"He doesn't look at me the same way anymore"

How Amy didn't get an oscar for this always boils my blood. She gave the best performance by an actor of 2016 and the academy gives it to Emma??? I love Emma but she doesn't come close to the talent that Amy has or gave in this film. This scene always brings me to tears

@indrawibhi6218

4 жыл бұрын

DHGlee2013 well...a lot of person thinks otherwise

@Kristiekins2

Жыл бұрын

@@MFM230 I know this comment is a year old, but they were referring to Emma Stone, who won that year for LaLaLand. For what it's worth, I think the newest Emma film is actually pretty nice; it's not remarkable or revolutionary but really enjoyable.

@antistaticandi

4 ай бұрын

Same. I think though that not everyone gets this film. And if you don't get it, you can't appreciate what amazing work she is doing to execute it.

@MFM230

Күн бұрын

@@Kristiekins2 Thanks

After knowing the plot - twist this scene is even more heartwrenching

The child actress is really incredible in this scene. The "unstoppable" moment is so real- you can see how much it impacts her.

I remember being in the theater when Jeremy Renner said “you were married?” and a couple of people in the theater gasped. I immediately started crying because I realized that the girl wasn’t in the past but the future.

@user-qp8wz4lz3w

Жыл бұрын

when i read the novelett the story of your life by tedd chan which the movie was based on,. in the begenning i mmidiatley understood what was coming to her. i understood why she had a child that dies young knowing it. it is a fatal thing of life.i think it is beautiful to give up something for short time love

I was sad in the beginning, and devastated at the end, I cried like she was my daughter

This movie is perfection in filmmaking.

This scene should’ve won Amy Adams the oscar

@Steelburgh

5 жыл бұрын

Right? The look on her face when Hannah says that her dad doesn't look at her the same way... wow.

@sebastianpedone1361

5 жыл бұрын

apply to every Amy Adams scene! that year she also was on Nocturnal Animal, she deserves 2 nomitations in that Oscar and got none(!!) a monumental shame.

@writersblock26

5 жыл бұрын

Bob Buchko Jadyn Malone, the actress who plays six-year-old Hannah, is great, too, Bob. 🤔

What makes this scene all the more heartbreakingis it's revealed at the end that it was Ian who said to Louise "Do you wanna make a baby?". After my second viewing it's definitely up there with my favourite films now.

Once you have children this scene is heart wrenching

@NVRAMboi

Жыл бұрын

Might be an understatement. But correct.

@MariaRivera-co4so

7 ай бұрын

Never understood that “once you have children…” 10 yrs late (almost 40) I’m in tears.

@MFM230

Күн бұрын

Heart-wrenching even if you do not have children.

The end to this movie made me feel something weird that I’ve never felt before. I don’t know how to describe it

I don't recall now how many times that I have watched the entire movie; I imagine it will be roughly equal to the number of times that I will watch it in the future. One thing is constant. I will continue to be enriched by the viewing experience. These short film clips each give me a reminder of just what an incredible film this is in total. Villeneuve is masterful in his direction. The music is transformative. The cinematography is surreal, and the acting. Oh, the acting! Those who have written that this movie deserved consideration for "best" in so many categories are on the mark.

"For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."

It's this scene that fucking kills me more than the rest.

I remember watching this movie and thinking it would be a snoozer. I thought it was rather good on its own but the twist had me choking back.

This is where she starts - just starts - to realize that as she learns the heptopod language, she's also starting to perceive time the way they do, in a spherical fashion (since they think not in terms of linear algebra but three dimensions). This is a part of one possible future, but all possible futures lead to the same inflection point at the other side of the sphere - the death of her daughter from a rare cancer. Amy did a fantastic job with getting pathos out of a scene both deeply weird and deeply tragic.

Arrival Flashforward

I knew a family with a child with a deadly illness. It destroyed the parents and impacted me, he died age 20, when you want to start into life and start family etc. He lost believe in god, I did too

@sentinelsofvmi2227

Жыл бұрын

It is sin snd death that Christ died to give us victory over in this eorld- so we can have new bodies, union with him, and triumph in the next.

@huntsman145

Жыл бұрын

@@sentinelsofvmi2227 of stfu with this crap...

@itsjkforreal

3 ай бұрын

I don't know all you feel or think, but I had a niece who died when she was two years old. I was so angry at God. She was a marvel, she couldn't talk but she could communicate, and have peace, and show pain, and patience. And then she was gone. I was so angry at God. I thought and thought and prayed, but couldn't pray for protection, i didn't believe in it. For years. Then i thought of Christ's death. If God had just sat in heaven and said 'you messed up, now you hurt,' i would have stopped caring about good, or God, i would've just said 'well nothing matters, that much is clear,' 'it's a big random universe and there's this tiny spark of life on earth and it's not worth troubling over, joke's on us.' But God sent His own Son to hurt with us. That helped me. I knew that whatever reason there is for my niece dying, it wasn't because God didn't care. He hurts with us. That's what i understand.

Cuando escucha el ruido de las piedras, piel de gallina,.

If you are AWAKE this scene will mean so many things to you...

@dd61882

Жыл бұрын

What does this mean?

crying

Why would you tell the father that his child, now about 8, will die in her 20s? Why? What possible purpose could that serve? It was an idiotic and cruel thing to do. Not knowing the future is the greatest blessing we have.

@Pseudothink

4 ай бұрын

Imagine how difficult it would be, having that knowledge, dealing with it alone, and hiding it from your partner during a moment's weakness when he asks you what's wrong yet again, wanting to be supportive.

I don't the part in the future. He just learned from his wife that their child is going to die. So he copes with that knowledge by leaving them? If I knew that, I will probably make sure I spend all the quality time I can with my daughter while I can.

I hadn't even heard about this movie until 2023. so it was made in 2016, eh?

😮 😟 😔 😢 😫 😭

Why did Ian leave her tho I still don’t understand?

@tnverma_india

4 жыл бұрын

Naina because when she told ian about inevitable death of their child , he got angry about her decision about having hannah. Thats why he told her that she made the wrong decision.

@naina8079

3 жыл бұрын

@@tnverma_india thank you.

@aaronjcodona7835

3 жыл бұрын

@@tnverma_india does the wrong choice not refer to having their child

@tnverma_india

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaronjcodona7835 right.. clearly the mistake was having the child even when knowing she'll suffer...thanks for pointing out mistake...

@sammiepittman3130

3 жыл бұрын

He was angry that she decided to have the child even though she knew Hannah was going to die.

that's a flashback

@zandykarasulas

Жыл бұрын

It's not, it's a flashforward :) She's remembering things that haven't happened yet.

So technically the father was pro abortion and Louise was pro life. Funnily all the people that are touched by this movie and are posting “her arrival is more important than her departure” would most likely be pro choice.

*LORD JESUS DIED & ROSE AGAIN TO FREE U FROM SIN ACCEPT HIS GIFT* ✝️✝️✝️

@unusuario5173

3 жыл бұрын

Please keep the indoctrination inside your house and church.

@felipepineda1585

Жыл бұрын

@unusuario5173 - oh easy, amendment 1 applies to all and in public forums... pound sand if you don't like it

@xavierbouchez9227

Жыл бұрын

@@felipepineda1585 yeah, amendment 1... i suppose you are very selective with amendment 1.

She is the worst mother ever. A villain

@theAraAra

4 жыл бұрын

how did you get that?

@Mannaggialtubo

4 жыл бұрын

@@theAraAra She got pregnant even though she knew her child would die young

@laralebeu36

4 жыл бұрын

@@Mannaggialtubo She accepted her suffering. She knew that she could not decide because her fate was already set; she had to have Hannah in order to be the changing force within the alien crisis. Although Luise had no idea who Hannah was for the most of the movie, these flash-forwards guided her. I see this as her sacrifice. She was this selfless because she knew what was coming. Ultimately, there is value in all of life, even the life short lived. It is up to you to decide. Most people do not choose the emotional difficult action. Or it is not a selfless sacrifice because she just played the role in the story/destiny that was put on her (I mean Luise, not the actor Amy). Ultimately, she had to carry Hannah and see her die in order that the alien language can save humanity and the aliens themselves. I cried in the first scenes as Hannah died. And I cried again as it was apparent that Luise was this loving that she suffered. But maybe this is too far fetched for you.

@Mannaggialtubo

4 жыл бұрын

@@laralebeu36 No, she already resolved the situation with the aliens, Hannah was a consequence that she could also avoid. There isn't a single time in the movie that hint at the fact that Hannah is a sacrifice

@laralebeu36

4 жыл бұрын

@@Mannaggialtubo This is of course my take. Do what you want with this.