I love this scene, because, a lot of people don't get that Ryan is trying to commit suicide here by purposefully turning off the Oxygen and filling the capsule with Co2. The George is her "concious" or her "will to survive" speaking. He is the voice inside all life, that persist to survive. He is life speaking. I love it. Its a hell of story.
You'd be surprised. The whole film is filled with symbolism like this one that people completely can't see, and don't understand why it won Best Picture. This is a classic example of people thinking she was dreaming or something benign.
I particularly love the "feet on the ground" bit. Watch the movie carefully and the positions of her feet define her entire arc. From the beginning, when they're attached to an artificial platform, to when she's still clinging to that platform even after it's been destroyed and is leading her toward her doom, to when she resolves to abandon it and barely survives the ensuing panic and terror, to when she starts to find more stable but transient footing, to the final scene when she is able to stand up and move forward in her life. It's breathtaking.
But the sad part; you can't wake up after passing out from oxygen deprivation in an enclosed, airtight space like the Soyuz, no matter how motivated and willing to go on you are. There are MANY things in this movie that Ryan would've died from, but miraculously lived through.
when I heard him knock, I was about ready to call bullshit on this movie. but when he ended up being a hallucination, I started to appreciate how important and meaningful the scene is. life can be tough, very tough, almost unbearable, and sometimes you can't see the shore from the deep waters. but are you going to give up, or are you going to keep on moving? are you going to keep on breathing? it's a matter of what you do now...it's time to go home.
This is the turning point of this movie. When I realized it was not about physics, but about Life... About a leap of faith in doing things against all odds without giving up
You know, I remembered this movie this weekend when me and my friends got caught in a rip tide and choppy waters kayaking and paddleboarding in Pensacola Bay. There was terrible wind, and we barely made it back. I was the last one of my friends to get back, because me and my friend switched paddles and I was using the wrong paddle because it was easier for my friend to use the kayaking paddle. I didn’t know that it was nearly impossible to paddle a kayak with a paddle boarding paddle which is single sided. I went through so many throughts, between thinking my friends ditched me, and thinking of leaving my church, thinking of just drowning in the bay, and also thinking maybe I need to try to fight for the people who love me. So I did. I remembered I love my mom, I love God, I love my sister, 2 brothers, I named a few friends who I loved, and you best believe I was paddling so hard that I started yelling out of anger. Angry that I was all alone in the middle of nowhere and practically stuck. I prayed that the Lord would calm the winds and the water down enough so I could be able to get through to the shore at least. And it was only through the Lord’s help that I was able to make it through.
to think his memory still be there with her to guide her, it was like his ghost visited her from the afterlife in that cheering way to save her one more last time, really one of the best scenes in the movie that cut deep in my heart.
Yep I heard from experiences like this in real life when you are in a near death experience someone close to you who is deceased already come to visit you to give u some pointers to help you out.
I just love George Clooney’s performance in this film so much. He has such a confident and comforting presence. They absolutely nailed it with this cast.
What made it bad was how good it would have been if he had actually fluked his way to safety lol. just happened to bump into the sodding escape pod and was there knocking on the window to get in haha.
This part is so inspiring. I especially like the following line: "... you gotta plant both your feet on the ground and start living life." It makes me look back upon myself a lot right at this point. Many thanks.
I like it because he acknowledges what she went through too, and what headspace she's in. He's inspiring her to do what's going to be very hard but letting her know she's not crazy for wanting to just end it.
This is legit the best scene ever in the history of movies. The execution, the cinematography, the sound effect, the chemistry, the emotion, the story, everything. I cried during this, beautiful.
Yeah I wouldn't say it's the best in movie history lol but it's extraordinarily well executed. A very underrated movie. People concentrated too much on the realism and how close to reality it was and therefore largely missed the point.
Personally I like to believe that after her giving up and waiting to die..Cloonie isn't a hallucination... he's a ghost or guardian angel if you will.. coming back momentarily to save her before going on to heaven.. and I like to imagine him standing there holding her little girls hand..both of them smiling and waving
I do tend to believe in ghosts, and would like to think it is his ghost helping her, But the only issue is we don't know if he was dead at this point, True he was as good as dead, but for all we know he was still alive at this point in time.🤔
Yeah. Same. It’s that realization. The way Clooney looks her in the eye and then pauses after asking the question. Life can be cruel. Bad things can and will happen from time to time. Sometimes it seems too much to overcome. We all need that kick in the butt. Someone to look us in the eye and say, “I understand your pain. But it’s time to stop feeling sorry for yourself and time to start living again.”
This scene always reminds me of my Mom. She fell into alcohol abuse after she lost my older brother, but she over came our loss and remembered she still had me!
To me this scene could mean 1. that she is having an hallucination and her brain is making the last attempt to get a solution or 2. that was the moment when Matt died and his spirit came to encourage her and teach her how to get out of there. It´s a beautiful movie in any way you want to see it
Chloe Lane Translation: You're a beautiful soul drenched in an emotional body. His words touched your heart and resonated with something deep inside you. Because you intuitively know "home" is connected with your Spirit, your emotionally beautiful self where you can be truly authentic and vulnerable yet eternally powerful. 🙏
And i was like " Oh no she Died", and then "How the fuck she is alive", beacuse if that really happen she would die Instantly beacuse her lungs would explode, but the allucination explain that the door never opened....
I think this is the most inspiring scene I've ever watched. We can choose to completely give up, or pull ourselves together and overcome or alleviate the situation and move on, keep thinking, keep strategising, keep fighting. If we must die, we must die fighting.
I love this scene. I can’t tell you how many times has Kowalski’s line "sure you can" sounded in my head during challenging times and pulled me through rough times ❤.
He is her will to survive manifest, managing to surface and give one final push when she had all but given up and for a moment all of her doubts and insecurities weren't clouding her mind. "I found a little extra battery power. It helps that I didn't have you around to distract me."
I think about my sister who is a heroin addict when he gets to that part when he says "I get it, it's nice up here, You can just shut down all the systems,turn off all the lights and just close your eyes and tune out everyone, There's no one up here that can hurt you, it's safe" Except for the part about loosing the daughter. Everything he tells her, Makes me think of my sister. And my eyes get watery. ¿How can you help someone that you love, when they don't want to be helped?😢😞
I know it's been 7 months since this comment was posted, but I feel it's worth saying still... the very best you can do is simply be there for them, if they actually decide to come home or be helped. Sometimes a gentle nudge can help someone crashing into rock bottom like that. Or sometimes all it takes is the steady reminder that your love for them is still there, and it's unconditional. No one knows your sister better than you do; you'll know how to reach her.
I like it, because to me it was like those moments of clarity that come to you when you're alone and you're able to work through a situation, albeit this quite more dramatic than most.
Well matt in that scene really motivated me to do something for my dream. Literally one of the best movies ive ever watched in my life. Thank you alfonso you’re the legend
I love how the song he always listened to during the spacewalks was playing as a faint blur in the background to emphasise it is portrayed in her head (it’s no surprise she’d memorise the tune, Matt was always listening to it)
Tbh, I felt content with whatever could've happened in that moment: she could've died listening to the singing, he could've actually showed up, or she could've (and she did) just found another way to live. I was so happy to get a glimpse of Matt again, though. I really love him and Ryan together.
Losing the one you love most is hard to stand. You may loss your willing to live. This scene is the answer, the inspiration, the consolation for those people.
great words, cinematography with the seamless rotating camera work, and Sandra's wordless acting, along with the changing of colour of the scene are wonderful..just feel that George's playing of the scene with little gradation pulls down what could have been a masterful scene
I love this scene because it’s basically a visual representation of what’s going through her mind, at first she decides to just give up and kill herself by turning down the oxygen, but then when you see George Clooney again and the 2 of them work together to get the pod working it shows that Ryan didn’t actually want to die
When I saw this scene I thought to myself that it had to be a hallucination. Because if he had opened that hatch in reality she would have died instantly.
Sonetimes we are just entangled in a mess in our lives and we just turn "off"every system that can bring us out from it, we think only of vices, but theres still hope and if we are brave enough to act on a slight hope We can miraculously come out of the "suicide " in our lives. This scene just is so good it connects to me in evry way possible
This is out of left field, but something about how Clooney owned this scene was about as Superman as Superman could be. He didn’t deny the seriousness of the situation or invalidate what’s happened so far, but with all the charisma in the world still says there is always something you can do to keep going. I hope I get to see that Superman in the dceu one day, but in this one scene Clooney was the perfect Superman. To me anyway.
When you watch this scene for the first time in the context of the film, I was like, WTF. Um. I'm not going to spoil it just in case somebody hasn't seen it. But it is an amazing scene. Its right up there with the 6th sense with cole in the car when he's talking to his mother. It's scary and beautiful at the same time. Whoever decided to put this in the film really earned their money that day
2:34 is a very strong message for anyone who has/is going through grief. This is true whether it is a death, relationship falls apart, or speration/divorce.
The first time I watched this movie and this scene, I cried. The first time I had ever cried from a movie. Just the fact knowing that he died hit my heart harder than a bullet. I feel so bad and so heartbroken.
I’ll never forget this movie I watched it on a matinee at 11:30 AM on a weekday with my mom. It was a movie that I hope gets back to the theater for some random reshowing or whatever that word is to show it again at the theater?
There's a lot of misconceptions about exposure in space. It would have been possible for her to survive as he entered. Shes strapped in so she won't be sucked out. You don't quickly freeze like some people believe. Your body temperature just leaks out. It would take a while. Also shes not naked. She just doesn't have a helmet on so the rest of her body is decently protected from exposure effects. The first thing that would kill someone is suffocating, but she would have survived the time it took him getting in. It didn't actually happen so who cares, I guess =)
Your brain will stop functioning properly after 15 seconds and you will be dead after 1 minute (too much irreversible damage). Your eyes and mouth will dry out after 5 seconds but without taking damage. But you will pass out because of pressure loss. Its just too fast. So basically what Matt would have done here, it would have been possible.
Now imagine this scene without him being there and you see how close to death that she was and how power her will to survive is. A mother's will not going to let her daughter down.
You see, Tina and Amy? He didn't just want to float away and die rather than spend another second with a woman his own age. He came back to Sandra. From the grave, he came back to help her. In fact, his character died, so that the movie could show us the choice Ryan faced, and show us Ryan choosing one path.
I love this scene, because, a lot of people don't get that Ryan is trying to commit suicide here by purposefully turning off the Oxygen and filling the capsule with Co2. The George is her "concious" or her "will to survive" speaking. He is the voice inside all life, that persist to survive. He is life speaking. I love it. Its a hell of story.
Follow Keith ummm, I think everyone pretty much got that scene.
You'd be surprised. The whole film is filled with symbolism like this one that people completely can't see, and don't understand why it won Best Picture. This is a classic example of people thinking she was dreaming or something benign.
I think anyone who's got a functioning brain, understood what was happening in this scene.
I particularly love the "feet on the ground" bit. Watch the movie carefully and the positions of her feet define her entire arc. From the beginning, when they're attached to an artificial platform, to when she's still clinging to that platform even after it's been destroyed and is leading her toward her doom, to when she resolves to abandon it and barely survives the ensuing panic and terror, to when she starts to find more stable but transient footing, to the final scene when she is able to stand up and move forward in her life. It's breathtaking.
But the sad part; you can't wake up after passing out from oxygen deprivation in an enclosed, airtight space like the Soyuz, no matter how motivated and willing to go on you are. There are MANY things in this movie that Ryan would've died from, but miraculously lived through.
"its time to go home" gives me the chills everytime
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@Carol Ziegler bro shut up hater
Agreed 👍
This entire scene just hits hard in a good way.
I just gave 666. like to your comment in agreement!
Kowalski was such a GOAT he even saved Stone even after he died. A real hero.
when I heard him knock, I was about ready to call bullshit on this movie. but when he ended up being a hallucination, I started to appreciate how important and meaningful the scene is.
life can be tough, very tough, almost unbearable, and sometimes you can't see the shore from the deep waters. but are you going to give up, or are you going to keep on moving? are you going to keep on breathing?
it's a matter of what you do now...it's time to go home.
same here
This is the turning point of this movie. When I realized it was not about physics, but about Life... About a leap of faith in doing things against all odds without giving up
You know, I remembered this movie this weekend when me and my friends got caught in a rip tide and choppy waters kayaking and paddleboarding in Pensacola Bay. There was terrible wind, and we barely made it back. I was the last one of my friends to get back, because me and my friend switched paddles and I was using the wrong paddle because it was easier for my friend to use the kayaking paddle. I didn’t know that it was nearly impossible to paddle a kayak with a paddle boarding paddle which is single sided. I went through so many throughts, between thinking my friends ditched me, and thinking of leaving my church, thinking of just drowning in the bay, and also thinking maybe I need to try to fight for the people who love me. So I did. I remembered I love my mom, I love God, I love my sister, 2 brothers, I named a few friends who I loved, and you best believe I was paddling so hard that I started yelling out of anger. Angry that I was all alone in the middle of nowhere and practically stuck. I prayed that the Lord would calm the winds and the water down enough so I could be able to get through to the shore at least. And it was only through the Lord’s help that I was able to make it through.
"your kid died, doesn't get tougher then that" one of my all time favorite scenes
to think his memory still be there with her to guide her, it was like his ghost visited her from the afterlife in that cheering way to save her one more last time, really one of the best scenes in the movie that cut deep in my heart.
Shadow Seeker he was her guardian angel :')
Yes same
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Yep I heard from experiences like this in real life when you are in a near death experience someone close to you who is deceased already come to visit you to give u some pointers to help you out.
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This was basically her conscience telling her to not let Matt die for nothing.
Well said
I just love George Clooney’s performance in this film so much. He has such a confident and comforting presence. They absolutely nailed it with this cast.
I was pissed when Clooney died. Then I was pissed again when I realised this was a hallucination!
Lmao
What made it bad was how good it would have been if he had actually fluked his way to safety lol. just happened to bump into the sodding escape pod and was there knocking on the window to get in haha.
Not alone...
Impossible his oxygen would've been depleted
He could have survived
I just noticed George's breathing is normal and Sandra's is heaving because she's suffocating!
Bc it is his spirit coming after death to save her, maybe sent by God or whatever you wanna call it. Incredible film !!!!
This part is so inspiring. I especially like the following line: "... you gotta plant both your feet on the ground and start living life." It makes me look back upon myself a lot right at this point. Many thanks.
Niff
We blame other things when we succeed or fail but really you’re the one who gets you to where you are at you are responsible good or bad
I like it because he acknowledges what she went through too, and what headspace she's in. He's inspiring her to do what's going to be very hard but letting her know she's not crazy for wanting to just end it.
The scene where the movie stops to be Sci-Fi and becomes a life lesson...
Gravity was never sci-fi.
This is legit the best scene ever in the history of movies.
The execution, the cinematography, the sound effect, the chemistry, the emotion, the story, everything.
I cried during this, beautiful.
I cried too
If you consider this as the best scene ever , you have a rly poor cinematography knowledge my poor boy
Yeah I wouldn't say it's the best in movie history lol but it's extraordinarily well executed. A very underrated movie. People concentrated too much on the realism and how close to reality it was and therefore largely missed the point.
The best scene ever in the history of movies? let's not get carried away here pal.
George Clooney is a better Buzz Lightyear than Tim Allen.
Best part of the movie
+GameKnight99 AJB true
It's a bloody sermon!
Personally I like to believe that after her giving up and waiting to die..Cloonie isn't a hallucination... he's a ghost or guardian angel if you will.. coming back momentarily to save her before going on to heaven.. and I like to imagine him standing there holding her little girls hand..both of them smiling and waving
that’s exactly what i thought wow
I do tend to believe in ghosts, and would like to think it is his ghost helping her, But the only issue is we don't know if he was dead at this point, True he was as good as dead, but for all we know he was still alive at this point in time.🤔
‘Listen do you wanna go back or stay here’
I don’t know why, but this line always strike through my heart
Yeah. Same. It’s that realization. The way Clooney looks her in the eye and then pauses after asking the question. Life can be cruel. Bad things can and will happen from time to time. Sometimes it seems too much to overcome. We all need that kick in the butt. Someone to look us in the eye and say, “I understand your pain. But it’s time to stop feeling sorry for yourself and time to start living again.”
This scene always reminds me of my Mom. She fell into alcohol abuse after she lost my older brother, but she over came our loss and remembered she still had me!
That takes a lot of strength!
Very deep meaning here, "Hey Ryan, it's time to go home..." Leave your fears and go back home, back to living life... Amazing scene!
This isn't a hallucination it's just the awesomeness of George Clooney
Golden Retriever agreed.
He made a great Buzz Lightyear.
To me this scene could mean 1. that she is having an hallucination and her brain is making the last attempt to get a solution or 2. that was the moment when Matt died and his spirit came to encourage her and teach her how to get out of there. It´s a beautiful movie in any way you want to see it
Watch 5:50 of Aningaaq scene, Matt was already dead as his body was burning in the Earth's atmosphere.
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Gardenofdelights I like #2 better :)
I like to think it's a combination of both.
For a moment I thought u were talking about Matt demon ... he is in every space movie so yea ...
Masterful
“its quiet up here, no one can hurt you “ lesson don’t give up, don’t be complacent, just keep living .....
"get busy living, or get busy dying"
This scene really got me in the feels.
Chloe Lane Translation:
You're a beautiful soul drenched in an emotional body.
His words touched your heart and resonated with something deep inside you. Because you intuitively know "home" is connected with your Spirit, your emotionally beautiful self where you can be truly authentic and vulnerable yet eternally powerful.
🙏
At the beginning I thought it was him for real and I was like :D
The he opened the fucking airlock and I was like "ok, too much vodka is no good".
yeah I was happy to see him again but when the camera moved away from him I knew he would disappear :(
And i was like " Oh no she Died", and then "How the fuck she is alive", beacuse if that really happen she would die Instantly beacuse her lungs would explode, but the allucination explain that the door never opened....
MasterReset your lungs would actually implode.
Yes your lung will implode if you kept your breath, you have to exhale it out.
@@MasterReset7 Not really. A person can survive in enty space for a few minutes. Lungs do not splode.
I think this is the most inspiring scene I've ever watched. We can choose to completely give up, or pull ourselves together and overcome or alleviate the situation and move on, keep thinking, keep strategising, keep fighting. If we must die, we must die fighting.
4 years later and still tearing up watching this
Maaaan, the music in this film is just phenomenal.
Won the Academy Award!
I love this scene. I can’t tell you how many times has Kowalski’s line "sure you can" sounded in my head during challenging times and pulled me through rough times ❤.
As soon as he says “don’t you want to go back ? Or do you want to stay up here? “I start crying
This movie is a masterpiece for sure
The hallucination that showed her how to get home. That's why she said 'thank you' after she started to stand up after swimming to the shore.
He is her will to survive manifest, managing to surface and give one final push when she had all but given up and for a moment all of her doubts and insecurities weren't clouding her mind.
"I found a little extra battery power. It helps that I didn't have you around to distract me."
I think about my sister who is
a heroin addict when he gets to that part when he says "I get it, it's nice up here, You can just shut down all the systems,turn off all the lights and just close your eyes and tune out everyone,
There's no one up here that can hurt you, it's safe" Except for the part about loosing the daughter. Everything he tells her, Makes me think of my sister. And my eyes get watery.
¿How can you help someone that you love, when they don't want to be helped?😢😞
I know it's been 7 months since this comment was posted, but I feel it's worth saying still... the very best you can do is simply be there for them, if they actually decide to come home or be helped. Sometimes a gentle nudge can help someone crashing into rock bottom like that. Or sometimes all it takes is the steady reminder that your love for them is still there, and it's unconditional. No one knows your sister better than you do; you'll know how to reach her.
In this scene, she’s not hallucinating….
He comes to her in a dream, to help bring her back to life.
I like it, because to me it was like those moments of clarity that come to you when you're alone and you're able to work through a situation, albeit this quite more dramatic than most.
George Clooney's best movie scene!
Well matt in that scene really motivated me to do something for my dream. Literally one of the best movies ive ever watched in my life. Thank you alfonso you’re the legend
I'll tell you, it's a hell of a story...
Love that line! 😍
Whyme wouldn’t believe it if he told her Jesus sent him there to save her. That is really one hell of a story
Hey Ryan...
@@Justin15ish …its time to go home
One of the best scenes ever. Unbelievably deep...
I find myself comeback to this clip whenever I feel like I have no direction in life. Great thanks to anyone who made this movie possible
such a powerful scene as it reflects life and loss and to move on from loss no matter the tragedy.....its tuff but we must move on
Just a brilliant, life affirming movie.
Just great.
I love how the song he always listened to during the spacewalks was playing as a faint blur in the background to emphasise it is portrayed in her head (it’s no surprise she’d memorise the tune, Matt was always listening to it)
damn it i really thought Matt handsomely survived..turns out it was just hallucinations
Tbh, I felt content with whatever could've happened in that moment: she could've died listening to the singing, he could've actually showed up, or she could've (and she did) just found another way to live. I was so happy to get a glimpse of Matt again, though. I really love him and Ryan together.
Believe in the me that believes in you, Ryan.
She was not seeing this is her head,matt clearly is an angel, who missed this!?!
Losing the one you love most is hard to stand. You may loss your willing to live. This scene is the answer, the inspiration, the consolation for those people.
The powerful scene! Leaves me in tears.
great words, cinematography with the seamless rotating camera work, and Sandra's wordless acting, along with the changing of colour of the scene are wonderful..just feel that George's playing of the scene with little gradation pulls down what could have been a masterful scene
I always cried at this scene.
tries not to cry.... tries not to cry.... "hey brian... it's time to go home." CRIES RIVERS!!!
Hey! I'm YOU in 5 years .... I'm still crying in this scene!
One of the most powerful scenes I ever seen
I love this scene because it’s basically a visual representation of what’s going through her mind, at first she decides to just give up and kill herself by turning down the oxygen, but then when you see George Clooney again and the 2 of them work together to get the pod working it shows that Ryan didn’t actually want to die
really like this scene. it's about how it's all coming together.
When I saw this scene I thought to myself that it had to be a hallucination. Because if he had opened that hatch in reality she would have died instantly.
This is one of the best scenes from the movie.
Sonetimes we are just entangled in a mess in our lives and we just turn "off"every system that can bring us out from it, we think only of vices, but theres still hope and if we are brave enough to act on a slight hope
We can miraculously come out of the "suicide " in our lives.
This scene just is so good it connects to me in evry way possible
The cameraman could've saved them both by bringing them into his ship. They, along with the production crew, all could've came back to earth together
Yeah
Edward Bliss the cameraman died alone in the module when Ryan left it for the Shenzu later on.
But NOOOOOO, the >_producers_< said that would ruin the marketing. Typical money-grubbing.
Surely the best scene in the movie
This was actually supposed to be God speaking to her in a vision. She was praying before falling asleep.
Watched in theaters I loved how the director got me. I really thought it was the typical cheap Hollywood move.
Boss: “Why are you late?”
Me: “I’m tellin’ ya, it’s a helluva story”
This is out of left field, but something about how Clooney owned this scene was about as Superman as Superman could be.
He didn’t deny the seriousness of the situation or invalidate what’s happened so far, but with all the charisma in the world still says there is always something you can do to keep going.
I hope I get to see that Superman in the dceu one day, but in this one scene Clooney was the perfect Superman. To me anyway.
DC will have to reboot again for us to get a good Superman, I think. And Clooney would be pretty good
When you watch this scene for the first time in the context of the film, I was like, WTF. Um. I'm not going to spoil it just in case somebody hasn't seen it. But it is an amazing scene. Its right up there with the 6th sense with cole in the car when he's talking to his mother. It's scary and beautiful at the same time.
Whoever decided to put this in the film really earned their money that day
Call Anatoly and tell him he's been bumped!
I hope I can save somebody this way. Just one last time.
How he cheer her up , wow... I wish I was that strong
2:34 is a very strong message for anyone who has/is going through grief. This is true whether it is a death, relationship falls apart, or speration/divorce.
The first time I watched this movie and this scene, I cried. The first time I had ever cried from a movie. Just the fact knowing that he died hit my heart harder than a bullet. I feel so bad and so heartbroken.
Such a Great Movie and a Awesome Scene
Fuck man, this scene is so deep!
One of the greatest movies ever made 😊
Beautiful scenee
BEST PART OF THE MOVIE, AWESOME SCENE
His optimism is unbelievable
buzz lightyear to the rescue
You wanna go back or you want stay here?
Best dialogue !
I’ll never forget this movie I watched it on a matinee at 11:30 AM on a weekday with my mom. It was a movie that I hope gets back to the theater for some random reshowing or whatever that word is to show it again at the theater?
I don't think that was an Hallucination, I think that was his spirit telling her to keeping going until you make it home
Chills everytime
Totally beautiful scene
i love how "Kowalski" speaking and breathing normally but Ryan is suffocating from decreasing oxygen
There's a lot of misconceptions about exposure in space. It would have been possible for her to survive as he entered. Shes strapped in so she won't be sucked out. You don't quickly freeze like some people believe. Your body temperature just leaks out. It would take a while. Also shes not naked. She just doesn't have a helmet on so the rest of her body is decently protected from exposure effects. The first thing that would kill someone is suffocating, but she would have survived the time it took him getting in.
It didn't actually happen so who cares, I guess =)
Zero Pressure would boil every liquid in your body instantly. Ik its a movie, but just fyi
The skin would freeze on the surface, capillaries would burst in eyes, lips, mouth, lungs collapse , eardrums burst maybe. She'd be fine.
Your brain will stop functioning properly after 15 seconds and you will be dead after 1 minute (too much irreversible damage).
Your eyes and mouth will dry out after 5 seconds but without taking damage.
But you will pass out because of pressure loss. Its just too fast.
So basically what Matt would have done here, it would have been possible.
It’s also a dream sequence. Little point applying real world science to it.
@@aw8079 you could survive up to two minutes in space before dying
wow really touching and awakening
Now imagine this scene without him being there and you see how close to death that she was and how power her will to survive is.
A mother's will not going to let her daughter down.
This movie is deeply and secularly spiritual... Only a few times I saw something so meaningful in the cinema
I always cried
Such a rollercoaster of emotions when I saw him open that door. I was like wtf how isn’t she dead and why aren’t they making out rn
I was so happy when he showed up.. it brought the mood up... then to realize it was a hallucination. :(
well made
A pererct film on every level
You see, Tina and Amy? He didn't just want to float away and die rather than spend another second with a woman his own age. He came back to Sandra. From the grave, he came back to help her. In fact, his character died, so that the movie could show us the choice Ryan faced, and show us Ryan choosing one path.
This is literally the best scene in the entire film, the director runs out of ideas and george clooney comes out with this master pice, Amazing
It was the idea of the director...
Best scene ever
Motivational scene...
Love the scene ❤️. It’s about not throwing the towel in .
I cried when it turned out he was still dead. My man Kowalski ;-;
Hey look it's Danny and Debbie Ocean!!!
Clooney apparently was the one who recommended Sandra Bullock for Ocean's 8.
Smart move!
His spirit came back to give her one last act of help.