This was a really good film. The ending was perfect and kinda bittersweet. The siblings realize they are different from each other and go back to their lifestyles they were living but have no bad blood with each other. Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo's performances were amazing and I'm surprised they didn't receive an Oscar for their acting.
This is my favourite of out Laura Linney's three oscar nominated performances.. hell, this maybe my favourite performance of hers period. Giving the oscar to Julia Roberts for Erin Brockovich is just baffling in retrospect.
I hadn't seen this since it came out. I just watched it this morning. Coincidentally, my sister moved away two weeks ago, leaving my niece and nephew behind with their father. Watching this scene now, I can't stop crying.
I love this movie. I remember when it came out I saw it in the theater and thought - this is fantastic! Where are all the movie patrons? There were 4 people in the theater. It was a 20 hanky movie. Then the Academy Award nominations and all the accolades came. Great picture all the way around.
Both Mark and Laura are terrific in the scene but Laura makes me feel every pain I have felt for my dear friend who is struggling with drug addiction for too many years now!
Yes. It brings back memories of my much-loved brother leaving home at 16 over drug abuse. Didn't see him again for three years, then again for 12 years. Now, many years later, I may be losing him forever. The ending with "Pilgrim" by Steve Earle and the Del McCoury band is special! Similar country and architecture to where we lived as well (VT). A special movie for me *sniff*
He's not going to keep in touch regularly and he'll have more stupid troubles at least occasionally, that thought I had when I saw it made the ending even better, and sweeteer.
This is English. There were some negative comments in the recent posts. You suck. Mark Ruffalo was great in "You Can Count on Me." He was also good at sticking up for my American Indian people. Put up your Confederate Flag and get a life.
All the more powerful because the line ("You can count on me") is left unspoken.
Agree 100%!
I was just wondering that
Watched after Manchester by the sea...
Oh my god this guy has a realistic way of storytelling ...
Kenneth Lonergan has won hearts silently...
Man I watched This immediately after Manchester by the sea too! Followed by margaret!
dude i wanted margaret uncut version
Yes. Lonergan is a gifted storyteller and excellent writer. Everything I’ve seen of his is uniquely beautiful and poignant.
This was a really good film. The ending was perfect and kinda bittersweet. The siblings realize they are different from each other and go back to their lifestyles they were living but have no bad blood with each other. Laura Linney and Mark Ruffalo's performances were amazing and I'm surprised they didn't receive an Oscar for their acting.
This is my favourite of out Laura Linney's three oscar nominated performances.. hell, this maybe my favourite performance of hers period. Giving the oscar to Julia Roberts for Erin Brockovich is just baffling in retrospect.
@@mitchellmurray5892 that year was a true war.
Such a truly powerful film, full of real life and amazing performances.
great movie....excellent screenplay, direction and acting!
Has always been my favorite movie
Melissa Hall Mine as well!
I hadn't seen this since it came out. I just watched it this morning. Coincidentally, my sister moved away two weeks ago, leaving my niece and nephew behind with their father. Watching this scene now, I can't stop crying.
Masterclass in acting. One of the greats.
Such a great movie
I love how mark talks like whispering
I love this movie. I remember when it came out I saw it in the theater and thought - this is fantastic!
Where are all the movie patrons?
There were 4 people in the theater. It was a 20 hanky movie.
Then the Academy Award nominations and all the accolades came.
Great picture all the way around.
Both Mark and Laura are terrific in the scene but Laura makes me feel every pain I have felt for my dear friend who is struggling with drug addiction for too many years now!
Yes. It brings back memories of my much-loved brother leaving home at 16 over drug abuse. Didn't see him again for three years, then again for 12 years. Now, many years later, I may be losing him forever. The ending with "Pilgrim" by Steve Earle and the Del McCoury band is special! Similar country and architecture to where we lived as well (VT). A special movie for me *sniff*
This scene and the scene where she told him he needed to go made me cry.
I CRIED.
Masterclass!
best movie ever
Thanks for posting this! One of my favorite scenes ever. I'll quibble and wish you'd posted the closing song, but....
It's an original composition by Lesley Barber, "Terry's Theme." Beautiful. www.lesleybarber.com/you-can-count-on-me/
"Pilgrim" by Steve Earle and the Del McCoury band
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He's not going to keep in touch regularly and he'll have more stupid troubles at least occasionally, that thought I had when I saw it made the ending even better, and sweeteer.
At that time with the proper makeup Ruffalo could play a decent Freddie Mercury
No way
@@anantambisht4895yes way?
Not a big Mark R fan as actor, but he nailed this role
Alguna recomendación para verla en español?
This is English. There were some negative comments in the recent posts. You suck. Mark Ruffalo was great in "You Can Count on Me." He was also good at sticking up for my American Indian people. Put up your Confederate Flag and get a life.
Yes