The Holdovers (2023) - You Are Penis Cancer Scene | Movieclips

The Holdovers - You Are Penis Cancer: Paul (Paul Giamatti) meets Tully's concerned parents (Gillian Vigman & Tate Donovan).
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
From acclaimed director Alexander Payne, THE HOLDOVERS follows a curmudgeonly instructor (Paul Giamatti) at a New England prep school who is forced to remain on campus during Christmas break to babysit the handful of students with nowhere to go. Eventually he forms an unlikely bond with one of them -- a damaged, brainy troublemaker (newcomer Dominic Sessa) -- and with the school's head cook, who has just lost a son in Vietnam (Da'Vine Joy Randolph).
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Cast: Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Dominic Sessa, Paul Giamatti, Stephen Thorne, Tate Donovan
Director: Alexander Payne
Screenwriter: David Hemingson
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[@superjackster0165]

Seeing him call out Angus’s parents for leaving him behind was so satisfying

[@flyforce16]

All the characters are so well-written. Even the parents, who are unsympathetic characters, aren't simply heartless monsters-they are more so inattentive to their son & perhaps (particularly the stepfather) lacking in some empathy for him. You can understand the mother's point of view too, regarding the stepfather, but Paul Giamatti's character delivers a solid rebuke, and reminds them that they have been neglecting Angus' basic needs. It's such a great movie!

[@atavious2491]

If I were Angus, I wouldn't want anything to do with my mother after that whole experience. I'll go on my own vacations either alone or with my own friends.

[@MrKankuamo]

STEP!-father. Yes, they're both so bad.

[@christophersouza3159]

In many ways, despite their differences, Hunham was more a real parent to Angus than his mother and stepfather. If I were Angus, I would've disowned myself from such selfish people

[@superjackster0165]

@@christophersouza3159 I like to think that Angus cut ties with his mother after the school year

[@regularyoutubename]

Screw his parents, clearly no empathy whatsoever through this.

[@istrategy]

That is the moment of his growth - he finally escaped his past and he did it for someone else - fantastic scene. Look how he struggles when he forms his answer but once decided he is STRONG! Fantastic movie - this movie has restored my hope in the art!

[@BitestheStuff]

Great film. I love that when talks about the boys potential, the mother has this guilty look on her face, knowing she's been putting all her energy into making herself happy, and pushing away her son on purpose.

[@ivobyrt]

In my world, Paul won the Oscar.

[@montsejamon]

In My world too

[@SomeBF]

Hate to say but like in no world does anyone win that but Cillian. Just a bad year to compete for Paul

[@MichaelSunny]

My world as well

[@gregdrake5069]

So Cillian Murphy wasn't worthy of winning? Yeah okay

[@BrettAlanActor]

I love the moment between Angus and Mary. All they needed was the warm embrace of one another after the acknowledgement of the situation. They take the roles of the mom and son they didn’t have on Christmas.

[@NemoCanoso]

I absolutely hated his parents in this scene

[@mrgodzilla7110]

I know it's a film, but I hope when Angus is old enough and moved out he cuts off contact with his mom, teach her a lesson and calls out the step-dad and rips him a new one. That's the Canon future in my mind.

[@SQUIDBEARSTUDIO]

One of them isn't even his Real Parent, So it's more of The Mother Should Know Better.

[@superjackster0165]

@@SQUIDBEARSTUDIO Exactly. Like she literally decided to abandon her son at Christmas just so she could go on her Honeymoon and didn't even tell him until the moment he expected her to come pick him up. The least thing she could've done was given a few days notice so then he would have the chance to possibly make other arrangements

[@johnnygunzfilmbuff7821]

they were horrible people. Mary was a better mom to Angus then his real mom.

[@ijbdawg9]

If the earlier scene when Angus lied to get his arm fixed and this scene has taught me it is this, sometimes people lie so that a more important truth can be said.

[@ericrscastillo5358]

Barton men.

[@adammaher403]

Well put.

[@WillTheChill92]

That mother is going to end up in a nursing home and wonder why her son won't take care of her

[@CASE_of_ÆrTh]

You got it, Coach. I always miss my friends, but loss is part of life.

[@bluebear57]

such a good movie. Haven’t laughed out loud at witty dialogue in a long time.

[@rr7firefly]

Here is amply demonstrated the strong bonds that human beings can form... bonds that show the full capacity people have to care about each other. When Mary walks in, sits down next to Angus and takes his hand we see how friendships can transcend the loneliness of any individual. I will always remember this movie and the profound emotion it stirred in me and I will remember how much I cared about its three principal characters: Paul Hunham, Mary Lamb and Angus Tully. They were very real for me.

[@J35ang31]

If a parent believes that they can’t handle a child and decides to neglect then they no longer be trusted with said child.

[@Uranus-utr]

When a teacher is better than parents What a perfmonca out of this world shame on you oscars

[@diegovillarruel6203]

The Step Dad actor is Tate Donovan voice of Hercules

[@superjackster0165]

I was wondering why his voice sounded so familiar

[@darkangel160]

Hunham loves Greco-Roman history and myths so much he had to tear Disney's Hercules a new one XD

[@Firebourn94]

This movie was better than I ever could've imagined

[@Steve.Maverick]

I was waiting for the kid to say he was his favourite teacher

[@gardenstateknicks]

probably the screenwriter's first instinct, personally i'm glad a line like that wasn't in there. the exchange both verbal and non-verbal between them was already meaningful

[@Kncperseus]

The mom is only caring for her ex-husband because, as a mental patient's designated carer, it grants her access to his vast wealth. So, when she says "I'll have to move Tom again!" she isn't saying that because she cares about her ex getting better or being cared for - it's because she is pissed she has to now waste time and money searching for some new facility to take in her ex.

[@beast6213]

2:57 no ma'am do you understand what You've done?

[@blsof8bc]

Masterclass.

[@joannelim7375]

04:08 - click on this on repeat and laugh. 😀

[@TheLetsgonuts]

Hahaha thanks!

[@MrKankuamo]

This is how superheroes look like.

[@markpage9886]

The step father is Tate Donovan: the voice of Disney's Hercules.

[@krisscanlon4051]

Stand up guy

[@kenthall449]

Rewatching the whole movie looking at his right eye now

[@Ragemic287]

So she had time to go to the school to yell at her son and teacher for going to see the son’s real father, but can’t see her son over winter break. Really tells what her priorities are more important.

[@nicholaspreston743]

I really criticize the mother for her actions and neglectfulness to her son big time

[@newbootgoofin24]

This was such a good movie

[@nicholaspreston743]

Things wouldn’t have Escalated to this if the Mom didn’t neglect her own son in the first place

[@seankim884]

They’re 2 Christmas Movies Starring Paul Giamatti He Was In Fred Claus And The Holdovers!

[@SiobhanMcgrane-cw3dg]

Loved this scene especially the mother so selfish

[@z.ishraq]

Extreme Ownership

[@EJD339]

I can actually sympathize with the mom. I cant imagine how difficult it would be to lose your husband and then have to find him another facility. Obviously how she handled her actual son was another thing

[@NintendoAdventureStudiosInc]

This looks like the 1970’s

[@Conor2496]

Cause it’s set in the 1970’s 😂👍

[@MilkyWayGrump]

It was filmed in a manner to resembles a movie from the 70s, down to the camera and the angles they shot from

[@derekseven1647]

That was the goal of the director. When they made the film two years ago he said he wanted it to feel like it was shot in the seventies and the entire film looks and feels that way. I saw this film in the theater a few times and it is very underrated and deserves all the awards it has gotten

[@superjackster0165]

@@derekseven1647 I wouldn't call this movie underrated. Most critics and audiences called it one of the best movies of 2023. Anyway, I like what Alexander Payne was going for and it infuriates me that he didn't get a Best Director nomination for his work on this movie

[@mustarddoctor]

I wish more directors did this. Have a film feel like it was made in the decade its set in.

[@Will-nn3pb]

at 4:13 his real eye is on the right at 4:15 his real eye is on the left they must of flipped the scene

[@lukes_123]

I read somewhere that they intentionally kept changing it so people would get confused until he reveals it.

[@AugustGray989]

10/10

[@QueuedUp_]

As someone who went to FUMA its not that bad.

[@Gildedowlmedia338]

You gotta remember this was during Vietnam, so if he was sent away to FUMA he’d also have to go to war.

[@Dream_Chasing777]

@@Gildedowlmedia338fr?!

[@EJD339]

​@@Gildedowlmedia338i didnt pick that up until my rewatch. I actually kind of got where the mom was coming from in some aspects but then I forgot she's knowingly sending her son to a school where he may go to war.

[@IowanMatthew683]

I love this movie but not going to lie, this ending was a little disappointing.

[@EJD339]

Why did you think it was disappointing