex scene itself!

[@seikibrian8641]

"Emotionless, empty, void." I didn't see that at all; I saw a deep compassion and a wisdom beyond understanding. I even saw love, despite him not consciously knowing what that was.

[@BipoIarbear]

I think he told her or showed her like the old lady

[@Meowface.]

She’s an amazing actress So many emotions she conveys just with her eyes

[@bollywood_kahani]

Indeed! Forlani was such a gorgeous and talented actress! Totally totally overlooked most of her career. Sigh.

[@MrMice...]

Yes, this. I've always said that about this movie. You'll never find an actress/actor "act" more with their eyes than she did in this. Seriously, watch the movie over and just watch her eyes, it's mesmerizing.

[@adamc.sieracki4145]

Some impressive acting. And Claire Forlani is gorgeous.

[@seikibrian8641]

So is Brad Pitt.

[@michaelpena5567]

Really brings out her beauty

[@claudiagalante9613]

And Brad Pitt is incredibly gorgeous

[@Brandonson80]

She is stunning!

[@neilburns8869]

Also known as Mrs Scott as she's married to Scottish actor Dougray Scott. But she plays this role exceptionally well.

[@frenchify7506]

And so Death fell in love with Life

[@helenpruzan6970]

We cant have one without the other.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Yes, it would appear so :)

[@tmulcahy7869]

@Cali Girl ...and they have nowhere to build their nest 😔

[@teayabrown3924]

That actually reminds me of this cute little video called "The Life of Death"

[@notsigne3850]

@Cali Girl Thats how it usually is dipicted in psychology in film ect

[@jzwalz51robin45]

Great acting: her showing emotion, him showing dead eyes.

[@sphinxrising1129]

I seen eyes of compassion but resolve at the same time.

[@abhishekbal399]

I dont think anybody else would have done justice to Claire's role. She could not have uttered a single word and let her eyes do the rest. So so very pretty.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Absolutely gorgeous. What a talented actress! ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheRickie41]

That breeze of eternity in his eyes is very intense.

[@jackjones298]

Realize you've fallen in love with hot af Death. And _then_ it dawns on you maybe your dear dad is on borrowed time. And suddenly denial ain't just a river in Egypt.

[@bollywood_kahani]

An epic scene that stays forever with the fan of this movie.

[@totaloutlanderobsession8013]

ROFL at your comment 👍 thanks.

[@johncourtright1632]

Nicely said! Lol

[@TheComputec]

And Brad Pitt's realisation that she loves "the guy she met in the coffee shop" is suddenly conveyed in the sadness you can see in his eyes

[@FengQingista]

Someone watches Grey’s Anatomy… 😉

[@thegreatreverendx]

A completely phenomenal, unforgettable performance by Forlani.

[@bollywood_kahani]

There is an 180 minute run-time on this, a test of patience for the average movie-goer back in the late 90s, when the only memorable parallel was Titanic! While this certainly didn't have the cinematic grandeur and legacy of that James Cameron outing, Martin Brest certainly overdid himself with Joe Black. Of the 3 hours, these were possibly the best 2 minutes of the entire film. Brad Pitt was certainly the star of the 90s. But Claire Forlani was certainly overlooked at her peak. I wish she had gotten more movies, as well as an Oscar, to add to her standing. She could have easily run with the best of her era.

[@thegreatreverendx]

@@bollywood_kahani She and Hopkins were the best two in the film. The movie was good and memorable, even haunting, but could have done well with some editing to reveal an even better movie.

[@bollywood_kahani]

@@thegreatreverendx I guess we all have our favorite moments from this movie, as well as parts that we feel could have done with better edits.

[@06750here]

Best underrated movie ever

[@johncourtright1632]

A truly miraculous performance by Claire Forlani! I loved two aspects of this scene in particular: 1) The contrast in the eyes - hers gradually being filled with absolute terror and his filled with calm compassion and ancient knowledge, and 2) How the name "Joe" is used throughout the movie as a protection device for the person saying it - Bill uses it ("This is Joe") to protect himself at the Board Meeting when Drew asks, "Who is the man standing to your left?"; Joe uses it ("I'm Joe") to protect himself when Susan asks, "So tell me Joe... How come a man as attractive, intelligent, well-spoken... diffident in the most seductive way, and yet... powerful... is all alone in this world?", and Susan uses it ("You're Joe") in this scene to protect herself from needing to say out loud the horrifying truth of who Joe really is.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Amazing analysis that just slices through the fog. I'm overwhelmed actually with all the interaction I've got from this clip. Like a few here, you just nail it! Thanks much, sir 🙏🏽

[@brettthomas7038]

"You're Joe", is simply an acceptance of death. When it is in your face, when you see it approaching from a distance, when you dream of it, when it comes to find you. You are you, in the same vein. Once you accept that fact, life gains new meaning. Like the rays of the sun going on for eons, we mistakenly think they disappear at night... You are you, in dusk, and in light. Accept yourself, and you'll be alright.

[@chrisreed3929]

I have just watched this movie for the first time. I love your comment, you put into words, that which I can not articulate as well. I still can't stop thinking about the film.

[@pzzuo1387]

Wow, John, you put it _so_ succinctly! Absolutely love your dissection of this moment.

[@johncourtright1632]

@@pzzuo1387 Thank you. I appreciate it. Such wonderful acting! This is one of several special moments in the film to be sure.

[@bobpeterson1123]

Claire Forlani has the most amazing eyes I've ever seen.

[@David-fn1ek]

She knew, and the truth was incomprehensible to her.

[@sonofizzy]

She knew, but instead of recoiling in horror preserved on the surface the fragile fiction of "Joe" to be kind. She deliberately let him down easy and with grace because she still cared. He reciprocated and accepted this with bittersweet love and grace. They were both kind to one another. A beautiful scene.

[@sonofizzy]

@Alex M If you watch her expression again throughout the scene, it is clear that she knew, especially with him gazing at her which was a sign throughout the movie that he was conveying something. And her wan little smile was perfect for what she knew could never be, but letting him down easy by preserving what they both now knew was a polite fiction between them. The contrived explanation that you offer is not borne out by the expressions of the characters, what they say, and the music. Her conscious mind knew, starting with the expressed realization that he was someone else and saying that scared her to find out who. When Joe says it doesn't matter what I am, but that she knows who he is; listen to the the music right after that while he is looking at her and she is looking at him, and watch her expressions as she comes to a decision. It's all there if you pay attention. Ah, yes, and Joe had a bittersweet smile because he know that what he wanted could now never be, but still cared. The mutual caring shown at the end of the scene is beautiful.

[@dakikawoodard3043]

She knew and was fucking scared........lol

[@brethart9214]

@@sonofizzy exactly u nailed it thought the same thing.

[@moonpiespotlight4759]

@@sonofizzy He got what he wanted in the end - to know what it was like to be human, to experience rejection.

[@soflopanelsindiecomicmagaz6471]

I've come to realize that the five stages of grief plays as part of the continual theme throughout the movie. Once she realizes that he is death she goes into denial. A truly amazing film and one of my personal favorites.

[@destinixshakur]

Yes 💯💯

[@jjj5413]

Heartbreaking. Great acting. His face shows almost a bit of relief when she just says Joe.

[@sonofizzy-rev]

Not relief. She knew, but in that realization also knew that she could never be the bride of Death - she was too full of life. And upon that realization, she was kind to Death, saying that she knew he was - Joe - putting him back in his place as a close, loved one, but not a beloved. With similar grace, Death accepted that she could not bring herself to love him as he loved her, but would always be there for her. Truly, Death was truly noble in this scene as extended a bit after the clip. Beautiful.

[@Me-kl4yk]

This is an actress strong ability to convey emotion. Brad pit is acting on her acting... this scene is the most powerful one in the whole movie. Two thumbs up!

[@bollywood_kahani]

Absolutely, me 2! You nailed it 😍 What an amazing pair and what an amazing scene ♥️♥️♥️

[@shirleyminassian1547]

I agree, very powerful scene

[@destinixshakur]

It does appear to be like that

[@David-fn1ek]

Powerful scene, the fear that comes over her when she realizes who he is.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Very! 😊

[@Cee2427]

One of the best moments in tv history of realization...she shudders as it hits her...beautiful scene and a very very beautiful woman

[@OceanSwimmer]

David 1755 --- Such a powerful scene: we watch Claire go through curiosity, then pause when she realizes there is much more going on with this Being who is not human. You see pure fear, and admirable self control as she gathers her courage, smiles and offers Death respect and courtesy. Her body is noticeably shaking -- as her intuition informs her that this presence is not at all what she thought. The scene finishes with his promise she will always have what she found in the Coffee Shop: the love of her life. I love this movie. I'm an old lady and this film, especially this part, always makes me cry. Not sad. Not scared. Just very moved watching a convincing meeting between Youth and Ending. My family hates this movie. Don't care!

[@october71777]

@@OceanSwimmer You nailed it. Put into words what I missed. When I saw this movie I saw Brad Pitt completely different. No man should look that good. I'm a man too. :-) He stood in line for handsome twice. And on the third time, he denied ever standing in line.

[@OceanSwimmer]

@@october71777 ---- Good point about Mr. Pitt being uncommonly handsome. I think his acting in this movie is inspired: he conveys the power Death has over all lives; on subsequent viewings you witness a Being that hungers for a human experience in all its fullness. Allowing Claire a glimpse of his identity was a generous act. Returning to her the man she lost at the coffee shop was exceptional, an action worthy of a divine Being. Pure love.

[@Nikki_the_G]

She was great in this film. Man, I miss movies like this.

[@felicitasreyes6024]

Me too.

[@andreamcgrath852]

Please God let him be the one who comes for me when it's my time

[@carolynfeldman9643]

The 2 of them together is breathtaking. The music in this film was the most romantic in movie history. Incredible background music..

[@johncourtright1632]

I defy any fan of this movie to listen to the amazing soundtrack by Thomas Newman without getting emotional. My favorite piece is "Whisper Of A Thrill" at kzbin.info/www/bejne/laukgJqOnqeAm5I

[@patriciahinkin9159]

I agree, the music is so touching , I think he looks innocent, not cold, as some have said

[@KING-ZEAL]

"That Other Place" always makes me cry, without fail. One of the only pieces of music that I have no defense against, for some reason. I just cry. It is too beautiful and also bittersweet. To finally make it through this life and to go on to see the face of the Lord, face to face. That is what I think of. That's why I break.

[@claycthesunburntband7750]

Her amazing acting made the whole movie work! Not just her lines, but her emotions and expressions made this absolutely real.

[@claire3598]

This scene always gives me chills.

[@NicolasCharly]

I watched this movie yesterday for the first time, at 32, after my ex talked about it for years. I cried. What a beautiful movie. And that scene... Chills.

[@seanlinnan2719]

One of the best movies in history. An epic, existential drama. Claire is unbelievable. Innocent, poised, but the eyes and her shy demeanor ate impeccable. Perfect cast.

[@jakemorrison548]

It’s a cult classic…welcome to the cult

[@dipuomosea3183]

It doesn't matter what I am....You know who I am.

[@PatrickOCnMD]

She is one of the most beautiful ladies I have ever seen in a movie Wow

[@jihangamal5823]

She was outstanding in this scene.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Totally!

[@robertcarbno3914]

One of the greatest movie scenes ever, true love does transcend even death. And thank you it has been a long time since I have seen this beautiful scene I do love it.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Absolutely, Robert. I had to upload it and I'm happy that it has brought such joy and nostalgia to so many.

[@destinixshakur]

Yes! Amen!

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Samsung Ericsson

[@TheOneSoulMate_]

All the acting was amazing in this movie. She is the one that blew my mind. Her acting was flawless. Her expressions were captivating. She even took it further with the micro expressions. You could read her face to know exactly what she was feeling. I believed everything she did and said. She is also drop dead gorgeous! No one stands a chance of just walking away from her. One look and it’s game over. This is one of my favorite movies. I own it and just watched again last week.

[@Dutchy-1168]

Indeed ….. she has it all ‼️‼️❤️❤️

[@KING-ZEAL]

A masterclass in acting, writing, cinematography, and especially score. Some of the best acting I have ever seen. Sometimes it didn't even feel like acting, like here. One of my favorite movies. I always cry when the score plays the track "That Other Place" and the main theme hits its crescendo.

[@franzhaas5597]

The soundtrack is beautiful.

[@billmoss2877]

How did I miss this masterpiece. I am totally enthralled with its concept. In a word, I am 'obsessed.'

[@bollywood_kahani]

It's truly a masterpiece, yes!

[@jakemorrison548]

It’s been a year now, how many times have you watched this?

[@danwayne1631]

This scene was a tearjerker when you could see in her eyes that she finally knew who "joe" really was! It, to me, should have at least gotten her an Oscar nomination!

[@danwayne1631]

Instead of hesitating to finally say "You're Joe." She was within a split second of saying "You are Death."

[@bollywood_kahani]

Totally! ❤

[@bollywood_kahani]

As I told someone else: In any other industry Claire Forlani might have gained iconic status. But this is Hollywood, where competition -- not to mention, politics -- is so great that breaking to the top is so difficult.

[@jasonmarleyrain6226]

Literally the best moment in film acting history and she wasn't even nominated for an Oscar much less anyone remembering her name.

[@TheHiddenPearl]

The best romantic fantasy ever on cinema! Falling in love with Death and turn him back into Life!!

[@finisterfoul]

This movie is brilliant in so many ways. Great script, acting and production.

[@bollywood_kahani]

One of the best ever and one of the most underrated too!

[@Nikki_the_G]

And musical score, it was amazing.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Thanks, everyone. The most fascinating scene from one of the most magical movies ever made.

[@VadulTharys]

This scene always brings tears to my eyes, I hope my son and daughter were greeted with an being this compassionate. I have always felt they must have as peaceful as they seemed when they finally drew that last breath. My wife and I watched without knowing what it was about a month after their funeral. So many tears of pain and joy, such a deeply touching movie.

[@bollywood_kahani]

VadulTharys , so sorry to hear of your loss.

[@madwolfgarton9997]

Death is not proud fierce or dreadful. Death is kind and gentle. Your little lad and lady were and still are in good hands. I assure you.

[@hannahahle]

Extraordinary! True art. Completely captivated by both of them. I haven’t seen this film in such a long time and was amazing to stumble upon this. KZbin is magic.

[@bollywood_kahani]

I just hit 700k views on it. The nostalgia people have over this is amazing.

[@paultokjian7915]

Such an underrated movie. Its ridiculous. The wind blowing her hair works so effectively here with the theme as well.

[@bollywood_kahani]

I have watched it about 20 times over the past 20 years. And each time, I fall in love with it all over again. Truly magical!

[@rickyhurtado]

Had Susan never brought up the coffee shop, Joe would’ve likely went forward with his original plan. Her bringing it up confirmed to JB that 1) he wasn’t the guy she actually fell for, and 2) he could give her back that moment, and that this would be the thing that was “hard to let go.” He learns in these few moments what life actually was.

[@bollywood_kahani]

You nailed it, mate!

[@cary6385]

exactly pointee. Thank you for sharing.

[@destinixshakur]

Agree

[@Leisurelee53]

An eternal all knowing undying entity came face to face with human chemistry. And, having gone from experiencing peanut butter to love making, he understands. This is not his place. It's sad. For both. But also beautiful.

[@TheHiddenPearl]

I suggest there should be a kind of award called Delayed Awards, just waiting for the movies being absorbed deeper more in audiences to get the right judgement on the movie. Like give it 10 years, 15 years and we bring them out to review and grant awards? I have seen a lot of movies underrated.

[@teresamarzia84]

Oh, this is a great idea, that would be awesome 😊

[@abigaildeeks8328]

Yes Shawshank Redemption is another one

[@DD-rp2qr]

I really liked what this movie has to say about living. Also IMO this is a good example of how older movies with good idea can be remade or updated for modern audiences.

[@chrisweidner4768]

Beautifully said. Watch “ The Razor’s Edge” with Bill Murray. The most important film of this 62 year old’s life. Although this is definitely a masterpiece.

[@Cheekaka]

That's a great idea! Do you think society today would find reasons to dislike, critique or insult great films from the past?

[@marcelcicort9671]

What expressions, what feelings, what acting.. woww

[@bollywood_kahani]

They were both incredible ... matching each other frame for frame. This is easily my best Brad Pitt film!

[@moboutmen]

The most emotive eyes on the planet.

[@marionhenriquet2036]

The Claire Forlani 's and Bread Pitt 's eyes are really amazing !!!

[@hachiko4306]

Amazing acting from them both! I could feel the emotions as if they were a real couple!

[@destinixshakur]

Yes

[@michaeldennisfortunoasidda2053]

this movie has always been on top of my list ..one of the best movie ever done...

[@bollywood_kahani]

Yes, Michael: An amazing movie ❤️

[@joemunch58]

One of my favorite movies. I tried to watch it for the first time shortly after my father's death, and just could not. I've watched it several times since. Love it.

[@CLASSICCOKEMAN3]

"It doesn't matter what I am, you know who I am"

[@edwarddejong8025]

It is a great movie that will stand the test of time. Firstly the score is one of the best ever made, and secondly it is understated, which is critical to how it feels. Thirdly, the cast is superb, could not have been better IMHO.

[@sweetange64]

Agree with you on every count. Shame the useless Academy didn't see fit to award the amazing Thomas Newman an award. They are truly clueless.

[@destinixshakur]

Everything about this movie was magical fr

[@jashanmalsj]

What a powerful scene. Her acting, facial expressions are so moving.

[@bollywood_kahani]

In any other industry, Claire Forlani might have gained iconic status. But Hollywood is so competitive -- and so political -- that breaking to the top is so extremely hard.

[@CalTxDude]

Thank you for posting this! She is stunning in this film she absolutely breaks my heart in this performance!

[@bollywood_kahani]

One of the most beautiful actresses of her time, for sure. And what delivery. She really lived the character 😍

[@spooge33]

The comments here are amazing. What an incredible movie. My unsung hero is the score.

[@misswendyjane4992]

I really have to watch this movie again - when it first came out I was distracted by just beautiful he was I couldn't even keep track of what was going on.

[@debbyhelm8171]

Omg Brad Pitt beautiful beyond words ❤ This film had me in tears especially the ending heartbreaking.. 🥺❤😩❤

[@bollywood_kahani]

This is one scene you can watch over and over without tiring. Claire Forlani's expression, especially, is amazing.

[@lucouslenard9351]

I KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS CLIP

[@stevetillcock7361]

The film grew on me and now I LOVE it.

[@sabrinashelton1997]

How on earth does anyone look like he looks? He is just unreal.

[@bollywood_kahani]

That's why he plays "death".

[@andreawalsh7863]

Gorgeous Man

[@slothymango]

I have been told I look and sound exactly like Brad pitt all my teenage years and into my 20's. By dentists and employers and girlfriends and friends and strangers and shop keepers and teachers. It's unbearable, I don't know why God did this to me. If you're going to make be beautiful, make me uniquely beautiful, don't make me a carbon copy of one of the most famous people on Earth. I sometimes want to become fat and ugly.

[@slothymango]

I have repeatedly been in hook ups and short term relationships only to find out that they just think I look like Brad pitt, nothing more. It breaks my heart to pieces every time. I will never find love unless I find someone who doesn't know who Brad Pitt is. I wish this on no one.

[@slothymango]

I met Brad Pitt at a Formula One race in Texas once, even he himself was shocked. He asked to take a picture with ME!

[@RAJKUMARSIDH20]

She actually already knew who he was in that scene. Just didn’t utter the name 'death'. She then changed her feelings and said 'you are joe', which is just to relax him, not to break him. The most outstanding scene they played here.

[@IdgaradLyracant]

But if you notice, Death is disappointed and say "Yes, I'm Joe". He wanted her to love him, Death, not the shell of Joe. He was hoping she could understand him, truly, without the filter of Joe, but she can't, she is only human after all. She can only understand Joe, she cannot comprehend him as Death despite her effort.

[@MuantanamoMobile]

@@IdgaradLyracant It's terrifying. Especially the implications for anyone...it's like staring into a bottomless abyss and being asked to jump into it trusting that everything will be just fine.

[@kingofyoutube9318]

1:38 - 1:58 best music. Melts your heart.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Yes, haunting ... literally 😍

[@mikewoodson6930]

My gosh she’s absolutely stunning. Such a beautiful girl.

[@Zarazazaza]

Love it, great acting. The fear she shows when she realizes Joe is not from this world.

[@moonpiespotlight4759]

What artistry to make such a haunting scene that sends chills down your spine without ever doing anything spooky.

[@oodjee]

This scene is in parallel to Bill meeting Joe for the first time... Bill: "You're..." Death: Yes? Bill: You're..." Death: "Who am I?" Bill: "...Death." Like father, like daughter, but daughter didn't want to utter the truth.

[@bollywood_kahani]

Fascinating recall 😲 Thanks much!

[@carolinedimattia6917]

This movie was outstanding!! so much emotion 🤧all over the place from one part to another 🌟🌟🌟🌟❤️🙏Best movie all actors outstanding performances ❤️ give them all🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@fetusofetuso2122]

How do you feel when you find out you fell in love with Death itself.

[@bollywood_kahani]

fetuso fetuso, Claire Forlani just showed us.

[@drive2160]

fetuso fetuso Deadpool?

[@deviousclaymore]

beefboy01 but how does she know

[@brayanorellana3070]

Wasim Thalath by analizing him, She's kind of a wise women

[@Ancientneutrality]

Wasim Thalath a woman labeled him as a spirit right before he took her before her time. And he doesn’t act like a human would.

[@williammclaughlin811]

Her eyes in this scene is so stunning beautiful and magical and unless your not connected to the spiritual world you definitely wont see what i am seeing

[@bollywood_kahani]

I see it. A truly magnificent scene. An incredibly underrated movie.

[@mawk541]

That was the impossible love. It was not meant to happen! A human being, falls in love with the "Angel of death". Very well played.

[@destinixshakur]

Would death technically be a fallin angel? 🤔🤔

[@IdgaradLyracant]

@@destinixshakur In the context of the movie... ehh... more of a long overdue vacation.

[@ekstasiqX]

Life craves death, and death craves life, death never got the chance to live, he's sad and longs for what everyone else had a chance at. I feel sympathy for him, he just wants to be like everyone else, but instead he witnesses everyone elses life, and only shows up when it's time to take them, making him even more sad, because it makes him realize over and over what he can never have, he longs for freedom, yet death is freedom to most, but for him life is freedom, we all want to escape.

[@prashantshah921]

She is just awesome! Very natural.

[@Chambinho4.0]

O Brasil simplesmente ama essa atriz Claire

[@esino6667]

Such a beautiful man, out of this world

[@iheartbridalcouture5989]

Love how his left eye is dark, like he's really not alone in there. His countenance is dark tho. Like death is in control

[@seanmclaughlin4395]

Mystical and mysissisim that goes beyond the bounderies that we know. And very soulful 💥💥💥💥💥

[@bollywood_kahani]

Thanks, Sean. No matter how many times I watch it, I can never get enough of Claire Forlani's expressions. A truly amazing character actress!

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

Actor performance, dialogue, camera, lighting, this is how movies that actually mean something, are done.

[@geraldinemclaughlin486]

Amazing film I love all of Brad Pitt's movies it was a sad at the end what can I say it was a joy to watch while on this lockdown he is so handsome 🍀

[@bollywood_kahani]

Thanks, Geraldine. We all love Brad! ❤️

[@juanmanuelhdeza.292]

Her eyes...! She's got so beautiful eyes! And her lips! She's such a beautiful woman!

[@bollywood_kahani]

Indeed, Juan

[@bollywood_kahani]

I've been a huge fan of Claire Forlani since! 🤩❤️

[@lionessmummy4418]

00:20. The look she gives him, the fear of the truth along with the ever so subtle shake, that was horrifying for me to watch! Just as scary as any horror film. I wasn’t expecting to be scared.

[@TurboMintyFresh]

Well said. Your the few who seen it

[@greensky01]

When you realize that Joe will ultimately end up with her regardless...

[@soraya7052]

and for him it may feel like an eternity or mere moments for a variety of reasons

[@sonofizzy]

Yes. But he has now stepped back to his proper role in eternity.

[@jankohrasko901]

This movie is a MASTERPIECE! One of greatest of all times!

[@jamesbarratt593]

Perfect in every way this film

[@bollywood_kahani]

Absolutely, James. I've lost count of the number of times I've watched this scene alone, and coming away each time just marveling at the magnificence of it ♥️

[@mkay8669]

The music in this film is insanity. Absolutely love it❤

[@todayiglowup4286]

claire's eye acting is phenomenal here

[@bollywood_kahani]

She is absolutely gorgeous! Claire Forlani was certainly overlooked at her peak. I wish she had gotten more movies, as well as an Oscar, to add to her standing. She could have easily run with the best of her era.

[@longbowshooter5291]

I think this is a very underrated movie. Everyone in it played excellent parts, and Brad Pitt nailed his part perfectly. Had to watch it again after seeing this.

[@kingboagart899]

Tell me who underrated it and I'll tear his lungs out...

[@TreyIM22]

She has the most beautifully shaped eyes to go along with the color of them I instantly fell in love with her when the "theme song" kicked in at the pool. I used to keep the shortened version of the song in my phones to listen to and think of her or anyone woman that I was dating that I thought was of merit to listen to the song and think of at the same time. Lol. I haven't had that song in a phone in ages, sadly.

[@alizulqarnain5346]

Wisdom of Krishna conciousness... Divine love beyond space and time

[@bollywood_kahani]

True, jee 🙏🏽

[@bollywood_kahani]

This movie is enjoyable for so many reasons; among them, it's light-hearted comedy. It begins from the moment Bill tells Joe: "Excuse me, it just occurred to me that if you were to introduce you to the others and tell them who you are, I don't think anyone will be staying for dinner"; and continues through to Joe's virginal experience with peanut butter in the kitchen and Susan asking him disbelievingly "what are you eating?"; to Drew's exasperation in the board room at Joe's fun with the swivel chair and delight over butter cookies: "Who is that guy?"; the sick sister in the hospital: "Some place you picked (for a holiday)" when she realized who Joe was; "Death and taxes" -- Joe's final rejoinder to Drew after he gives him the cover story of being an IRS agent. There are probably a few more that I've missed, but in all, they add up to what was already an incredible script.

[@pamelaingold5601]

Brad has never been more gorgeous...

[@deanfirnatine7814]

Underrated classic, wonderful acting

[@bollywood_kahani]

Totally Dean. It should be easily be Top 3 for 1998.

[@ozkrhills9624]

This movie is gold

[@tonyhewlett4527]

Death is nothing to be afraid of or scared of. On my grandfathers name I swear this. I have been there more times then 1 when I was 3 when I drowned in a cow trough. Again at 17 in a car accident. Don't fear it, if it's truly your time welcome it.

[@stewartcameron1516]

If you drowned in a cow trough you wouldn't be able to comment here unless you had a ressurection!

[@tonyhewlett4527]

@stewartcameron1516 nope, I was resuscitated with cpr and medical technology 👍

[@hexabob57]

This movie is timeless. I still ugly cry, after all these years

[@michaelcordio9575]

when YOU HAVE THE POWER TO SEE THROUGH ANYONES EYES... don't be frightened..

[@ilovenathi2082]

This is how I know all those acting awards r rigged..how forlani Nd Pitt ddnt win for this film is beyond me.

[@bollywood_kahani]

This is an incredible movie. Totally, totally underrated.

[@bollywood_kahani]

One of the most incredible scenes ever from a movie, in my 50 years of watching

[@donice4835]

In 1998, this was considered a bad film which blew my mind cause I sat through 2 screenings for 6 hours, and still wanted to see it again.

[@sleepyskorpion]

@@bollywood_kahani It's not underrated, a LOT of people love this movie to this day. But you have to remember, this movie would be totally shit without Brad Pitt. The plot is just too ridiculous to be taken seriously, but Brad Pitt makes it watchable (actually, he makes it infinitely rewatchable too).

[@bollywood_kahani]

@@sleepyskorpion Once again, you've made my day! Proves I'm not alone crazy about him and this movie!!

[@jennifercarr7351]

Always wondered why rarely ever saw her in other films...good actress

[@garywallis4585]

I am so glad that all the comments below validate my perception... and love... of this movie!

[@lynneforsyth8231]

Beautiful scene...just so sensitive and honest

[@claudiagalante9613]

Amazing movie. It's my favorite and this is my favorite scene. I cry every time I watch it

[@bollywood_kahani]

Many of us do, Claudia.

[@debrajenkins5390]

Yes, and when he cries before leaving

[@greenjack6950]

This woman is beautiful😍😍

[@nightrunnernightrunner2474]

Beautiful movie ,love her eyes ,she shows so many emotions through her eyes in this movie,

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

When Death realized that she was in love with the coffee shop guy and not him. Even after that he was so in love with her that he resurrected him for her so she wouldn't be alone.

[@CuyahogaWing]

Yes! I didn't think his eyes were dead... they were full of knowledge he couldn't share. And the love he had experienced for her which compelled him to do the right thing in spite of his eternal loneliness.

[@dakikawoodard3043]

Nah she loved death.....

[@grdoreza]

I don’t know, she seemed in love with Joe as Death too and seemed disappointed when the coffee guy returned. Especially when she kept ask questions at him knowing he would have no idea. E.g. wishing he could have met her father. Was she in love with Death or both?

[@bunz666]

@@grdoreza She was always in love with the Coffee Shop Joe. Death Joe didn't do anything to spoil her original interest and desire. Hence her appearing to "love" Death Joe as well. When Coffee Shop Joe reappeared at the end, she's inquisitive to confirm this scene and revelation of the situation that there were 2 Joe's. She had just witnessed Death Joe with her Dad the last few days, so her "wishing" Coffee Shop Joe could have met her father was just to gauge Coffee Shop Joe's response and confirm she was now dealing with Coffee Shop Joe.

[@ernestwegner4960]

An OUTSTANDING movie and they both were magnificent!!!!

[@emmanuelwolf6568]

One of my favourite scenes of all time