Watching My Girl (1991) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!

[@nickflix8657]

Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Moving back to my apartment this Thursday/Friday so depending when I get back, The Lady And The Tramp will be out Friday/Saturday! Also full reaction will be out tonight!

[@ilvanydeleon5922]

Can you please react to Togo

[@disneydaniel233]

Can you do Aladdin return of Jafar

[@miguelalonso9460]

Can you do Open Season 2006

[@morganyakkofan9052]

Is Lady And The Tramp coming out this Friday/Saturday or next Friday/Saturday? I’m just asking.

[@victorzavala6144]

Is it gonna be Rio

[@howardbalaban7051]

The funeral scene gets everyone every time unless someone has no soul.

[@no-sky5595]

Glad I don't have one 🙂

[@pervysage9310]

@@no-sky5595 oh look guys he's/she's so different 🥺

[@TrippinOnaHoleInaP8perHeart]

@pervy sage.maybe he/she isn't trying to be different at all. Some people don't get emotional during movie scenes like that one. It all depends on the kind of mood you're in. I've cried during sad parts of movies and I've also seen sad parts that didn't phase me at all at that time. It just depends on the vibe or mood one is in.

[@elib12]

😊💕💖❤️ yeah

[@elib12]

@@no-sky5595 😊

[@VioletRaze]

My husband misplaced his glasses once while we were visiting his sister. My sis-in-law, very casually said "oh, he can't see without his glasses!" and this film is so ingrained in my mind I immediately felt tears welling up. I'm so glad you liked the film!

[@gojuls]

LOL! I don't mean to laugh, it's just my friend Steph would quote the same in a funny voice.

[@OverlordNeon]

The only options are >Laugh because it reminds you of Velma from Scooby Doo >Cry because it reminds of you My Girl

[@elib12]

⁠@@gojuls LOL! Oh okay 👍 you’re okay 👍

[@elib12]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@OverlordNeon yeah The only options are >Laugh because it reminds you of Velma from Scooby Doo >Cry because it reminds of you My Girl

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

2 people in the world. Those that think of my girl and those that think of Velma

[@Molly.Wobbles]

Nick- family friendly feel good movie Me- oh no poor soul this is gonna end badly

[@cinemacodey]

Did you noticed her mood ring was always black and she joked that’s because Thomas Jay always put her in a bad mood. After she got the ring back from Thomas Jays mom it was blue.

[@MrParkerman6]

No. Mood Rings are based on Temperature. It was Blue cuz his mom pryed it from his cold - dead hands! ....or what you said, I don't care anymore

[@bluegirl278]

@MrParkerman6 black is usually the coldest colour on a mood ring so it wouldn’t be blue coming off a corpse.

[@truefirepinkguy4826]

The funeral scene was heartbreaking

[@lunarose698]

I couldn't believe just how heartbreaking this movie really was... 💔

[@nathancruz9172]

Me neither.

[@nekane6168]

I watched It when I was 10. Imagine that

[@bluegirl278]

@Nekane same

[@elib12]

Yeah I couldn’t believe just how heartbreaking this movie really was… 💔

[@elib12]

@@bluegirl278 oh okay 👍

[@mattsean6164]

I’ll never not cry at this movie

[@rebeccapinto9926]

This movie makes me weep. I lost my mother when I was young, and the bit where Shelly does her make up just breaks me up. Love this movie. Nothing wrong with a good cry.

[@BigGator5]

If you love this movie, highly recommend Bridge To Terabithia (1985 or 2007) to be added to your list. Fun Fact: The willow tree that is seen throughout the movie is not a willow tree. Due to issues finding a perfect pond with a willow tree by it, the creators had to find a different tree, remove all of its branches, and replace the tree's branches with fake willow tree branches.

[@nickflix8657]

I actually have seen the 2007 one, mention it later in the video haha, but haven’t seen the original! And thanks for the fun fact had no idea!

[@Trowa71]

I did not know there was an original Bridge movie, thanks for the recommendation. I also never made the connection between this movie and Bridge before Nick mentioned it.

[@BigGator5]

NickFlix ...Indeed. Yeah, everyone cries at the end of this movie. This is one where even men can cry over too.

[@BigGator5]

Trowa71 ...I prefer the 2007 version myself. I just think the acting is a step up. They're both worth watching and you should definitely check out the original adaptation if you're a fan of the book.

[@Trowa71]

@@BigGator5 I'll have to read the book someday too. And Annette O'Toole is gorgeous, so that's exciting.

[@cinemacodey]

I am genially against sequels and this movie is so good I didn’t want to watch the sequel but I finally did and it’s pretty good too. I’d recommend reacting to that one too.

[@danielaherrera3697]

yes i was unsure about it too but i liked it

[@user-ts5pi6oz4p]

i don’t like the sequel lol

[@DSGodiva]

I agree. The sequel also has one of my favorite pieces of instrumental score in any film. I still haven't found a studio version of that melody to this day.

[@idaf3028]

It wasn’t the same without Tomas

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

Yeah it's not the same but I genuinely like the sequel and I'd probably most days chose it over the original just because it doesn't make me nearly as sad

[@internetv4mpire254]

"he can't see without his glasses!" currently sobbing hysterically

[@laurelbee5478]

ah man something i never noticed or thought about as a kid: at the funeral, thomas j’s face has bumps, but no redness. Shelly had to put make-up on this little boy’s face, who she got to know through her future step-daughter.

[@calebtsedzik6222]

This movie emotionally broke me when I was a kid. I vividly remember crying during the whole ending...

[@breepinkpanda]

I literally cried at that scene every time I watch it

[@tristenmoore1275]

I cried myself to sleep after I saw the funeral scene after my first viewing.

[@FountainWeeper]

Even thinking about the funeral scene and the phrase "he can't see without his glasses" is enough to make me tear up. If I ever had to cry on cue I would just think about that scene.

[@tataroball]

famous last words: "this is a family, friendly, feel good movie" 😢

[@cfinley81]

When I was a kid seeing this, (I was 11 when this came out) I thought Vada's dad just ignored her. But watching this at 41, I see that Harry knew what Vada was doing and why, he wasn't stupid. He also knew that one day, Vada would have questions and ask about her mom. He knew he would have to face his pain to be able to do so, but as the time quickly approached, he put up a shield as you saw when Shelly approached him about Vada's behavior. He closed off his emotions. Shelly was able to get Harry to open up about it, but Vada was able to help him get past it and finally put his grief to rest. Their talk at the end is always my favorite scene. ❤❤

[@elib12]

Oh okay 👍 yeah I did too. Yeah. That’s true. Yeah, oh okay 👍 yeah. Yeah he did. Yeah she was, yeah she was able to help him get past it and finally put his grief to rest. Yeah Their talk at the end is always my favorite scene. As well ❤️❤️

[@ReadingOne]

Okay, this movie hurts more now than it did when I was a kid. Didn't think about it at the time because I hadn't seen the movie in awhile when this happened, but the scene where Vada's dad sits her down to talk to her about Thomas J reminds me so much of the night my dad sat me down after I got home from visiting my mom's family and told me that one of my two best friends was gone.

[@kimtalley4496]

The funeral scene with Thomas J always Wrecks me every time I watch this movie. Particularly when Veda walks in.

[@sunflower4291]

When I tell you this movie devastated me when I saw it on my grandparents tv back in the day. I bawled watching this reaction ♥️

[@merlintroutmen4251]

You have such an amazing heart Nick. It’s what makes watching these emotional movies with you so great. Know you have heard it a lot but you really are one of my favorite reactors. Never afraid to show emotions and never afraid to be confused. 2 traits most reactors don’t like to share as much so I commend you for making these reactions the way that you do😊

[@cptayne]

There will never be a child actor like McCauley Caulkin. The best child actor of all time in my opinion. Not to take away from the main female actress, absolutely astounding in this film. She plays an intelligent yet quirkyly fun kid so well. Edit: Nick here is some recommendations on movies that would be cool for you to watch. Little Manhattan Richie Rich

[@jhalton2229]

This movie is so heartbreaking! And I hope you’ll react to the sequel Nick! I think it’s just as good as the first!

[@DeSoRez]

I've been watching this movie for 20 years and I cry every single time

[@FlashEarth89]

Omg! You watched this movie just now? Yes I absolutely cried when Thomas J died. He was everything to Vada as he best friend forever. I honestly wanted them to be more than friends when I was a kid. Such a good movie. Even Vada’s grandma was wearing black because she knew Thomas 😭😭😭

[@cinemacodey]

This is one of my favorite movies. Absolutely guts me every time.

[@MrParkerman6]

Actually this came way before Bridge to Teribithia, and the only and whole reason that (Teribithia) movie exists is because a mother's son's best friend was struck and killed by Lightening in real life and so the mother wrote the story to help her son cope. So more like Teribithia pulled a My Girl but based on Real Life. These two movies are alot alike.

[@pvuccino]

When I was a child, I always wondered why Thomas Jay had to die and how come Vada seemed to be doing so much better after that. Now I understand. It's because she lived through her greatest fear and found out that it was way better than what she pictured in her head.

[@MrParkerman6]

Better is a poor choice of word.

[@pogmothoinriiii]

@@MrParkerman6 maybe but he was on the right track so it wasn’t any harm

[@tarotdiscombe5573]

"Everything" is an exaggeration, it just feels like everything as a kid. He's probably allergic to a lot of drinks, foods, cleaning products, and fabrics. Not everything but a lot.

[@nickflix8657]

Thanks for explaining, assumed later on that’s what it must be haha.

[@antoinettelopes]

37:26 they thought the mood ring was broken because whenever Veda wore it it was black. But when Thomas J's mom gave it to her it was blue which means happy. He put it on when he found it before the bees got him.

[@MrParkerman6]

Which means she was happy about his death! Lol! Just kidding!

[@antoinettelopes]

@@MrParkerman6 No it meant either he died happy and/or he saw Heaven.

[@Urfavblondie442]

I havent seen this movie in years and this comment made me cry again. That made me realise he was happy before he died :(

[@antoinettelopes]

@@Urfavblondie442 🤗🙏🏼

[@kourtneydixon6050]

I watched this movie when I was just a little kid and I was heartbroken when Thomas died. Whenever this movie show on TV and I would try to avoid it because I didn't want go through that heartbreak again. As of now while I type this, I just got through bawling again after watching your reaction. Yep, this movie still makes me cry. :')

[@ASYorba]

I haven't seen this film before, so this reaction is all I have to go on. I was doing okay until Vada saw him in the casket and didn't understand what was happening, then Nick losing it, I lost it. Such a heartbreaking moment, but I enjoyed the film as a whole. Also, Happy Birthday Nick! :) Sometime I would love to see your reaction to the 2004 Phantom Of The Opera if you haven't already seen it.

[@videohistory722]

She's obsessed with dying because her dad pays more attention to dead bodies than her. So if she's dying...

[@MrParkerman6]

No! Thomas J. Already explained. If she plays dead, she won't be afraid as much. Thomas J. Told the Female Doc. That.

[@Me-wk3ix]

I can never watch this movie without sobbing at the end.

[@shawty7303]

Gotta watch my girl 2. Granted it's not the best sequel. It's still a good message about growing up 👀❤️

[@the_nikster1]

such an amazing classic that I knew would get you in the feels. not sure if you noticed but since you didn't mention it in the reaction: Vada's mood ring was always black because she was basically super depressed about death and dying her whole life. she thought she killed her mother and her dad pretty much ignored her cries for help. once Shelly came into their lives and Thomas J. died, they were able to connect and she was able to realize the truth about her mother. by the end of the movie, her mood ring turned blue which meant she was no longer sad and could actually be happy, like her dad wanted for her. I love this movie so much and I hope you'll react to the sequel, which is just as good and has most of the same cast.

[@MrParkerman6]

No. Mood Rings are based on Temperature. It was Blue cuz his mom pryed it from his cold - dead hands! ....or what you said, I don't care anymore!

[@sammybear7100]

Your reaction to this made me cry even more lol. You should check out "Now and Then" from 1995 another great coming of age movie with an amazing cast that I loved watching as a kid!

[@twist58]

Macaulay Culkin was great in this movie outside of his Home Alone films!

[@elib12]

Yeah Macaulay Culkin was great in this movie outside of his Home Alone films! I love 💕 his Home Alone films!

[@JenniLeigh81]

Lord, I saw the thumbnail and I knew this would hurt. I just want to hug you - this movie can really break your heart.

[@ivorymoonwolf4721]

This was my favorite movie as a kid. That scene absolutely broke my heart. It was the first time I bawled my eyes out watching a movie. I still can't watch that scene without crying.

[@paulmussell6050]

Thanks for the reaction, Nick!!! This movie is so good, yet also heartbreaking.

[@scarhead11]

“I think it’s supposed to be a feel good movie…” Oh sweet summer child…

[@eliaswan4215]

I haven't watch this movie since I was a kid, but I remember loving it and being espacially emotionnal about Thomas' funerals and now seeing it through your video I just burst into tears again :') This movie is high level of rollercoaster ride emotion

[@kawaiifortheculture]

I haven’t seen this movie since I was a kid. It’s even more heartbreaking now! Wow!

[@claudiacuilbheir1182]

The moment I saw you uploaded this reaction I screamed "NOOOO" so loud xD I knew this would make you cry so bad and I felt sorry for you in advance LOL

[@laurenmckee9623]

I saw this movie in the theater when I was 13 and bawled. Years later, it was on tv and my mom was watching and she started to cry. She had a little sister who died at a very young age and the funeral scene got to her more than most. I can’t watch that scene without crying.

[@tristenmoore1275]

I first saw this when I was 10 and I cried myself to sleep after the funeral scene. So heartbreaking. At first I thought it was a happy family film but when I got to Thomas J's death, boy was I wrong.

[@DoranGale]

BtT pulled a My Girl. This movie’s been making me cry since I was a kid… and worsening my fear of bees…

[@theawesomepikachu5873]

I feel your pain nick. Even though I haven’t seen this movie

[@bms3928]

The funeral scene killed me inside the first time watching this. 😭

[@UnlicensedOkie]

Ah dude you’re gonna cry 🤣 I remember watching this as a kid. I had a big crush on her. I also had a girl in my class that looked a lot like her too

[@millennium0101]

i'd never seen this before, so while i watched it with you i felt the emotion as well, i love Macauly Calkin hes great, i did not expect him to die that was so sad.

[@AdamIshak01]

Nick’s “oh mys” and “oh wows” have become my favorites. And happy birthday Nick!

[@movieswithshannon]

Oh man i watched this movie once as a kid and I swore I would not see it again. So so many tears. Have a safe trip back to your apartment!

[@elib12]

Oh okay 👍 yeah. Yeah so many tears. Yeah I hope he had a safe trip back to his apartment!

[@quailman]

Saw this came out, immediately fast forwarded to "Where are his glasses? He can't see without his glasses!". When I think of saddest scenes in movies this is always waaay up there on the list.

[@armmagedonepox]

Holy crap dude, when you started crying I wanted to just give you a hug. This movie broke me and my brothers and sisters too 😭❤️

[@deathwitheponine]

Unless you have no heart, this movie will make you cry. Such a fantastic coming of age movie.

[@theredalpha7290]

I didn't cry.

[@Misticatheanimatedshow]

Sometimes people don’t cry during emotional scenes that does not mean they care what just happened.

[@tylerbotterill9]

When I was younger I never understood. I knew he died but it didn't effect me the way it does now. I almost break down in tears everytime

[@paulbrosfornever512]

Aww Nick this is a great family movie, but it isn't exactly really happy😂.

[@jessica_kgl]

The funeral scene traumatized me as a child

[@CrazyJodice]

This film also highlights that just because you grow up in a profession like mortuary, medical, law enforcement. It doesn’t mean that you are equipped to handle the situation when it hits you personally. Like an officer responding to a call for a family member

[@ShadowsintheEyes]

I love this movie; it's one of the few guaranteed to get me crying every time I watch it. If you'd like to see the little girl actress (Anna Chlumsky) in another film, a really good one is Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain (1995), which also stars Christina Ricci.

[@Wawagirl17]

*sees this in my subs* OH HELL NO! I did NOT pack enough tissues for this today!

[@Fae_nnec]

I remember watching this movie when I was something like 11, said so proudly to my mother I wouldn't cry but the moment Vada said "he can't see without his glasses" I just cried and hid my face in my arms lmao

[@LA-tz8zr]

I remember this movie and watching it as a kid. I think it contributed to my fear of wasps and hornets. If you enjoyed this you might also like the 2010 film Flipped. It has a similar feel to it

[@eej1983able]

After Home Alone this was a brave choice for MacCauley Caukin. Both actors are incredible in this at their young ages. 🥰🥺

[@elib12]

Yeah After Home Alone this was a brave choice for MacCauley Culkin. Yeah Both actors are incredible in their young ages. 🥰🥺

[@alyshaharper8730]

Allergic to everything means many, many allergies. This was set in a time before allergy shots were a thing.

[@baffledbrandon3132]

Probably should've warned you to bring tissues for this reaction. For me and my generation in general, this was the live-action equivalent of Mufasa's death. Test audiences actually got so upset about the death of Macaulay Culkin's character that they lobbied to get the ending changed. Speaking personally, I really loved all the scenes in the writing class. I loved all the characters and I really wish we could've gotten more scenes with them. And oddly enough, I'd strongly recommend the sequel. It's surprisingly good.

[@hashtagfilm]

When you realised he was dead, I broke down. I was absolutely sobbing with you the whole time lol. This movie gets me everytime.

[@chasethompson9764]

This is one of my favorite movies!! It’s definitely one of my comfort movies. I relate to Veda so much! I also may have memorized this entire movie and use some lines in my day to day life!

[@elia_simon]

THIS MOVIE FRICKIN TRAUMATIZED ME. It was way too sad and I still think about it all the time.

[@cfinley81]

So yes, Thomas J was allergic to bees, so he no-doubt went into anaphylactic shock and died. And Vada finds out the next day so he was laying out there dead all night until they found him the next day. :(

[@kabomatela6741]

No matter how many times I watch this movie, I always cry😭

[@VengefulPurity]

Oh wow this movie! :D This was me and my cousin’s favorite movie! We would watch it over and over when we were little girls. I had the CD and we would listen and sing the songs all the time. Such a fun childhood with her, riding our bikes, play hopscotch, jump rope, play with dolls, and we even dressed like Vada because we had similar shorts. We also re-enacted the make up scene a lot. She even had the same bed cover quilt as Vada. And we busted in tears all the time in the end. So glad you watched this beautiful gem and enjoyed it. Geez, even in short sequences I still broke in tears. The 90’s are really FULL of wholesome stories that can’t be replaced.

[@ReadingOne]

This is the first time that I've seen any part of this movie in over twenty-four years, so I hope you're happy, Nick! I need tissues now, there's a reason I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid...

[@nickflix8657]

😂😂 at least we all cried

[@huskerchickmissy]

I showed this movie to my daughter when she was 10 cause her best friend died from Menengitus very tragic and sudden. Well this movie really helped her understand death and grief. I recommend it to anyone who has had their first loss.

[@yellowRose806]

You're my favorite movie reaction KZbinr! I don't care for the others. You are genuine and real and open to anything. I love your smile and heart.

[@comfycornernook]

I usually watch your videos as soon as I get the notification.. but with this movie, it took some courage for me to watch you react to it and also watching the movie again... its crazy how these 2 kid actors can break my cold heart like that but here I am - ugly crying!

[@jonathancruz5932]

I love this movie. But it was sad at the end 😢. Just like “Bridge to Terabithia” movie all over again

[@pyrettablaze86]

I've watched most of your movie reaction vids and I have never seen you cry as hard as you did over Thomas J. I saw this film not Kong after it came out but I was a little kid. I had a little crush on Thomas J and thought her mood ring was the coolest thing, I got one very similar to hers. I watched this again recently for the first time since I was a kid and I really enjoyed it...and the death of Thomas J, even as prepared for it as I was, I started crying when she started saying that he needed his glasses....and I looked over at my husband's which were sitting on the table not far away, while he slept... And I couldn't help but think to myself, 'What if something were to happen to him...and all I had left of him was his glasses...?' 😭 My mind takes me down some pretty fucking dark paths, especially if I'm alone and watching something sad, late at night. But I still love this film, I'm glad you enjoyed it too, and Happy Birthday *hands you a tissue* 💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜

[@mikemck4796]

I was put in a hospital as a kid for awhile, and leaving to watch this movie in a theatre was the only time I was able to leave. As such it’s ingrained in my head forever. I was also 8 so she became a crush.

[@flowerculture1]

this movie always makes me cry

[@KingdomLex]

When you said you wanted to watch this movie for your birthday I was like oh NO 😂

[@elib12]

lol yeah me too 😂

[@Tsukino101]

Lol the memories! My mother bought me this movie when I was a kid because she always thought that Veda looked just like me!

[@Kfantasy_98]

Oh sweet Nick, I cried my eyes out with you 😭😭😭🥱

[@elib12]

Yeah Oh sweet Nick, I cried my eyes out with you 😭😭😭🥱

[@arlopear7136]

The whole scene at the funeral scene with Vada at Thomas J's coffin is sad but I always lose it at the "he was going to be an acrobat" line. That showed that her grief at the Thomas J losing his life at that young age was greater than her personal loss of losing her best friend & everytime she says that line it wrecks me. Even typing it out has me fighting back tears

[@ScragsP22]

And now you know why this movie never won the polls. My first thought was “oh no! Not a movie for your birthday.” I can never get to the end without bawling. This is really a tough one. Also, there’s a My Girl 2 that is pretty good. It’s definitely not as sad and more feel good. She’s like 14ish and goes to California to find out more about her mother. You’d like it. Even if you just watch it on your own time. Happy Birthday by the way! Hope you had a great day.

[@DoctorMeatDic]

The funeral scene is so heartbreaking. I found it so emotional, I welled up too. I knew the film was sad, but had no idea how sad it was.

[@EmilyBlackEmu]

Oh boy, there WILL be tears ;_;

[@anwyn9846]

Oh sweetie, I wanna give you a hug. That funeral scene will gut you no matter how many times you watch this movie. Still, it's such a good movie. Glad to see younger people checking it out.

[@xXDiGiTaLBaThXx]

I'm a 36 year old father these days but as far as I can remember this is the first movie that ever made me cry!

[@elib12]

Oh okay 👍 yeah me too!

[@amandagrubbs3000]

I’m allergic to dairy products so I can relate to Thomas. It’s not called Lactose Intolerant, it’s a completely different type of thing. The only food groups I can really have is non dairy cheese, non dairy chocolate and non dairy ice cream. No cheese pizza or anything like that

[@eej1983able]

I can't eat chocolate anymore either or dairy. It's rough but we learn to adapt. Gah I can relate Thomas J lol

[@billciphergirl6049]

This is one of my all time favorite movies and it's a shame more people don't react to it. I'm so glad you did, your reactions were amazing and so genuine, your a good person who feels sympathy for even fictional characters. Your a great person. Stay safe!

[@theangelgirl86]

I feel very sorry for Thomas's parents. Losing a child, in my personal experience, is a fate worse than death.

[@thyop89]

This movie is one of my childhood favourites. I lost my mother when I was young too and this movie is an emotionally pitch perfect exploration of grief and death right down to the health anxiety Vada experiences. It's something I still suffer with even as an adult. It's also common for people who have suffered childhood bereavement to have trust issues with new people in our lives and often pine after people who are uattainable, hence the crush on the teacher. The reason for this is that there is no realistic chance of the feelings being reciprocated by the other person and therefore no possibility that we could love and ultimately lose them too, it's a way to protect ourselves from the pain of another loss but, as Vada discovers, you can't hide from loss and pain bevause life will throw everything at you so the only thing we can do is cherish the people we have in our lives while there here and make sure is means something.

[@weissschnee4779]

When you said it’s a feel good movie I just thought: “Oh no”.

[@nekane6168]

Watch Tim Burton's "BIG FISH". You'll probably cry but in the good way. It's a really beautiful movie, weird and lovely.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

This movie is one of my favorites of all time, it’s had a huge impact on me since I was around 4-5 years old and was the first movie to ever make me cry. Somehow, even being so young, I still understood a lot of it (presumably because I had lost my uncle around the same time, so I was aware of the concept of death already). Fast forward close to 25 years later, I’m now a mortuary student who has also lost my childhood best friend within the last 2 years, so it hits even more emotionally now for me, but not in a bad way. Most people see this movie as just tragic and depressing, and while Thomas J’s death is that, the film itself is more than that. It’s an unconventional coming of age story. Just because you’re surrounded by death, like Vada and Harry, you can’t stop living your own life to the fullest. It has a similar tone to the show Six Feet Under, which is also about a family who live/work in a funeral home and how they cope after the death of one their own.

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

oh no, lol this movie traumatized me as a kid. "WHERE are his Glasses?! He cant See without his glasses!!?!" aarghhhhhhhhh! okay gonna watch Nick be devastated now:P

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

31:47 you can see his heart break riggghhhttttt THERE. omg Nick, im so sorry. This movie is so beautiful and equally sad and hopeful, nē? :)

[@ajmalaika1287]

Watched this for the first time when I was 10, it scarred me I've never cried soo hard. The sequel is good enough too but this is a classic