Uptown Girls (11/11) Movie CLIP - Slaps and Hugs (2003) HD

[@angelinaberberian3214]

The part that breaks my heart the most is the very beginning of this when she finds her sitting alone in the cup. She's so devastated and feels so alone. That's so much for a little girl.

[@eaglefang8656]

Not just a little girl for anyone kid or adult

[@Edagirl-dl2bk]

It made me cry too because you can tell Rey was running away from her feelings about her dad because she never talked to him or about him and then when she finally starts to let herself feel for him again by talking to him, he dies so she was very much heart broken over it because Molly got her hopes up by saying there's a chance he could recover if she talks to him. That's why she was so mad at Molly but also very heart broken

[@SuperLaLaLife]

It always gets me when Molly looks at Ray while spinning in the cups. Like she is transported into the past, seeing her previous 8 year old self spinning in grief.

[@cuzzisaidso6220]

She did that was kind of the point of the whole movie it was a movie about a woman who refused to grow up and be an adult with then she saw somebody who needed her and needed love and care and she that's when she kind of decided she needed to be grown herself and move on and be mature

[@Edagirl-dl2bk]

​@@cuzzisaidso6220yeah cause one was too mature for her age and the other wasn't mature enough. So she realized that she needed to grow up but also teach this little girl how to be a little girl and not an adult

[@cuzzisaidso6220]

@@Edagirl-dl2bk to be fair that's basically kind of what I said or at least was trying to imply 🤷🤔

[@Edagirl-dl2bk]

@@cuzzisaidso6220 I just said it better. Lol jk but I was just adding onto what you said and agreeing

[@cuzzisaidso6220]

@@Edagirl-dl2bk fare enough 🤝🤘 all good here

[@HouseMDaddict]

I am a counselor and this whole movie has such an accurate representation of how kids express and experience grief. Molly figured out how to help Ray just by letting Ray get her feelings out while also establishing boundaries on how she should be treated. She also never truly gave up on Ray and was there for her even if Ray treated her badly, and Ray was pushing her away. Kids have so many feelings and they often don't know how to deal with them or accurately express them.

[@TessaYoung33]

Amazing

[@qendhwusbjwjsjsbs7635]

With that said, i might just be a kid

[@meenamathew410]

All my childhood I longed for a Molly..never got one. Still longing for a Molly in my adulthood.

[@katiejohnston988]

These two were destined to meet one another. Molly really connected with Rae because she, also, lost her parents when she was Rae’s age. Molly probably wishes she had had an adult figure there to comfort her during that time. So she made sure she could be that person for Rae. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ryanciani3324]

thats all so true. an average babysitter would have given up on her halfway through the movie but molly really loved her

[@mariasanchezcarriel5883]

Totally love this scene. The high level of acting of Dakota Fanning being so young is impressive

[@agenttheater5]

Regardless as to how their movies have been received and reviewed (both when hey were first released and in the ensuing years), I don't think anyone's ever had a single bad thing to say about either of the Fanning sisters.

[@auspicious93]

@@agenttheater5 I was an extra in Reservation Road, and I spent a little time with Elle--I played the piano and she sang along. Very sweet girl.

[@TheItalianDramaKing]

When she is just using her as a punching bag and before you can blink just falls into her arms, squeezing her for comfort with that beautiful melody in the background.... oh my gosh the tears that just run down my face. Such a beautiful cinematic moment.

[@natashaing4999]

Yes, her anger just turns to sadness

[@lgempet2869]

Yes, in my opinion, it’s hands-down, the best scene in the film….truly heartbreaking!

[@shaycrystal]

Something I never see anyone talk about is why Molly went from being a party girl to maturing into her own self through the journey of being Ray’s nanny. It’s clear Molly had so many repressed feelings and emotions w/ no one to confide in when she lost her parents. She lived carelessly having as much fun she could to run away from the harder feelings of reality. While being Ray’s nanny (especially this scene) taught her something valuable w/ healing her inner child. I feel that by allowing Ray to show her feelings and being there for her... it was like looking at herself as a child in that heartbreaking moment she ran away from for so long. It was a messy yet incredibly healing moment in this scene. There are things a lot of us experience as children that we carry w/ us through out ourselves. Learning to show up for own inner child and tend to our wounds can be hard but allows to us to live a life more consciously. ❤️

[@littlebittywonderland]

Beautifully said 💕

[@keytoawesomeness]

Honestly, people in the movie are always telling her she's so immature but I didn't get the sense that she is at all. She probably had to grow up too soon herself and is now making up for lost time. She's youthful and funloving, but you can see her wisdom and maturity shine through whenever Ray isn't being properly taken care of.

[@sandiilovesu4077]

Wonderfully said i cried ❤

[@Dragondude2525]

She was able to come to terms with her own grief and childhood through Ray in the end.

[@allison484]

I cried during this scene. R.I.P Brittany

[@ashhlelovesyoufletcher9438]

me to

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

So sad. Ray’s father dies, she runs away from home and she’s at a theme park the night of the funeral service

[@makesmewannadie647]

Omg thats so sad she died

[@elderemodemon]

Always thought it was heartbreakingly powerful the way the camera panned up to show Ray digging her fingers into Molly's back....

[@esra1ssmanoglu372]

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[@esra1ssmanoglu372]

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[@esra1ssmanoglu372]

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[@esra1ssmanoglu372]

11/11

[@SimsinWonderland]

Yeah that was brilliant

[@karenunknown2564]

I don't know why but sometimes I randomly remember this scene. It has been more than 5 years since I watched the movie...

[@alejandramonszon3466]

karen unknown also me

[@paolaramirez5901]

Me too! I guess we feel a little lonely sometimes

[@eexoo]

Same

[@guerrerotitano]

For real when I think of this movie This is the scene I think about And I never seen the whole movie

[@saraiisaza4484]

Me too

[@tyneeshafulton6836]

I love this movie! It's amazing how you see her transform from this party girl to an adult with real responsibilities. But at the same time she helps a little girl find herself, and teaches her and shows her how much fun you can have as a kid. They really brought out the best in each other...

[@retrokiss]

This is the most powerful scene I’ve ever seen in my life. Just take a look at their eyes. How many sadness in them. They are just spinning and spinning in a cup, looking at each other and sharing their emotions and feelings without saying any words. Like no matter how old you are, it’s always hard to hide your deep emotions.

[@parisbrown9545]

R.I.P BRITTANY MURPHY WE ALL LOVE YOU.

[@egb50000]

11 years already gone and that what if question lingers to how far Brittany could have gone if her life wasn't tragically cut short. RIP.

[@katiejohnston988]

Awww, this scene is so emotional. Rae ran away to Coney Island after her father died just like Molly did after her parents died. Molly was, also, eight years old when she lost her parents like Rae was here. I think in many ways, Molly saw her young self in Rae. She obviously was probably not nearly as uptight or neurotic as Rae was as a little girl. But she still remembers what it was like to feel so alone in the world and like nobody understands you. After Rae threw up from being on the ride, she really started to let all of her emotions out for the first time. We can see here how she most likely has been bottling up all these feelings up throughout the movie. When she started slapping & punching Molly, it really just represented how angry & hurt she felt by everything in her life. After she gets all her feelings out, she hugs Molly so dearly because she realizes Molly is the first person in her life who really “gets” her. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

The scene of the amusement park sent a wonderful and powerful message

[@koyaanisqatsi6844]

Both of them matured in the movie. Not only Molly by growing up and taking care of a child, but also Ray by realizing that bottling up all emotions and acting tough just makes depressed and is not real LIFE.

[@iidentifyasayoutubertoday7025]

I grew up with a mom who was never around and a dad who was disgusted by the fact I was a girl. So I feel this little girl.

[@RodrickMarsMoon]

Sorry you went through this. I hope you're doing well, nowadays.

[@princedarius7224]

Yes sorry for the coldheartedness of others. We the human race love you.

[@stephanielaurent3888]

You deserved better!

[@NinjaOfTheKyeboard1]

I forgot how emotional this entire scene is.

[@jiamik7879]

It’s crazy how there was not a single word in this scene

[@aadigaur]

Sometimes feelings are not expressed by words.. it is expressed the surrounding moments

[@arielg7000]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

It's brilliant film making

[@FreedomWriter3]

I thought the best scene in the movie was when Molly told Neal about himself. But I was wrong. THIS scene is the best and most powerful scene in the movie.

[@kaylaclark7930]

Idk what it is about this scene, but it always brings me to tears and makes me realize what really matters in life. I know that Rae had just learned her dad passed away, and even though she usually came across as strong, this shows it’s okay to be vulnerable and that we all cope differently. I saw this after I had to put my dog down and it made me sob like I never have before

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

😭😭😭😭

[@Bubbless555]

cant hold back the tears during this scene :(

[@brittanystack6413]

This scene makes me cry every single time. Knowing Brittany is gone and how much her actual person could relate to this character and how I can relate to her character. Dakota Fanning was my age when this came out. Born in the same year. I will never not love this movie and all it represents and means to me. My heart breaks.

[@jaycerrito3142]

0:36-1:11 Probably one of the best scenes in the entire movie. Not to mention the musical score is quite powerful and underrated

[@landur64099]

it is my favorite part of music.

[@annapoliska529]

rest in peace Brittany Murphy we loved you and you are missed so much. I miss her so much it breaks my heart to know that shes gone. I get choked up every time I see her in something

[@ashhlelovesyoufletcher9438]

+anna poliska me to

[@EricEbac22]

I got choked up myself; don't feel bad.

[@rachieraindrop1682]

anna poliska me too :'(

[@jtarantula3390]

anna poliska same here

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

She is lovingly remembered as one of the kindest, funniest, sweetest and most loving actresses

[@johnmeye]

Truly one of my favorite scenes of ANY movie. Loved you Brtanny.

[@_zzzz2666]

This scene has to be the best one in the whole movie. It managed to break my heart so badly.. absolutely beautiful

[@sara-yk1sq]

The world keeps spinning and spninning just like this tea cup, it's exhausting sometimes.

[@esra1ssmanoglu372]

!

[@rochellebanks6651]

It’s almost like their personalities had to swap places.

[@SunBunz]

Rochelle Banks that’s exactly the premise. A sweet grown woman who won’t grow up, and a bratty little girl who couldn’t be a kid, because of how lonely she was. And they both became inseparable.

[@danielalvarado9019]

Rochelle Banks that the whole plot of the movie.

[@raelynnb9957]

my interpretation of this scene has always been Ray coming to terms with the reality and horrors of life, and Molly gets on to help her keep going. Them turning the wheel together, showing that neither one is alone. An adult and their inner child choosing to go on and grow up, together.

[@fruityeva]

❤❤

[@donniebaby]

best scene of this movie!

[@ami7mina]

I think she's a great actress. One of my favorites. Sadly missed.

[@Therealnugg]

That hug says it all she loved her more then her own mom this movie is still amazing

[@krillin3350]

One of the best movies... Very underrated...

[@caitlinbelforti870]

The way the music swells when the teacup picks up speed is so beautiful. I wish I could be in a movie like this

[@banpunji92]

Most tearable moment, I never saw how fragile dakota was...

[@freelikeyve]

I love this movie so much. RIP Britney Murphy. Today is her 44th birthday and it reminded me of this scene bc it’s one of my favorite performances of hers.

[@timafiggy]

This scene gets me every time. The struggle

[@lillu2491]

This is scene really made me cry. So powerful. R.I.P Brittany.

[@FatimaMarques0890]

This movie was (is) saddly so underrated. They help each other grow. One becoming an adult and the other one accepting is still a child.

[@Jay-wn5kb]

Dakota Fanning: (slaps Brittany Murphy) Brittany Murphy: (slaps Dakota Fanning) Dakota Fanning: (surprised Pikachu meme)

[@bailodescalza]

🤣

[@respectfullymagi4100]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jprager]

I remember the first time I saw this movie I was 9 back in 03, 04 and it’s story was so much deeper than I expected it to be. It’s not just a fun lighthearted comedy. But it also deals with childhood memories, grief, etc. Really tough messages for people to grasp these days.

[@Scarlettrose0310]

Omg just they way she breaths while bunching and then hugged made me cry 😭 💖😭💖

[@CaitlynDoran11]

This movie is pure art.

[@ChanelCoco-pk7mp]

I’m not crying- you’re all crying :’( Rest In Peace Brittany Murphy x

[@JozVerse]

when I was little I would cry to this scene all the time. I still get emotional watching this now and I’m 19.

[@magic8records]

This scene will always remind me of my big sis and I. Almost like there are never enough words to express the pain of life can also be where life is the most joyful.It's a frustrating and overwhelming emotion. Anyways this scene will make me cry no matter how many times I watch it. R.I.P to the wonderful actress Brittany Murphy.

[@kaavettecorday4786]

yeah this makes me think of my little sister.. we don't get along very well. I wasn't the best big sister growing up... but I love her to death and I've never let anything bad happen to her. This scene breaks my heart.

[@Lopzztony]

Aaaw rip britanny, this if for sure her best film

[@imdarealbratt2669]

Rest in peace Brittany I always loved u in this movie

[@imdarealbratt2669]

thanks for the commet

[@imdarealbratt2669]

lol get off my post now tf

[@harlanrobby148]

rip britanny Murphy we love you

[@maddyG7414]

I loved this movie. I related to it in so many ways.

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

This is such a feel good New York City movie. I enjoyed this since Chestnut Hero of Central Park and Little Manhattan

[@julietar4441]

these actresses made art by filming this movie... the director and writers were crazy! Masterpiece! One of my favorite chiildhood movies and now that I watch it older I can see the nanny's pov too.. incredible yet simple story, no-one could have acted it better than this duo

[@leannie]

My favorite scene of all time. Haunting.

[@DanielSelk]

I LOVE how she lets the little girl express herself and not stop her. She let her be angry, hurt, sad, and be all the feelings she had been bottling up the whole time.

[@angeld3654]

Awww this scene gets me everytime!!

[@garrettlynch2808]

This scene was so emotional emotional song too such a great scene

[@sarahcasm6848]

This is my bestfriend’s favorite movie that we always watched together. When I didn’t get into my dream college which is med school. Me and her went to the amusement park and sat in the teacups and started spinning very fast till we went dizzy… I don’t know about her but that was a core memory to me.

[@stefanmovieflixtomasi]

That is so wonderful

[@pip.pip.pooray]

lol your username is clever! also, that is heartwarming :)

[@philot308]

The hardest thing to watch. How can a 9yr old contain so much emotion and bear all of that and the mother. Glad she had the nanny to let it out

[@paulapazos9317]

Poor nanny😆

[@missdaydreamss]

I wish i can download this melody. I love it 😔

[@jaycerrito3142]

There is a piano version in the soundtrack

[@angelsforever2592]

​@@jaycerrito3142 name? Please!

[@ChanelCoco-pk7mp]

The saddest part was when Ray says at the end “Every Story has an end” and the image of Brittany Murphy fades away to credits 😞 😭

[@Itszahia]

This movie is so special. I can relate to it, losing a parent at a young age makes you feel so lost and alone.

[@jessvelarde2961]

Can we talk about the song in the end and how Brittany was the closing scene smiling … literally cried … rip Brittany

[@bboppppppppppppp]

this scene made me cry as a child and still does

[@pricemoore2022]

1:43-1:57 such a cute scene and I'll never forget this moment now that Brittany Murphy is in heaven watching her life's work became her memory

[@angeliquebacker8522]

I always cry thinking about this scene 😢😢

[@fridakahlo4225]

Spinning the cup alone: Trying to work out things alone. Spinning the cup together: Meaning she doesn't have to do it alone. Puking: Expressing oppressed emotions. Hitting/Crying: More built up emotions showing up like anger and grief. Also works as a way to defend herself from being vulnerable. Trying to push her nanny away as she always does, so she can't get hurt when she leaves her too. Nanny taking it all: A way of prooving she won't go away at the time of need. Hugging: Finally accepting help, accepting being vulnerable, accepting the pain and hurt inside. And from there, the healing begins. Such a powerful scene it was!

[@LethalSaliva]

😭🥲 Beautiful

[@blueyazzie9848]

That scene is heartfelt between the both of them!!! I love it!!! I miss brittany murphy!!!

[@NavyReaves]

I just watched this movie and cried so much to it

[@SunBunz]

I cry every time. More so now because I lost my dad too. 😥 And we also lost Brittany...

[@Hwasasthroneismyface]

Oh I miss Brittany. Most of her movies are so cute and funny and fresh and moving..it was her all the time, I loved her way of bringing such unique characters to life

[@mischiefmanaged2793]

Rest in Peace....🥀

[@BronwynAlexandriaa]

This movie is so so so so good,

[@KukoMitzu]

this scene is so heartbreaking dude im crying

[@АлександрВасильев-о5н]

Британи Мерфи и Дакота ! Спасибо за этот момент! Спасибо за этот шикарный фильм!

[@Jess-y7c]

One of the most underrated movies of all time!!! Uptown Girls Deserves better!!!

[@christinanorton8732]

This was how I was when my grandfather died. Like no no no and then I gave up. Rest in peace papa.💜😭😭💜💜

[@genecedavis908]

One of my favorite movie scenes ever 💗

[@deepnau13]

I don't know y. But this movie is so special for me. I watched it first while i was a kid. I think it striked a chord in me. N i love the song. Its so beautiful.

[@mafesibanez1001]

I cry 😭😭😭for parts double RIP Brittany and the Scene

[@autumnlaws-douglas1254]

I watched this movie for the first time a couple years after my mom passed away. It really got my crying then m, and now every time I watch this scene I teleported back to that time. Its always sad, but now a days its more cathartic then painful. My girlfriend wants to watch the movie with me. I've already warned her I'm gonna grab the tissues and popcorn cause there will be tears xD

[@lucentguy85]

Sad that Hollywood don’t make such good movies anymore

[@Jg-rv5oj]

hands down the best scene ever!!!!!!

[@clevelandcbi]

I turned 40 on Thanksgiving, And this scene still kills me.

[@gigisfairydust]

brittany is so gorgeous

[@nevermindidk-l5n]

Dakota Fanning is one of the goats, Brittany too

[@rickywilcoxson6933]

We miss you Brittany 😢 ❤ 😔

[@c.m.c5730]

This use to be one of my favorite movies

[@Light-sf7tj]

:( such a beautiful scene

[@murrchalkina]

I'm crying again

[@JakeLlavore]

*I guess this was a bittersweet moment for Molly and Ray.* ❤❤

[@Leeshakatzz]

I wish Brittany Murphy was still alive today. She was my favourite actress of all time 😔 RIP

[@jessicacerbella7833]

Best scene ever..

[@ladybananasunshine]

we miss so much, brittany. ♡

[@nashio.kalatero]

Finally I found the original 😮

[@Reymon_Of_Reymega_life]

This movie was a documentary on the storytelling of life that we encounter today.

[@MrsBurkett1110]

This scene makes me cry every time

[@kingofthetrill3586]

Idk why this movie made me cry so bad when i was like 7

[@amyellis9370]

I'm 33 years old and I still can't express my feelings and emotions. I'm a transgender girl.... I was born male and keep those feelings in the dark for most of my life. I came forward with this to my friends and family less than a year ago. This scene really hits home.

[@呀你可]

Amy Bless you❤

[@tomasperez7841]

You go Amy!!!💖

[@casiedomingos5197]

This scene always makes me cry omgoodness! We’ve all been here 😢

[@bellasaward8330]

1:45 Let it out, baby girl. It’s ok. Shhh. 😔💔💔💔

[@samahahmed5443]

What's the soundtrack name please ?❤❤❤

[@riorio7942]

Rest in peace Britany.Such a shame.

[@signedaleo1263]

keep turning it baby turn it !