Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018) - My Love, My Life Scene (9/10) | Movieclips

Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again - My Love, My Life: Donna (Meryl Streep) returns to witness her grandson's christening, and her and Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) sing "My Love, My Life".
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In 1979 young Donna, Tanya and Rosie graduate from Oxford University -- leaving Donna free to embark on a series of adventures throughout Europe. On her journeys, she makes the acquaintances of Harry, Bill and Sam -- the latter whom she falls in love with, but he's also the man who breaks her heart. In the present day, Donna's pregnant daughter, Sophie, dreams of renovating a taverna while reuniting with her mother's old friends and boyfriends on the Greek island of Kalokairi.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal Pictures (2018)
Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Andy Garcia, Cher, Christine Baranski, Colin Firth, Dominic Cooper, Julie Walters, Lily James, Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Stellan Skarsgård
Director: Ol Parker
Screenwriter: Ol Parker
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[@darthunit78]

The fact that Meryl Streep broke her "no sequels" rule and made a cameo in this tells you just how important the first one is to her

[@dms1131ds]

Not really. Judy Cramer (the producer) did an interview where she confirmed Streep wasn’t at all interested in Mamma Mia 2 and originally turned down an offer to return. She only agreed when the story was finally written and they offered her the opportunity to come back in only two scenes (this song and the final credit song). And Streep has confirmed nothing will get her to do Mamma Mia 3, unlike Julie Walters who said she would come out of retirement for it. A shame, really.

[@willyhuangal6334]

@@dms1131dsthis is a sequel and she is here. So. I don’t understand what you’re trying to say. If she actually has a no sequels rule, she definitely and verifiably did broke that rule with this, regardless of what the reasons for it to be.

[@ivdddoxiemama7275]

Yes and she was so wonderful. I still cry at this song!!🥲💖

[@dazzles8805]

Yeh I'm sure it had nothing to do with being offered $3million for 5mins on screen 😆

[@IanMCgaming]

Mamma mia 3 is not real😓😪😞😭☹🙁😔😓😕😥

[@aliciam4862]

I feel like this symbolizes Sophie finally letting go of her mom. She becomes a mother herself and is ready to think about Donna as a memory now. Such a heartbreaking but beautiful scene.

[@mayceejadeparkes374]

I got emotional whilst watching this 😭 😢

[@thesmallmeninstitute]

this comment has me in shambles

[@shoshannahyoung5194]

I’m here to appreciate this comment, but it destroys me at the same time. I am in no way ready to lose my mother. It terrifies me. She made me WHO I am.

[@Beth-je8yo]

@@mayceejadeparkes374 l

[@clairegallagher4629]

@@mayceejadeparkes374 it made me emotional too because my daughter was adopted even after I fought for her and I was told later that it was all unfounded and her adopted parents lied to her about her father & me.

[@Hockeyfan268]

I don’t care who you are but I am a 19 year old boy and I cry at this scene every single time, it makes me miss my mother so bad...

[@BirdyMisha]

dont worry. When we watched this in the movie theater my father, a grown 50 year old man, was sobbing beside me.

[@jorgearrieta6641]

So sorry Tom

[@suripanta1924]

i'm so sorry Tom be strong

[@peeinatree9444]

This is such a beautiful scene everyone is allowed to cry, donna is so much like my mother makes me think of the fact she'll pass one day, so sorry about yours:(

[@mrsslt1978]

i feel sorry for you

[@danielaespinosa8552]

I love how at 2:48 Donna turns Sophie around for her to see she has a whole family to love her and protect her once Donna is completely gone. Like 'look honey, you're not alone and will never be. And I will always be with you."

[@RandomPerson-ul2ll]

Aww no 😭

[@naziatislam1149]

Please don't . Please I'll die if I cry one more tear

[@maxborzellino4932]

Why tho was she dying ?

[@lornacrease7132]

Nooooo I managed to hold it together and then saw this comment and I am now definitely maybe crying 😭

[@mattie1791]

@@maxborzellino4932 She was dead for the whole movie

[@uli_ses1363]

Is it normal to still cry like a baby every time I see this clip? Can't hold it, it's a powerful scene. Love this!

[@hitcher1777]

it is for people with love in their heart.

[@allisong6]

Yip.......😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤩

[@lisaeverett3626]

1st time i watch it in cinema i cried buckets my mom died before i got married had my daughter ...reminds me of her xx

[@marissad1990]

YES I WAS CRYING AND STILL DO EVERY TIME I WATCH THIS

[@karina2380]

Same here 🥺🥺❤️

[@fendiefendie]

I was a mess during this scene. A freaking MESS.

[@TatoisHere101]

Me too

[@hitcher1777]

Lovely to know your human.

[@artnHim]

SAME

[@judithcure2255]

Every single time I watch it...💖

[@Kaseleeeeee15]

same :(

[@ricschuller3309]

This scene alone should have earned Meryl Streep an Oscar.

[@kxxn693]

She got nominated for Academy Award I think

[@NeeltjeLinda]

So true! Beautiful performance. Brings tears to my eyes every time I see it.

[@louis2172]

What about Amanda

[@bella5372]

So true!

[@CidTheNadie]

Meryl Streep breathes in a film and gets a nomination. (I say this in admiration. She really is that talented.)

[@nataliedigiacomo1148]

do i watch this just to make myself cry? that’s a secret i’ll never tell

[@whatsername16]

I've just searched this for crying today

[@marksmith7917]

That's pretty much what I did I'm a girl Btw it's my dad's account

[@grace340]

I may or may not be currently doing so

[@thisinvisiblelight]

Xoxo

[@user-su4dq6xi1z]

You know you love me, XOXO. Gossip Girl

[@elainaholway910]

Anyone else notice that Donna has a butterfly necklace when she brings Sophie to be christened as a baby and Sophie is wearing a dress covered in butterflies when she brings her baby? I love the gentle nod to honor her mother

[@Laura-qr2ui]

Elaina Holway never realized that before and now I’m balling even harder than before

[@proudsmiler5185]

And I think it’s also the same necklace that Donna wore when she was singing winner takes it all

[@normamathews1256]

I did something for my mother when she passed away June 12 2019. The skirt of the dress i wore to her funeral was her favorite color.

[@nAanis100]

Okay i’m crying even more ! Thank you ! 😂👍😭

[@lucysullivan8589]

Yes

[@mttynan4690]

Remember Meryl Streep doesnt do sequels. But she did this one.

[@rubyisonline]

They killed off Donna for that reason. But she wanted to be a part of Mamma Mia 2 with less impact. But goddamn, this is a lot of impact bc people all over are crying.🥺 Really love this scene, song and the actors!!❤❤

[@aboysarchives]

Why does she don't do sequels? Most actors would want to, it's just odd to see an actress not going in a sequel of a movie lol

[@mttynan4690]

@@aboysarchives because sequels tend to ruin the original movie with bad writing and general lower quality. It's about integrity I think.

[@aboysarchives]

@@mttynan4690 oh, thank you for the explanation. I honestly think Mamma Mia 2 is great.

[@theeastendboy]

@@aboysarchives that and seemingly sequels don’t pay as well as originals

[@elladavis7660]

The fact that Meryl has said so many times that she sees Amanda as another daughter just makes this scene even more real and genuine 🥺

[@7mythicalmonsters]

The tears slipped when she started walking backwards to the door. The ugly sobbing started when she closed them

[@TheLilly1200]

My mind was like please let the others see her😭

[@StrayKidsAHHHHHhhh]

Fr

[@supixio6166]

I might be the only guy that cried during this

[@rn8306]

Mine started falling the moment Sophie looked at Donna. The fact that she seemed to be the only one who could see her made it all the more emotional.

[@nominique7965]

I knew going to the cinema to watch this movie would be sad for me. When the first movie came out I watched it with my mother. My mother died and I felt a part of me was missing and though I tried, I’ve never felt whole since. I went to watch this movie alone, but it felt like my mother was there with me. This scene I can relate to so much and I know that she’ll always be with me

[@veronicarobertson8136]

Nominique I have lost my mum as well

[@fatimahhutagalung2902]

Really sorry for your loss.. 🌹

[@christinastrickland4013]

i know how you feel when my mom passed it was like i lost my best friend

[@melaniekratz7593]

I'm so sorry for your loss♡

[@hollyburgesssmith9813]

Nominique ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mariposa8430]

I cried like a baby when I first watched this, and I still cry. It's such a beautiful scene, and I wasn't expecting for Donna to show up, and that was my favorite part.

[@anggisaraswathi347]

Me too 😭

[@hunterhepner1308]

My to

[@hunterhepner1308]

Yes you are right

[@marksmith7917]

Same

[@luanunes14]

Same!

[@mizellda4902]

when Donna reaches out for Sophie and says "nothing and no one can break this bond". It NEVER fails to make sob like a baby

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

+mizellda when i watched this movie in the Odeon Liverpool one i nearly cried (but didn't) but the same line "nothing and no one can break this bond" nearly makes me cry. Its like a mum with 1 daughter or son(like us)

[@yanca7657]

Meryl puts so much tenderness when Donna is looking at sophie, and it was in this scene i understood the actress she is

[@julia-if5dm]

i cry every single time i watch this, damn

[@photographer_-bt9rl]

Same

[@godwincornel8181]

Same

[@Lels.]

Me too

[@spefiy]

Same

[@elenemaziashvili9933]

same

[@17pinksoda]

Somehow Lily Amanda and Meryl's voices have similarities. I shed tears each time 😢

[@tomgallowitz]

LesMisCye and they also look similar as well

[@ffion2942]

tomgallowitz yeah that’s like the whole point

[@JulieDelahooke]

This scene is brutal. I remember seeing this in theatres and I could hear nothing but sobs and sniffles in the entire room. Unbelievably, and heartbreaking-ly beautiful. It was almost fitting that Streep does not do sequels, because it would have been an entirely different movie. The created a great story line for all the characters in lieu of Streep not fully being there, like the first one. Yes, she participated in a sequel, but not in a way where she was the main star, her younger self was. All she needed was this one scene to make her presence known. So powerful :)

[@cryomancer8025]

"Yes, I know I don't possess you, with all my heart God bless you" When you couldn't accept the death of loved ones, this quote pierces deep that you shed some tears, and then you'll learn to let go,with a smile.

[@sandrakwiecien9517]

It's true

[@jasminnoack3075]

This is so powerful

[@CatalinaIglesias]

This scene hit me so hard when I watched it at the cinema. This was my grandma's and I favorite movie and would watch it over and over again together. She was like a mother to me and we had planned for months to see this movie together but passed away a couple of months before and when this scene came I was with my two best friends holding my hands because I couldn't stop crying. I know it sounds sad but I know she's with me every step of the way and guides me. She still sends me signs on a regular basis to let me know I am not alone.

[@cxrternicks2856]

The fact that my mum cried at this scene really shook me. She isn't the emotional type of person. Me however am, and I was dying in the cinema watching this bit. Especially since Mamma Mia has always been in my heart....okay mostly Meryl.

[@fatimahhutagalung2902]

Your mom sounds really cool 👍

[@Ben-yj8ye]

It’s when we realise how much we love someone, we still see them after they’ve died, and it’s nice to know people go on and are happy

[@ordinarygirl118]

I guess this scene is really touching to watch for everyone, especially for women who have become mothers. We realise how much love we can have for someone. It’s so pure and unconditional. Our babies are really our love, our life

[@obsessedwactresses]

Yes!!

[@keelynnitta9947]

Same here, I looked at my dad and he was teary 🥺 it kinda freaked me out but made me sad a bit and reminded me how much I love my parents

[@aronaquino3520]

Incredible how Meryl Streep only shows in the very ending and still she gives us the most memorable moment in the entire movie

[@Jacks-Half-Mustache]

So glad she agreed to show up tbh. It wouldn't have been the same without her. I'm actually not a big fan of MM2 but the fact that she showed up kinda saved it for me.

[@kellyharney2385]

Amanda Seyfried and Meryl Streep transcend earth in this scene. Their depth of love is pure radiance. In a world fixed on quantity over quality of relationship it brings me back the center of my heart. The smaller inner world. Not the likes or the images we’ve been programmed for... Emotional oxygen.

[@kimmiehernandez8641]

When she smiles and closes the doors is when I burst into even more tears

[@TheLilly1200]

Same

[@sierradonahoe82]

Before my grandmother died she asked me to sing this song with her. 6 minutes later she died in my arms with her hands holding mine. I gave her a kiss on her forehead I whispered I love you grandma. The doctor took me back I looked back she was angel. She said I love you too my baby. I put my hands to my heart and smiled. I said goodbye to her then went to my family. Till this very day I think of her always.

[@musiclover_kb4913]

🫂

[@katieklaisner6450]

That's how I feel about my grandma when she died this song holds a special place in my heart.

[@fernanmais]

Your comments just made me cry hard… I know someday will me be with my grandma when she passed away. And is hard imagine that day. I hope things are better for you now.

[@karlamoralesbarreto]

I lost my grandma nearly 9 years ago and I miss her so much everyday

[@jamesvalkyrie7469]

I lost mine recently as well. We were close and spoke over texts during the pandemic. I hope she is at peace.

[@Ems_grace]

The way Donna looks at her daughter Sophie is truly beautiful x

[@mayceejadeparkes374]

I always get emotional whilst watching this song.

[@suecopen6005]

when my mother died, I was crying, alone, and I asked her, wherever she was, if she would remember me or forget me. I went downstairs and turned on the TV and this movie was on right when she was outside the church and started walking inside. I had never seen the movie. I knew it was a message from her. It was too coincidental. It was my mother's message to me! I play it and sing with it to sing back to her, to sing my love to her. I miss her so much, but this event comforted me so. She is out there. All our loved ones who have passed on are out there. They have not ceased to exist.

[@rn8306]

This is an emotional masterpiece. First playing 'slipping through my fingers' in the background on the way to the church, then playing and singing this song inside the church in a duet with Donna (who at this point is dead), add in the imagery of Sophie seemingly able to see and hold hands with Donna and finally Donna leaving the church, her arms held out like angel wings, all while getting surrounded by bright light, to take her away while the doors close. It's hardly surprising why so many people cry to this scene.

[@racheljade8107]

Love that Cher is the only one who sees Donna at 0:59 like she’s able to see her daughter again. Nice touch.

[@elliecat3531]

I dont think that was actually meant to happen if they wanted her to see donna they would have made it longer it just seems like when actors are slowly moving their eyes and they accidently look at the wrong thing

[@rekaroob2589]

Mamma Mia, here we cry again! 😭💔🖤

[@anaisb5271]

That should be the title of the movie ! 😭

[@TheLilly1200]

That should be the freaking title😭😭💔

[@kayw9235]

In both films there’s always that one song near the end of the movie that really gets you

[@BossySwan]

My my, I think I need a tissue

[@elenemaziashvili9933]

🥺🥺😭😭

[@tilly4347]

I watched ‘Slipping through my fingers’ and then this, I’m crying so much

[@gabby.shorts]

that was EXACTLY what i did and i am in shambles

[@annyperez2108]

The way donna constantly smiles knowing she raised sophie right, she finally can rest in peace knowing she will be taking care of, and knowing her grandson *(yes sophie had a boy, his name is donny for donna)* won't be alone even though she couldn't meet him 🥺😢 i made myself cry 😂

[@HakunaMatata-sk4ov]

How do you know?? I've tried to find out everywhere.. don't mind me... just sitting here, wondering: "am I jsut THAT stupid?"

[@dinonuggies1848]

@@HakunaMatata-sk4ov Sophie’s three possible fathers were walking up talking about which of their traits the boy had and one of them mentions the name Donny that’s how we know.

[@jumaguzman]

This is what happens when Meryl Streep shows up in the movie. All eyes are now red.

[@treintjefop]

It is, thats when I started crying!

[@obsessedwactresses]

Yep

[@enriquepowers]

I’m surprised she did. She’s notorious for not returning for sequels.

[@AlcyoneBlack]

I am very impressed with this scene cause it changes the song's meaning. Normally I'd think this song is one about two lovers but this scene opens my mind to the possibility of it being about the bond between mother and child.

[@ravenrey7225]

the song was effectively originally written by abba as a break up song ; but mamma mia 2 masterfully shows us that it can truly take so many more meanings because the lyrics perfectly bend to other interpretations

[@maskedleila56]

It’s so impossible to not cry during this scene

[@Laurusstoyou]

I cry every time

[@HakunaMatata-sk4ov]

1:55 Sky sees Sophie staring at the front of the church but does nothing. I'm assuming that he thought that it was best to let Sophie do what she needs. The whole scene is just so well made that after the first words are sung, I already cry...

[@justonebee2894]

this scene makes me sob everytime, not because i miss my mom or anything cuz she's alive and everything but just because of the fact that i dont have that kind of relationship with my mother and probably never will. but seeing their bond with the music and everything just makes me question where everything went wrong between me and my mom because i want to be able to look at my mother the way sophie looked at donna.

[@garyamli7676]

I lost both parents. Cried throughout throughout this song. When those doors cried, I sobbed. I also loved the scene when Meryl Streep’s face was in the baptismal water. The child is an extension of her life.

[@mariacristinalopezpedraza4879]

A mother blessing her daughter, loving her even beyond death...ufff, I still cry

[@juliemacdonald6572]

This song like slipping through my fingers in the first movie always has me in tears. I found out a few years ago that I’m terminally ill, and will be leaving two beautiful girls (one just in early teens, one below 10) these songs just cover exactly how I feel about them, adore them, and want the best for them. The amazing delivery by all the cast, makes you forget that most are not real singers. Not having Meryl in second movie just felt wrong, as she has such presence on screen, but this scene just finished the movie off, and I doubt anyone could watch it the first time, without tears in their eyes.

[@anaisb5271]

The moment when everyone go near Sophie and Donna goes away is just heartbreaking ! Here i cry again 😭

[@emmelineanderson8166]

And then going into super trouper after this is like the biggest mood swing possible

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

Yes they take you from the sadness of Donna gone to a happy moment sith Super trpuper

[@torisummer9908]

I’m never ok watching this. This is raw. I literally believe the emotion in this.

[@brolobear]

I didn't see this in the theatre, and I think I'm glad. I bought the Blu-ray and sat down to watch it, not knowing the new story. It got to this scene and I completely lost it. I was a 58 year-old man and had lost my mom a couple of weeks before I saw this. It never occurred to me that a Mamma Mia movie would make me cry. I fell apart, gulping, blubbering. I'm glad it was at home so I could just FEEL and nobody would stare. Yes, men cry, too. I dearly miss my mom.

[@lizb853]

Well! I don't actually cry but I get the most fearful pain in my chest, when i watch this.

[@music4life0123]

Donna has that smile on her face while singing the first verse when she sees her best friends and her husband interacting with the baby, and then she becomes all serious while she lovingly sings to Sophie during the second verse T.T

[@shontellee513]

I. Love 💕. You. And. I. Think you are. My

[@mialarsson4972]

It always cracks me up thinking about Cher playing Meryl’s mother when they’re the same age! Those two must have shared many laughs over it.

[@amymngqibisa9598]

"Nothing and no one can break this bond" just shows a mother's love even though she's not there physically she's there spiritually🌻🌻💐💐

[@emilyandrews9857]

When Donna's present self appeared, I grew very emotional.😭😭😢😢

[@katerinasrutova9295]

Seriously, I have seen this movie like twenty times now and this scene still makes me cry so hard. Well done.

[@suu5006]

I've never felt this strong I am invincible, how could this go wrong? No, here, here's where we belong I see a road ahead I never thought I would dare to tread Like an image passing by, my love, my life In the mirror of your eyes, my love, my life I can see it all so clearly All I love so dearly Images passing by Like reflections of your mind, my love, my life Are the words I try to find, my love, my life But I know I don't possess you With all my heart, God bless you You will be my love and my life You're my one and only I held you close to me Felt your heartbeat and I thought I am free Oh, yes and as one are we In the now and beyond Nothing and no one can break this bond Like an image passing by, my love, my life In the mirror of your eyes, my love, my life I can see it all so clearly All I love so dearly Images passing by Like reflections of your mind, my love, my life Are the words I try to find, my love, my life But I know I don't possess you With all my heart, God bless you You are still my love and my life Yes, I know don't possess you With all my heart, God bless you You are still my love and my life You're my one and only..♥️❤️

[@shontellee513]

Your. My. Girl. Friend

[@victoriusugo]

♡

[@siobhan_7386]

2:32 - the way sophie sings ‘of’ is so beautiful

[@RandomPerson-ul2ll]

2:31

[@alanxsv]

My favorite moment in the Mamma Mia 2 movie!! Meryl Streep you rock!

[@naldingibarlin1885]

Such a powerful song. Everyone who has had lost a mother or a father will definitely burst into tears. ...but i know i dont possess, with all my heart god bless you...

[@tomgallowitz]

Nalding Ibarlin or a grand parent basically anyone your really close to

[@artnHim]

That's the line that always gets me.

[@TheLilly1200]

It reminds me of my grand parents

[@mariatodd3132]

"Yes I know I don't possess you." That's the line that gets me. Knowing that you cant stay with your loved one or that part of loving them is being willing to let them go. One to life. The other to death. That you can love your child with all your being but when it comes time to release them you must know you dont possess them, and yet they are still yours forever.

[@anonymr4683]

I lost my mother when I was 8 years old, now I'm a 20 yo man. I cry everytime I see this scene. She's still my one and only.

[@mirakulkarni1141]

this scene makes me ugly cry every time😭

[@charlieyoung46]

0:59 Ruby sees her too...

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

As a parent you never want to out live your child but as a child you never want your parents to die before you either! Loss of someone that close is absolutely soul destroying.

[@angela_aubrams]

My grandma passed away when my mom was a teenager. I've been afraid of the same thing happening to me ever since I heard about it... 2 weeks ago my mom suffered a stroke. I didn't allow myself to cry, I stood by her side in the bed of the hospital, trying to cheer her up. Now it seems that she's doing better and that she'll recover, but I still had this walls surrounding my heart that didn't allow me to grief, so I came here, I knew this song would connect me to my feelings: she's the most important person of my life, and I've been terrified this whole time. I finally cried

[@user-nv8pf5yu9o]

🥺

[@dracowolf3212]

I remember watching this with my mum, the first time around this was in cinemas and yes like many I cried and this bit. And then the credits started rolling everyone started to leave but the first thing I did when I stood up was hug my mum.

[@anthonydickinson5913]

Wish I could...Miss you mam😢

[@mkpianowoman]

❤️

[@afmXx_]

Donna's passing away hit me right in the guts, it's was such a beautiful and tearfull scene

[@ratqween1273]

It’s March 31, and my mom passed away on the 11th a couple weeks ago. This scene and song kills me. Donna always reminded me of my mom. I miss you I want you back

[@hillyplays29]

Amanda and Meryl’s singing here was phenomenal 🥰 two earthbound angels

[@oliviertilmant3466]

She is in the movie just for 5 five minutes and she makes me cry for 5 minutes ! She's the best actress in the World ! ❤️

[@melokebeni2784]

This scene is why it's taken me so long to rewatch the movie.

[@joannyoung58]

I lost my mom going on 14 years now but this week I was laid off from a job that I gave my life to and I find myself grieving and wishing she was here to comfort me. I have a loving husband and kids but as I watched this movie and this song came on I suddenly realized how much I miss the comfort a parent (especially mom) gives when life gets rough.

[@user-nv8pf5yu9o]

when I met that music teacher, I was a little girl thirteen years old! For me, she became something more than a simple teacher!!! She taught me not to be afraid, to believe in myself, to strive for my goals!! She is the first person that comes to my mind when I want to talk about something and I know that when I am not well she will give me an advice and a hug!!! She taught me expression through music and made me want to follow her profession too!! She became for me my role model, my strength and my second mom!! Without her I wouldn't be the person I am now!!! I can't express everything I feel for her in words, so I just tell her that I love her very much!! every time I tell her that I love her, I mean it more and more!!! She is my love and my life!!! She is my one and only!!!!! With all my heart god bless her !!!!🙏🏻💖I cry every time I hear this song !!!🥺🥹❤️❤️💕🎵🎵

[@aussiesean5594]

When my Mum passes I know for a fact the songs from these two movies are gonna be so hard to listen to, my Mum and I would always listen to them

[@azumipuerto6858]

I. CRY. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. I. WATCH. THIS.

[@hal_the_jester]

I've never cried watching a movie, this scene had me in tears

[@gloriousgloria1000]

This is so great. Best storyline of the whole story is Donna keeping her baby realizing the value of life inside her., and their faith in the Sacrament of Baptism that makes Christ visible. 💕💕💕 love this so much, esp the way all eyes are adoring the baby. So moving. Well done scene. What a message.💕💕

[@renaegreen6427]

This scene touched me so much

[@Snoopy_2607]

If you can listen to this version without crying - you have a very cold heart. I remember absolutely sobbing in the cinema when i heard this. I struggle to listen to it now without getting a tear in my eye. The most beautiful version of the song. Amanda and Meryl have stunning voices and their harmonies are beautiful.

[@umalazoff5905]

My mom died in January 2012, i was only 10. I'm turning 22 in less than 6 weeks. Even in therapy i never felt any closure with my mom. My stepmom has been a mother figure since, though my parents split and dad remarried when i was young. Although i can imagine everyone would find this song emotional, I believe those who've lost their close family member (especially mother, grandma, daughter, etc) would feel it hit different, with it being even more emotional. I can literally imagine singing this to my future children when theyre young and when i pass away, in spirit More to add: I saw this movie when i was 16 and i had never seen the first till shortly after i saw this one, so i didnt understand the parallels. I barely understood this scene. But now as a young adult, i can understand it better regardless of whether ive ever seen this movie. I cry like a baby every time except when i first saw MM2

[@SharkiePower]

My grandma passed in 2022 at easter. That Chrismas before, she got this movie on DVD. We (Me, my cousin, my mom and grandma) watched this movie when it came out in 2018. But the DVD she got christmas 2021 is still unopen. She never got the chance to watch it. This song and the "slipping through my fingers" from the first movie always being me to tears. They remind me so much of her😞😭

[@Real_SpideyProductions]

I love how Sophie can see donna. It's because of the close bond they had

[@elsie7151]

I just wish that the rest of them got to see her though

[@anaaguiar3491]

I cried both of mamma mia movies. First, my mom passed away in january 2008 and mamma mia 1 released in september 2008. My mom would love this movie because she loves the band ABBA and Meryl Streep. As you know, she passed away before had a chance to see this movie. It's still hurts so far, then... please, love your mothers deeply as we do not know when they will leave.

[@jorgearrieta6641]

I'm really sorry ,it must be very hard that She couldn't watch ABBA músic on Big screen And You without her .

[@anaaguiar3491]

@@jorgearrieta6641 Thats true, but this is life... thanks.

[@daisyslife5332]

@@anaaguiar3491 sorry for your loss ( 13 years later) my heart breaks🕊

[@AnnaKeihn]

Not me wishing every time that Donna will not close this door!!!! But she does 😢 Heartbreaking, the whole scene is a pure art. Can’t stop rewatching it

[@toosweetdavid4783]

Mamma Mia Here We Go Again is great, but this scene alone show how Meryl Streep IS THE HEART of the story and how empty the world (and the movie) feel without her

[@pbscraze]

This part made up for everything, seeing as Donna did not die in vain

[@normamathews1256]

I lost my mother this year. I bawled my eyes out at this scene. Im 25 no kids yet

[@courtneydercqu8069]

I'm so sorry for your loss. My mom passed in 2017 when I was 26. It's a pain that is indescribable. Sending love your way.

[@TheLilly1200]

Your strong! She watches over you💕💕💕 god bless you so much

[@elenas.m.canonico2919]

I'm sorry for both your losses❤

[@bianbianjr]

I'm so sorry for your loss, i feel your pain, i loss my mom three months ago 💗

[@HakunaMatata-sk4ov]

I am sorry for your loss.. for anyone who's lost their mother. My mother is probably the strongest person I know because she lost her mom and still managed to be my mom while trying to deal with it. It's painful no matter how old you are and they showed Sophie's strength perfectly in this scene.

[@ErroldelaFuente]

Meryl's feeling it and it's contagious!

[@cristinapal5011]

Listening to this on the bus on my way to work, huge mistake, what make up?! what mascara?! I am bawling, damn it! Hands down one of the best scenes in the movie and Meryl Streeep is just divine!

[@eee9266]

Further exploring Donna as a character, and diving deeper into the mother dynamic is why Mamma Mia 2 is better than the first. When I want to have fun, I watch the first. When I want an emotional experience, I watch the second one

[@madelinetaylor5756]

A mother's love will never die

[@duda-ie7qo]

god i still cry like a baby watching this scene

[@Ari-6]

My mother loved these films. This was the last film I ever watched with her, days before she died.

[@gf7079]

I’m not ready to say goodbye to the most important person in my life I LOVE YOU MOM ❤

[@nathaliele135]

This ending scene is just perfect. The circle is closed and although will go on endlessly at the same time. The lightness, kindness, pureness and warmth in this scene and their voices are amazing. This scene breaks my heart and gives me peace at the same time. It touches the heart.

[@consultorionormaperez9323]

I cry in this scene

[@barductube]

I feel in this song all the sadness and the joy of the connections to my mother and grandmother who were my parents and are with me always, not physically but in mind and soul forever. With love from a 70 year old fan of Meryl's and all the others, too :)

[@hiwelcometochilis4178]

I swear. This scene deserves an award or something. 💖

[@islaymaggie8167]

the moment you hear meryl’s voice and see her in the water... chills. so beautiful.

[@Mrsjacktheripper09]

Amanda Seyfried and Meryl Streep are really amazing in that scene. They don't need to said a word, you read it all in their expressions, that's amazing! I love this scene, paticulary when Sophie sees her mom and without saying anything you can see what she's thinking "Mom? It's you? It's realIy you. I miss you." And when Donna leaves...well I can't be the only one who cried. They both deserve an Oscar just for this scene.

[@AnnabillsRevenge]

Cry everytime when I hear this song. Mamma Mia 1 and 2 was the favorite movie from my grandmother. She past away this February. But she meet my daughter, her grand-granddaughter. She came in November. I miss my grandmother but she will live in my daughter.

[@jacklow9611]

This song can really hit you in the feels, and even though I'm an almost 67 year old man, I have no shame in admitting that it makes me cry every time I watch this scene. Am I too sensitive? Maybe, but I'd rather be too sensitive, rather than being a cold fish.

[@musiclove543]

No words about how much I love Meryl Streep. She's the best ever one

[@MCMNasty2]

Streep’s total time onscreen is less than 3 minutes and it’s one of her most impactful performances of her amazing career. Kudos to her.

[@JR-py2xd]

This is the only scene of Mamma Mia 2 that is interesting. But is an outstanding scene, so beautiful!!