Viola Davis' most emotional scene ever | Fences | CLIP

Just give Viola Davis all the awards, man.
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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@jadeduncan]

Damn a ten. I give it 100. Viola Davis is amazing 😍

[@williamauthorlee456]

Pretty much what he’s telling him is you could be mad at your father for the things he did or didn’t do for you, but you can’t take on my pain because it’s not your place

[@fendiboots4481]

This was my mother, rest her soul. Married at 17, for 54 years until she died. Her life was all about pleasing my father. I knew so little about her as an individual.

[@trillmello4001]

Someone said this whole speech was a metaphor for the mom saying she just tolerated the dad cuz he had a big pp and now i can’t unhear it

[@kaylat7063]

Lmaoooooooo

[@enamweaknopahknop9661]

You kinda fuck it up bruh. I was trying to see it again a second time and oh boy, my mind can’t thought of something nice.😂

[@ladennayoung2939]

What is a pp exactly?

[@itumelengtsephe2705]

10/10❤❤❤😊😊

[@purge2--u--nite342]

These kinda woman are a dying breed and rare.... Sad to see how society is now regarding the females.

[@bigmete21]

They don't make no wo.an like that no more the factory been shut down women who know how to keep it together and they family

[@hijegeueu]

Probably because the males haven't improved. These were our grandmothers and they warned us to stay far away from stupid males like that.

[@ghusaghusa2135]

Women aren't women anymore. They're just men turned inside out. If I were young again now. I'd have no long term use for any of today's women.

[@nicholasrolison926]

She's taking on a massive responsibility on her own through abuse and infidelity. While noble, we also need to acknowledge what happened to her was unfair and she should never have been subjected to it.

[@kawaiionee-chan9557]

@@nicholasrolison926Exaclty, talking about they don’t make women like that no more😂 I have seen some hard working women who will not stand for cheating.

[@chefordebbyjulietfavour-ur9ut]

These move is all about me

[@dicemanne]

Yall all missed the point..... Did you hear the part when she said. If its LORDS willing she's going to raise the little girl the same way. The point is, Denzel Washington's father was worst than he was. His father tried to take a girl his age he liked, and he beat his eyes closed at 14. If yall watched the whole movie. He raised his son stern, and sometimes bad but, he did the best he could for what he knew for a black man back in those days. His son turned out better than him. So even through the bad times.... He learned how to be better than his father. Its the same thing as today..... How can we be the perfect father, when we didn't have the perfect father's. Hell some of us like me didn't have a father, and raising our own kids now....

[@ladennayoung2939]

We got the point. But at the same time when people do this they tend to dismiss someone's feelings and concerns and that too is a form of abuse. He didn't need to have hatred or animosity in his heart towards his father. Because things like that have NEVER benefit no one. And he probably didn't need to skip the funeral either per se. Because he may would have regret it later on and again that probably wouldn't benefit him. Yes. Denzel's character supposedly didn't have a great father. And that may have distorted how he viewed life and chose to treat people. But it comes a time when the individual have to choose to say ENOUGH. I am going to get better and do better for me and mine. Black people amongst others were in major denial. Talking about we don't need therapy or this and that. Meanwhile they were choosing to dump their garbage on those they supposedly loved and refuse to choose to break the viscious cycle out of fear, pain, shame, guilt, and toxic loyalty. His younger son chose to break the cycle. He saw there was a problem wnd chose to put a stop to it by choosing to reject that way of thinking, being, and behaving. It has to stop somewhere and someone must choose to use the people, tools, and resources that God bless us to have in order to break it in Jesus' name. AMEN. I pray your strength in the LORD IN JESUS' NAME. AMEN. HALLELUJAH. AMEN. THE JOY OF THE LORD IS YOUR STRENGTH. AMEN.

[@venusmoodie4874]

This show was so hard I always remember when he told her he was tired of standing in the same place, man why are men so unreliable sigh

[@robfox6103]

Do not fall into the trap of generalization. You lose yourself quick.

[@kephrenh]

A lot of people around that period of time had to give up whatever aspirations or dreams they had for society expected of them. A lot of them became bitter and resentful.

[@onawafunderburk7721]

10

[@rr7firefly]

Great speech, but NO ONE speaks that way -- with so much eloquent observation about life, about self, about love. Only in a movie does something like that happen. But it's a magnification of real life.

[@ozhoneybadger]

I speak like that daily mate

[@MrWord283]

yeah.. cause its a movie ..

[@TheLite0003]

@@MrWord283 adapted from a stage play...so yea, it's supposed to dramatic.

[@ladennayoung2939]

Hmmmmmmmmm.

[@rr7firefly]

@@MrWord283 Well, yes... it is also a vehicle for Viola to deliver another of her dramatic monologues. Clearly what audiences would expect of her. I don't think her son in uniform said a single word throughout.

[@ladennayoung2939]

Watch her in the Fantasia Barrino story. Man the acting was superb in that movie and scene.

[@adrianbreland7174]

10

[@dejaunfranklin7222]

They don't make em like this no more