Indecent Proposal (6/8) Movie CLIP - The Girl Who Got Away (1993) HD

[@Calandr28]

This is the best scene in the whole movie. We all have moments like this, we see someone, only to never see them again. And we spend a lifetime thinking what if.

[@kailashpatel1706]

Especially for men...I saw a girl in 1994, New year's eve, I looked at her, she looked at me. I did not have enough time and than she was gone...I have never forgotten her...

[@chavellaminerva]

+Kailash Patel I met a man once. It was almost 2 years ago. And not a single day I didnt think of him.

[@mickeysealtoe9719]

Calandr28 I know same with one night stands. I still think about how this chick was sitting on my face 10 years Ago. Now married with kids I don't even get hand jobs. FML

[@kailashpatel1706]

Ha..ha..!

[@brettcourtney2414]

Yes it is the best scene It's so good I know what Robert is talking about too I know the feeling.

[@washingtonconsultants1041]

Omg. " The girl that got away away." Happened to me when I was 22 years old. It took me a long time to forget about her. Guys if you ever have a moment like that, walk up to her introduce yourself, get her telephone number. If she says yes, great. If she rejects you that's far better than going through life wondering "what if"

[@anthonybaptiste7654]

Omg you're so right!!!

[@waveman2952]

@@anthonybaptiste7654 So right, I did and have been very happy most of my life! Nothing to be scared of boys!

[@kailashpatel1706]

i made that mistake when i was 21 and it bothers me to this very day..i have never forgotten her, i say below that every man has a story like that..

[@siddheshberde.5554]

Ya I have Same Experience like That when I was 19 yrs old .

[@annarina6114]

I had this with a guy. I know this situation. I realized this too late

[@alejandrobustamante7964]

I was 20 years old living in London for 6 months...I rode the underground and across from me sat the most beautiful girl I have seen in my entire life, she was older than me. In any event, she made such a powerful impression on me that at 62 years old today I still think of her from time to time. Carpe Diem!

[@abolisher]

Wow

[@wyup]

I'm single and last year at the farthest point in my trip to Ukraine, I asked a woman I was most impressed by in Kharkiv underground about a station, and instead of staying and keep talking I changed train. I still regret it as of today.

[@preppyone4418]

“As the train was pulling away, she gave me the most incredible smile”. If only every stranger greeted each other this way. To light up each other’s lives for one moment of joy like this, we would all be happier. Love each other.

[@gordonlekfors2708]

that would be awful haha. all the prople looking out and grinning like idiots as the train leaves 🤧

[@chrisbirch4150]

It's a nice sentiment but that isn't really the point. The train girl's smile only had that impact on him because he was already bowled over by her

[@MaraschinoMary1]

The first time I saw my husband’s face, I knew it, I just knew it. The most beautiful face I had ever seen. That was 42 years ago, and last year, we had our 40th wedding anniversary.

[@starlord6433]

his beautiful face has no relation to his personality

[@umarganai3492]

noone asked bro

[@petekdemircioglu]

Awww

[@mattrafuse]

That’s beautiful Mary. I am happy for you. 😃

[@umah6890]

You are so lucky! Not everyone finds the one. Glad for you.

[@georgewalker03]

The power of a woman's smile should never be underestimated. It can change a man's life forever. Love is such an amazing feeling.

[@sullyx5142]

Love does not exist, prove it

[@SuperLubot]

"It was awful. I wanted to tear the doors down." That line felt like a stab in my chest.

[@5235heather]

Hit me hard too. I’ve been watching this for years

[@wendymyers2208]

Exactly

[@barbaratraynor6422]

Love this movie

[@skylarsartnphotography3450]

I felt sorry for him.....and then especially at the end when he let Diana go

[@RecruitingJunkie]

Redford stole the entire film with this scene. You can feel his loneliness and regret. Powerful.

[@mylifepart2]

powerful....i am sure this was all done in one take....

[@Jan-pk2qn]

@@mylifepart2I think you’re right, I read that Redford was retelling a story that happened to the director

[@firdowskruger9896]

What's the name of this song please?

[@fabiocaetanofigueiredo1353]

Great acting, but I believe that, if you pay attention, John Barry does 70% of the emotional job here... ❤

[@edmondnanu4644]

In aceasta scena din film Robert isi demonstreaza clasa si faptul ca este infinit mai lucid, mai diferit si mai autentic decat ea....desi o merita din plin!

[@Simonishvili.K]

"For some of us a few seconds can be a lifetime, for that is how long we will remember those moments"

[@MariellaCampos1]

Uma cena veramente bella ! Amo amo amo !

[@rituparnamitra4220]

this has happened to me....it's painful yet so beautiful

[@GordanZ]

Are those Redford's words ? His quote or ?

[@hzskillz1721]

How life can be so short, yet some moments happen almost as if time stands still and these moments seem to last the rest of eternity.

[@margaritakleinman5701]

@@rituparnamitra4220 Yes I know what you mean. It has happened to me too. Painful but beautiful.

[@TileGuyJesse]

This has probably happened to every guy out there including me. It's amazing the power a woman can have over a man; With just one smile she can alter the rest of his life.

[@turco1655]

There’s a saying,the women when they want,men when they can ….,

[@hollywood0770]

Awesome comment, 100% true!

[@1ampixie]

I must have watched this a hundred times I NEVER get tired of this scene, and John Barry's music is AMAZING

[@captainkaos754]

It pisses me if we can’t get this piece of music it’s mesmerising

[@kbanghart]

His music for dances with wolves is number one for me. But this is very familiar, and very good.

[@eyeland68]

@@captainkaos754 it is available on KZbin just look up indecent proposal movie soundtrack..its about 30 min long I think.

[@kkitten8183]

❤ I still remember my older man , and how he made me feel. . This scene reminds me of him😊🌹

[@andreag5764]

You and me both babe !! ❤️❤️❤️

[@tpryan1]

This has to be one of the best scenes in any movie. His vulnerability, the haunting melody in the background, and his plea for that "one dance!!!!" Perfection by Redford and John Barry.................

[@maxfaxdude]

I remember once when I was young, and I was coming back from some place, a movie or something. I was on the subway. And there was a girl sitting across from me, and she was wearing this dress that was buttoned clear up right to here. She was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen. And I was shy then, so when she would look at me, I would look away. Then afterwards, when I would look back, she would look away. Then I got to where I was gonna get off, and got off. The doors closed. And as the train was pulling away, she looked right at me and gave me the most incredible smile. It was awful. I wanted to tear the doors open. I went back every night, same time, for two weeks, but she never showed up. That was 30 years ago, and I don't think that there's a day that goes by that I don't think about her. I don't want that to happen again. Just one dance?

[@5235heather]

So sweet. U toook your precious time to write that. I believe I know it by heart w tears in my eyes

[@dandoniga4224]

Incredible scene, this is my favourite scene from a movie. Incredible. There are no words to describe the music and the way this actor is playing. Bravo!

[@milan4ever]

This actor is Robert Redford, a legend.

[@moonbladem]

What if the one who got away was your soul mate? This scene always makes me cry. One of my favorite scenes ever.

[@kbanghart]

Great question. I've been married to the love of my life for 22 years, together for 27, more than half my life. I will hate the day when we are separated for good. Is she my "soul mate"? I don't know, I know a few other people who possibly could have been the same.

[@abolisher]

@@kbanghart you felt it because it happened in another universe same you just different girl

[@margaritakleinman5701]

@Tracy G You are right about soulmates. We can have more than one, and it isn't always a romantic connection. And sometimes they aren't meant to be in our life for a long time, but they always affect us very deeply and we learn something important from the relationship, even if it's brief. They help us grow.

[@sweetiepie1110]

That’s what I always wondered if what you describe happened to me I met a guy at college when I was 18 I let him go after 6 years of relationship because I thought it was the best for me now that I’m 30 I haven’t experienced love like I lived it with him till this day I wonder if I did a mistake how would I know I was so young

[@carlottatafoya5596]

The most Romantic scene I’ve ever seen 💗💗💗

[@dovane9932]

There is nothing romantic in this to me Carlotta. When you are a millionnaire, the woman would dance with you and when you are nobody in the subway, she looks away, that's life!

[@briandiggs3508]

Its the money that makes it romantic to you lol

[@peekaboots01]

It's terrible. He's so full of it.

[@christie1655]

Their performances, the location, the cinematography, the soundtrack...simply stunning!✨

[@totalprocall6894]

Underrated movie for me. Redford with his understated yet super effective performance here...and Demi must be applauded for her pitch perfect reaction at the end. Wonderful relatable scene. Also the music and cinematography(just look at the beauty of the scene where they walk to the dancefloor) are also complete knockouts.

[@primalfury2011]

Demi is so gorgeous in this film !!!!!

[@speer458]

And I don't think there is a day that goes by when I don't think about her.

[@execatty]

+Lori A. Berentsen i was 25 and had just lost my first love..i was devastated and then this movie came out...i couldn't bring myself to watch it, but finally did...i just watched it for the first time in 23 years and felt a little of what i felt oh so many years ago...it really is true...if you love something set it free, if it comes back its yours forever, if it doesn't, it was never yours to begin with...i have lived my life that way ever since...and quite happily ...great scene...terrific movie

[@wildflower9351]

This is the most POWERFUL scene in the whole movie. I never got tired of watching this. Every line he says, it makes my heart ache. And even more while listening to the background music.

[@pjdexter168]

True story from the directors own life, who told it to Robert Redford for this scene.

[@crissscarlett6539]

Oh... really? I had that too... seems so alike how I feel ...

[@wolffman2445]

Heard that in the commentary last time I watched this film 👍🏼

[@musicislife-mm7eb]

Why does life have to be so cruel? Redford being such a gentleman made it so much harder on her. Did n said all the right things, with confidence and impecable timing. True love won in the end but i do believe despite her going back to her love, she spent the rest of her life thinking about him, wondering what could have been. cruel world. I feel n see her pain

[@kbanghart]

I've been with my wife for many years, we've been separated and have been attracted and pursued other people, and so I totally get it now. People who are newly dating or newly married wouldn't understand it, I don't think.

[@kbanghart]

She may have thought about the rich guy, but knew she made the right decision being with her first love.

[@musicislife-mm7eb]

@@kbanghart what if you're wrong?

[@kbanghart]

@@musicislife-mm7eb about what?

[@musicislife-mm7eb]

@@kbanghart about her making the right decision. Maybe it haunted her for the rest of her life.

[@mylifepart2]

it happened to me once....14th street...new york....but i was outside the train...and it came in....wasnt my train...but the doors opened and i saw her....i can still remember her smile....still.....maybe both of us ...were thinking about this scene...i went the next day...same time...just to create the scene....she never showed...of course. not ..but you know...i would have never known...if i didnt go that next day....glad i did...i m sure she is somewhere...thinking about this also...at least once ....remember...you get two lives...the moment you realize you only have one...live well...smile well...love well....

[@hzskillz1721]

This scenario he describes is one of the worst regrets a man can have, speaking from experience.

[@abolisher]

Before the last day I will tell her how I feel .

[@hzskillz1721]

Best of luck, do let me know how it turns out

[@abolisher]

@@hzskillz1721 Will do thank you.

[@hzskillz1721]

​@@abolisherI know this is late but did you do it?😂😂

[@abolisher]

@@hzskillz1721 yes she gave me her number lol

[@rebeccawest1726]

Yep, the "girl in the white dress" story would probably win me over too.

[@mistermanorth]

Adrian Lyne in my opinion is the single most visionary director in my lifetime. The camera angles. The lighting. The performances he extracts from his actors. I can honestly say he is the best, EVER.

[@abolisher]

Thank you:)

[@captainh3831]

He's not Spielberg or Scorcese or even Depalma, but he had a certain style. He made some memorable films in the 80's and 90's that got people talking.

[@npkrn6764]

Lyne's films are visually stunning ❤

[@lktzu2821]

I love this pairing. They had a lot of unspoken passion between them since the first moment they met.

[@Jts-fg7jr]

Thats why i love this movie. Its not about misoginy. Its about love, infatuation, and how its sometimes dificult to tell them apart. Gage didnt love her. He was just projecting. In a previous scene she implied that he didnt want her he just liked to 'collect things' and he didnt deny. He couldnt assure her his feelings were real. He was just dazzled by her beauty and grace.

[@clazza01smith31]

Lost chances are so sad x

[@kbanghart]

Yes, I think the better way to look at it, are opportunities.

[@jerrytant492]

For some of us a few seconds can be a lifetime, for that is how long we will remember those moments. I will never find the words to say how much this music means to me. I would give everything for " just one dance". still......ALWAYS

[@Cinemabuff97]

"For some of us, a few seconds can be a lifetime". These are the exact words I needed to hear.

[@roorlek]

Loser mentality if your so much meaning in your life can be based on so small things then you need to chase your goals or dreams where every day becomes meaningful experience

[@hollypresley2139]

This is about as sexy as a man can be....to see his emotions.

[@moonbladem]

Agreed.

[@erwind1257]

It also helps to be Robert Redford. The premise of the movie was just a tad silly. Most women at the time would've paid a million bucks to sleep with Redford, not the other way around; haha.

[@mikewilliams6025]

If you think he's showing his real emotions here, you're a sucker.

[@olgafigueroa2909]

@@mikewilliams6025 exactly. He is SEDUCING HER by pretending to be emotional, raw and vulnerable. I would not be surprised if within the scope of the movie, this " story" never happened and was just a tale used as a line to advance deeper and deeper into her emotions. He was seducing her, proving her wrong! He had this way of making her trust him. Even the coin with idéntical sides was an indicador of the type of person He truly was. I think she become infatuated with everything He represented snd everything she thought He was. He on the other hand was only interested in seducing her and obtaining her trust and her body.

[@turco1655]

@@olgafigueroa2909 💯 I agree with you 🤙

[@bardiaarab]

I can relate to this story, i travel often and about one or two times I felt something out of this world just meeting someone less than a minute. Never saw them again

[@abolisher]

That’s tough

[@loria.berentsen8467]

The chemistry between the two was magical and has affected me ever since....

[@nic2902]

This scene always gives me goosebumps,love love love this film!!

[@jamessullivan9125]

Such a underrated scene in this film beautiful

[@magwitchthe3rd]

Beautiful scene, beautiful, beautiful music....

[@niceguy6152]

Almost every man out there has a “the one who got away.” Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

[@Polpiv4tifish]

Nightclub circa 2005. I'm on the dancefloor and I find the courage to talk to this beautiful blond girl. We dance a bit and then sit down at a lounge and talk for a while. But there's no connection. She just doesn't seem interested and everything feels so forced. She tells me she has to go to the bathroom and walks away. Game over. So I go to my friends and we sink our drinks and leave. As I'm walking out of the club I turn around and see if I can see her one last time, and she's sitting back at the lounge in the exact spot she was in before, giving me the most stunning smile. I told my friends I had to go back and I did, and stumbled through some conversation before leaving again. Nothing happened. 13 years later and I'm married, with a good job and getting on with life. But I'll never forget the way the blond nightclub girl smiled at me in that moment.

[@kailashpatel1706]

especially for a bloke. You need to make the first move and if you dither...you lose..

[@kbanghart]

@@kailashpatel1706 he didn't lose, there was no connection.

[@GQguy24]

This is an absolutely amazing story to tell a woman who you’ve been pursuing for a long time. Whether it actually happened to you or not.

[@abolisher]

Right

[@erwind1257]

While it's a good movie, it doesn't make sense at all that Robert Redford (voted sexiest man alive multiple times) plays a billionaire who can't find someone to love him. Most women would've paid a million to sleep with him, let alone the other way around. Haha.

[@jynger71]

@@erwind1257 I believe he was a man who wanted what he couldn't have. He has money, power, and I'm sure a slew of women he could call at any time. Diane was a challenge. He is a man who thrives on pressing his luck!

[@erwind1257]

@@jynger71 I'd agree with you that he's enigmatic in some sense. He's certainly a gambler, and he directly tells her early on the boat, "I bought you because you said you couldn't be bought." But the conclusion of the film belies his practicality. We shouldn't forget that he's the one who breaks it off with her and suggests that she return to David to be happier. It suggests that he doesn't merely want to win a woman who might love someone else more that she loves him. He didn't win here. He acknowledged that he lost. When he ended it, his driver said "What the hell was that about?" Suggesting that he was truly baffled and that this isn't a regular game for Gage. It suggests that Gage genuinely values being loved back. Someone who seeks that genuineness, a hopeless romantic if you will, who also happens to be supremely handsome and alluring while also having unlimited means can't possibly be single for long. I'd expect that from a Don Juan who only cares about quantity or the thrill of a hunt. I wouldn't expect it from an empathetic sweetheart like Gage turns out to be in the end.

[@keithbenson2627]

This was the best scene in the movie !

[@loofoot]

This is my favoritescene of all movies. So beautiful, emotional and wellplayed by Robert and Demi. Love that she almost starts cry.

[@johnfranco9]

I felt the same. For me it was 42 yrs ago. And I still think of her.

[@kaylash.4603]

Well, if he's such a romantic, he started all wrong with his attempts to prove that people can be bought. A strange way to impress a woman you truly like that much.

[@brandoparedes4305]

Kayla Sh. typical north american movies, if you expect having an important message from them you are generally wrong

[@jlove7723]

@@brandoparedes4305 I think you mean a typical American (Hollywood)movie. North American would be the North American continent.

[@cloudcampos4555]

@@brandoparedes4305 even as a french ( and lord knows we love to diss on americans) one has to admit that the best movies are hollywood movies. Maybe not nowadays ( If I see one more superhero movie ...) but historically speaking the majority of gems are american.

[@margaritakleinman5701]

@@jlove7723 Yes you're right, North American would include Canada and Mexico.

[@margaritakleinman5701]

@@cloudcampos4555 Yes true, there have been many excellent American movies over the years. And also some great French movies! I love French and Italian movies.

[@MrMorningstarV]

This is the most beautiful scene in the entire movie. It makes you feel empathy for John Gage. It’s perhaps his motivation for being “indecent.”

[@mikeway2223]

My story is I had the love of my life but I lost her due to childish insecurities at the time. Not a day goes by that I don’t think of her and wish I was the man then that I am now. Worst thing in life is regret. But I’ll always love her and hope she found true happiness.

[@abolisher]

Awe:/

[@galvan10ful]

this hits close to home

[@Indul1]

can i relate to this, in 1994 new year's eve, bagleys saw a girl who saw me and it was like 'yeah, that's my future wife', she went pass me and i was dumbstruck for the next 9 minutes i could not move to talk to her, what was holding me back?, after 20 minutes her friend took her back the hand and led her to another dancing room, she looked at me and i looked back the chance was gone...i relieve that night so often...

[@alasdairtrain9184]

Demi Moore at the peak of her powers.Stunningly beautiful.

[@helenarichard]

Did he want to buy Demi Moore because she looked like the girl he saw on the subway, maybe? I keep wondering... it makes the story so much more meaningful...

[@yanners1976]

I THINK SO

[@touto00]

he talk about the girl dress that was buttoned to her neck. And in the first night with moore, he gifted her a dress buttoned to the neck.

[@AEKTZOY21]

I don't think so.....he clearly says ''i don't want that to happen again'' so my theory is that when he first meet her ,he fall in love with her because of her beauty!and he didh't want to be just a memory

[@kbanghart]

And yet he spent money to "buy" her. He knew it was wrong and Woody harrelson's character approved it when showed he didn't want the million dollars due to all that.

[@captainh3831]

Could very well be

[@franciscoserrano3307]

Robert Redford OMG ! 😗😘😍

[@longduckdong54]

I hardly ever use the word "beautiful." But I think this qualifies.

[@lonewolf33396]

Someone told me about this scene moments ago because he or she read my post on another video. Something like this happened to me. Here's the post: ”I watched this movie (The English Patient) in the theater, when it was released more than 20 years ago. I had just started college. I was accompanied by a girl who was taking a class with me. I saw her cry on more than one occasion. We were young and I didn't understand the value of those tears at the time. I let her go without telling her what she expected. Maybe I lost the love of my life and I didn't realize. When I wanted to look for her again, I just remembered her name. She had moved. I did not have her number. I had nothing. Those were not the times of Facebook. Today, whenever I watch this movie I remember her, the woman I never saw again, Rubi.”

[@dbrook7763]

Ever had that moment where you wish you had said something and never see them again

[@luisajauregui1781]

That was 30 years ago and I don't think that theres a day that goes by that I don't think about her.

[@baronsalis7595]

The allure of infatuation. Lust over love will almost always leave you empty. Real love typically involves a lot of struggle. Not the kind you find while tipsy at a bar locking eyes with someone who is attracted to you too. Those are fun moments for the diary, but it’s ultimately a fleeting romantic feeling, rather than the gold you discover struggling with a friend that becomes a lover or vice versa over time. Good luck to you all.

[@margretsims1322]

Life is not measured by moments; but by the moments that take our breathe away......

[@georgewalker03]

The story he talks about happened to me. Every time I watch Robert Readford recite the story I get so emotional. The seduction of a woman's smile can leave an everlasting memory on your soul. After 30 years I still think about her. I have no idea why i am telling my story, mabey i am hoping she will read it and know its me.

[@learntospellpeople]

"Adrian Lyne in my opinion is the single most visionary director in my lifetime." Good grief.

[@abolisher]

Wow this just hit me even more knowing the director name is adrian I’ve been watching the movie this whole time to knowing the director was adrian now I will have a different mindset ...

[@kmdaley916]

She should stay with him and travel together! I love her and Robert Redford! ❤

[@alesandro1]

I think all of us have a girl that got away in our lives the girl that we remember every single day❤️

[@heatherbrooks4448]

One of my all time favorite most heart wrenching scenes. Everyone can make money. Not everyone will ever have opportunity like that to feel that strong of an attraction to someone you have never even met.

[@heliofranca3801]

The correct music / soundtrack / track / file - is called "Subway Story and Dance" and can be bought or downloaded in SoulSeek.

[@JRNY1605]

Such a cool character, Billionaire, gentleman, and the ability to steal women with moving tales of his youth

[@twinflame1000]

This has to be one of my favorite scenes in a movie; absolutely love Robert Redford......

[@Cinemabuff97]

Best scene in the whole movie. I think we have all had an experience like is, just always wondering what if... Don't live life with regrets. Take risks that will lead you into positive situations that are in the state of your true dreams and goals.

[@wallstreetfox3]

Every time I tell a woman I'm a billionaire, I get to dance with her too just like in this scene.

[@Cinemabuff97]

wallstreetfox3 You obviously didn't get the point of this scene, did you?

[@wallstreetfox3]

Christian 4_Realzz He's telling her a lie. This poon hound doesn't think of that girl every day. He's appealing to her emotions. His heart is stone.

[@Cinemabuff97]

wallstreetfox3 I'm not quite sure if that is correct.

[@wallstreetfox3]

Christian 4_Realzz Ok, at the end of the movie he tells his assistant that she would never look at him the way she looks at her husband.That implies he has feelings but the movie is a little uneven in his characters motives. You still have a heart of stone if you have a little "game" you want to play to sleep with a guys wife but it also implies she could have stayed with him. It's a little contradictory.

[@addockerglobalbusinessdire4250]

This is a better scene than the end scene, more emotion, proper Romanic. They messed up on the ending.

[@hub5343]

The scenery is telling. A big empty house, devoid of laughter, delight and life. The house has all the elements of taste without personality, it is 'bought taste' - neo-classical columns, marble floors and roman balustrades, all signs of a house reflecting his life - empty, silent, cold with a surface layer of photocopied meaning, a copy of a copy of cultural significance that has lost its originality, much like Robert Redfords character, and the life of many of the rich.

[@rajendrasingh-nj3bb]

There's such beautiful melancholy in this scene. Is there a man on this earth who hasn't had such an experience.

[@kkennedy1773]

Best scene of this movie, and so relatable to me. I met an older man like Redford, I was Moore's age, and undeniable chemistry. We met at work, never forgot him, and those times.💕🕊🌹

[@m.4623]

Loved this scene... Robert Redford 💯 tugged on my heart strings..

[@Armando-Kilombos]

With the story about "the girl who got away" he is telling her that he won't let that happen again; he is telling her that, the "new girl" he saw this time (and won't let go away) is her.

[@terrybradford418]

It happened to me six years ago. I feel what he's feeling!!

[@abolisher]

Poor terry

[@kittymaui]

Demi is so gorgeous, and its hard to top her with a matching romeo and i must admit, RR is such a romeo, he does it over and beyond. Both of them have Perfect Star Presence - they both look Perfect - great casting for the 2 of them. they complement each other.

[@dcaseng]

This was the ONLY time in the film I felt anything but contempt for Redford's character. This scene, and the end scene where he let her go back to Woody saved his character from being an evil caricature. Moore's character was also loathesome. She didn't HAVE to go through with it, and she refused to take any responsibility by blaming the entire affair on Woody. He was wrong for ever considering Redford's proposal, but he tried to stop it.

[@Cinemabuff97]

I agree 100%. Plus letting us feel sympathy for Robert Redford's character was a good decision, instead of leaving his character as an evil man.

[@ZaydDepaor]

I felt for him all the way through the movie, he was lonely, had an emptiness and a longing that we all have....I actually thought the movie was very sad, my feelings were for Redford all the way through.... but I don't condone such behaviour obviously... He could have tried speed dating or something :o

[@daviddersarkissian8878]

I am so glad you shared that with us, I was having trouble figuring out who the bad guy was.

[@morticindavis9410]

I think he had that feeling when he sees Demi in that shop admiring the dress. When he finally meets her husband he looks at him as a loser. I can give her such a better life. He probably feels I can offer this guy more money than he ever had or will see and I can have her. I think it was his plan from the moment he meets Woody.

[@Jukeboxster]

It was Woody's fault. What Moore's character wanted was for Woody's character to say hell no you can't have my wife for $100 million dollars. She wanted him to step up and be a man. Even in the proposal scene she had to say "he'd tell you to go to hell" first and only after that did he follow. Woody wasn't a man, she was the alpha.

[@loria.berentsen8467]

My absolute favorite scene in a movie, I was 23 then, the best year of my life, To be

[@cynthiamontgomery7244]

I will never forget you sweetheart....... 1985 thru 1987 I was his princess R.I.P. T.Marchan

[@choicemeatrandy6572]

I had somewhat of a similar experience. Met a girl in the subway who approached me to ask for directions. She was very sweet and really really beautiful. She even said I looked nice. I was so shy and distracted I thought it was disrespectful if I asked for her number. She was from Venezuela....ehhhh we live and we learn 🤣

[@Fortune332]

He rizzed her up with that fake train story

[@johnnyexplains]

Robert Redford, Legend.

[@ThatFitnessDude]

God, Demi was so freaking gorgeous.

[@jeanjennings5712]

Men are seduced by the eyes. Women are seduced by the ears. He talks a perfect game.

[@vincentcushnahan1505]

Heart breaking Beautiful music

[@Cinemabuff97]

True.

Composed by John Barry

[@lionheart2224]

Same incident happened with me, when our eyes met each other for a couple of seconds it felt like an eternity, there was a spark. That feeling was magical, her eyes her smile. I don't think i could ever forget her 😔 But i didn't gave up hope completely.

[@margretsims1322]

And there's not a day goes by that I don't think of him.....

[@siddheshberde.5554]

This Is The Best sceen Of The movie Robert Redford sir .You Are best Actor .in your time and Made some great Realistic Movies 😍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@nevertheless123]

I was once sitting in a cafe and noticed that a cute girl sitting a few tables away was looking at me. She was with a group of friends. We locked eyes, then looked away. This happened a few times. After a while, I was looking down at my table or something else, and suddenly she pops up and leaves a me a note with her number. We had a few dates after that, but didn't go anywhere, although we were in touch for some years after that. Fun experience but never happened to me again. I did lock eyes with other girls but no one else dared to leave me their number!

[@phx4closureman]

*I've had a few "situations" in my life similar to this (all decades ago), and to this day I still remember every one of them.* So, I immediately "felt" the point that he was making in this scene, especially when he uttered the punch line, *it was awful.* This is, to me, probably the best scene in the movie. It would've been even more painful if at 1:17 instead of saying "she never showed up", he had said *I never saw her again.* Not to rain on Redford's parade here, cuz he did an awesome job in this scene.

[@kbaer3038]

"Just one dance?"

[@girlanonymous]

The music in this scene and the story he tells of the mysterious girl that got away 😭

[@BigFatCode]

watching this hurts me so bad. we all know these moments.

[@mustafaaltindag6278]

The Story is EMOTIONEN 😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭

[@arthurlustig9212]

I was very young and it happened... we went out had a great two years and then something happened and she got away...it's been exactly 20 years now. Never a day goes by without thinking about her, not a single one. It's always the smile. That god damn smile. No matter what you never forget that.

[@margaritakleinman5701]

Your last comment reminds me of a song in Spanish from awhile back, called "Tu Inolvidable Sonrisa" (your unforgettable smile). In the song, the singer is saying that he could forget everything about the person, but will never forget her smile. Beautiful song.

[@captainh3831]

This was the moment he stole her away from Woody.

[@SempraLaura]

I saw a man, handsome, works in my building. One day he opened the door for me and we smiled at each other. A week later he walks past me and I notice him. I look up and gives me the most incredible smile. I give him the same. Another week goes by and he’s with his freind this time and I could not for the life of me look up but I know in my soul he was looking at me. Now this week I haven’t seen him yet and now I can’t sleep. What if he thinks I’m not interested? Will he try again? Oh God. He has to!

[@SMP1993]

So….did he try again? If you’re comfortable expounding, of course.

[@SempraLaura]

@@SMP1993 no. He was an a$$. Men do and say things in the moment. This is a movie. Real life is not a movie.

[@SMP1993]

@@SempraLauraYeah, life is never as glorious as the movies portray it to be. I would say sorry things didn’t play out the way you imagined at the time, but given your description of him it was probably for the best. Thanks for eliminating the cliffhanger, though! I’ve had those same butterflies and restless thoughts before (as we all have), so I couldn’t help but pry a little lol.

[@darrensawyer959]

I'm a gay man and I've never been attracted to an older man until I saw Robert Redford in this movie. This scene just melts my heart.

[@nosyneighbor4408]

Same feeling. He was so charming in this film.

[@realjimmyd]

One of the best Grace note monologues in film I originally saw it in "citizen Kane" there have been several variations of the same story and films throughout the years but redfordr definitely nails it

[@royce45678]

I fell in love with a woman few years back. Well one thing led to another and she moved to a different state. Last second I bought a plane ticket, flew to her, unannounced, Went to her house and expressed my love to her. She REJECT my marriage offer But I got my answer I good with that

[@5235heather]

At least U got an answer. So many of us don’t. But I respect. No answer is answer within itself

[@royce45678]

@@5235heather true Ironically that same girl actually reached out to me not to long ago. Unfortunately that moment passed for me, but knowing that she wanted me back, priceless

[@anshuman1979]

Bravo. You got a closure and so did I and with the same result :o)

[@abolisher]

She should have just said no

[@royce45678]

@@abolisher sometimes they do, but we just don’t listen

[@YouFlex1]

The Most romantic scene in the intire history of movies 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗 and specially the reaction of the girl when he say just one dance wow 👏

[@siddheshberde.5554]

These was Best Sceen In this Movie and BG music of John Barry 😍😘🙏✌️ Great Genius