Woke ideology has ruined film , film used to be the place we went to escape political crap now it’s embedded , as you say maybe soon they will find their way back
I saw this great movie in the movie theater back in the 1990s and I loved it. As soon as I saw the trailer in 1998, I knew I had to see it. I thought they filmed this scene in New York somewhere. Was this house and scene filmed in Rhode Island? Maybe in Providence? Thanks. 👌🏻
Bill: “Should I be afraid?” Joe: “Not a man like you.” May I live the rest of my life, however long that may be, to be worthy of hearing my “Joe” say the same words to me..
Spoiler alert the film should have ended where this video did , then they ruin the movie with that nonsense involving the original Brad Pitt character returning from the dead.
It still bothers me that Bill dying = Bill disappearing. The whole party will be wondering where he is the next day... How will they explain that his body vanished? SMH ... and if that's not the case, then shouldn't the "reawoken" guy from the coffee shop have woken up next to a lifeless Bill? Cause when Death left his body, he left with Bill's soul, not his whole freakin self.
@@fabiencamille1012 he does say ''don't ruin my autopsy'', that means they are deffinitelly going to find the body the next day, he'll probably end with a heart attack or something
You know, sometimes in a film its the little things you notice that can mean everything. @1:40 when Bill looks at Joe, the realization hits him. Death has an understanding of what a treasure life is, he's completely engrossed in the beauty of the fireworks and the simple existence of just living. Bill gives the tiniest of smiles with his understanding, and then simply states "Its hard to let go isn't it." Joe, still consumed with the beauty he sees before him he almost can't speak and simply says quietly "Yes it is Bill." "Well that's life. What can I tell you." Nothing else needs to be said :) You have a moment where Death doesn't want to let go of living. Its a great film!
I personally think the reaper should have a good understanding of life to begin with. So that everyone can have a respectful passing or transition from an entity that understands what they're leaving behind. I think this was the case with the Korean drama "Goblin" or "Guardian". I like the grim reaper concept but the rest of the drama has a harsh contrast between comedy and drama. But that's typical Korean drama.
It’s also noteworthy that when Bill and death turn to look at one another with the fireworks in the backdrop, it’s death who takes a second glance before they depart. It’s as if their roles have shifted and it’s now Bill ushering death into the stage that follows life. Death is the one having more difficulty letting go.
My mother suddenly passed away recently at age 53, just before I could turn 20 years old. But I know my mother lived a very happy life. We wished her to see me growing as an adult, spending time with my father after retirement, more traveling, exploring more into her interests, meeting my fiancee & her grandkids, and so many more. I wish her the best of all in heaven and looking forward to a day when she gets life again to us, to a baby between me & my fiancee. Rest in Peace.
May she rest in peace, may you always feel her love within your heart & psyche, may your wish of her return to you, thru you, become a reality thru the grace of God. GOD bless you always.❤❤
" . . . It's hard to let go isn't it ? . . . That's life , what can I say . . ." 🔥 Sir. Anthony Hopkins (Bill Parish) What a movie, what a scene, what a legend! ❤
I love how Bill turns to the bridge first, like he is now more ready than Joe. Every character in this movie shines. I even love Quince, Alison, and of course, Susan.
I watched this movie years ago , fixated at the screen , caught myself holding my breath for that cafe scene. totally fell in love with Susan, thought nothing of it then 8 years later I met her or what my brain made her if that makes sense an something inside me just made my mission to get her to love me , took 6 month , only with her for 2 years she was mental , but still can't get her out of me, ya know like smells or situations, weird eh
It's funny - in the beginning Death said Bill would have "minutes, hours, days...just as long as I stay interested". But at the end, it was actually Bill who was ready to leave and Death who wanted to linger. Bill doesn't even comment on it overtly, but he subtly says "Hard to let go, isn't it?"
Such a good movie. At 2:02 Bill turns almost all the way away from the fireworks and life while looking at death. Death meanwhile doesn't and even glances back at them. He has found why people want to live, that is can be very hard to let go.
one of my top 3 fav movies. every line you can tell was so well considered. as an existential psychologist, this gets to so so much of what really matters in life. and the performances, editing, all so spot on. well done Meet Joe Black team. the best remake out there.
The whole world should see this scene, and realise that death ultimately comes unto you, whether it’s your birthday, wherever you are, whatever you are doing, or eating or drinking.....it comes to you at an appointed time.
My neighbor in his early 40's died on his birthday right before he hit the stage for a trade show presentation. He told his partner he wasn't feeling well, laid down on a cot backstage, & passed on. No health problems. It just happened.
@@MALoadedDiaper All sudden death could be contributed by heart, lungs, or blood vessels problems. In our vaccinations era, SADS (sudden adult death syndrome) cases appear globally in full swing. Almost everyday, we hear people die in this way nowadays. No surprise! 🙏🌿🕊
@@monicacharish4515 didn’t know it was a remake, the 90s seemed to take a lot of 20s/30s movies. You got mail is a remake of a 30s movie (can’t remember the name though).
What a beautiful ending . I love how Death said "Happy Birthday Bill " And "These things have a way of working out " this second comment seems to calm me as I suffer from anxiety at times. I think about it with that in my mind ...(these things have a way of working out) ....in the grander scheme of life I guess they do...
Those steps and where Brad and Anthony walk over the bridge were built props for the movie. These are not located in real life. You are probably thinking of the actual house. But this scene, i assure you, did not step on these steps..
Whatever time i have left i hope that when it is time to go i can be as comfortable as Bill walking across that bridge knowing i was a good person. And my loved ones waiting on the other side to welcome me home. Its what dreams are made of :)
I love how at the very end, Parrish saying to Death "It's hard to let go, isnt' it?" and Death is speechless. It's perfect. Death has been doing his bureaucratic job for millenia, only finally seeing it thru human eyes with all the pathos...and he's the one struggling to contain his emotions against the fireworks.
Its weird when you stop and look...and get a real sense that it will all end one day...and not knowing truly what happens when you die...is a very scary and empty feeling.
great movie. proves one important thing. whatever you have, whatever you achieved or obtained, whatever success or despair, all of it will not matter once it's your time to cross that bridge. Imagine Bill is a billionaire. He still could've life in front of him but then he meet Joe Black. And all of it, including the company does not matter to him anymore.
The ending is Bizarre. The guy doesnt remember anything that went on with Susan. Plus he is not IRS agent, death really messed it up for him and Susan.
Not really, I'm pretty sure Susan knows plus the guy actually died at the beginning so he's literally getting a 2nd chance at life, pretty good deal if you ask me 👍
Not to mention she just saw her dad walking with "him" just before being found dead. Yeah, good luck trying to come up with something to tell her when she asks what happened, why he didn't call for help or anything of the sort.
This movie will always be my favorite movie because my life is so similar to this movie and I wish I could say to my dad like she did . It very hard to let go ..
There are masterpieces written about love from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to Boris Pasternak’s Zhivago. In concept most show human pain and exquisite suffering as circumstances unfold and human strength and frailties are exposed. In comparison, if this were just and possible, this seemingly mundane titled Joe Black, originally written as an Italian play La Morte in Vacanza by Alberto Casella, explains its almost operatic vision of love. The depth revealed here transcends human emotion and gives us a glimpse of love’s quintessential power that we all possess and cannot fathom, in making us imagine what could happen if Death fell in love. That in the end even with all ‘authority’ at his disposal Death is overwhelmed by the power of human love and lets her go. And in a final act of love he gifts her the person she wanted in the first place. Forlani, Pitt and Hopkins are marvelous here.
The ending is stirring…loved the film! One quirky thing about the screenplay…. Bill & Joe walk over the grassy berm to disappear together. Then reincarnated “Joe-the-diner heartthrob” returns without Bill to greet Susan where she understands her father just died, yet all her focus is on Joe. Dreamy-eyed, they walk off hand-in-hand to start their life together…leaving dead Bill’s warm corpse sprawled-out laying somewhere behind the grassy berm, likely dead from a heart attack. Now that doesn’t make sense. Actually, were I Bill, and with his $$, I would have sought the best cardiologists in the land to where Bill might have only been away from work recovering from bypass heart surgery…but he’d be alive. That of course would have destroyed the script.
thats what i was thinking,, also i thought it would be quite emotional if when they got to the top of the stairs and susan looks back at then,, they both fade away,, idk i thought it would be cool
Meet Joe Black was the first movie where I thought Brad Pitt was an actor, Its a hard task to be in a scene with a legend like Sir Anthony Hopkins and stand equal or steal the scene, but he did it God I miss the 90's Meet Joe Black Heat Chaplin Hollywood take note stop using CGI SO DAMN Much and give us characters
Maybe one day, when Hollywood relearns what cinema really is, they will begin making epic films like this again.
Agree 💯
it isnt woke enough for hollywood, or woke at all really. it is just beautiful.
@@annenominous7220 You comment is so underrated it should be highlighted...
Woke ideology has ruined film , film used to be the place we went to escape political crap now it’s embedded , as you say maybe soon they will find their way back
@@ee-mv3es That's absurd
they actually filmed this scene around 3 am here in rhode island. the fireworks going off pissed off the entire neighborhood. love this movie.
TOTALLY WORTH IT :P
I saw this great movie in the movie theater back in the 1990s and I loved it. As soon as I saw the trailer in 1998, I knew I had to see it. I thought they filmed this scene in New York somewhere. Was this house and scene filmed in Rhode Island? Maybe in Providence? Thanks. 👌🏻
😂
Best fireworks I’ve ever seen
😂
The same words I said to my dad before he left...... not a man like you. You still my hero for ever.
❤️
The last line of my speech at my mums funeral 3 months ago was "She is my hero, and always will be".
RIP mum.
@@wizzyno1566 I´m sorry for your lost... She´s your hero and your angel.
This must be purgatory. Constant birth, life, death
U lucky man u could and u did so great for u.
Not everyone gets this chance.
M Jealous .
Bill: “Should I be afraid?”
Joe: “Not a man like you.”
May I live the rest of my life, however long that may be, to be worthy of hearing my “Joe” say the same words to me..
I wouldn’t worry about it if I was you ...
Not a man like you.
I'm tearing up
@The Caring Adolf Hitler it might be the biggest compliment when it comes to facing death
everything done right i suppose then...
This scene is cinematic perfection.
Spoiler alert
the film should have ended where this video did , then they ruin the movie with that nonsense involving the original Brad Pitt character returning from the dead.
@@domainofdotart6125 yeah it could have been done better but it shows the selflessness of death.
It still bothers me that Bill dying = Bill disappearing. The whole party will be wondering where he is the next day... How will they explain that his body vanished? SMH ... and if that's not the case, then shouldn't the "reawoken" guy from the coffee shop have woken up next to a lifeless Bill? Cause when Death left his body, he left with Bill's soul, not his whole freakin self.
@@fabiencamille1012 its fiction.. we live a live of laws and rules, how about we let film change those for the sake of enjoyment
@@fabiencamille1012 he does say ''don't ruin my autopsy'', that means they are deffinitelly going to find the body the next day, he'll probably end with a heart attack or something
Its hard to let go isn't it?
Yes it is.
That's life, what can I tell.
Yes it is Bill ;)
So good... literally...
The best lines in the movie. I wish more people could hear the true meaning of these words.
The most profound, and yet, at the same time, the most simple, summary of the human condition.
That made me cry when I heard it
"Should I be afraid?" "Not a man like you." May that be said of all of us.
The musical score of this movie is impeccable.
I second that. ‘King belter
For real!!! Right from the start, when the girl and Brad Pitt met. The music used there was so good and of course all throughout the movie.
Thomas Newman is the GOAT.
You know, sometimes in a film its the little things you notice that can mean everything. @1:40 when Bill looks at Joe, the realization hits him. Death has an understanding of what a treasure life is, he's completely engrossed in the beauty of the fireworks and the simple existence of just living. Bill gives the tiniest of smiles with his understanding, and then simply states "Its hard to let go isn't it."
Joe, still consumed with the beauty he sees before him he almost can't speak and simply says quietly "Yes it is Bill."
"Well that's life. What can I tell you."
Nothing else needs to be said :) You have a moment where Death doesn't want to let go of living.
Its a great film!
I personally think the reaper should have a good understanding of life to begin with. So that everyone can have a respectful passing or transition from an entity that understands what they're leaving behind. I think this was the case with the Korean drama "Goblin" or "Guardian". I like the grim reaper concept but the rest of the drama has a harsh contrast between comedy and drama. But that's typical Korean drama.
This is because of his line in Troy. The one about god's being envious of us.
beautifully said
It’s also noteworthy that when Bill and death turn to look at one another with the fireworks in the backdrop, it’s death who takes a second glance before they depart. It’s as if their roles have shifted and it’s now Bill ushering death into the stage that follows life. Death is the one having more difficulty letting go.
This is one of the most emotional endings to a movie I cry every time I see this scene beautiful music and amazing acting.
Keep crying man, some tears are sweet
Dido
Be proud that tears allow our emotions to flow..
Me too. One of my favourite movies. I love love love this movie
One of my favorite endings other than Ghost
My mother suddenly passed away recently at age 53, just before I could turn 20 years old. But I know my mother lived a very happy life. We wished her to see me growing as an adult, spending time with my father after retirement, more traveling, exploring more into her interests, meeting my fiancee & her grandkids, and so many more. I wish her the best of all in heaven and looking forward to a day when she gets life again to us, to a baby between me & my fiancee. Rest in Peace.
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
You go and live up to your mothers dreams. And make her proud.
She is always with you. In the past, now, and forever. She will reincarnate and you will be with her again.
I was 22 and my mom was 55. I absolutely understand. 😢
May she rest in peace, may you always feel her love within your heart & psyche, may your wish of her return to you, thru you, become a reality thru the grace of God. GOD bless you always.❤❤
This movie is a beautiful masterpiece
Bill skips steps going up the flight. He's ready.
Bill turns around first and Joe can't seem to turn away.
Because he's not.
As a father, with a daughter, this film moved me. A true daddy-daughter epic.
Something about that music and them walking down that bridge…I get chills!!
Beautiful ending. This makes me think of several people who have passed recently ❤️.
" . . . It's hard to let go isn't it ? . . . That's life , what can I say . . ." 🔥
Sir. Anthony Hopkins (Bill Parish)
What a movie, what a scene, what a legend! ❤
I love how Bill turns to the bridge first, like he is now more ready than Joe. Every character in this movie shines. I even love Quince, Alison, and of course, Susan.
I watched this movie years ago , fixated at the screen , caught myself holding my breath for that cafe scene.
totally fell in love with Susan, thought nothing of it then 8 years later I met her or what my brain made her if that makes sense an something inside me just made my mission to get her to love me , took 6 month , only with her for 2 years she was mental , but still can't get her out of me, ya know like smells or situations, weird eh
Quince, owning up to his blooper. And Bill hugging him dearly in the party
2:03 the fact that he turned around first to meet his maker tells something about his character.
Not meeting his maker so to speak but meeting the one who takes him to that next place
"Don't blow smoke up my ass, you'll ruin my autopsy." What a boss thing to say while facing your own mortality.
It's funny - in the beginning Death said Bill would have "minutes, hours, days...just as long as I stay interested". But at the end, it was actually Bill who was ready to leave and Death who wanted to linger. Bill doesn't even comment on it overtly, but he subtly says "Hard to let go, isn't it?"
Best movie scene in association with music, acting and camera ever!!!!
Got that right
You mean the Fireworks Scene... that is amazing and the music is great through the Whole Movie!!
End of ET?
Don’t understand why so many person underrate this movie... it is a masterpiece !
@@getitnowjl worst i heard about it was "good movie not legend...wait for it..dairy". nobody ever called it avg or bad.
This is hands down one of the best films ever made but so underrated at the same time this movie deserved awardssssss
Many many awardssssss
Can there be a more powerful picture than two of the greatest actors ever walking away over the bridge?
This is so impressive and mind-blowing!
Such a good movie. At 2:02 Bill turns almost all the way away from the fireworks and life while looking at death. Death meanwhile doesn't and even glances back at them. He has found why people want to live, that is can be very hard to let go.
- It's hard to let go, isn't it?
- Yes, it is, Bill.
- That's life. What can I tell you...
one of my top 3 fav movies. every line you can tell was so well considered. as an existential psychologist, this gets to so so much of what really matters in life. and the performances, editing, all so spot on. well done Meet Joe Black team. the best remake out there.
The whole world should see this scene, and realise that death ultimately comes unto you, whether it’s your birthday, wherever you are, whatever you are doing, or eating or drinking.....it comes to you at an appointed time.
The fear of covid would end and people would live again.
My neighbor in his early 40's died on his birthday right before he hit the stage for a trade show presentation. He told his partner he wasn't feeling well, laid down on a cot backstage, & passed on. No health problems. It just happened.
I'm not really afraid of death since like sleeping you will never know the moment of death. What I am afraid of is what comes after if anything
@@MALoadedDiaper All sudden death could be contributed by heart, lungs, or blood vessels problems. In our vaccinations era, SADS (sudden adult death syndrome) cases appear globally in full swing. Almost everyday, we hear people die in this way nowadays. No surprise! 🙏🌿🕊
@@TrangDB9seeing this now. How you doing there? Families and friends are all alright? I think we passed that covid thing didn't we?
The day Anthony Hopkins passes away this scene is going to hit way too hard 😥
Aw man cmon don't make me sad
@@ragrerodon3885 sorry bro lol
Don’t say that. One of the best actors to come out of Wales 🏴 The man is a legend
@@Cwmbran1984 probably the best actor of all time too
Yes it is...and I dont believe Anthony Hopkins needs to be afraid.
I'm a 66 year old guy and I tear up every stinkin' time I watch this scene.
Man, you still have 30 more years to go
No shame in that
I cry a puddle of tears holding back the river. I wish I could watch this movie with my father who passed away since 2008. Best movie ever
Epic film. Brilliant acting. Hope that one day we will see great films like this being made again.
Watching this make my eyes tear up. Dad i still miss you every day. I hope we will meet again some day. Give my regards to all you meet. I love you.
Such an underrated movie
What is so great about this movie is that it is timeless!!! This movie could have been filmed in 1920, 1990 or 2022.
this is a remake of a movie from the early 30's called "Death takes a vacation"--I like this one much better!.
@@monicacharish4515 didn’t know it was a remake, the 90s seemed to take a lot of 20s/30s movies. You got mail is a remake of a 30s movie (can’t remember the name though).
actually it was filmed in 1934 and again for tv in 1971. its a remake of death takes a holiday. 🎉
Kills me every time. Beautiful film and a score to match...
The moment right before susan turns around, she knows who he is and what is happening.
After that, the whereabouts of Dr. Hannibal Lecter will forever remain a mystery.
Very few scenes have made me cry. This is one of them.
It's hard to let go when you have loved and enjoy every minute
that's life what can i tell you ...
Its hard to let go isn’t it.”Yes it is Bill”. Well that’s life, what can I tell you. 😭😭
Yeah it is
❤️
This soundtrack really made the movie.
Thomas Newman. Same as Shawshank. The master of melancholy.
Death waits for no man….except Bill Parrish
This has to be one of the best endings ever filmed and the musical score is one of the best ever created.
I saved this on repeat when I was black out drunk.
True story.
What a beautiful ending . I love how Death said "Happy Birthday Bill "
And "These things have a way of working out " this second comment seems to calm me as I suffer from anxiety at times. I think about it with that in my mind ...(these things have a way of working out) ....in the grander scheme of life I guess they do...
2:34 "Should I be afraid?". I am not afraid of death, just enjoy life and would like to live forever. I guess you are the same?
This movie is beyond good. I patiently wait for another great film. They come here and there but not like they used to.
Bro do you know some movie that is equally good as this one?
@@dejvisvideos nothing recent unfortunately
@@Jerlemi2 doesn't have to be a recent film?
@@tennisee10 no but I have seen all of the older ones.
@@Jerlemi2 Give us some movie tips about older movies then 🙂
Wonderful film...filled with so much sweet pain!😥
I've been on those steps. Aldrich mansion Warwick Rhode Island.
Those steps and where Brad and Anthony walk over the bridge were built props for the movie. These are not located in real life. You are probably thinking of the actual house. But this scene, i assure you, did not step on these steps..
@@LukasGorni thanks... been to the house years ago. I guess I'm making assumptions.
That's really cool. No sarcasm, genuinely cool.
@@LukasGornithey totally look like fake set props. however, the fireworks look fake too, but i guess those were real. 🎉
Going to a friend's wedding today, just had to see this scene before I watched my friend walk down the aisle. "That's life, what can I tell you?"
letting go. the impossible task for those that live..
The scene when the two walk together towards the end of the path is so emotional 😭
Whatever time i have left i hope that when it is time to go i can be as comfortable as Bill walking across that bridge knowing i was a good person. And my loved ones waiting on the other side to welcome me home. Its what dreams are made of :)
It's great that Bill leads Death and turns first. At first, Bill wasn't ready to let go but by the end of the film, it's Death who isn't ready.
Wow that true bro.. nice note.
Joe: "Can't do no right by people. Come to take you, you wanna stay. Leave you to stay, you wanna go. Rhatid!"
Films like this , blade runner, fallen angels , Drive 2011 and vanilla sky etc are some of the best cinematography and stories ever.
Less superheroes movies, more epic ones like this
I love how at the very end, Parrish saying to Death "It's hard to let go, isnt' it?" and Death is speechless.
It's perfect. Death has been doing his bureaucratic job for millenia, only finally seeing it thru human eyes with all the pathos...and he's the one struggling to contain his emotions against the fireworks.
This is honestly the most beautiful and underrated ending I’ve ever seen to any movie.
The music is so beautiful ❤❤
End ending to a marvellous flim. One of the most beautiful theme songs I've ever heard thanks
Its weird when you stop and look...and get a real sense that it will all end one day...and not knowing truly what happens when you die...is a very scary and empty feeling.
We all know the only two real things that one or the other of which happen to us all in the life after life.
Should I be afraid?
Not a man like you.
I always think that this would be what death would say to my beloved father when he passed away 🙁
Bill: Should I be afraid ??
Grimm: a man like you ?
„Not a man like you!“
Very classy on Joe's part😭
Nobody needs to be afraid.
long film, but this scene is a masterpiece
2 Timothy 4:6
I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.
It's hard to let go, isn't it?
-yes, it is, Bill.
Well, that's life.
What can I tell you?
Such a Beautiful scene. Thomas Newman should have won an oscar for the score.
I bought the album it's so satisfying
This movie in some ways has changed my life and I am more attuned to eternity than ever before
great movie. proves one important thing. whatever you have, whatever you achieved or obtained, whatever success or despair, all of it will not matter once it's your time to cross that bridge. Imagine Bill is a billionaire. He still could've life in front of him but then he meet Joe Black. And all of it, including the company does not matter to him anymore.
The ending is Bizarre. The guy doesnt remember anything that went on with Susan. Plus he is not IRS agent, death really messed it up for him and Susan.
Not really, I'm pretty sure Susan knows plus the guy actually died at the beginning so he's literally getting a 2nd chance at life, pretty good deal if you ask me 👍
Not to mention she just saw her dad walking with "him" just before being found dead.
Yeah, good luck trying to come up with something to tell her when she asks what happened, why he didn't call for help or anything of the sort.
@@idc170293 Man this film is wasted on you if that's where you're head's at.
@@SLProductions2010
It's a joke. On their last dance she can clearly tell that something's "off" and he's not really what he seems.
@@idc170293 Exactly, so you get that she understood what was happening so even your joke didn't make sense XD
This is one of my favourite scenes within film!!
This is such a wonderful film
This movie will always be my favorite movie
because my life is so similar to this movie and I wish I could say to my dad like she did . It very hard to let go ..
This is when they used to make a real movies. These movies these days suck
One of my favorite movies ever!!! Especially this scene and the hospital scene.
The score complements the dialogue perfectly.
Such an underrated scene beautiful setting
There are masterpieces written about love from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet to Boris Pasternak’s Zhivago. In concept most show human pain and exquisite suffering as circumstances unfold and human strength and frailties are exposed.
In comparison, if this were just and possible, this seemingly mundane titled Joe Black, originally written as an Italian play La Morte in Vacanza by Alberto Casella, explains its almost operatic vision of love.
The depth revealed here transcends human emotion and gives us a glimpse of love’s quintessential power that we all possess and cannot fathom, in making us imagine what could happen if Death fell in love. That in the end even with all ‘authority’ at his disposal Death is overwhelmed by the power of human love and lets her go. And in a final act of love he gifts her the person she wanted in the first place.
Forlani, Pitt and Hopkins are marvelous here.
You know you're in good hands when the Grim Reaper considers you his friend.
-korkmalı mıyım?
-senin gibi bir adam mı?
Every story ever told is true, and it is also true that every story has an ending! ❤🎉
You know a movie is a masterpiece when a 3 hour long film feels like a 1 hour long film.
Good thing he didn't die He instead became odin who rules nine realm's
Martin Brest makes great movies
Meet Joe Black and Scent of a Woman are tw,o excellent examples.
Too bad Hollywood screwed him over with Gigli.
They don’t make movies like this anymore
Yep yep. No more
A Beautiful movie and One of newmans best scores.
I agree. Lets not forget a round of applause for the Man who orchestrated the music. Thomas Pasatieri
The ending is stirring…loved the film!
One quirky thing about the screenplay…. Bill & Joe walk over the grassy berm to disappear together. Then reincarnated “Joe-the-diner heartthrob” returns without Bill to greet Susan where she understands her father just died, yet all her focus is on Joe. Dreamy-eyed, they walk off hand-in-hand to start their life together…leaving dead Bill’s warm corpse sprawled-out laying somewhere behind the grassy berm, likely dead from a heart attack. Now that doesn’t make sense.
Actually, were I Bill, and with his $$, I would have sought the best cardiologists in the land to where Bill might have only been away from work recovering from bypass heart surgery…but he’d be alive. That of course would have destroyed the script.
amazing scene. Very meaningful
If you know this scene you are a lucky person. Its one of the most beautiful in cinema history.
Beautiful scene.
Love this film, really wish there was a scene that showed what joe was capable of power wise.
thats what i was thinking,, also i thought it would be quite emotional if when they got to the top of the stairs and susan looks back at then,, they both fade away,, idk i thought it would be cool
I thought about this , but I also never for one second dis I not believe he was death , the acting was amazing
Best movie ending ever hopkins was amazing
Hopkins was awesome. Meet joe black is an incredible movie. One of brad pitts most watched and amazing I think.
this may sound crazy but i've watched this movie over 100 times.....lost count
The music...
Death is so noble here!
Thanks for this and the following scene. My hdd cut my movie taping short.
The dress on her 😳😍
The music is spectacular...
Meet Joe Black was the first movie where I thought Brad Pitt was an actor,
Its a hard task to be in a scene with a legend like Sir Anthony Hopkins and stand equal or steal the scene, but he did it
God I miss the 90's
Meet Joe Black
Heat
Chaplin
Hollywood take note stop using CGI SO DAMN Much and give us characters
Very underappreciated movie
I can't find a movie that blows you straight what make life. It's time.