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she genuinely reminds me of my own mom. this scene made me cry when i first saw it. terrifying man..

Harry crying in the cab realizing his mother is lost gets me everytime.

Makes me think about my own mother, and it just makes me sad. Im going to sleep

she gay

Have you ever noticed that after he leaves she pauses, sighs and then her right hand falls? Up until that point, the movie had kinda been a positive experience albeit with drugs. Once she drops her right hand, the movie nosedives for all of them.

I can be having the best day ever...but as soon as I watch this scene, waterworks.

The last part is just as heartbreaking.

In the end where she said "i love you harry" in her delusion made me tear up

Ellen should've won an Oscar for her performance in this movie

Tear jerker alert⚠️

This scene completely kills me. She reminds me of my mother in this scene. I don't think there is a single scene in any move that affects me as much as this one.

realness

she was ROBBED of the Oscar in 2000 by Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich. i mean really? she was better than this???? not in a million years.

I love the way she introduces the scene. She starts being very happy because her only relative comes to visit her. Then, slowly, she explain the heartbreaking story she hides. Wonderful!!

WHY DID SHE NOT WIN THE BEST ACTRESS!

This moment makes the whole movie make sense. Human misery has no answer. People need a solution to all of lifes' problem and heroin is a momentary solution. The next scene when he shoots up in the cab is also amazing.

And they gave oscar to Julia Roberts for Erin Brokovich.

(at around 44 mins) During Ellen Burstyn's impassioned monologue about how it feels to be old, cinematographer Matthew Libatique accidentally let the camera drift off-target. When director Darren Aronofsky called "cut" and confronted him about it, he realized the reason Libatique had let the camera drift was because he had been crying during the take and fogged up the camera's eyepiece. This was the take used in the final print.

Oh my gosh, this poor woman!!!! She is so sweet and good! & Harry takes her for granted!! 😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭

Bastille?

Can't watch this movie because of Sara, so sad. Makes me cry every time can't bare to watch her scenes it's heart wrenching

I realized that I have a bit of Sara Goldfarb's drama within me.

God I want to break my foot of in the silly old bats mouth

"it makes tomorrow all right" 💔💔💔💔

what the hell is the song at 1:59? I the song is on the requiem for a dream remix called "island" but it's not the full song

this is so sad... best movie ever made

If he had just visited more often like he said he would sara might not have descended into psychosis.

First movie scene ever to make me cry. Phenomenal acting. The fact that she didn't get an award for this movie is a joke.

its just insane that the academy gave Julia Roberts the win and snubbed Ellen Burstyn of that oscar, what kind of crack where they smokin?

Something tells me those drugs will make the son dye his hair green, tattoo his entire body, bleach his skin, and leave others with a smile.

why does she have a British accent?

This movie makes me cry every time I watch it. All she wanted was to be loved by her son

This fucking scene! it always get me when Harry starts crying, you can tell he really really loves his mother and is heartbroken when she reveals the fact that she feels lonely and old, using amphetamines to loose weight and an overall desperation to feel needed/wanted again. so sad :(

Her voice sounds a lot like Elizabeth Warren

I was depressed a few months ago and I watched this scene and it basically summed up everything I was feeling.

Burstyn got robbed on this one. Excellent scene. Very sad.

Really marter class acting, but unfortunately sad and heartbreaking, more than thar very depressing. Thinkin, in the very real life out there how many people feel this way, llike Sarah.

This scene is incredible. This is by far some of the best acting I've ever seen in my fuckin life.

This scene really got to me. I almost cried on this part.

Great performance by Ellen Burstyn.

Relentlessly sad is right. It's horrifying to think about how much of real life is like this.

Saddest movie ever.

So heart wrenching. I don't know how anyone could watch this movie without crying

Everytime I watch this i cry like i would if someone close to me died.. absolutely hysterical

Yea I always wondered the same thing as (Joe L, two comments down) was that call she received to be on television real? Or a prank call,? or in her head,? or was It really juice show calling her but with no bbbb intention of having he on t.v.? If anybody has a clue please respond cause that's the only part I never fully got, thnx.

Her story was the most heartbreaking :( what a movie

just watched this movie again the other day, and am still speechless at how good it was.

This movie is relentlessly sad.

The whole movie should have just been about her. I didn't give a crap about any of the other characters.

Ellyn is amazing