The Lovely Bones (6/9) Movie CLIP - Jack Realizes the Truth (2009) HD

[@charismaticcozy4095]

mr harvey played the creppy role to perfection he has the perfect look and his acting is spine chilling the way he looks at susie when shes on her bike is sick and twisted and it just seems so real

[@longmemory1620]

you mean this Look 1:47

[@mimo__.-]

Exactly, to this day he still gives me the creeps , his acting was on point and always managed to put me slightly on edge even if he wasnt doing anything overtly suspicious

[@jayluck8047]

That's Stanley Tucci for ya. His roles are some of the most hated characters on screen without him really being typecast. See: The Lovely Bones, The Hunger Games, The Core...

[@Piaseczno1]

@@jayluck8047 And he stars in a variety of characters, not just the villains. He's my favorite modern-day performer.

[@jculver1674]

Tucci said in interviews that this was the hardest role he ever played. He hated playing such a despicable person who would hurt a child the way he did.

[@Tamara_Smith]

Basically, her spirit spoke to her father, gave him an intuition. He was staring at the killer in the flashback because the killer could not take his eyes off of his daughter so now he was remembering what he was looking at

[@devin1820ify]

Glad you explained it cuz I couldn't figure out how his "intuition" made him realize

[@kenshin6553]

@@devin1820ify Another aspect of this that a lot of people miss is the fact that the flowers are dead. Harvey was only taking care of them so that he could stare at Susie in the morning. Once he did what he did, he had no reason to care for them anymore so they withered and died So it also clicked in the father's head that it was suspicious that he suddenly stopped taking care of the flowers as soon as Susie disappeared

[@devin1820ify]

@@kenshin6553 you should be a detective

[@annmariemaldonado7565]

@@kenshin6553 wow good point!

[@babbsjohnson6590]

@@kenshin6553 another reason is in the beginning when Mr. Harvey lures Susie into his hideout it’s actually a hunting hide called a duck pit blind. When Mr. Harvey reveals the structure he’s making with sticks that he says is used for duck hunting. Just like the one they found in the field.

[@yo4522]

His face is so beautiful when he realizes. What an actor. His face says it all. Priceless.

[@choo-choo848]

+dayum son LOL!

[@heyheyheyheyheyhey76]

When Mark Walberg looks at you like that you've definitely fucked over the wrong people.

[@kam3172]

dayum son Lmfaoooo

[@deborahpancaro8048]

I loooove Marky Mark

[@umbrellacorporation9168]

Yeah Mark Walberg’s acting has improved over the years

[@mysterychic1234]

I cry every time I see this. What makes it worse is thinking that this actually happens. Sick men take innocent children away from their mothers and fathers. Makes me hate the world we live in.

[@iNFaunTae]

It's ok just let it out....

[@shericewillis1006]

mysterychic1234 All abductors should rot in hell.

[@mysterychic1234]

Sherice Willis Agreed!!!

[@st.stboneboner2707]

mysterychic1234 it's worse than you can imagine. I have worked around pedophiles, rapists, kidnappers. they are wolves in sheep's clothing.

[@cosimavonliebenau8317]

Don’t hate the world, just hate the criminal.

[@goldgirlbomb]

The first time I saw this movie, my dad was watching too. He literally stopped halfway through the movie because he was so upset and started crying. I can count the times my dad has ever cried in front of me on one hand, but this movie made him cry like a baby because he said it was basically a representation of every father's worst nightmare.

[@faiorgaming7214]

goldgirlbomb oooooh :)

[@dakotasabrynah3013]

Your comment made me cry because it's so true😭

[@disdainforplebs3020]

Y u lyin for tho?

[@karlaponte3741]

@@disdainforplebs3020 why would anyone lie about this ur ignorant "

[@luissolis3742]

Soft

[@kayjay1196]

This movie has some of the most beautiful imagery.

[@battlememesbyomari25]

kayjay1196 the guy that produced Lord of the Rings produced this

[@FreePalestineforever657]

Way too overproduced. Should have had a smaller budget for this kind of story, but that's Peter Jackson for ya.

[@kerplunk9434]

Agreed! Ive watched it many times.

[@curtfoosss]

@@battlememesbyomari25 He is the director

[@Giggyphook]

Makes zero sense

[@spencerfrankclayton4348]

Why Stanley is still considered a "character actor" instead of an A-list one is beyond me. HE'S DEFINITELY AN A-LIST STAR. Some of the best acting I've ever seen. He totally disappears into the character!!

[@csellars7874]

Completely agree. A character actor is a misnomer and overused phrase

[@deenails9904]

I believe so too. I believe he is this character! And I love him in Devil Wears Prada, one of my favorites and he brings that movie to life!

[@LibraryAmbientJunkie]

Right. I didn’t even know that was Tucci until someone mentioned his name

[@brookewoods2948]

He was great in Burlesque!

[@jayluck8047]

His part in The Hunger Games reminded me of Martin Short as Jiminy Glick.

[@Adrian-pu1ue]

AMAZING acting by Mark especially at 2:04-2:07 that stare felt so real like he wasn't even acting at the moment

[@NickSchoenfeld]

Adrian 2398 the look on his face gave me chills and made my heart race. Bravo, Mark. Bravo.

[@graciesanders03]

His name was jack...or are you talking about his actual name? (No offense btw)

[@northtexasskies3243]

@@graciesanders03 they were talking about the actor not the guy he played.

[@graciesanders03]

@@northtexasskies3243 Oh ok sry

[@gentleheart7107]

That's because he is father, that probably helped a lot to his performance in this movie.

[@julianacuellar5699]

I think this is the saddest part of the film.

[@faiorgaming7214]

Juliana Cuellar I think it's wen jack breaks the glass thinks

[@miaa1762]

Or the part where they only realize where her body was after the dirt started going down.

[@angb1672]

The saddest part for me was when all those little girls came to suzis heaven, we got the full picture of the sadistic pedophile.

[@gemeu1129]

Mine was: “My name is Salmon, like the fish. First name: Susie. I was 14 years old, when I was murdered on December 6th 1973. I was here for a moment, and then I was gone. I wish you all, a long, and happy life.”

[@hannahgreen2925]

The saddest part for me was when he threw the safe with her body in the sinkhole and they never ever found her body

[@jordancordones1903]

So much tension between their stares.

[@louisasmiles]

Your picture is brilliant to scroll past...

[@evitagutierrez8450]

@@dootdoot94xo44 Don't hate

[@louisasmiles]

@@dootdoot94xo44 it shimmered. It may have also been something else too... I forget

[@louisasmiles]

@@dootdoot94xo44 nopes, still shimmers

[@82566]

When u get that intuitive feeling then having to look in the eyes of a person who realizes u know what's up and their secret is no longer such a secret ,it is a time stop moment .

[@123ShannonRose]

"Dad"🌹

[@Cabbage-Wein]

I think it's time for you to go home mr.S R

[@Jenny_Lee_]

😥 🌹

[@TT-td3rj]

Gives me chills no matter how many times i watch.

[@JovialDad]

THIS COMMENT MADE ME WHEEZE IDK WHY

[@emmuhlu]

@@JovialDadLMFAO

[@jamlym4974]

What's chilling is how they're just laughing and smiling when they have no idea that they're looking at someone who has killed multiple people.

[@ShinnoEli]

If the killer is clever enough to avoid suspicion and arrest after killing even one person, that...probably happens in real life more often than anybody wants to think about. x_x Now excuse me while I go hide under my bed.

[@BIGpandyandi12345678]

The fact Stanley didn't win the Oscar for his role in this, still has me salty in 2020.... His performance to this day makes my blood run cold. Every girls/fathers worst nightmare and he played it perfectly.

[@TT-td3rj]

Right?!? He deserved an Oscar 110%

[@ciaradiam0nd]

Did mark win something? He should have.

[@TT-td3rj]

@@ciaradiam0nd i don’t think he did and i completely agree, his performance was amazing as well

[@Emma_Rosa]

Both of them where amazing I'm in tears again watching this😭😭😭

[@keirajones5062]

I read the book a few years before the movie came out and when I heard they had cast Stanley Tucci as Mr Harvey I thought that was the perfect choice, and he was. I couldn't imagine Mark Wahlberg as Jack, but he ended up being exactly right for the role too.

[@nobodyhere402]

Stanley Tucci is so talented. He can play a jerk boss in the Terminal, a serious art director in Devil Wears Prada, a cool and funny dad in Easy A, a loud and comedic CEO in Transformers age of extinction, and an awkward villain in this movie. Stanley Tucci is awesome.

[@keirajones5062]

He's great in Jack the Giant slayer too

[@Nia-ms7tz]

And don't forget Caesar Flickerman from Hunger Games

[@whatzittooyah]

Don’t forget a husband in Julie and julia

[@abbyniloingsigh7188]

Don’t forget the Hunger Games, and the German Doctor in Captain America! He has such range.

[@fromthehaven94]

A desperate embezzler who gets blasted by frog toxin in Big Trouble.

[@GeenPoblin]

I didn't even realize the significance of this scene until I see it again years later.

[@RizzyMacguire]

+Izzy Bobizzy Me too. This has never felt so intense.

[@justicejustice2429]

Same I got the feels

[@clairegrant1667]

I haven’t watched the movie but what is so intense by the scene? How does the father realize?

[@erickamcgowan94]

Claire Grant he’s remembering the times that Harvey looked at Susie in the flashbacks.

[@neosav7476]

Claire Grant He sees the dead flowers, and remembers back to the scene when Harvey was pruning the flowers and Susie was riding her bike in the background. He realizes Harvey only used the flowers as a way to attract the salmon family and most importantly Susie. He just wanted to look at the salmon girl and it was an excuse to be in his front yard. As soon as he killed Susie, maintaining the flowers was no longer a priority, and so they withered away and died. Also the scene where harvey hands are shown tying the bundles of sticks together, he realized Harvey is not the weak old man he portrays himself to be, that he is more than capable of murdering his daughter. He’s been tracking different people all throughout the movie, meanwhile the biggest suspect was right under his nose the entire time.

[@hawhatalameusername8631]

Never trust men with those kind of glasses period.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

This was the 1970s. A lot of guys wore those glasses back then

[@shanehughes3511]

In the 70s when this is set millions wore them

[@matthewlimbery1470]

Periodt.

[@marleymarley8347]

My uncle Paul has those glasses :(

[@KaoruSan241]

After Hours Sorry but your comment made me laugh

[@VENGEANCE-ty8ro]

my dad said he would kill anyone if they did this to me or my sister

[@th-tl8fo]

Any dad would, if anyone did this to my child, I don't even know the things I'd do to them. It'd be a brutal scene, just killing the person wouldn't satisfy me. Lmao I sound like a psychopath.

[@nunyadamnbizz]

I love parents like that

[@Jenny_Lee_]

And I would make sure I'm on that jury... Not guilty

[@meghnachoudhury609]

@@th-tl8fo no it doesn't. it makes you sound like a dad!

[@Jenny_Lee_]

@King Delevingne Revenge/Justice. Same/Same. No apologies!!

[@AnnaRauda]

no parent/family should bear with such pain

[@faithvaldez4290]

I was around 11 when my mom told me and my sister that it was tome for us to watch this movie. And I remember saying no but she told me that I needed to watch this movie. So half way in we were all crying and she told me "It dosn't matter how nice, how much it seems they care you never go into someones house without an adult bc this is how you will end up dead or worse" And I can tell you to this day still don't go into peoples houses I barely know.

[@user-qq4tj8gm8b]

Faith Valdez bro wtf

[@yolandapattys]

Thats a good job of your mom to warn u and your sister if i become a mother i will did the same like that

[@liamina3563]

My mom did the exact same thing. It is necessary to teach your children the reality.

[@pennyc11]

Remember Hannibal Lectures ominous words. What does a perpetrator first do? They covet. They are stalkers building up an insane fantasy. Mentally writing your story. You no longer are a person but a character in their insane play.

[@Moot731]

@@liamina3563 especially with females, in this bad society it’s sad, but females need to know reality from early ages for their own safely

[@johnsonken96]

I’m annoyed at how underrated this film is. Nobody talks about it. It’s so well done.

[@yikesyikes1513]

I agree

[@poppamic]

Same, it's a brilliant film

[@aimeek1236]

Really? I constantly have heard about it. But maybe it's not recommended that much because people don't like how true it can be. They prefer scary movies that are fiction

[@ansaksa]

it's over 10 years old already

[@СмитСмит-х6ж]

I couldn't finish this movie. It was unbearable to realise that it could be a real story. May be, that's the reason why people don't want to watch it and praise it then. Although, it s a very talented film with great actor work

[@editthisthot4302]

Predators live among us, wearing the mask of ordinary people..

[@samsonhaze6595]

EditThisThot That’s what Scooby Doo taught us and he wasn’t wrong!

[@jordannemclean6467]

There are *many* imposters Among us

[@redfox1353]

@@jordannemclean6467 I see what you did...

[@synergyvid]

Absolutely, they wear relative normalcy like a cloak. The way we live, so disconnected from our intuition, makes it easier for them to go unseen. When you see them, you cannot unsee them. There's a particular energetic/emotional/behavioural makeup about them. It's seeing the wood for the trees, seeing beyond the charm, normalcy.... Cloak that they wear.

[@bellad3660]

He Don’t Look Ordinary Bro

[@jamieashen9791]

From solving his daughter mistery death to talking to a teddy bear

[@makanamozo]

Weed is a hell of a drug

[@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263]

What about talking to plants in The Happening? Mark has had some amazing moments and some not so much. Love the guy though. He doesn't age either.

[@fromthehaven94]

Getting to shoot a dirty cop to talking to a teddy bear.

[@negan991]

To then joining the autobots in trying to take down a company owned by Stanley Tucci

[@CREEPYKOULWAH]

This movie tore at my heart. Unfair! The way he died was too easy

[@tesspulido]

But there is an afterlife, and he will get what he deserves.

[@keirajones5062]

I don't remember if they go into it much in the movie, but in the book Susie tells us that if she had to murder someone she would choose an icicle, because it melts away, so the icicles falling on him causing him to fall was sort of symbolic like it was her that made it happen

[@forever42211]

He will be forgotten just like he expected Susie to be , to not be cared or mourned in Death would be hell For something Like Harvey, I’ve noticed he would Keep his victims belongings as comfort , he died not having the last kill , he died being rejected , he died not getting what he wanted

[@notmyrealname9110]

This movie haunted me for a long time. I read the book and just cried and cried and cried. So many stories like this of young children.

[@ingraham100]

I have been unable to watch it again. I know that the time will come when I can again.

[@jojomojo1844]

Me to my mum gave me the book to read and it killed me! I couldn't watch the movie.

[@SA-87]

"Surely that young girl screamed." -Stanley Tucci Chills every damn time.

[@alyssaj6579]

The second he realizes, the moment he looks at Harvey...breaks my heart but is also idk a strange relief. A parent just knows...

[@shannon2789]

Such amazing acting by the whole cast. Especially Mark Wahlberg and Stanley Tucci. Rumor has it Stanley almost didn't take the role because he felt uncomfortable playing such a perverse character, always asking if his younger costars were okay after a scene. Such a sweet man in real life.

[@sharonjensen3016]

And he's probably been apologising for Harvey ever since ("I'm not that man. I hate him too!").

[@calhoun32]

I watched the interview as well. It surely had to be hard for him to play such a role as this one.

[@KimsLantern]

Stanley's performance was insane. He's an amazing actor.

[@castlenovelist97BOOKS]

the father's character really loved his daughter and you could tell how he knew instantly. He just knew it in his heart. This scene is really powerful and says a lot about the father's character.

[@camm3217]

2:04 the way his stare transitions from confusion to anger was awesome! Had me rooting for him to avenge his daughter the whole way through. Honest shame that he didn't. Great acting here all the way

[@woffordwolf2071]

And Mr. Harvey even made him pay for it by him getting beat to a pulp in the maize field.

[@cristinaestrella]

The most saddest thing is he knew and this scene shows it but he can't give any evidence as to how he does :[

[@aqua6613]

If he had avenged her in that matter it would have affected the rest of his life. I was married to a pedophile and had no idea until I had an eye opening moment and I tried to warn people and nobody listened. I left everything behind because I couldn't risk it, I only had a hunch and no solid proof. I warned his friend who had little girls and I was called crazy. He died 2 years later of a heart attack and I called his friend to let him know and he said he had a warrant out for his arrest for molesting his 7 year old daughter. My heart broke for his daughter and it broke for him failing as a father but my ex was so convincing so I can't blame anyone for believing him when he made me out to be crazy. God was still good and justice was served, but damage was done. I wish people would believe me. I just have the Cassandra effect...seeing things before they happen and prophesying it but not able to do anything about it because Noone will hear me. It's such a curse. Atleast I have a few people who know me and value me and listen when I speak. I take comfort in that I guess.

[@shericewillis1006]

He looks sooo creepy. I always thought he was in my room after I read the book. lol

[@nataliableu6390]

🤣🤣🤣. Sorry for laughing but your comment is hilarious.

[@FireFirePow]

People over here wondering how he figured. The poor guy was tripping on grief and might've remembered that memory, because if you look back it was Susie's memory, too. Plus Susie using her energy to push him to think, it wasn't the first time he thought he heard his daughter. Basically, the flower reminded him of that time when he was picking the same flower with his family and Susie rode by saying "look at me" and Harvey was looking at Susie mad hard. Whole time he is in Harvey's presence, he's thinking his little girl is telling him it's this man in front of him that murdered her. Man has no evidence to prove anything complicating things for him.

[@prvotri8253]

Year late but..he figured it out cause killer was looking after roses when this girl was around ,maybe to attract more people like her . When he already did his job he stopped caring for roses same way he stopped caring for girl since she is no longer alive.

[@maggiecarey1809]

Every single time the stare gives me chills. What an amazing actor

[@113-M]

When I saw the dead flow sprang back to life in his hand, I literally have tears in my eyes, I'm not even kidding you...I don't know why.

[@brittanym.perrodin647]

This makes me think of a picture of little Maleah Davis (killed by stepfather) holding a red flower in her hand 🌺….it’s a powerful symbol.

[@Morgan_ytt]

Man this scene after 14 years still gives me full body chill, the stare at the end is peak acting

[@swanqween]

Mark Wahlberg’s performance in this movie is so underrated and outstanding! I didn’t think he could do a movie so serious and emotional

[@ANGRYCHAlR-54]

Watch him in Pain & Gain

[@sele011110]

I don’t even have kids and this movie moves me emotionally. It’s so sad. How can another human being take someones life in such a cruel disgusting way. That man was sick and deserved to pay for what he had done, and to many others. It’s just so sad that these type of ppl get away with these things. But I always believe that their doings catches up to them at the end.. no one should feel invincible or untouched because they get away with evil actions.

[@jamlym4974]

Jack: You're a hunter? Mr. Harvey: Daughters. I mean ducks.

[@jengable4888]

The look of horror when you realize what the person standing in front of you has done ! I can relate...because it took me a very long time to understand what was happening in my foster family and elsewhere !

[@enidrhee-grimes7621]

One of the saddest, if not the saddest scene in the whole film. My heart breaks for Jack.

[@alienpreacher1111]

I've watched literally thousands of movies throughout my life, most if not all of the greatest movies ever made, but this scene...This scene is one of the most powerful, dramatic, and emotionally charged ones I have ever seen...It really is.

[@ANGRYCHAlR-54]

I completely agree with you 100%

[@lukasmiller486]

I wish Mark Wahlberg had gotten an Oscar nomination as well. His facial expressions and body language are very realistic.

[@kacieskarpetowski2154]

I can't be the only one that was waiting for Jack to demolish him

[@mileseatssnax3380]

“I think it’s time for you to go home now”-in other words, your realization is making me uneasy, and it would be best if we went on with our day

[@MellaYella]

Exactly

[@martinalopez5667]

I love that movie it's so sad and beautiful at the same time and I don't know how Stanley Tucci did not win an oscar for that role!

[@Dad.and.Addison]

Stanley Tucci is a good actor. Every single movie I’ve seen of his is good. He can literally act anything. Drama, comedy, you name it he can do it.

[@dropkickirish4449]

😒

[@azraptor774]

A very focused watcher if this movie told me that the dad realized that the neighbor was the killer when he found that the flowers were dead, realizing that the killer only took care of the flowers to see Susie

[@timmayer7248]

Such a sad story, especially because things like this go on everyday.

[@katerinaberhami3770]

He’s not just a comedy actor this proved it really well for mark walhberg

[@aenjgeal]

That subtle color shift from 1:08-1:10 though *chefs kiss*

[@vintageproductions6149]

1:07 it’s crazy how quickly you can see the atmosphere change from bright to dark vibes.

[@bridgetarmitage6671]

stanley is an incredible actor

[@suzanacolville3182]

this movie took me back to when I was 8 and got picked up by a young man in a light coloured volkswagon beatle..who claimed he was going to visit my primary school as a doctor....I survived and told my parents...the local police never found out who this guy was, to my knowledge...I wish he was caught or dead...he'd be in his 80s or 90s now.....this film always brings back this memory...I was very lucky that he dropped me off near my home...alive....a couple of hours later.

[@calhoun32]

I'm glad you made it safely!

[@dylanpsinakis7930]

Stanley Tucci deserves an Oscar nomination in this. But the father also deserved an oscar

[@djgospela]

Guys I feel so much with this movie. I think this writer or author truly channeled someone's story from the other side into existence. This film is proof of real lives lost to crimes happening to this day. Rest forever in peace

[@chukmorris8264]

The guy killed his daughter and has the nerve to be building another one to try and take the next one out also? WITH A STRAIGHT FACE??? Dude has some balls to be able to stand there like that with no emotion.

[@louisetaylorhales287]

That scene so moving & powerful ! The music makes you feel so emotional too

[@mrjinkorea]

I got give Tucci a lot of credit in this movie. Its not easy for a well-respected actor to accept a role like this. Most actors would've turned down this particular role. To portray such an evil character who committed the most heinous, dispicable crime imaginable without any feeling of guilt or remorse for what he did, takes some guts. He got an Oscar nomination for this role and it was well deserved.

[@chickenpermission2.044]

The problem is in the book, she tries to will the flower into coming back to life but she can’t do it. So this whole thing is kind of a cop out in a sense.

[@becstar2099]

*This film was one of Mark’s greatest. He’s so talented, yet wastes it on crap movies nowadays :/*

[@isavargas1]

While he realizes his daughter’s killer, I’m realizing that this is the same guy that played Nigel in The Devil Wear Prada. I’m shocked.

[@RMFeminine4TheWin]

🤣👜👠

[@nicoleferrin3741]

Saoirse Ronan is an amazing actress love this film so much❤

[@blacknbougie8021]

I remember watching this with my then 10 yr old daughter. The grief and sadness were just too much. I vowed to never watch it again.

[@modernmartyr]

Stanley Tucci did a perfect job

[@leahjanulgue7200]

They are both great actors it touches our emotions

[@atozreaction116]

Back then I didn’t understand the connection between the dead flowers and Susie, cuz was basically around 9 or 10 years old but now? Oh this man is sick. He stopped tending the flowers cuz he got what he wanted. He only came out whenever Susie was out so he could watch her

[@sissybear94]

The actors and actresses in this movie were so amazing .

[@SadeWithTheReceipts]

I’ve never seen this movie and Mark is one favorite actors, shame on me🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ going to watch it ASAP!

[@woffordwolf2071]

How was it?

[@SadeWithTheReceipts]

@@woffordwolf2071 I loved it :-) I hate how it ended tho. I really wanted him to get revenge on that monster for his daughter and wanted them to find that thing he buried her in in that hole where everyone dumps things.

[@SadeWithTheReceipts]

@Derrick campbell Lol, I purposely didn't put "safe" because I didn't want to spoil it for anyone else who may be reading my comments and haven't seen the movie. Lol. I like how you did that tho :-)

[@danielletaylor5103]

Man I remember crying through this entire movie.... as a parent I thought about how I’d be crushed if this was me....

[@ogbee9690]

Peter Jackson is a genius of drama and emotion

[@shawns9813]

Wow. Recently my very close relative passed away. I try to communicate with him but to no avail. This scene kind of exemplifies how a communication between someone in the afterlife takes place. She is no longer part of space time, but the flower is an energy, or, a thought of the past that binds them. Interesting how he sees the flower as blooming even though in actuality it never does. Great scene.

[@MrTaser99]

we live in a physical world that is visible to our conscious but what many dont understand is the invisible world and the visible world are connected through light and dimension they are truly intertwined. We are spirits trapped in physical form of a shell( human body) when people pass they truly never die just change shells into their true self. Yes in essence mar wahlberg is connecting with his deceased daughter through energy. Thoughts are profound in the spirit especially if it entails LOVE. Memories are very powerful, This is why we get whats called nostalgia that funny feeling when we see something from our past that made us happy or that we loved we get this butterfly happy excitement in us.

[@nero8419]

This movie was so heartbreaking, every fathers worst nightmare

[@shericewillis1006]

The looks he gives him at 1:26 is pure and utter evil.

[@DoffenGG]

Watched Lovely Bones again on monday. My 4th time I think, and I still cant believe this movie got mixed to lower than average. And it was mostly because of the fantasy. To me that gave the movie another depth imo. The acting is great, Tucci is GREAT, one of Wahlbergs best performances and Sarandon was splendid as always. Not mentioning the others here feels unfair because they were also great. I always tear up during this scene. Its tough, its great, its emotional and deep. The Lovely Bones shows how people deal differently when losing someone, and it is emotional through and through. Its a great movie and is worth a watch!

[@shishkinmax]

I want this music! So beautiful and powerful!

[@ericksilva7287]

do you know the name of song?

[@Ass.Ella2]

What the name of song?

[@joyajohnson2216]

when they zoomed in on his hands…. The hands that violated and stole his daughter away..

[@oliviaiarossi86]

Such a great cast. Stanley and mark especially

[@mrx4022]

_"My name was Salmon. Like the fish; I was fourteen years old, when I was murdered on December 6th, 1973. I was here for a moment. And then I was gone."_

[@torigrace3077]

This scene is so powerful, gives me chills every time!

[@GeneKSM]

1:48 that look on his face

[@alexsandra5553]

When she said “Dad”it gave me shivers 🥺🥺🥺OMG so painful 😔

[@AceBanyon]

This scene is acted splendidly. The facial expressions from both actors really sold it. The subtle realization that he is the one who killed his daughter is intense and the realization from the killer that he may be caught.

[@jizzncookies]

This movies sad but the book is even sadder. Idk how he didn’t punch him in the throat

[@keirajones5062]

Agree, the book is much sadder

[@TT-td3rj]

This movie is just so, so good. Both Stanley and Mark are INCREDIBLE actors.

[@faiorgaming7214]

2:05 jeez the face 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@turbocam1013]

Marks best acting yet just wow so amazing and this movie was so good and so emotional.

[@samnowland4679]

Stanley Tucci is positively brilliant here. As is Saoirse Ronan. Its such a beautiful and haunting movie.

[@QuEsT_X]

A fathers bond with his child is a divine gift and no matter how much time nor circumstances interject it can not be broken

[@punkchristmasparty4411]

I was little when I first saw this movie. I didn't understand what happened to all the girls, or what was going on. Now that I'm older I realize how I'm no longer innocent and see the truth of this movie.

[@brownskin_girl6014]

If only her dad caught on to what he was looking at 😔

[@chiledawgg]

Anyone else love the music in this movie?

[@aconitum_7889]

This scene make me cry it made me feel so helpless

[@yummipeach]

I cant watch this anymore without crying every single time

[@boulaisthomas2105]

Three members of the family feel instinctively in a 6th sense he's the murderer: the father, the sister and the dog.

[@positivevibes5364]

Damn this book was even sadder and intense. Books always are

[@Momtopreemie]

Beautiful song, powerful and amazing ending. Showcased this so well!! Not a easy scene to do.

[@lorettaposey3327]

I watched this movie and I couldn't stop crying 😭 cause I have a daughter and I couldn't imagine going through this and not knowing what, where and how. To every parent that lost their child/children to someone like that, know that you're all in my prayers

[@fancy0face]

Unbelievably powerful scene that speaks volumes with it's simplicity and captivating performances from both Wahlberg and Tucci.

[@octaviangrigorie2481]

One of the best scenes of the movie.

[@Ego-de4dt]

Awwwwwwwww this!!! “Daddd”. I get chills. Mark played so devastated and humble and invested so well. This scene. I lose my breathe. And I don’t even think mark wahlberg is a good “serious” actor. I think he’s one of the best funny actors but not for drama