The Old Woman and the Death | Meet Joe Black | CLIP

[@CVDwise]

The elderly lady in the wheel chair…superb acting. A true Jamaican theater & screen actress. RIP Queen.

[@NOTREALLYHANKAARON]

oh yea. blacks see death better than whites.

[@IvanaKupala]

She was superb in this scene 🥹

[@KristineMaitland]

Her name is Lois Kelly Miller. She died in April 2020 at 102.

[@piperhurtado4945]

❤ I could tell she was a superb actress without even knowing who she was. ✨♥️

[@MissKHYT1]

My Mom and I auditioned for the roles of Jamaican mother and daughter. Mommy rocked her line reading. The casting director loved her, but said she didn't look old enough for the part. But this actress was *chef's kiss*

[@eros-alatus]

The actress who played the lady was Lois Kelly Miller. She lived to be 102!

[@JimNorkas-qx4nt]

Bless her Almighty Father. I know I have seen her before but can't remember what film.

[@deanfowlkes]

Her, Betty White, George Burns, Norman Lear. AMAZING lives!!

[@eros-alatus]

@@deanfowlkes Gloria Stuart, Julie Gibson, Kirk Douglas, Olivia de Havilland, Eva Marie Saint. There are even more 🙂

[@DartNoobo]

So she did die in the end! I knew it!

[@eros-alatus]

@@DartNoobo We all die in the end...

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

This is a scene I used to show in my drama class. In a space of two minutes, the old Jamaican lady exhibits a vast degree of emotions and dispositions. She shows fear, then apprehension, followed by curiosity, then pain, then yearning, and lastly, contentedness. She underplays her delivery with hardly a hand gesture and all in the confines of a wheelchair, yet her performance is so powerful. Her delivery is flawless. Props to director, Martin Brest in allowing the actors to take their time in their delivery and allowing the scene to breathe. The perfect musical cue of strings coming followed with the piano tinkle delivered with pinpoint accuracy to accentuate what is already a very powerful moment. All of these things are what makes this scene the best scene in the movie.

[@SingleTax]

Well said.

[@jamesbraunlin2195]

Agreed. Plus the doctor obviously being infatuated with Mr Black

[@noelkm67]

And that’s why I keep coming back time and time again to watch this scene.

[@worrykills]

Thanks for the break down of the scene.

[@JeffreyTylerSpeaks]

Wow.. you sound like an amazing instructor just by your description of this scene alone

[@reneedaniel5688]

For those who don't know. This is a remake of death takes a holiday. In my opinion, this is better than the original.

[@noremac7216]

That's what everyone says I can't believe I haven't watched it yet

[@meesalikeu]

no need to pit them the original is good too.

[@reneedaniel5688]

@meesalikeu I said "my opinion ." Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I think it is good you like the original best.

[@TPTurkey-x2i]

Except for his wacky car accident scene

[@garethpendlebury7996]

This thing dragged on for 3 hours! 3 hours! Much prefer the original. The ending was better for a start.

[@wesleyjohnson2861]

The effort Pitt went through to make this scene accurate and flawless is impressive. The old lady was fantastic too. This scene is the best one in the entire movie.

[@jenniferhughes6057]

Can't believe they're acting! ❤

[@serioustalkwithbhudax]

What is the name of the movie?

[@ronnieholland7725]

​@@serioustalkwithbhudaxmeet Joe black

[@JoannCaporaletti-l7x]

One of my very favorite movies. Brad Pitt as Death that comes for Anthony Hopkins and decides to stay a while in the body of Brad Pitt. Great story great acting. Should have been an award winner!

[@irmulc]

This scene made Brad Pitt my favorite actor of all time. He speaks better patios than most actors.

[@AuDHD99]

I’m not even someone who believes in an “afterlife”, but the way her face melts and smiles and looks so relieved- it just sends warm shivers through me. It’s such good acting. I hadn’t seen the whole movie before I saw this scene and loved it.

[@Raeodor]

I would like it if you tried. Might be surprised what you find if you look first before you find out for real. Never know what you can't take back once it happens.

[@Rityam369]

Jesus Christ is very much real and he loves you more than you could ever comprehend while in the human mind. He is more real than what we perceive to be real. All beliefs are forms of religion and require faith regardless if you believe in theism or atheism.

[@nicocrestmere9688]

Do you believe in science then? Scientists have shown that the chemical and electrical impulses in our brains are energy, quantum energy. And Einstein proved energy can't be destroyed only dispersed. Our thoughts are eternal. If that's not forever more I don't know what is.

[@candicewitzkoske3155]

Hollywood knows the truth.

[@lindapetro5594]

We are made by God Almighty. We are comprised of THREE parts: “Mind”, “Spirit person”, housed (on earth) in a physical “Body”. When our body dies, our Mind, inside our Spirit being goes leaves the confines of the body. The critical decision our short life on earth requires from us is “Where do we CHOOSE to spend ETERNITY”?! There are 2,000 religions on earth. But none except ONE answers what your destination will be if you trust it. That “religion” is a man, son of God, who came to earth to teach us the truth of who the real God Almighty is. His name is Jesus. Ask him to make himself known to you. It may be an instantaneous reply, or take days. But he WILL let you know he exists and loves you beyond measure.🙏❤️

[@PamArtsValentine]

This is the film that made me realize that Brad was one of the greatest actors on the planet & much more than just a pretty boy. I became a devoted Brad Pitt fan & this movie is a treasure!

[@janetgunnoe3469]

He is also EXCELLENT in the movie THE MEXICAN - JULIA ROBERTS plays his girlfriend ❤

[@lisaryherd4593]

He is an amazing actor, new he would do great things when I first saw him in Thelma and Louise!!

[@reneedaniel5688]

@@PamArtsValentine my favorite parts are the peanut butter scene and the last conversation with drew.

[@modiggady]

I still remember him from one of the episodes of Tales From The Crypt!!! He's also great at comedy.. check out 'Burn After Reading' 😅

[@cmsacademy1673]

What about snatch??? He had many roles where he has demonstrated his real talent

[@Otterman-rm4bk]

I miss films like these. The score compliments the emotions of the scene perfectly. The acting is flawless and believable. That is the Hollywood magic that is missing from todays "modern" movies.

[@ironroad18]

You don't like cool color palettes, lifeless scripts, and random "brahammm" sound effects? What about repetitive super hero movies? There is always room for another super hero movie?

[@jamielthashepherd6870]

@@ironroad18hey don’t knock Superhero movies. They don’t stop people from making movies like these. There’s room for everyone. Superhero films are just another type of action/adventure.

[@LuckyM83]

Yeah no Gae sheet like today at that time

[@kimberlycorliss9616]

The woman playing the older lady in the wheelchair is an amazing actor.

[@Jourell1]

You aren't the only one to think so. If you aren't aware, Lois Kelly Miller was considered a national treasure in her native Jamaica for a long and celebrated career as a theatre actress.

[@kimberlycorliss9616]

@@Jourell1 I had no idea. She's really wonderful.

[@irinakarlstein]

Same, thanks for that information. I love underrated actors 🩷🩷🩷

[@Huguinho1990]

Actress

[@jasonfocacci9234]

Actress. Men are actors. Women are actresses. We should probably show proper respect to women and make the distinction.

[@schaferhundschmidt1798]

This scene brings me to tears every time. Tears of joy. In conveying the essence of the moment, the acting in this scene is brilliant.

[@wolfovodin7193]

Ive always been dead straight my entire life, from a child to now a grown man, but good lord that is a beautiful man.

[@kaseykat1]

Young Brad Pitt is a lot of people’s favourite Brad Pitt. Thelma and Louise was his first movie and my favourite Brad Pitt until Ocean’s Eleven.

[@jerryvelasco2942]

Brad fan forever. July 23 2024

[@JusBidniss]

Check him out in 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button', in the part of the movie depicting the 1960s. And I'm right there with you on the dead straight, but the man shines out from the screen like a searchlight.

[@wolfovodin7193]

@@JusBidniss loved him in that movie!

[@gmvalentine626]

He was definitely hot in his younger years.

[@lynnbailham3286]

The scene where he is intimate with Anthony Hopkins' daughter is incredle. The way death experiences this very intimate human act for the first time, his facial expressions, etc, show Brad Pitt at his best. A true tour de force and he is so beautiful in this film. One of my all-time favourite films and very underrated.

[@hippy282]

A very perceptive old woman there. Spotted him right off the bat

[@ladydawn27]

She was in n between, her soul felt it

[@vickysmith1435]

Okay! Goosebumps on that description.​@@ladydawn27

[@benjaminlear1619]

Da Reaper Mon. You too will feel the presence when it is time.

[@jenniriley482]

When you see an angel, you recognise yourself. As we are all angels, which is why you just "know" when you see one. 😇😇

[@pittland44]

@@ladydawn27 Tolkien talks about that in the Silmarillion and elsewhere, when people get near the end they're able to see beyond with a lot of things.

[@kimberlycole8402]

One of my favorite Brad Pitt movies. Him playing the angel of death. Showing that death should not be feared. Just a natural conclusion of life

[@artstrutzenberg7197]

this sequence from the Twilight Zone: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6XJqqlqd7-Fq8k

[@taffwob]

It's not death that scares me so much as how I meet that end.

[@samuelbeach5585]

Not so much a conclusion, but a transfiguration.

[@sharkdentures3247]

I like the touch of him initially refusing, then looking at the Doctor whom he was somewhat enamored with, and it drew out his compassion for the dying woman. Not enough to "break the rules" per se, but enough to give her strength & hope by showing her what she will soon be experiencing.

[@zillafanz]

Easy to forget amid the drama what a talented actor Pitt was.

[@Jellyroll2]

And still is

[@brendaclark5185]

Hec still is

[@sersastark]

Still is

[@BillyMcMorran]

He’s iright

[@mageinpractice3537]

That whole interaction was hilarious.

[@clydekaila123]

She is a masterclass of an actress..truly..

[@perfesser944]

The two scenes with this great Jamaican lady and the ending lift this film from being a B movie snorefest to being a great piece of art.

[@madelinemcginn8145]

True story. Back in 2012, my husband's great grandma was in the hospital, nearing her time. She was 97. A week before she passed, she asked if anyone else seen the man in black in the room. She seemed afraid of him. When we told her no, we couldn't see him, she said he told her he would come back later. A couple days before she passed, she said he came back, but she wasn't afraid anymore. I believe it was a spirit taking her to the Lord❤

[@michaelbennett7894]

My mother of 98 saw a man in black with red hair. No one else saw him. She died the next day. The man was her grandfather come back to get her

[@monty0289]

Yeah, of course!!!

[@prestow]

Good idea. I will do something similar when my time comes.

[@viatico999]

It Is common for ppl close to passing to have hallucinations. Those are not spirits, it is just chemical imbalance due to organs failing, mostly kidneys and liver.

[@hoppydoppy9456]

same thing happened to my daddy before he passed..said he saw a man in the corner that no one else could see. Lord Father, please rest his soul. I miss him everyday..😞

[@trinity1160]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. The 2nd scene between them when he visits her and actually takes her is even more profound and moving. Incredible acting, especially by her.

[@zeusmannj]

Do you have your pictures?

[@monicasmith923]

I agree!

[@willumbermarchant5510]

Holy crap he was beautiful

[@SuVar6as]

He still is.

[@coolhwip6638]

Couldn’t imagine anyone else better suited to playing Achilles than he was

[@dharmagirl5889]

I know!

[@Aqua_tofana88]

Check him out in Thelma and Louise 🥵

[@alexasaltz4229]

Ethereal...

[@JG-vq6rd]

I've never seen this movie but I've watched this scene numerous times. I'm captivated by it. Such superb acting.

[@nekolexofficial8735]

Absolutely watch this movie. It’s simply phenomenal in my opinion. One of my all time favorites

[@JeffreyHThompson]

Watch it! So good

[@JG-vq6rd]

@JeffreyHThompson unfortunately it's not available on Max, and that is the only service I currently have.

[@w.l.6005]

This movie made me smile, laugh , cry and at times even angry. That's what makes a great movie of course. Brad Pitt and Anthony Hopkins❤

[@JeffMcMenamin1027]

Very underrated movie. Interesting study of facing end-of-life issues.

[@stefanhofmann8297]

2:36 The way he shows her afterlife…😢

[@cchavezjr7]

Now she knows the pain is just temporary.

[@mangachanfan1556]

Hmmm. I have never seen this movie, so I was a bit confused at what happened in that scene.. Thank you for the explanation. It looks like an interesting watch.

[@Anlonn]

he didn't show her the afterlife. he took away the pain from her. she was relieved from pain, the reason she smiled

[@stefanhofmann8297]

@@Anlonn No, she was relieved briefly from her pain because in afterlife you feel perfect. That is why he adds „Soon!“.

[@Anlonn]

@@stefanhofmann8297 "she's in a great deal of pain" his first words after "soon" he connected at her pain while she was with her eyes closed. it's subjective what really happen there. it may be a combination of removing her pain with a connecting her to a glimpse of bliss of pure being. still its a beautiful scene

[@bobwalker5694]

Never has he been this beautiful.....breathtaking....

[@vic1101ful]

Legends of the Fall

[@mariannebarlow8336]

​@@vic1101fulexactly!!!

[@jenniferhughes6057]

So true❤

[@w.l.6005]

An interview with the vampire❤

[@milumav]

Brad Pitt was freakishly beautiful. He's still handsome now but in a more rugged way. Here his beauty was nothing short of ethereal.

[@felixvenne-deshaies2926]

im on new meds after years of moderate constant pains. I felt free for a week and I have this womans smile.

[@clarkmacgowan5114]

Wow, congrats! I hope you have continued comfort and get to have a super life from here on. You've been thru the ringer!

[@LornaRavelo]

He was also good in Kalifornia.

[@daverose4774]

Anyone else just want to give this sweet lady a big hug

[@goatcheese4me]

More so the nurse. Her eyes...(whew).

[@wolfwolff6238]

Pitt is so handsome here , he looks unreal ...

[@damiandavis612]

I like the fact that death actually follows the circle and takes you when it's your time and this scene actually shows that

[@ereynacarde-borre6803]

One of the few actors that I feel can be called a movie star ✨ superb acting so much emotion and his eyes really draw you in. I loved him in Interview with the Vampire 🦇 Louis ❤

[@mikeylite13]

Coming from a straight guy, he was damn good looking

[@ekscentar1]

Yes, it is one of the best and most profound American movies. All the actors are perfect, Brad Pitt is additionally angelically beautiful, which is also helped by the perfect make-up and effects (color, lighting), the music is perfect, but the message of optimism and celebration of a fulfilled life literally overwhelms the viewer.

[@justinzwaan6704]

If only in reality people could show this level of compassion and mercy… Wouldn’t that be a true miracle….

[@1down4upworkshop61]

He's not a person. He was death personified. He knew her time was near and showed her what lay beyond the pain .. it's a good movie. A take on Death Takes a Holiday.

[@CuriosityKitty-j5j]

But they do, you see it everyday in people being kind to others, it can get hidden by all the bad stuff that is more obvious and louder. It's really out there .

[@justinzwaan6704]

@@CuriosityKitty-j5j yes i know, and i experience it regularly, but what i meant is that most people are not really conscious of this precious force. Most are in their daily bubble, living their own created programs, perceptions and opinions, while in the meantime actual life is slipping them by.. Which is unfortunate.

[@CuriosityKitty-j5j]

@@justinzwaan6704 And that's because bad news/ irresponsible people gets a bigger response which is normal as bad news will have a big reaction, but then the figures of how many people react are just logged as big viewings. When we see online or on the news or in the papers you only have to read these headlines to know they want big reactions, you never get big headlines for all the good things unless it's heroic. It's all to do with how people and things that happen are portrayed .

[@orlandoservin5492]

Shut up

[@meditatingfish]

Superb actor. Did a fantastic Irish accent in "Snatch". It took a while for me to confirm it was him.

[@mangachanfan1556]

Oh YES!!! I LOVED HIM IN SNATCH!! He was so wild and raw. Absolutely excellent movie!

[@jools77]

Not Irish, it's .... well .... it's just ... pikey.

[@philipmcauley9416]

Not technically an Irish accent per say. It's a very specific accent from Irish/UK travelling community. Ireland has 20+ accents divided in maybe 3 broad groups. Dublin, Northern Ireland and Country/Culchies accents. Each of those has slight variations in the accent depending on what part of said region you're from.

[@ronniemaclaine5234]

​@@philipmcauley9416Do you mean gypsy? Are you trying to be politically correct and how you're describing them, or do you mean another culture of people?

[@philipmcauley9416]

@ronniemaclaine5234 As someone from Ireland who knows a bunch of them and yes that's what they call themselves and have for a long time. Gypsies is usually used for the Roma gypsies here

[@MommyG-ji7mj]

Beautiful movie! One of the best movies ever! This movie and “City of Angels” with Nicolas Cage are my absolute favorites.

[@jongbong1912]

Ouch..

[@stevetillcock7361]

One of the finest moments in cinema. Timeless.

[@RavenHeartLee]

Brad Pitt is beyond epic in this movie ❤❤❤

[@Kalidor5004]

This was such an interesting and entertaining story, exceptionally acted by all in the cast, but for me the star of the show will always be the score. Rousing and emotional, utterly beautiful.

[@SpotTheBorgCat]

Brad Pitt so damn good looking in this film. smh.. He won the Gene pool

[@avisgreen5789]

He played the heck outta this movie

[@Haggiedc2]

This was a really really good movie. Brad Pitt looks absolutely gorgeous and the nurse is quite beautiful.

[@nzingahoney]

The doctor is Claire Forlani. Epically beautiful

[@tonyaredding4542]

She is a Doctor

[@xifel72]

@@nzingahoney She appearently stood up to Harvey Weinstein and refused to have a "private meeting" with him. And that is probably why we did not see too much of her.

[@nzingahoney]

@xifel72 makes sense. I enjoyed everything I saw her in.

[@Haggiedc2]

@@WilliamBTCWallace ???

[@BMK500]

“Excuse me nurse, i speak jive”

[@GarlicBreadJesus]

“Chump don’t want the help, chump don’t get the help.”

[@oPHILOSORAPTORo]

​@@GarlicBreadJesusMy mama didn't raise no dummy, I dug her rap.

[@wasitacatisaw83]

"Jus' hang loose, blood. She gonna catch ya up on da rebound on da med side." What a film

[@castornpolluxable]

Don't call me Shirley.

[@Heavenzvoice]

That movie Airplane!!! Lol

[@mitchellminer9597]

Two great actors showing humanity.

[@bobagorof]

Goes from recognising him as Death and not wanting to be left with him, to asking to be taken to the next place, in about 70 seconds.

[@Shade01982]

She didn't actually recognize him as death. She initially took him for a bad spirit, which is why she was afraid of him. Only after he reassured her he wasn't an evil spirit did she realize who he was.

[@logan5326]

Death awaits for no one friend! Do you have your two coins for the afterlife ride toll?

[@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr]

being terminal often brings these ideations in mind

[@MattSuguisAsFondAsEverrr]

@@logan5326 prolly stolen by postmortem insurance lmao

[@williampaz2092]

I cannot shake the feeling that Susan knows, or at least suspects, who he is. Listen to her choice of words; the inflections in her voice, look at the expressions on her face.

[@silverlady6126]

I'd forgotten just how gorgeous Brad Pitt was... Ahhh be still my beating heart 💓❤️

[@brainrich1358]

I feel this is what the force of nature Death actually is. When a person's time comes naturally, Death is there to comfort and ease us to the next life. Whereas those who believe themselves to be invincible and mock death, Death will come for you relentlessly.

[@DisemboweII]

Death is inevitable. I don't think there'd be any bitterness or resentment towards humans that fancy themselves immortal or above dying from the personification of it, they'd just be meeted with a shrug and a "Well, you took your time. Here we are." from Death. Makes me wonder what the avatar for Birth is, and whether they enjoy watching us enter our new bodies to experience whatever life's got ahead of us, or if that same avatar is indeed Death... Life and Death being the very same thing, or two sides of the same coin.

[@williampaz2092]

The look on the daughter’s face: Surprise, suspicion and confusion. Excellent acting!

[@IrisHutchinson-tm8yd]

He noticed that people that are so sick and are so close to Death Door Can See His True Presence 😢He Said he must leave before someone else NOTICES HIS PRESENCE 😮

[@goong1388]

My grandma recently passed and for some reason this scene conforted me.

[@christineharmon6129]

Beautiful heart wrenching movie, yet peaceful. Acting and production wonderful!

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

When he tells her to close her eyes, that look of peace and contentment on her face makes this scene.

[@doorschick89]

He was so beautiful in this movie.

[@wendyh2708]

This was SUCH an underrated movie and I'll never understand why.

[@Rathiesh1987]

The score and the casting of the movie is amazing… such an underrated movie… shame we do not get movies like this very often these days…

[@burropoco]

Anyone with Jamaican roots will tell you how first class this screenwriting is. Pure class!

[@MerryBritt-ih4rc]

Fabulous acting all around and oh my what a beautiful man! ♥️

[@emcarver8983]

He's such a beautiful man. Like an angel.

[@MeganSmith-xx2ih]

Makes me cry every time i watch it. So beautiful.

[@steveray9655]

The movie never really says what he did when she started smiling, but I've always felt that he gave her a glimpse of "the next place". People have always feared Death (The Grim Reaper), thinking he's hear to kill us, but movies like this (and shows like "Touched By An Angel") show that he's more of a guide. He's here to guide you on to the "next place", wherever your beliefs say that is.

[@TheSpook313]

Last Action Hero as well. "I was only curious. He isn't on any of my lists. But you are. Daniel." Now? "Oh no.... You die a grandfather."

[@margaretkerr4591]

My granny had 10 kids. The night before she died, she sat up, and looked well again. She looked in an empty corner of the hospital and said "not yet". She then told the story of her life, including the grandkids. She spoke about my uncle died in the war when he was 24, when my own sister died and wonderful other stories. She was exhausted afterwards, the family felt ok about leaving her to sleep, as she seemed much better. She died peacefully that night 🌃

[@samonas1484]

Brad Pitt - accent savant.

[@mangachanfan1556]

Depp is really good at that too, I think. They are both excellent and very talented

[@brianandrea3249]

Yes! His Irish Pikey accent in Snatch is just brilliant!

[@samonas1484]

Seven Years in Tibet (1997) - masterclass.

[@lukewilliam3601]

@@brianandrea3249 Funny, he only has that accent in Snatch because he couldn't figure out a good irish accent.

[@MonkehSee]

⁠​⁠@@lukewilliam3601that was a spot on pikey irish accent what are you talking about? Literally how they speak. I live here i should know

[@susanvanderbilt358]

Bloody luv this film n Brad was really good but, I’m an Anthony Hopkins fan n reason watched it.. I’ve watched this film so many times .. bloody brilliant!!

[@KatBlack07]

Wow, what a beautiful man. 😘

[@stevieparsons8451]

He was sooo beautiful! And she…so talented. Makes me cry every time I watch it.

[@jeanninewakefield4630]

Best movie ever! He’s gorgeous in this movie. All his movies actually but this one DAAMN

[@calebOllerton]

Brad is so pretty in this movie OMG.

[@ladonnajindrich5406]

Brad Pitts role is just like Robert Redfords role as "death" in either "Twilight zone" or "outer limits".

[@tsnamm]

It was The Twilight Zone "Nothing in the Dark"

[@NeerajYadav-yl2kl]

DEATH IS YOUR FRIEND WHICH TAKES AWAY YOUR PAIN, LIFE IS WHAT GIVES YOU SUFFERING

[@Nrsdesl]

He was breathtaking

[@WilliamBTCWallace]

He’s just a person. It’s just a nose and eyes. Get over it.

[@Nrsdesl]

@@WilliamBTCWallace hahahahahahahahahhahahaha. Remember that the next time you stare at a woman.

[@Nrsdesl]

@@WilliamBTCWallace hahahahahahahaha!!!!! Remember that next time you stare at a beautiful woman.

[@WilliamBTCWallace]

@@Nrsdesl I see many beautiful women. I married one. But I don’t obsess over mouths and noses. And nobody is taking my breath away. They all shit the same way we do. Squatting down with veins coming out of our necks. And we all shrivel up and go right back to the dirt looking like Yoda. So yeah get over it.

[@slowpoke96Z28]

Lol, i see what you did there lol.

[@cowsagainstcapitalism347]

This is the superpower I want. To be able to speak to anyone in their own language, dialect, accent, etc.

[@cryptoloverscryptoaddicts1483]

my friend stroked out and laid for months in a horrible state ... when he finally passed i was happy.

[@calebconnor391]

Still is, and a fantastic actor.

[@johng81818]

The Piano at 2:41🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

[@jorgemt62]

Even if the rest of the movie weren't awesome, this one bit would have made it so.

[@katherinereece]

I forget how stunning he looked when was younger.

[@DibbzTV]

The older lady is a legend. Jewel of Jamaica

[@irishka_zolotse]

Brad is gorgeous, Angelina is beautiful, their kids are cute, I hope they all could build their family's relationships as beautiful as their physical attractiveness... Be happy, whats so difficult?

[@Stoned_Silly]

I used to have a double VHS box of this movie...this scene is wonderfully done...Two actors nailing the assignment!!

[@jeanh2288]

Whew! This is a beautiful, heartbreaking , powerful movie. Left me gutted.

[@tan9515]

So many golden nuggets in this film. The helicopter scene between Anthony Hopkins & Susan is my favorite..

[@virginiawaters955]

The most beautiful scene in this magnificent film. It always makes me cry. It took me 2 viewings before I could appreciate it. Now it ranks 2nd in my most appreciated films.

[@GravesRWFiA]

I'm reminded of the book "on a pale horse" where a man finds himself the incarnation of death, he goes berserk in a hospital ward where machines are keeping alive, in pain, long after their time.

[@milesteg8183]

The way she pulls away at his first touch before relaxing. He takes her pain away by marking her and taking her pain onto himself. He tells the Dr. “She’s in a great deal of pain,” not because doc doesn’t know, but because he now feels the pain that she had.

[@K-lINE-76]

The elderly woman’s daughter is adorable!👍

[@fazbell]

This scene never fails to bring tears.

[@ten5h1]

What I loved about this movie was … it gave me hope that there would be someone there to guide me along. My mom once told a tale of my grandfather asking what a little girl was doing outside his window a couple of days before he passed away. He was on the second story.

[@nikkip3385]

Beautiful film. One of my favourites. Stunning cinematography, brilliant acting and full of emotions. Shortest 3 hour film ive ever watched.

[@TheRealisticTake]

She was a beautiful actress

[@viperville4202]

My dad got me into this movie, but now I know that this scene was very special....😢 Remind me of my special person Danielle.... 😢 RIP

[@silviac221]

At the same time he looks so good that it's easy not to pay attention to his acting.

[@elainecully7521]

My favourite movie...always tearful at the end.

[@oculosprudentium8486]

1:20 SO YOU ARE THE BUS DRIVER THEN? SOME SPOT YOU PICK!! I just bust out laughing at that moment as it has so much memories of me living in Jamaica and how bus drivers DO operate down there!

[@marcianodemidof7135]

The scène where the old lady knows and the Death understands. Meet Joe Blak. A great movie no one talks about.

[@charlesirving4857]

The sterile scent of disinfectant intertwined with the faint aroma of lilies in the hospital became the backdrop of our daily ritual. Every afternoon, true to my promise, I'd settle into the uncomfortable chair beside my aunt's bed. We wouldn't always talk, sometimes just the quiet companionship was enough. But then came that Saturday night. As the harsh buzz of the PA system announced visiting hours were over, tears welled in her eyes, a silent plea to stay. I squeezed her hand, my heart aching as I said goodnight. The promise of my return the next day, a fragile thread holding back the tide of her fear. Sunday morning arrived too soon, the air heavy with a premonition I couldn't shake. Rushing into her room, the empty bed screamed the unbearable truth. My aunt, the woman who braved the hospital only because of my promise, was gone. The weight of that broken vow, a constant echo in the hollowness of her absence.

[@kevint-ur3pe]

overall , never fear death, enbrrasss it. we all know it comes in our time. find your peace and it it come naturallly. we all know our time on earther is limited.

[@vanessahenry7238]

The scenes between the old woman and Joe are some of the best ones!

[@beatasenderek8247]

Wszyscy poznamy Joe Blacka. Chciałabym, aby to był taki właśnie Joe

[@mangachanfan1556]

Gdyby Joe tak wyglądał, ludzie chcieliby iść wcześniej haha