I feel like to live is to see greatness even in the tiniest of things. And a spark a rare phenomenon where you yourself achieve “greatness”. But that doesn’t define success. Because “success” itself is a made up concept.
Yes. I agree every movie has this Luca being the scene where Alberto brings the umbrella and then Luca reveals himself to save him. Inside out being the scene where sadness saves the day Toy story 3 being the scene where Andy gives away the toys Etc etc
This reminds me of another Pixar movie, Up. Russell and Mr Fredrickson are walking through the jungle. Russell is telling Mr F about sitting in front of Fenton’s eating ice cream and counting cars as they go past. “I know it sounds boring, but it’s the boring things that I remember the most.” I think that speaks to all of us.
Thank you. I've been basing my happiness off of how close I am to my overarching wife goal, and only recently, I'd begun to wonder what would happen if I didn't achieve it.. What would I even do? And then this movie threw itself into the orbit of my life and it told me exactly what I needed to hear. Now I know I'll be okay. And I know that even if things outside of my goal make me happy, it doesn't mean I'm losing my reason for living, it just means that the "reason" for living is all around me, all the time. I just have to open my eyes.
One if not the most beautiful scenes I have ever seen in a movie. It really captures every emotion and feeling without needing to say one word, and that is what makes it powerful...
This is my single favorite moment in any movie ever. And I'm dead serious about that. This scene is absolutely gorgeous. And I can't even put in words what this scene makes me feel. But it definitely makes me feel all of the things.
My relationship with my father was difficult. He died almost two years ago. What I will always remember were the good moments, life moments that seemed small at that time. His not very good jokes, his ability to charm people he just met, his life experiences, and his intelligence. He was better than he though he were. He died chasing always something, because nothing was ever enough to make him content. And never forgave himself. I don’t want to make the same mistake. I will be happy now with what I have. I will believe in myself, I will forgive myself and I will know that if I cannot reach a certain goal, a certain situation, or a certain relationship, I will be okay. Because I already have so much.
This movie reminded me of myself in ways. Always felt like a person chasing their dreams would benefit them way more than just to live a normal life. I couldn't understand it such ambitious and rich life goals/dreams give you so much in life why would a person refuse to chase after such a thing I didn't understand it and honestly those type of people frustrated me for a while. Because in this day and age in social media you can see how much more capable we are of achieving success in our lives. I didn't realise how much that affected my mindset and much it unconsciously toxiated me.but after realizing how toxic it actually is to assume others should just pursue their dreams and how mentally tolling it's I felt so bad for wanting everyone to chase their dreams. Underappreacting the beauty of simplicity that is a simple life. I think Soul is the pure epitome of appreciating the simple stuff of live and being okay with that. This movie took me back when I was 14-16 struggling heavy with that mindset but watching it when I'm 18 and not having that mindset anymore made this movie so much more personal to me. Easily one of my favourite movies of all time.
I feel like this scene would have been more powerful if joe died at the end of the film, because he would have remembered all the really great moments he truly did have in life and just forgot about it like we all do
Yeah, I always think this for a lot of disney movies and how good it would make them, but it is Disney and aimed for kids so their thing is making sure the main characters always live no matter what in the end. We can just say that the true ending is he did pass away but his life never did go to waste like what he feared.
I liked this movie when I first saw it. second watch, I really liked it. on my third watch, as I began to take in its themes and messaging through scenes like this, this is truly one of my favorite Pixar films.
I remember thinking about what happened with 22 when i first saw the movie. Not gonna lie, when Joe and 22 go to earth and 22 leaves Joe, I was hoping we, as the audience, would get a sneak peek at where 22 went. Unfortunately, it never showed where 22 went. Pixar scrapped that concept various times as it felt unfulfilling. I mean sure it would've been nice to see where 22 ended up. But I think that Joe realizing that he was missing out on the other things in his life was more important as he's the protagonist. Though 22 in my opinion was the real protagonist. Because if anything the film mostly revolves around her living in someone's body, in this case Joe's body. And learning not to judge things so quickly.
I was super surprised to find out Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) and Atticus Ross worked on the music for this movie. You guys should hear the rest of their pieces they're amazing.
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Remember, a spark isn’t a purpose, it’s just your reason to live. To anyone reading this, enjoy life while it lasts.
I feel like to live is to see greatness even in the tiniest of things. And a spark a rare phenomenon where you yourself achieve “greatness”. But that doesn’t define success.
Because “success” itself is a made up concept.
This is one of the loveliest scenes Pixar has ever created.
Indeed. Made me cry and appreciate some things I didn't realize I liked.
This movie saved my life in more ways than I can think thank you
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This was THE PIXAR moment....every film of theirs has it. That's what makes these timeless
Yes. I agree every movie has this
Luca being the scene where Alberto brings the umbrella and then Luca reveals himself to save him.
Inside out being the scene where sadness saves the day
Toy story 3 being the scene where Andy gives away the toys
Etc etc
This piano medley…makes me cry every time
This reminds me of another Pixar movie, Up. Russell and Mr Fredrickson are walking through the jungle. Russell is telling Mr F about sitting in front of Fenton’s eating ice cream and counting cars as they go past. “I know it sounds boring, but it’s the boring things that I remember the most.” I think that speaks to all of us.
Wow. I agree. It’s about enjoying the smallest things in life.
Moral of the story: it’s the little things in life that matter most. Enjoy them
Amen to that.
It’s doesn’t get much better then this, does it?
Life is…amazing 🥲
Every time I see this scene I burst into tears
Thank you. I've been basing my happiness off of how close I am to my overarching wife goal, and only recently, I'd begun to wonder what would happen if I didn't achieve it.. What would I even do? And then this movie threw itself into the orbit of my life and it told me exactly what I needed to hear. Now I know I'll be okay. And I know that even if things outside of my goal make me happy, it doesn't mean I'm losing my reason for living, it just means that the "reason" for living is all around me, all the time. I just have to open my eyes.
One if not the most beautiful scenes I have ever seen in a movie. It really captures every emotion and feeling without needing to say one word, and that is what makes it powerful...
what a genius movie
This is my single favorite moment in any movie ever. And I'm dead serious about that. This scene is absolutely gorgeous. And I can't even put in words what this scene makes me feel. But it definitely makes me feel all of the things.
Trent Reznor is the best thing to happen to Disney since Hans Zimmer. I can't imagine this movie without his haunting piano music.
It's Disney moments like this one that make us understand the important things that life has offer.
It’s Pixar Disney is just a thirsty for money at this point
NOT Disney. Pixar
My relationship with my father was difficult. He died almost two years ago. What I will always remember were the good moments, life moments that seemed small at that time. His not very good jokes, his ability to charm people he just met, his life experiences, and his intelligence. He was better than he though he were. He died chasing always something, because nothing was ever enough to make him content. And never forgave himself. I don’t want to make the same mistake. I will be happy now with what I have. I will believe in myself, I will forgive myself and I will know that if I cannot reach a certain goal, a certain situation, or a certain relationship, I will be okay. Because I already have so much.
It make cry allot
This film and moment had such a profound effect on me, made me cry every time I thought about it
I love you Mom. Forever.
One of the best movies I have ever seen.❤
I’m not the only one who cried right
This movie reminded me of myself in ways. Always felt like a person chasing their dreams would benefit them way more than just to live a normal life. I couldn't understand it such ambitious and rich life goals/dreams give you so much in life why would a person refuse to chase after such a thing I didn't understand it and honestly those type of people frustrated me for a while. Because in this day and age in social media you can see how much more capable we are of achieving success in our lives. I didn't realise how much that affected my mindset and much it unconsciously toxiated me.but after realizing how toxic it actually is to assume others should just pursue their dreams and how mentally tolling it's I felt so bad for wanting everyone to chase their dreams. Underappreacting the beauty of simplicity that is a simple life. I think Soul is the pure epitome of appreciating the simple stuff of live and being okay with that. This movie took me back when I was 14-16 struggling heavy with that mindset but watching it when I'm 18 and not having that mindset anymore made this movie so much more personal to me. Easily one of my favourite movies of all time.
Life goes by fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you might miss it❤️💯
I feel some inspiration from Terrence Malick's Tree of Life.
I can't help but think this every time I remember/see the beach and galaxy clip.
I feel like this scene would have been more powerful if joe died at the end of the film, because he would have remembered all the really great moments he truly did have in life and just forgot about it like we all do
Yeah, I always think this for a lot of disney movies and how good it would make them, but it is Disney and aimed for kids so their thing is making sure the main characters always live no matter what in the end. We can just say that the true ending is he did pass away but his life never did go to waste like what he feared.
Thank you for reminding me that life is beautiful
I'm crying so much, I hope to never forget this...
Took many years even before I became a parent but my spark is my kids...
I was in the zone until 22 started talking and scared me lol
What
This makes me happy.
I cried a lot! Wow
I liked this movie when I first saw it. second watch, I really liked it. on my third watch, as I began to take in its themes and messaging through scenes like this, this is truly one of my favorite Pixar films.
Man, I lost my way bad.
Every time I get nightmares I watch this
kind of a spoiler alert but who's body does 22 go to when she goes back to earth? joe obviously went to joe.
It never shows us, but it would be her own body and completely new.
I remember thinking about what happened with 22 when i first saw the movie. Not gonna lie, when Joe and 22 go to earth and 22 leaves Joe, I was hoping we, as the audience, would get a sneak peek at where 22 went. Unfortunately, it never showed where 22 went. Pixar scrapped that concept various times as it felt unfulfilling. I mean sure it would've been nice to see where 22 ended up. But I think that Joe realizing that he was missing out on the other things in his life was more important as he's the protagonist. Though 22 in my opinion was the real protagonist. Because if anything the film mostly revolves around her living in someone's body, in this case Joe's body. And learning not to judge things so quickly.
@@eltonyescas5425 I wish in The Loud House this music sounded
i wanna see a part 2 where its about 22... and maybe somehow about Joe as well
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I was super surprised to find out Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) and Atticus Ross worked on the music for this movie. You guys should hear the rest of their pieces they're amazing.