Watching the movie right now, I'm stuck at this scene. I keep rewinding. Such a masterpiece. Music, lyrics and vicals are so well put together accompanied with stunning visuals.
The image of older Scrooge asking, begging, his younger self to not let her go was heart-breaking. We all have moments we regret, that we wish we could warn our past selves about, and all know we never can 😟
@@mzsevv4502 Tbh, this is better than the Gaston song he did in that movie. He had a small verse in the Gaston song. He shows more of his singing talent in this movie.
Scrooge wanted enough money to take care of the people he loved, but by the time he got it, everyone was gone. Goes to show you enough is never enough.
Oh God this SLAMMED me dead center in the chest. Not even just in terms of loving somebody, but putting off something amazing in life for "later" when it's right in front of you for so long is something we can all look back on one way or another. This song genuinely made me reflect on my own life, it's straight up amazing.
I literally cried when the chorus started. I started the watching the movie without any expectations but it became something I could never forget. This movie could be my new family tradition to watch. SOOOOO GOOOOD!!
I cried with this song, a lot actually. The song just hits different when u wish you could go back in time and do things different and don't just say "later" cause sometimes there isn't a "later". When Scrooge started singing to his young-self I broke in tears. I loved this movie so much and I hope it gets the appreciation it deserves.
"When Love is Gone" from "Muppet's Christmas Carol" and this song are spectacular for the same reason; they let us experience the heartbreak Isabel felt, and then the heartbreak older Scrooge feels seeing for himself how much hurt he created in his pursuit of money. Both scenes show a Scrooge that's been left vulnerable by the images of a past he created for himself, and will never be able to rewrite. It's such a pivotal scene in the story, where we see Scrooge start to experience a bit of a catalyst towards his eventual change of heart. This movie may not have been the best, but I'd be lying if I didn't say that the songs were great and added a lot to what is already an emotionally driven narrative.
Honestly, I found "When Love is Gone" lacking. The actress sounded a cross between depressed and... bored. Buckley instead has the anguish tinged with the newfound steel of a woman who has made up her mind. In aMCC Young Scrooge seemed resigned to what was coming. In fact, _he_ leaves _her,_ not the other way around. That's a stark contrast from this irritated overly-busy young Scrooge completely oblivious to the impending disaster of his broken engagement. That difference in turn hamstrung Caine's range. He expressed regret, but that was all that was left to him. It simply didn't match Evan's desperation at his incapacity to reach his younger self in this piece. I prefer a Muppet Christmas Carol on the whole, but this is scene is a dramatic exception.
When I first watched this movie, I cried through the whole song. The song is beautiful and I love how Luke Evans sings those notes. It’s one of my favorite duets even though heartbreaking
[ISABEL, Verse 1] When we first met Your heart was free Your hopeful eyes Saw only me Now you're looking for something Something I can never be When you are really All I need [ISABEL, Pre-Chorus] You keep on telling me "later" But "later" never comes around Please stop telling me "later" As you search for what just can't be found Take my hand Come with me now and we'll fly free No more "later", we both know that's a lie Don't let be this the day I say [ISABEL, Chorus] Goodbyе Goodbye [SCROOGE, Verse 2] When you met hеr You were set free Her love for you Was plain to see You kept looking for something A measure of security But she was really All you'd need [SCROOGE, Pre-Chorus] You kept on telling her "later" But "later" never comes around Please stop telling her "later" Stop searching for what can't be found Take her hand Go with her now and you'll fly free No more "later", we both know that's a lie This will be the day she says [SCROOGE, ISABEL, Chorus] Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye
This song- paired with the visual of his older self begging his younger self to go with her- broke my heart. The songwriter(s) for this film are amazing at their job.
Bro the way they harmonized during the final chorus really stings in a beautiful way Not only is Isabel pleading and begging for Scrooge to take her hand,but so is his current self,begging his past self not to remake the same mistake
Achingly, soul-renderingly beautiful. This whole scene in the film matches the music perfectly, and is done so so well! When Scrooge reached out...😭 An interesting adaptation. I liked that it gave more airtime to sidelined parts of the story (Isabella / his Sister). I think the Director was probably thinking: 'what can I do with this story that hasn't been done before?'. Did a pretty good job, in my opinion. This scene was a total masterpiece.
I was watching the film on Netflix and this song came outta nowhere. I cannot help but feel frozen upon the melancholic lyrics and prompted me to want to sing it immediately. Later never comes is a perfect example of my personal life. Cherish your loved ones while you still can.
This song hit me right in the feels. The pure emotion from both sides gives me chills as you can hear how much she still loves him, but she's had enough and wants the man she fell in love with back or else she's walking. And then Old Scrooge pleading with his younger self to not let her go, as she was the only good thing left in his life, knowing what would happen if she left as he had lived it!
Same here. I was sobbing and crying sooo much during that song, you could have filled a milk jug with my tears. It felt very personal to me as I struggled with my relationship with my sister after having a huge disagreement during Covid about the consequences of social distancing and mask wearing and all those Covid safety protocols being the cause of families being torn apart, suicides, how families can’t hug one another especially during moments of grieving the loss of a friend or loved one and of course the issues and inner struggles of those suffering from mental health. I felt like Alice in Wonderland where she cries a pool of tears. 😭😭😭😭😭
Stumbled on the key change of this song on twitter and now I'm obsessed xD It is just so interesting in its construction ! She's going down and he's going up as if they were reaching for each other. And they also they share the same note just for one little moment frozen in time Excuse me, I need to listen to this on repeat now
A very touching and moving song, just as the song 'You' is from the 1970 musical version of Scrooge, showing the pain and heartbreak of Isabelle leaving Ebenezer, and both songs written by the legend Leslie Bricusse. RIP.
Genuinely wonderful and emotionally charged song. Really hit the mark and got the tone perfect for the story. Genuinely tried to hold back tears whilst watching. It's a very relatable and true to life experience song. Fantastically performed too. Bravo.
Talk about a power ballad! This projects both anger and sadness...The whole scene was stunning and I loved how everything just froze....Luke and Jessie did AMAZING! My top fave in the movie for sure.
Watching the movie yesterday this song began and I got chills wondering "is this gonna be incredible??". Well, it's better than incredible. A once a year song that you can only hope will happen again in your life. Wife and kids all singing and begging to watch again. Song is perfect by itself, but with the video it's impossibly better.
This song is gorgeous. Been listening to it on repeat since I first watched this movie. A relatable song. Too often we put other things before our loved ones. For me, this song has a personal meaning. Growing up in a childhood of broken promises where “later never comes around.” We all have regrets and those moments that we wish we could return to our past selves and prevent ourselves from making certain mistakes.
Well it’s like the ghost of Christmas past says “you can’t change the past but u can learn from it.” It’s a very painful lesson I know but it’s a very important one to not make the same mistakes again especially when it comes to relationships and loved ones.
@@GbrJose That’s right and what makes it pretty tragic is that there are still some people who NEVER learn or mature from their mistakes and that they keep making the same mistakes all over again because they just refuse to change and grow as a person.
I always get a little weepy watching any adaptation of A Christmas Carol but then this song came on and I was full on crying. What a beautiful duet - full of emotion, heartbreak and regret. A song that many can totally relate to I'm sure. This musical adaptation was a pleasant surprise. I really enjoyed it.
This reminds me of those amazing musicals that have that one song that encapsulates the entire heart of the musical. Like defying gravity, memory. It’s so good almost too good! Like it’s such an unexpected gut punch in a fairly fun and light hearted movie. Especially if you’ve experienced loss or heartbreak.
Absolutely love this song! The visuals that accompany this in the movie, are truly breathtaking. Bought the soundtrack immediately after watching this awesome festive film...❤️❤️❤️
This song fricken broke me emotionally. I couldn’t stop crying because it felt very personal to me in a heart aching sense. I was bawling like a baby. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
See her in the indie drama movie, Wild Rose. A typical A Star Is Born story that's wonderfully made with an amazing performance from Buckley. And yes, she sang in that movie too and of course she's brilliant
Beautiful song Luke Evans voice is golden and Jessie Buckley awesome songstress I love this Christmas carol modern adaption especially this song beautiful rendition🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I came across a snippet of this song on TikTok, found out it was Luke Evans singing and I was sold immediately! Then I watched the whole movie and heard the entire song and I am just in love!! I love Luke's voice SO much!! This song is the best one in the whole movie!
This song was so good I had to find it by searching up the lyrics. Luckily, I found it. It's just so good. Especially when Scrooge's turn came. Perfection.
This is my new favorite song from the movie, and it made me cry so hard when Scrooge sang! I mean, its Beautiful, meaningful, and sad at the same time!! I love it so much!!!
Im a literal scrooge in regards to musical movies, but if this sequence doesn't get recognition for its visuals and vocal performance when "let it go" can go viral. I'll be very disappointed.
Its a amazing song, Make me think how many time i tell my kids can you wait for me to finish work. Tear just come out of my eyes when my little one show me this song.
This song touched my soul....beautiful melody, beautiful words, and outstanding vocals. You can hear/feel the longing and the pain in Scrooge vocals (experience is singing here). I hope the world takes the time to experience this masterpiece. Bravo👏🏿👏🏿
This song hits so hard for me. The feeling of regret and wishing you could do things differently.. I had an online relationship that could have been a really good thing if I had just been more attentive. Luckily, we're still friends but there's still moments where I wish I could still have what we used to.
Yep, her part was soulful and engaging to begin with, but the regret in his voice that gradually builds to full-blown anguish and begging hits you right in the chest.
This song, out of the others in movie, hits the hardest. I watched the scene, I didn't cry, but I just felt so much sympathy, guilt and sadness for Scrooge. Shows that lots of us try to pursue goals, and easily forget what's the most important in life; friends, family and loved ones.
I immediately fell in love with this song!
Luke Evans and Jessie Buckley are such amazing singers!
Same
Me too ❤
I agree
same
Watching the movie right now, I'm stuck at this scene. I keep rewinding. Such a masterpiece. Music, lyrics and vicals are so well put together accompanied with stunning visuals.
The image of older Scrooge asking, begging, his younger self to not let her go was heart-breaking. We all have moments we regret, that we wish we could warn our past selves about, and all know we never can 😟
Yeah, *like telling our past selves to watch movies or play games that never became our childhood.*
What could have been, if we just took the chance.
I fucking cried
Yes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t speak to your present self. To learn the most you can and focus on a new tomorrow
@@theologyforthemoderntimes8876
YEAH! That too!
Also *Kung Fu Panda 2 reference? 😂*
This brilliant song came out of nowhere. Sounds like something out of The Greatest Showman.
Same thought I had! I love it so much!
Its so so beautiful i know i know i felt that
I was just sitting there minding my own business and was like kids shut up this song is hitting
Ikr!!!! Had to compare it to Never enough
Absolutely!
I almost cried during this scene. The music was so enthralling.
Me too so beautiful 😢
I almost cried too. It’s such a beautiful song 🎵
To see the snowflakes falling
@@tamathompson1643 lol wrong song but I shoulda seen that coming.
I did cry. Later still isn't coming after divorce as best friends so I walked away 3 days ago
Luke Evans belting out “take her hand” whilst reaching out to his younger self with a shaking hand will never not get me in the feels 😢
Oh! Me too
I mean, I knew Luke Evans could sing but I didn't know he could SING.
You haven’t seen his performance in Beauty and the Beast?
@@mzsevv4502 Tbh, this is better than the Gaston song he did in that movie. He had a small verse in the Gaston song. He shows more of his singing talent in this movie.
Oh yeah!!
My mother and me were saying the same thing when we were watching this movie.
I didn’t even know he could sing
Find his you tube page. Lots of songs. He's so good.
Scrooge wanted enough money to take care of the people he loved, but by the time he got it, everyone was gone. Goes to show you enough is never enough.
So true, we never can have everything we want
@@Telescope_The_Fish The most we can do is know what matters most, and hold onto it as tight as we can.
Reminds me a lot of JP Morgan and other businessmen of America
Oh God this SLAMMED me dead center in the chest. Not even just in terms of loving somebody, but putting off something amazing in life for "later" when it's right in front of you for so long is something we can all look back on one way or another. This song genuinely made me reflect on my own life, it's straight up amazing.
You mean all of our lives
Luke Evans' performance was beautiful, you could hear the hurt in Scrooge's voice!
This song really had no business being THIS GOOD!!!
I literally cried when the chorus started. I started the watching the movie without any expectations but it became something I could never forget. This movie could be my new family tradition to watch. SOOOOO GOOOOD!!
I couldn't agree more.
Me too. I was just casual about the movie, but when this song came on, I was swept in. It just me stop and think, and feel so much!
Such a beautiful song and moment when both Isabel and Scrooge are begging him to take her hand.
'Please stop telling her later.' My favourite line!
❤❤😢😢
Netflix didn't need to go this hard bro, such a beautiful song and message
The fact that even the magic word "please" can't change the past 😥
So let me get this straight... we get two amazing versions of my favorite Christmas story in the same year?!!
And they're both musicals!
What was the other version?
@Jesse Hordley there's one coming out with Ryan Reynolds I believe
@@jessehordley95 Spirited starring Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell
I cried with this song, a lot actually. The song just hits different when u wish you could go back in time and do things different and don't just say "later" cause sometimes there isn't a "later". When Scrooge started singing to his young-self I broke in tears. I loved this movie so much and I hope it gets the appreciation it deserves.
"When Love is Gone" from "Muppet's Christmas Carol" and this song are spectacular for the same reason; they let us experience the heartbreak Isabel felt, and then the heartbreak older Scrooge feels seeing for himself how much hurt he created in his pursuit of money. Both scenes show a Scrooge that's been left vulnerable by the images of a past he created for himself, and will never be able to rewrite. It's such a pivotal scene in the story, where we see Scrooge start to experience a bit of a catalyst towards his eventual change of heart. This movie may not have been the best, but I'd be lying if I didn't say that the songs were great and added a lot to what is already an emotionally driven narrative.
Honestly, I found "When Love is Gone" lacking. The actress sounded a cross between depressed and... bored. Buckley instead has the anguish tinged with the newfound steel of a woman who has made up her mind. In aMCC Young Scrooge seemed resigned to what was coming. In fact, _he_ leaves _her,_ not the other way around. That's a stark contrast from this irritated overly-busy young Scrooge completely oblivious to the impending disaster of his broken engagement. That difference in turn hamstrung Caine's range. He expressed regret, but that was all that was left to him. It simply didn't match Evan's desperation at his incapacity to reach his younger self in this piece. I prefer a Muppet Christmas Carol on the whole, but this is scene is a dramatic exception.
When I first watched this movie, I cried through the whole song. The song is beautiful and I love how Luke Evans sings those notes. It’s one of my favorite duets even though heartbreaking
[ISABEL, Verse 1]
When we first met
Your heart was free
Your hopeful eyes
Saw only me
Now you're looking for something
Something I can never be
When you are really
All I need
[ISABEL, Pre-Chorus]
You keep on telling me "later"
But "later" never comes around
Please stop telling me "later"
As you search for what just can't be found
Take my hand
Come with me now and we'll fly free
No more "later", we both know that's a lie
Don't let be this the day I say
[ISABEL, Chorus]
Goodbyе
Goodbye
[SCROOGE, Verse 2]
When you met hеr
You were set free
Her love for you
Was plain to see
You kept looking for something
A measure of security
But she was really
All you'd need
[SCROOGE, Pre-Chorus]
You kept on telling her "later"
But "later" never comes around
Please stop telling her "later"
Stop searching for what can't be found
Take her hand
Go with her now and you'll fly free
No more "later", we both know that's a lie
This will be the day she says
[SCROOGE, ISABEL, Chorus]
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye
This song- paired with the visual of his older self begging his younger self to go with her- broke my heart.
The songwriter(s) for this film are amazing at their job.
They deserve a Oscar I vote one million time
Bro the way they harmonized during the final chorus really stings in a beautiful way
Not only is Isabel pleading and begging for Scrooge to take her hand,but so is his current self,begging his past self not to remake the same mistake
Achingly, soul-renderingly beautiful. This whole scene in the film matches the music perfectly, and is done so so well! When Scrooge reached out...😭
An interesting adaptation. I liked that it gave more airtime to sidelined parts of the story (Isabella / his Sister). I think the Director was probably thinking: 'what can I do with this story that hasn't been done before?'. Did a pretty good job, in my opinion. This scene was a total masterpiece.
Best song in the film! The note that Luke does at "Goodbye", wow!!
Two years? What the Scrooge? It’s been that long since I’ve seen this musical Christmas movie? Well, I have news for that, I love everything about it!
I was watching the film on Netflix and this song came outta nowhere. I cannot help but feel frozen upon the melancholic lyrics and prompted me to want to sing it immediately. Later never comes is a perfect example of my personal life. Cherish your loved ones while you still can.
This song hit me right in the feels. The pure emotion from both sides gives me chills as you can hear how much she still loves him, but she's had enough and wants the man she fell in love with back or else she's walking. And then Old Scrooge pleading with his younger self to not let her go, as she was the only good thing left in his life, knowing what would happen if she left as he had lived it!
Same here. I was sobbing and crying sooo much during that song, you could have filled a milk jug with my tears. It felt very personal to me as I struggled with my relationship with my sister after having a huge disagreement during Covid about the consequences of social distancing and mask wearing and all those Covid safety protocols being the cause of families being torn apart, suicides, how families can’t hug one another especially during moments of grieving the loss of a friend or loved one and of course the issues and inner struggles of those suffering from mental health.
I felt like Alice in Wonderland where she cries a pool of tears. 😭😭😭😭😭
Stumbled on the key change of this song on twitter and now I'm obsessed xD
It is just so interesting in its construction !
She's going down and he's going up as if they were reaching for each other. And they also they share the same note just for one little moment frozen in time
Excuse me, I need to listen to this on repeat now
Jessie Buckley and Luke Evans are amazing! I never thought they were this good!
A very touching and moving song, just as the song 'You' is from the 1970 musical version of Scrooge, showing the pain and heartbreak of Isabelle leaving Ebenezer, and both songs written by the legend Leslie Bricusse. RIP.
Genuinely wonderful and emotionally charged song.
Really hit the mark and got the tone perfect for the story.
Genuinely tried to hold back tears whilst watching. It's a very relatable and true to life experience song.
Fantastically performed too. Bravo.
That's what I love about A Christmas Carol, you can see the various ways Christmas can change for a person as life goes on.
This movie really just came out of nowhere and hit everyone right in the feelz
Likewise, even still I'm pushing back tears when he's reaching to himself begging and pleading just do it, "TAKE HER HAND."
This song went way harder than it had to. Luke Evans stole our hearts.
Why is this song one of the best songs to come out in the past few years? It's so heartbreaking, yet magical all at the same time.
The emotion in his voice is so amazing, it really makes the song.
Automatic add to my playlist. This is stunning! Luke Evans' high notes gave me goosebumps.
Any chance this could get nominated best original song at the Oscars?, can't stop listening to it
If it is downloaded and listened to as much as any other big number yes. It has to be purchased and streamed like “we don’t talk about Bruno” was
Didn't know the process, thanks for the reply
Talk about a power ballad! This projects both anger and sadness...The whole scene was stunning and I loved how everything just froze....Luke and Jessie did AMAZING! My top fave in the movie for sure.
Watching the movie yesterday this song began and I got chills wondering "is this gonna be incredible??". Well, it's better than incredible. A once a year song that you can only hope will happen again in your life. Wife and kids all singing and begging to watch again. Song is perfect by itself, but with the video it's impossibly better.
That part where he begs himself "TAKE HER HAND."
This song is my favourite Christmas song this year. Well done to Luke Evens and JessieBuckley! Thank you for your talent and great singing voices.
I just finished watching the movie and.....oh my god this song is AMAZING!!!!!
The emount of f*cking tears that came from my eyes when i first heard this song when it hit me so hard!😭💔
This song is gorgeous. Been listening to it on repeat since I first watched this movie. A relatable song. Too often we put other things before our loved ones. For me, this song has a personal meaning. Growing up in a childhood of broken promises where “later never comes around.” We all have regrets and those moments that we wish we could return to our past selves and prevent ourselves from making certain mistakes.
It happens to all of us, if only mankind can invent time travel for us
Well it’s like the ghost of Christmas past says “you can’t change the past but u can learn from it.” It’s a very painful lesson I know but it’s a very important one to not make the same mistakes again especially when it comes to relationships and loved ones.
@@disneyfan9134 But some of us refuse to learn from it and look what faith has given us, repeating the mistakes OVER AND OVER
@@GbrJose That’s right and what makes it pretty tragic is that there are still some people who NEVER learn or mature from their mistakes and that they keep making the same mistakes all over again because they just refuse to change and grow as a person.
@@disneyfan9134 Aw crap.....THAT'S DESCRIBE ME IN THE PROCESS
I always get a little weepy watching any adaptation of A Christmas Carol but then this song came on and I was full on crying. What a beautiful duet - full of emotion, heartbreak and regret. A song that many can totally relate to I'm sure. This musical adaptation was a pleasant surprise. I really enjoyed it.
This reminds me of those amazing musicals that have that one song that encapsulates the entire heart of the musical. Like defying gravity, memory. It’s so good almost too good! Like it’s such an unexpected gut punch in a fairly fun and light hearted movie. Especially if you’ve experienced loss or heartbreak.
Absolutely love this song!
The visuals that accompany this in the movie, are truly breathtaking.
Bought the soundtrack immediately after watching this awesome festive film...❤️❤️❤️
it’s one of the best songs i’ve heard this year, promise!!🥹
I agree
This song fricken broke me emotionally. I couldn’t stop crying because it felt very personal to me in a heart aching sense. I was bawling like a baby. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
This song and the emotions it generated broke me 😭😭😭😭
Luke and Jessie are amazing singers
The movie was a pleasant surprise! Definitely worth the hype. And this song, just wow! Left me speechless especially how it built up until the climax.
My goodness this movie had no right to be as good as it was!! This scene alone was nothing short of a masterpiece 🥺
One of my new favorite discoveries is finding out Jessie Buckley is an AMAZING singer! We gotta put her in more musical things! 💖🎶
See her in the indie drama movie, Wild Rose. A typical A Star Is Born story that's wonderfully made with an amazing performance from Buckley. And yes, she sang in that movie too and of course she's brilliant
@@Fl0k5ser Ooo thanks for the recommendation! I’ll check it out for sure!
This song 🎵 makes me wish i could have saved my mother.😢❤
Beautiful song Luke Evans voice is golden and Jessie Buckley awesome songstress I love this Christmas carol modern adaption especially this song beautiful rendition🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
This song is so hauntingly beautiful! I can't stop listening to it! I certainly hope it gets the recognition it deserves.
This song is amazing!
This version of the story is far from perfect, but this song SLAPS!! This whole scene is BEAUTIFUL!!
I came across a snippet of this song on TikTok, found out it was Luke Evans singing and I was sold immediately! Then I watched the whole movie and heard the entire song and I am just in love!! I love Luke's voice SO much!! This song is the best one in the whole movie!
This song was so good I had to find it by searching up the lyrics. Luckily, I found it. It's just so good. Especially when Scrooge's turn came. Perfection.
I cried during this song ❤ such a. Great song 🫰🏼😭
Me and my 7 year old were balling our eyes out. Such a beautiful song.
This song is truly mesmerizing. I could feel the pain and ache of him realizing this was the moment he lost the greatest love of his life🫴🏽💔🎵
I absolutely loved this song, it almost got me emotional
This is impressive. I love it. I cried whrn I watched this scene. The song is marvelous.
This is my new favorite song from the movie, and it made me cry so hard when Scrooge sang! I mean, its Beautiful, meaningful, and sad at the same time!! I love it so much!!!
as a person that loves listening to music this touch somewhere in my heart and i cried
They didn't have to go so hard on a Christmas Carol adaptation but they did
remake* though saying it is a bit of disservice, its technically a remake of the 70s musical featuring albert finney and alec guiness
Im a literal scrooge in regards to musical movies, but if this sequence doesn't get recognition for its visuals and vocal performance when "let it go" can go viral. I'll be very disappointed.
Let It Go wouldn't receive nearly as many views if it were released today because RUclips no longer allows comments.
Its a amazing song, Make me think how many time i tell my kids can you wait for me to finish work. Tear just come out of my eyes when my little one show me this song.
omg I love this song the guys voice is so soothing and pleasing to the ears
This track broke me from within and its very powerful to see Old scrooge talking to his past self to take her and be free together
Such a beautiful song. I've listened at least five times. The melody evokes relentless tears of awe.
This song is so beautiful and sorrowful! It is such a heartwarming song! 💕
This song needs to blow up!
This song touched my soul....beautiful melody, beautiful words, and outstanding vocals. You can hear/feel the longing and the pain in Scrooge vocals (experience is singing here). I hope the world takes the time to experience this masterpiece. Bravo👏🏿👏🏿
Say what you will about this movie, Evans is on point with his voice
I knew Luke Evans could sing but like, WOW!!!!!!
This song hits so hard for me. The feeling of regret and wishing you could do things differently.. I had an online relationship that could have been a really good thing if I had just been more attentive. Luckily, we're still friends but there's still moments where I wish I could still have what we used to.
Someone remind me again why this wasn't in theatres? definitely deserved to be
This song had no business being this good, and yet it was ❤👏
Kept on playing that sceen and i cant say why but i always shed tears to that song honestly the best song i ever heard in my life great movie too
This is without a doubt my favorite track in the film! I'm not saying the other songs are bad, but Scrooge's part in this...OH. MY. GOD. 🤯
Yep, her part was soulful and engaging to begin with, but the regret in his voice that gradually builds to full-blown anguish and begging hits you right in the chest.
what a beautiful song
This song had no right being this good 🤧
Hauntingly beautiful song, especially when he was singing to his younger self.
This song, out of the others in movie, hits the hardest. I watched the scene, I didn't cry, but I just felt so much sympathy, guilt and sadness for Scrooge. Shows that lots of us try to pursue goals, and easily forget what's the most important in life; friends, family and loved ones.
Tears were shed during this song. So powerful & emotional. So real & heartbreaking! Wow! 💔🤧
jessie buckley is everything
Favorite song in the movie!!! Beautiful 😍 absolutely amazing.
I literally got goosebumps during this scene; this movie is so much more than I had expected
The problem with this song is it’s not long enough!❤ Seriously, though, such an incredible arrangement!!
They didn't have to go this hard for us, got me in tears 😭
Love the haunting melody! Definitely a highlight of the movie.
Okay…..literal goosebumps!!!! THIS IS AMAZING!!!!
I got chills 8 times watching this part. Almost cried even when it’s not relatable 😭
😭Every time I listen to this song, My Heart hurts so much.😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
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This song being all about past life and talking to your younger self really help me
Amazing is enough to describe this heartfelt song❤❤
Absolutely breathtaking! ♥️
This is such a wonderful song and extremely emotionally delivered. Touched my heart, well done and kudos
Honestly, my favourite song. So powerful.
This song it’s a masterpiece ❤❤😢