Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver in Marriage Story l Netflix

A tense moment from the film, Marriage Story from writer and director Noah Baumbach and starring Academy Award Nominees, Scarlett Johnansson and Adam Driver. Marriage Story is an incisive and compassionate portrait of a marriage breaking up and a family staying together.
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Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver in Marriage Story l Netflix
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Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Noah Baumbach directs this incisive and compassionate look at a marriage coming apart and a family staying together.

[@sklingen21]

" Oh.. I wasn't recording it guys, can you do that again?"

[@gamesworld1309]

lol

[@Sonnyboy204]

They're both fantastic. They would have just said "ok, from which line?"

[@PlumbPitiful]

They probably did have to do it a few times at least. Nothing is ever done in one take no matter how good it is. Directors like having variety to work with

[@joyr4461]

The worst feeling ever... Le oof

[@RootyTootTootin]

Hahaha? 😐 Do you know how many takes they do a scene?

[@XiyuYang]

People who think this is exaggerated definitely had a pretty happy childhood

[@tomzdeluxe]

Lol yup

[@slodn]

Lol if you think you had a bad child hood because your parents argue you probably had a happy childhood as well

[@beardpandaa]

Hey I thought it was pretty tame. Nobody threw a phone and nobody threatened to kill themselves. And somebody apologized for what they said.

[@Hurata5]

@@slodn y'know that parents arguing with each other is a influence for a child right? I've never seen this movie, and I don't know when I'm gonna watch it, but this scene is emotional af, I've never seen such a good acting, 'cause this reminds me when parents argued with each other all the time and me made me a very easy person to get stress, of course, today I can control myself, but I still get stressed easy sometimes. It does not make you have a bad childhood but still affects a child's life. Edit: I'm not saying you're wrong though, I just feel like discussing it a little bit lol.

[@slodn]

@@Hurata5 ya but u turned out okay right ? , Kids are on here complaining that there parents are so so mean too them or they have such a bad life because there parents argue like wtf I wish I could here my parents argue instead I don't even have parents my dad was in prison for like 7 years barely got out this year and went right back , my mom overdosed on pills and I found her in the room right next too mine mind you I'm only 16 I only live with my grandpa because my grandma moved out of here so ya id be very happy just too be able to hear my parents argue 😂😂

[@hebjdhdhdbbshshshshs9119]

Adam Driver is honestly one of the best actors, ALREADY for his age, from the last twenty years. Unreal performance.

[@CErra310]

Mrs. Johansson is, in terms of her acting career, 15 years the senior of Mr. Driver. An absolute legend of this industry. Yet they are acting on pretty much equal level here and he is looking as legendary as her. It's absolutely nuts.

[@scarlettcrowns]

​@@CErra310exactly Scarlett Johansson been putting it down since the beginning like she's arguably the best actress of all time literally but Adam did his thing here too, had me crying like a baby

[@mozes88]

@@CErra310 Agreed, but it is also the script and the opportunities they get to actually act. Both are amazing fyi.

[@christianvazquez3219]

Daniel day Louis has entered the chat.

[@tcme11]

Possibly true, but more true that is his opinion as well.

[@luiginastro8831]

3:05 His little voice crack is just astounding to me. It's something that always happen when one gets too emotional, it doesn't even feel like acting. I don't even know how anyone can reach that level of acting, that level of total immersion in the scene and in the character. Both of them are fantastic, but Adam was out of this world in this movie.

[@IKnowJudo]

I don't know how... 😢 How can anyone reach that level of.... bullshit

[@IKnowJudo]

It was phenomenal. Phenomenally BAD.

[@luiginastro8831]

@@IKnowJudo Darling, are you having a rough day? I think it would do you good if you turned off whatever electronic device you're using to showcase your derangement for a while.

[@globalchaos1984]

You must be autistic and fail to understand emotion​@@IKnowJudo

[@kennyhayesmusic7499]

His voice crack, and the sound of his delivery on the word "die". I feel like it's a mix of rage but also the very very end of the word sounds like it's suddenly being taken back because deep down he knows he doesn't mean it, but his anger is pouring out of him and he's let it build to using those words. This scene breaks me every time. 💔

[@joncarr1200]

Amazon delivery guy: Ok, I'll just come back later.

[@castawayonthemoon]

Haha

[@boywithalaptop2268]

He's just listening through the door 😂

[@kat_rina113]

Thank you for the laugh 😂

[@user-ih9ed9yn3g]

Lol

[@pandagracie2825]

😂

[@scarlettrose2065]

Teacher : why aren't you unmuting your Mic? The background sounds:

[@Account-xm6vj]

Omg lol! I hope this is a joke but if u are rlly going thru this im sorry!

[@Yor795]

😂😂

[@decebal1823]

LMAOOO xDDD

[@spunkysamuel]

Unfortunately true

[@Mariana-ge2rr]

Me hahahah

[@lessthanthreemetal]

3:01 This is the most visceral line I've ever heard, it doesn't even feel like he's acting

[@youtuber-tg1pu]

UPS outside the door: "You know what, forget the signature"

[@mrslasher1064]

He's scarier in this film than he ever was in star wars

[@princessleiabtw8936]

Yessir

[@Patrick-nq9ij]

Yes lol

[@Doakey]

Damn so true

[@gergo2493]

I mean he is not supposed to be scary in Star Wars. He is someone who turned to the dark side but can't commit fully because he still has got light in him. So that's the point of his character in SW. He wants to be scary but he is not like that

[@scotchwhisky6094]

He wasn't supposed to be scary.

[@SoyBeito]

I forgot they were acting for a sec

[@KingTez1983]

I did too.

[@MrWolfPants]

Yeah. It's impressive.

[@TheRealMythril]

Yeah, I actually got upset watching this as if I was there. That’s real acting, not Jared Leto crap.

[@KingTez1983]

@@TheRealMythril Right. Like watching a couple air their issues while your stuck there listening when you really rather not.

[@peg202xo7]

@@KingTez1983 Exactly! Thank you for articulating what I felt watching this scene, actually embarrassed to be witnessing this intimate moment, I was in the room with them wishing I were somewhere else. Stellar performances from them both!

[@najmazubeidi8390]

this scene is just beautifully heartbreaking. their acting here is amazing

[@Item12]

Neither of them are.

[@Item12]

I wasn't convinced.

[@scarlettcrowns]

Should of gave Scarlett Johansson that Oscar for marriage story tbh. She owned this role (sorry Renee)

[@isaiahcolesanti275]

This movie was very personal for me. I was a child of divorced parents and this scene brought back some painful memories of my parents arguments. I remember just putting a pillow over my ears, to try and suppress the raised voices of the things they dare to say to each other. It was something that crushed me as a child. I’m 23 now happily in love with someone and hope to pick my partner wisely without having to relive that hurt again. I’m not looking for perfection, only trust and comfort.

[@user-wt3sh2ch8k]

I hope you find comfort throughout your life

[@vincentnguyen3068]

Idk about perfection, you might never find it... look for conversation, honesty, a willingness to grow and an open mind.

[@sherryviera5696]

just don't lose hope if you go there, cause you will go there

[@Karsow2054]

“Talented actors make you acknowledge their skills, but legendary actors make you forget they are acting”

[@CreamyThighs19]

they're clearly acting lol, your confusing yelling passionately with good acting

[@cosmicdude8282]

@@CreamyThighs19 yeah, we already see you egdylord

[@FallouFitness_NattyEdition]

Legendary actors? Driver is good, but nowhere near legendary. This is Johansson's first time doing a great acting job. Other than that, she's pretty wooden in most of her movies.

[@r.r.4809]

this doesn't make you forget they're acting lmfao it's super clean

[@demonpride1975]

this is a very powerful scene, one of them end of marriage type fights, and it came off very real, and visceral. you know in star wars Adam seemed a very out of sorts kind of character. but here, this seems like a good roll for him.

[@redlizerad8268]

Everyone who says this is over exaggerated has clearly never seen an actual angry argument between their parents.

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

I agree. My parents are together for 25 years and counting but I overheard them arguing fiercely multiple times in the past.

[@redlizerad8268]

Saif Mahmud Ishtiak Shushaan exactly

[@redlizerad8268]

Jamoon Xerxes Sauber Jesus knife being drawn

[@redlizerad8268]

Jamoon Xerxes Sauber it never went that far for my parents but certainly nasty comments were common

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

@@JamoonXerxesSauberThings never got physical for my folks but there were definitely heated exchange of harsh words.

[@Ipitydafool2005]

This scene was so masterfully delivered. It's so relatable, and both Driver and Johansson were at their best here.

[@reubenhall2778]

I think one of the most brilliant exchanges in the whole film is when he sincerely says "you're welcome" when she sarcastically says "thanks for that I guess." It really shows how he unironically thought he did her a favor by not fucking everything he saw.

[@oscarin13]

In order to prepare for this role, Driver and Johansson got married and then got divorced.

[@fatoumataceesay3]

What

[@e_G_o_05]

She has done it a couple of times in real life already, so that sounds plausible.

[@tvalokibatman6563]

In 2019 black widow and kylo ren died in same year

[@micahjohansson7573]

They were married until this scene was shot. (That never happened but it sure sounds interesting)

[@BayHarbo]

Really helped!

[@DesperateFunGaming]

If Joker hadn’t come out this year, Adam would have been holding an Oscar yesterday.

[@pleasehelp3319]

DesperateFun Gaming I know!!! I was so conflicted! Cause I was like “yeaaaaa babbbyyyyy, Joaquin deserved it wooohoooo” then I remembered Adam Driver’s performance and I went “Noooooooo”

[@brandentheultramangofighter]

Joaquin deserved it and so did Adam. It was so hard to decide

[@andrespicado6303]

I loved both of their performances. To me, Adam should have won and I can't help but feel Joaquin won it because it was Joker and gained a lot of attention

[@brandentheultramangofighter]

@@andrespicado6303 so many times he didn't win an award. Adam had alot of time to win one

[@andrespicado6303]

branden8045 theultramangofighter Are you saying Joaquin hasn’t won an award? Adam hasn’t won an award from a major association award show ever, Joaquin has won several, but this was his first time winning an oscar

[@benco8888]

It's still the best piece of acting I think I've ever seen. I watch this scene often and it reminds me why I like movies.

[@razzles5338]

💯 Same here.

[@colinroyle]

That she consoles him at the end both breaks and melts my heart ❤️

[@loudand_clear4883]

Him: DO NOT COMPARE ME TO MY FATHER Her: well no but yes

[@hYBRYDcOBRA]

Or Grandfather if you know what I mean wink wink

[@bobbyhyman4277]

Is it wrong that i was dying laughing for this whole scene?

[@ehopkins12]

@@bobbyhyman4277 I mean if you're ok with just being a piece of shit then no. You're good.

[@sakonan4883]

Nicole: You’re acting just like your grandfather Charlie who is actually Kylo Ren (happy): You really think so?

[@laylover7621]

@@bobbyhyman4277 no

[@Misspol222]

If you think this is exaggerated or unrealistic, I genuinely feel happy for you

[@rly_11166]

Yeah, prolly didn't experience their parents in this kind of situation.

[@sensorydisorderchannel4554]

Same

[@marycarson9231]

My parents were honestly worse, my dad beat my mom multiple times. Cops were called, it was a mess. I was physically, mentally, verbally and sexually abused and I swore id never put my kids through this. Thankfully I'm with my husband 20 years (married for 15) with 6 kids and they know nothing of this kind of relationship. Your heart can heal and you can be a better person than your parents. ❤

[@cassiusclayreels]

It's great acting but felt like rehearsal scenes to see if the chemistry is there lol. It felt like practice.

[@guitarman64100]

@@marycarson9231 thank you for sharing this, breaking the cycle is so hard you're so strong

[@Nitronic99]

That scene is so real, it's so human. It's the most truly human moment I've ever seen in a film. It's so intense, I don't even like it, but it's pure art as far as I'm concerned. Adam Driver is such a talented actor.

[@jtsi1122]

Imagine loving so much that you two end up hating each other.....this scene right here. This movie should have every award it was nominated for

[@fieldsproductionsFILM]

Imagine having to be the poor bastard that says: "Can we run it from the top? The camera wasn't rolling..."

[@jbvader721]

Given how intense Adam Driver can be when in character, I'd run for the hills and never come back.

[@podrickpayne2537]

There are instances when they actually do that. Because they rehearse these kind of scenes before they actually film it.

[@mopolo]

This was not recorded in one take, you can tell because the camera sometimes gets in the way

[@unsaretribution666]

Kylo Ren

[@barnaclebreathamora]

the shot this like 50 times...

[@joyjoy1342]

When he starts crying after he realized what he just said gives me chills...that feeling of rage then guilt

[@dianacada5588]

Yes omg that feeling sucks. I understood this scene so much because it was my ex husband and me.

[@chrismowatt423]

That look she gives him after and the reaction is all to real. Some people just wont get it.

[@juanhoffmann4096]

No, he is just crying of anger

[@jaimelannister3515]

@@dianacada5588 that's bcoz he just realised he told her something he doesn't mean

[@p0larized_]

I had to pause the video to read this comment

[@yamenalssaj1852]

What a scene this is a pure act adam driver put all his emotional and all his act skills in this scene and scarlet do it perfectly

[@wynterkyle4824]

... I feels like being a child again, alone and helpless, watching my parents talk like this over and over.

[@jamesgiorgio7132]

This scene is so good that my parents like to reenact it at 10 o'clock at night while i'm playing minecraft

[@forgotmyname2462]

🥲😂

[@flamingoflyer8009]

same

[@Gerardo-dt8xf]

😔 same here homie.

[@nicoleb81]

Lmao

[@lucyk8935]

I hope you're alright man, i'm so sorry to hear that

[@PlanetAwesomenessProductions]

“You’re acting like your father.” *Kylo Ren triggered*

[@felipecosta-kv2fx]

"DO NOT compare me to my father!"

[@chellybadie]

I was looking for this comment HAHAHAHAHA

[@Randomvideos-zi7pe]

"I WAS never like my father! I fell to the dark side, got screwed by my own boss, and a girl I didn't know took me back to the light side before I gave her my life and now I have been wooooshed to this goddamn world with you. So do NOT compare me!"

[@harissonmichael4530]

At least he didnt force choke her

[@wk123]

bruh you technically stole my comment cliche

[@smokecheddadaassgetta]

in my drama class people did this scene and they did such an amazing job i could feel the real emotion in it

[@kevan1126]

Was reminded of this clip and wanted to rewatch it, and I started tearing up halfway through. Good film, and incredible actors

[@Mars-87]

“Hey bro can we just hang at your house?” “Uh no let’s just get food man” “What why not?” My house:

[@angelicelly_904]

Lmaoooo be my friend

[@rodger3352]

lol

[@Mars-87]

@@angelicelly_904 okayyy :)))

[@lordmaniel3603]

felt that

[@buttman9892]

lmao

[@popcultureinc.853]

Adam will go down as one of the best actors of his generation. This was probably his best performance.

[@monketree5488]

True

[@blackdeku8917]

He is such a good actor. This is the second movie I seen him in in besides star wars and I was wrong about him. I didn't like him that much as kylo ren, but him in this movie and black klansman 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@blackdeku8917]

Like he is a kid in star wars and in this movie and black klansman he is a man

[@bradleywells1071]

yes

[@saketadarsh7606]

@@blackdeku8917 he is easily best part of sequels

[@Aflamgy_]

One of the most beautiful scenes in the history of cinema It's just honest, warm, flowing, and full of heartbreaking truth Their performance really reaches to the heart

[@nootnoot7775]

This is one of the best scenes in cinematography. Such a great actors

[@josephreardon1917]

The fact that he started crying in the middle of his rant about death shows how much he didnt mean it. Married 16 years and sometimes you just say things that you dont mean

[@theahaberman8189]

Do people really though? The words have to come from somewhere in our brains. In my experience, people say the things they truly think when they're angry, because their internal censors are down. Our better natures may feel bad about thinking stuff like this, but it never seems likely to me that we truly "didn't mean" them.

[@adamcrain8913]

@@theahaberman8189 Sometimes when people are angry they just want to say the most awful thing they can possibly think of just to hurt the other person, just to let out the anger and frustration. I don't think someone means those awful things literally, but they mean the painful emotion that those words are meant to inflict on the other person. Arguments fucking suck.

[@yungbratz561]

@@theahaberman8189 when you're in pain (sad/mad) and want someone else to be in pain (sad/mad) one of the ways of doing that is saying what you think will make them mad/sad.

[@theahaberman8189]

@@yungbratz561 yes, absolutely. I'm guilty of that. But in order for a person to believe their words will really hurt, they must believe it on some level, otherwise the argument will just be taken as absurd.

[@docwhiskey8309]

Doesn't prove much. He's upset. Losing his marriage, his kid, the life he knew. Even if he's not crying at the confession, he's very well crying at the sheer amount of stress he's feeling in that moment.

[@crashbandicoot5636]

"this is overreacting" Wow. That's- wow. Y'all are so blessed to have not seen anything like this in your entire lives.

[@clancy_hanrahan6080]

Crash Bandicoot damn right

[@harrybrown1513]

I mean...my dad died when I was 2 and my mum stayed single until i was something like...14. So I never saw this as a "kid" but wouldnt call myself lucky.

[@erikbarrett85]

Yup

[@erikbarrett85]

@@harrybrown1513 Jesus get a grip mate. Use some context clues. Nobody said you're lucky, CLEARLY it's ppl with happy parents they're talking about

[@harrybrown1513]

@@erikbarrett85 Ohh someone's a bit angry 😂

[@PintesioJr]

This is undoubtedly one of the best scenes of all time, unbelievable acting, great scrip and a realy good cinematography

[@scaryhours2220]

This is about as accurate as you can get. People show you what they want you to see but I appreciate this scene actually diving into reality head first 🥇 Bravo

[@Item12]

You're about to be mauled by a wild animal. See if you can work around it.

[@scaryhours2220]

@@Item12 lol I like that 😎

[@Item12]

@scaryhours2220 I'm not CRAZY about it, but OK. 😎

[@murpeet5001]

This is honestly one of the most realistic scenes I've ever seen. This is EXACTLY how parents fight.

[@notBrocker]

Murpeet damn I guesse we will all get to this moment in life..

[@murpeet5001]

Supreme Leader Ren oh hey Ben Solo what’up

[@notBrocker]

Murpeet Hey wassup do you know where Rey is?

[@murpeet5001]

Supreme Leader Ren I think she’s chilling with palpatine you should go get her

[@notBrocker]

Murpeet Aight ima head out

[@aaronavila6813]

“Acting is easy” yeah this scene says otherwise

[@lonewolfshayu1715]

How is acting hard lol

[@aaronavila6813]

@@lonewolfshayu1715 bruh you think it’s easy?

[@kachosuffer7]

@@lonewolfshayu1715 idiot

[@Survivor_of_DMVdrivers]

@@lonewolfshayu1715 : Are you making a living acting? Be honest. And no, acting big (or important) in a KZbin comment section doesn't count.

[@darklurker1239]

Aaron Paul says otherwise

[@mynameismark7670]

"I'am sorry" just hits me hard. It's very simple, but express a lot of emotions.

[@Item12]

Stick it up your a$$

[@Journey_Awaits]

2:55 the way he keeps staring makes it seem like that wall punch wasn’t even in the script and he’s shocked at himself

[@hugob9491]

If Joaquin didn’t perform as well as he did in Joker. This man would have grabbed that prize.

[@yuriagamenon7555]

i think the same

[@DakaONER94]

Oliver Brewin he confused about his own opinion

[@taylorr9220]

I mean even though I sort of agree that the movie didn’t necessarily live up to the hype Joaquin definitely deserved to win best actor this year

[@uscman]

I wish Adam and Joaquin both came home with the Oscar. I legitimately would’ve been happy with either actor winning.

[@taylorr9220]

usc trojans1987 yeah they both were great they both deserve recognition for their skills

[@nightcat23]

“You’re exactly like your father...” “Don’t compare me to Han Solo!”

[@Eric-rz5zn]

💀💀💀💀💀

[@micuenta7949]

Lol

[@Hanjikara]

😅

[@Crozi478]

Bruv🤣

[@rainbowbridge4766]

Copied comment tho

[@anonymoushuman8443]

He’s really good. I can feel his emotions.

[@eugenemcgarrigleNEIL]

Might be the most incredible set I've seen in a movie. The emotional turbulence and restraint in this clip is elite. I've seen it many times and I'm left struck EACH time.

[@magpiesneedle2575]

For the “overacting” crowd, think yourself lucky to not have witnessed or been part of a situation like this scene portrays. Trust me that it is so painfully accurate.

[@datboidiego9164]

MagpiesNeedle This is incredibly ignorant

[@fernandomoreno6197]

@@datboidiego9164 why?

[@TheoCynical]

@@datboidiego9164 Nope, this kind if bitterness and regret are like the straw that broke the camel's back in marriages. Where all the bound up guilt and regret and unresolved conflict unravels. Its not pretty.

[@djstanley1300]

Theohybrid amen

[@aytakingurbanzade3086]

I saw worse throughout my childhood.

[@courtneyoliver564]

"I can't believe I have to know you forever." What a line.

[@shankhadipsett1674]

Yeah it is, ........ The thought process behind these dialogue is of another level

[@thefrustratedsciencestuden3941]

Could you explain what that line means? I'm sorry I'm still learning english

[@deonedwards4564]

@@thefrustratedsciencestuden3941 they have a child together so they will always be apart of each other lives wether they like it or not

[@RS54321]

@@deonedwards4564 'a part'

[@louiss3409]

Why? What makes that good? That is not a truth, if you are willing to walk away from everyone who knows that person you can live your life without ever seeing them again.

[@Meowmorales2007]

There’s so much talent in this scene to the acting, body language, pacing of the arguing and just raw emotion.

[@pollux1310]

This made me cry omg…They make it feel so real

[@yehboi6646]

“You’re acting like your father” “You’re exactly like your mother”

[@wolfder6661]

@joshua ashley I mean both of them SPOLIERS SPOILERS SPOILERS are dead so this is some werid ass multiverse

[@c.w.simpsonproductions1230]

There’s nothing more tragic than when love turns into hate.

[@oldcollegecoed]

Which usually happens when attorneys get involved.

[@lowresolutionlilly799]

Or love/hate. That's just.. the perfect mix of confusing and devastating.

[@luf4rall]

It just hurts so much because you already felt so much

[@abominationxl6244]

Love and hate can be so similar sometimes we can confuse the two

[@anthonylau101]

How about half love half hate? The love come from our own attractiveness The hate come from the jealous of man And this hate sometimes overwhelmed, pushing him start to attack her verbally

[@joeyclemenza7339]

these two were just explosive... this was probably one of the greatest couple meltdowns ever put to screen... even better than dustin hoffman and meryl streep in kramer vs kramer

[@sagecorvidcorpse6282]

As someone who is married to the man I met at 13 and have been married for 12 years now, this scene stirred up so many emotions. Me and Chance have gotten on this level. The sobbing and embracing at the end. Everything. To see someone else do it is very emotional. I love this man to death and with that love comes some crazy ass emotions

[@theempire00]

Who is Chance

[@WhiteWolfiee]

@@theempire00 Kek i actually laughed out loud, thank you my good sir

[@chancebrundage7155]

@@theempire00me lol

[@jaegermann4170]

“You’re being so much like you’re father!” *Kylo Ren activated*

[@DynoSkrimisher]

Great actor

[@spaces3345]

Lmao when she called him a villain I was like 😏😏😏

[@TorrentFiend10]

At least he didn't ask grandfather what to do.

[@nerfchogathbuffrengar5433]

"Do not compare me to my Father!"

[@xscythe67]

When he talks about her acting career being behind her. 😯

[@wk123]

“youre acting like ur father” dont compare me to my father Han Solo: ;_;

[@vuuchung1889]

"You're a fucking villain"

[@AmeliaJasmine24]

par0xysm 😂😂

[@ceciliajaldinangulo3406]

😁😁👌👌🙈🙈☺️ hahahahhahhah

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Hey kid.

[@animeheartz5270]

;-;

[@nessa09960]

dude. like genuinely this is the best scene ever. like it doesn’t even seem like a movie. i feel i’m js watching a video of two couples arguing

[@Item12]

I came here and I found a chicken. 🐔 I ❤ chicken.

[@dani5645]

I love this scene so much; the actors are incredible.

[@user-wi2vn7cu4w]

I feel really uncomfortable during this scene. As if I'm a guest in their home and they started this fight in the middle of a dinner.

[@squibblez2517]

That's one of the possible intentions of this scene. It is incredibly awkward because of how personal this scene seems.

[@jbvader721]

I felt like I was being tied to a chair and forced to watch my mom and stepfather argue over something so petty, I go to bed every night wondering why they even bothered getting married.

[@flowerfrost447]

Дарья Волкова Micheal Scott and Jan

[@ANTONl027]

-Flower Frost- 😂

[@toocertifiedblue6614]

pass the rolls👀🍿

[@carlosmanaog1904]

when Scarlett Johansson said "you act like your father!" Kylo Ren emerged.

[@patrikgajcevic8123]

All his characters have daddy issues

[@odiadordeisrael]

"Do not compare me to my father!"

[@faceripper77]

Hey han hold this for me SHHHHCHGHHH

[@PokeMasterKelly]

Patrik Gajcevic adam driver himself has daddy issues. based on one of his NY Post profiles his parents divorced and he moved back to Indiana with his mom when he was young. And after that his relationship with his dad wasn’t the same.

[@Uliburgh22]

Patrik Gajcevic While We’re Young? The Meyerowitz Stories? Frances Ha? No daddy issues there

[@andreichetan4694]

This is so real and hearthbreaking, its also beautiful that they managed to move on. Top acting, this was real life drama that happens every moment in some corner of this world.

[@PassionAnnihilator]

Oh dear lord such a good acting on both sides. I feel the pain and the suffering of having a relationship just by watching this.

[@davelawandra2286]

This had made me realize just how much star wars did him dirty

[@jbvader721]

Six months since the trashfire that was TROS and I'm still mad about it. Everyone's talent was wasted in that movie (just like another trashfire that came out the same year "Game of Thrones"). But, it seems that Adam's was the most egregious when watching this movie. When he has a great script and a competent director to work with, WOW!!!

[@supergrog5653]

Well if he never did Star Wars he wouldn't be able to do movies like this. anyway he is one of the best parts of the sequels

[@ryang.5094]

It may have did him dirty, but as much of a fan of Adam driver, it did take in a buncha money 💰; so with this new found game and capital, he is able to make great little indie films like this. ( see Scarlet J. In. Under the Skin).

[@1brownsfan296]

@@supergrog5653 He's been doing movies like this since before Star Wars. Search up "Hungry Hearts" He's fantastic in that movie and he has a good anger scene in Girls too.

[@toastieswithtrin]

literally, he is actually soooo talented

[@Nancarrowa]

This scene is so realistic, anyone who has been through a rough divorce knows exactly how this feels and it was so accurately done.

[@HotStrange]

Yep. Felt every word. Especially the “I can’t believe I have to know you forever” part.

[@madhouse2309]

I felt that last word, really hard

[@bigsadyeehaw6558]

@joshua ashley watch the movie

[@Jeiss_V]

I mean my parents didn't have a divorce but I could definitely relate except at the very very end

[@mostgirls7269]

It is. And I bet divorce is where my parents would end up since it's been like this all the time.

[@riseucakess]

I LITERALLY BAWLED WHILE WATCHING THIS SCENE. You can really say they are amazing actors when you can deeply feel their emotions :')

[@dallascummaro2703]

Joel's performance in this scene was so raw, so emotional. He's really stepped up from being just another youtuber

[@Army1696]

3:14 that's exactly how a person starts crying... Like exactly, holy shit

[@grace9675]

It seems so real I don’t think he was faking man

[@doctorjungla599]

Method acting. He was thinking of a memory, talking to someone in his life and not Scarlett. Katarsis happened.

[@PokeMasterKelly]

doctor jungla his parents are actually divorced. i imagine adam had a lot of memories to pull from for this performance.

[@booyaahJay]

doctor jungla **catharsis 😂

[@king_supreme1102]

Actually starts at about 3:05

[@CJ-hx6oi]

Kylo Ren is more terrifying in this scene than in the whole new Star Wars trilogy

[@michaelstrong5383]

Watching this whole film made me realize they completely wasted Adam in that trilogy.

[@xzenderx]

@@michaelstrong5383 They wasted him and he STILL carried it... i mean, he didnt succeed, but he did carry it.

[@madtitan0825]

Jeeze🤦‍♂️u can hate the trilogy all u want but Kylo Ren has one of the best arc and his character isn’t underused at all he’s the focus, I feel like people don’t understand what “underused” mean

[@moondog1134]

Mad Titan underused as in yeah they used him but they could have used him earlier and in better ways.

[@xzenderx]

@@madtitan0825 In the first movie he wasn't really established as a considerable threat. This was due to how an untrained rey was able to fight him off with a lightsaber. There were a number of times he could use his force power to end the fight instantly, and it would have been more significant if they saved han's death for the second film. In the second movie, the badguys needed a win. That's usually where they get the win. But instead, they lose their leader, a massive star ship, are unable to take revenge on luke who simply vanishes, and Kylo barely gets used in that film. The throne room fight is..... lol. Seriously, check out shadiversities autopsy of that fight, its hillarious. We've got vanishing daggers, rey bieng sliced in the stomach (the troopers decide, you know what, i'ma miss!) But there's an absolute abundance of it which is a shame. I can't speak for the final film, but its bieng compared to an abusive relationship. So yeah he was certainly wasted, but like i said, he was by far the best thing the trilogy had going for it. He was supposed to be this extremely angry person. Rage empowers the darkside. Wouldn't it have been cool if we saw that reflected in his power? When he's raging in that control room, instead of just his light saber, the force violently ripples out and destroys those nearby troopers after the "Nope" scene. Wouldn't it be cool if when he got angry, the force empowered everything he did, making dueling meaningless unless rey trained to a point that she could negate the force itself and stabilize the area first. Stuff like that would have been really cool to establish him as a real threat, and would have made it that much more cool and convincing when he turned to the light.

[@Rayarro]

I don’t think I have seen a scene in a film where the two actors in it are so consistently incredible, this is probably one of the most well acted scenes I have seen.

[@munkhtuvshinmt]

one of the best, realistic, naturalistic writing ever + godlike delivery

[@lucygoudie6377]

When he started crying I literally started shaking because that’s what my dad used to do. He would sit at the kitchen table for hours just crying and drinking

[@nathantseng8513]

ay im sorry man

[@kokosombrero6553]

I’m so sorry, that must’ve been really hard on both of you...

[@jordyboy9323]

Sorry man

[@Cissablack708]

It's the pain from all the bitter shame and regret we feel finally bubbling to the surface after being repeatedly shoved down and violently repressed. You only cry when your drunk because it's the only time you let yourself feel the pain . Or more like the only time you cant repress it, so it just comes spilling out. You kind of hate yourself for it, because deep down you know you drink so that for once you can let let yourself cry.

[@jsamanthababy]

@@Cissablack708 THIS 🙌🏼

[@Linkous12]

Sometimes I'm reminded that being chronically single isn't all that bad.

[@RustinChole]

It’s really not.

[@ishanhamid691]

Hey man let’s be real with ourselves

[@johndavolta3124]

You are justifying being a looser

[@anauthorwhoknowsnothing.9536]

@@johndavolta3124 1) People don't need to get married or be in a relationship to be happy. 2) Insulting people based on what they have is never ok. 3) Its spelled "loser" not "looser".

[@dear_myself]

@@johndavolta3124 better than being a boring *BOOMER*

[@Cool_Deena]

This performance brought tears to my eyes

[@Leoncroi]

I saw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind when I was too young to understand it. I knew it was sad, and had an idea of why, but it never fully resonated with me. After the breakup of my 12 year relationship, I remembered that movie and realized why I won't watch it again. Then this movie came out and gave me the same vibes, so I still haven't watched it. After seeing this clip, I know EXACTLY what is going on here and why I still can't watch either movie. It's been 5 years since I've moved on and this one clip brought back everything. This isn't art; this is raw, genuine feelings in film form.

[@mouche_pie]

I think their neighbors are also listening because the background seems so quiet

[@CountryCowboy008]

definitely they're in an Asian community lmao

[@tosinoparinde9563]

Amda This A Joke

[@tavanozinedinyazidabdul7471]

I mean, if you hear this from the other room, would you just talk or awkwardly sit there. Exactly. Sit

[@WinterGirlRules]

The fork would they even be able to do? I'm sure their argument would be louder than anything their neighbors would do. I'd have called the police by that point personally. They're disturbing the peace & it sounds like a domestic abuse issue.

[@dknox90803]

They’re probably eating popcorn

[@HADEZFIRE147]

This isn’t overacting. This is how parents in family are, at least once in their lives. Even if they aren’t getting a divorce, arguments happen. Things are said. Nothing is meant. This is one of the most well acted scenes I’ve ever seen and this should be studied in classrooms to show how one’s job should be when it comes time to perform.

[@Dynasty1818]

Everything is meant in the moment. You can say you were angry, scared, drunk, whatever. In these moments you say what you really mean. The only reason he apologised after saying he wishes she was dead is because that's not an acceptable thing to say when the only reason you're together is because of your kid. He didn't wish she was dead because then his son doesn't have a mother. Take the kid out of it and he'd still think it and probably wouldn't apologise, because he truly wishes he could get away from her for good.

[@ariana6006]

I’ve seen my parents do worse than this. At least in this fight no objects were thrown. People who think it’s overacting clearly had a wonderful childhood or their parents hid their arguments well.

[@lindseylyman2524]

Team McBox g C. Ccv

[@nishantpradhan7828]

@1GoldRunner God damn what perfect life were you raised in? If you don't think shit like this is real, you've lived in waaaaay too small a bubble man. It doesn't hurt to understand other peoples lives and try and empathise with them.

[@CR-og5ho]

@1GoldRunner his life was normal yours is just boring lol

[@SSiso1]

i know this scene has become a meme now but honestly when i first watched this, i was fucking terrified and anxious all the way through. growing up with parents that behaved like this all the time, this hits so close to home that it was panic-inducing. so well done for the raw, realistic emotions!!!!

[@MrSherod1]

The most amazing and real onscreen argument ever.

[@Stormertheboy]

Notice how no music was playing.. this scene wasn't telling you how to feel it was just straight up amazing acting.

[@carrot.studios]

3:55😏😏😏

[@bartholomewesperanza3442]

@@carrot.studios literally the end of the scene lol

[@joekoplar]

@@carrot.studios it started at 3:47 after "me too".

[@miket7745]

Hey everybody , it's the " notice how no music was playing " guy

[@kelw919]

His acting in this absolutely broke my heart.

[@parisbeech2180]

Great acting by both very great acting

[@ThatOneSith]

I literally had genuine fear he was going to swing at her or something😂😂 their amazing actors ❤️

[@RunawayVoyager]

Amazing performance! One of my favourite scenes from any movies I've watched.

[@razzles5338]

That was some incredible acting right there..

[@freetoplay1073]

Kids be like: mommy why is kylo ren yelling at black widow

[@RonanNotRyan]

Y'know... If a kid were to ask that... I think it's about time to talk about some important life lessons...

[@TMane999]

@@RonanNotRyan Would you elaborate please? :)

[@noobmaster777]

Because Rise of Skywalker was shit and Avengers Endgame ended Black Widow!

[@tvalokibatman6563]

Fun fact:Kylo ren and black widow die in same year

[@firecrackerjack68]

@@tvalokibatman6563 oh shit, you're right.

[@nikoluswilliams9306]

My parents while I'm playing Minecraft. -2014, colorized

[@emilyh7621]

Nikolus Williams oh mood I thought I was the only one

[@CoffeeD_1]

F

[@aqiftebo987]

Same bro I was playing Roblox prison life and then I heard an angry discussion about divorce :c

[@kommentarschreiber1611]

We all share the same shit past. YeY.

[@Ariel-gr2my]

Lol same here

[@mandamaymain]

“I can’t believe I have to know you forever” as a woman with an boyfriend who has a baby mama he doesn’t gat along with, this line and it’s implications will haunt me forever.

[@mandamaymain]

Also he’s 100% wished for her death so idk how to feel.

[@nicoleb4901]

What? You need to mature and get out of his crack bc he made a woman, a baby mother, not a wife. If given the opportunity, he may do the same to you. He won't like the responsibility of dealing with you n yr baby either. That's the reality of dealing with this type of foolishness.

[@calebbass354]

This scene is heartbreaking but also probably more relatable to most people and a great performance.

[@Item12]

These 2 were just CRYING THE WHOLE FKN TIME 😅

[@lumbo5929]

Me: *peacefully playing minecraft in my bedroom* My parents in the living room:

[@akashdeb5201]

F

[@PedroHenrique-jd1wd]

F

[@shawnlim1194]

F

[@ayhanpala238]

F

[@chillthanosoof5366]

F

[@bigoz1734]

This is the most real breakdown and argument ive seen in cinema. Such a painful toxic relationship but neither can leave

[@noelmusqua]

Sad.. but true.

[@artjacobbermejo5780]

This actually the same as longer version of leonardo and kate movie scene

[@abhinavchandekar9014]

I'd recommend the arguments in Before Midnighy

[@denissemedina4619]

I’ve been there and it drains you. The fact that they were able to remind me what it was like shows how talented they both are 🙌🏻

[@mark9294]

Umm… they did leave?

[@MountainGuerrilla]

this is gut wrenching to watch.....masterful acting on both sides of this scene.

[@michellebach6277]

Two magnific actors.💎💎 Brilliant!

[@hightopv1352]

Welp, that triggered a few childhood memories.

[@hellohello-rm9fp]

God loves you repent your sins he can help you

[@hightopv1352]

@@hellohello-rm9fp Chill.

[@muhammedibrahim4030]

Ooh it did

[@hannahm3548]

@@hellohello-rm9fp lmao, why respond like that

[@-Topin-]

Same

[@zooms5624]

Adam is so underrated. He’s amazing

[@thebaobabs206]

Who underrates him?

[@pajamas_the_emo]

He should've gotten that Oscar

[@zooms5624]

Definitely

[@pulemauasoau6048]

@@thebaobabs206 Everyone

[@Kirby7601]

Good. Let the hate flow through you.

[@lordvadershorts1987]

Adam Driver Is Brilliant!

[@2william]

how have i just found this for the first time. amazing acting.

[@robertmatheus8004]

It's unhealthy how many times I've watched this. It's like being a kid again

[@laobok]

Haha. Broken family.

[@sarahzahir5582]

Same bro. wish they'd just divorced.

[@user-ns2ku3zz7p]

Divorce maybe get thing worse...

[@just-A.randomdude]

r/cursed comments

[@BulletBeez]

Been in this club for a while

[@XrayTag]

“EVERYDAY I WAKE UP-“ This line is so relatable, hits me in the feels

[@tzaryczny]

A Geek of One dead people

[@raspberrycrowns9494]

@@missioncodez people in a coma?

[@kaiz1845]

@@missioncodez "who doesn't wake up every day?" Coma patients:

[@ouassinidechezcarglass9482]

@@missioncodez people who sleep during the day and wake up at night ?

[@PoloLoiTamin]

@@missioncodez I don't know man.... I heard Jamal from 90th street watched that killer video tape last week and this mornin' he woke up dead!

[@user-ou3ul6or4d]

I love this scene because it portrays people being able to speak in an open manner regardless of their upbringing and surroundings. It also conveys the message that with always the correct influences in our surroundings (4th wall) we can express ourselves by being vulnerable and willing to listen.

[@danielgudinojuarez6729]

Okay, wow!!! I'm just speechless 🥺🥺🥺