I love how throughout the entire movie the camera moves with the characters and follows them but at the very end when Jason drives off it doesn't go with him. Beautiful and touching
Very good point and subtle enough that it didn't get mention in analyses of the film: Jason riding off into the distance demonstrates that he leaves westward and literally goes beyond "the place beyond the pines", Schenectady (which means "the place beyond the pines" in Mohawk), the setting of the majority of the entire script to this point - the camera remaining stationary as he rides off shows that Jason furthermore leaves the camera behind, and therefore figuratively goes beyond "The Place Beyond the Pines" the film and its script for the character, and that he is free.
It didn't show when Josh Goshing character fell through the window dying after being shot and splattered body below which was so sad... because this scene shows JUST HOW so many men try to feed their FAMILIES ENDING UP!
I do. Fuckin love this movie. It means so much to me because I could feel all the difficult emotions in father-son relationships transmitted over generations. A lot of pain, love and trauma. And whenever I think about my dad and how much I love him I remember this movie.
(i know i’m late but) jason arguably was a troublemaker too. he was mixed up in drugs, did some pretty bad stuff in the film and wasn’t objectively a *good* person.
matthew woodall as sad as it it he was probably a significantly better person because he wasn’t around whereas Bradley Cooper’s son was probably much worse because his father was around
That’s the point I think it shows the good and bad in everyone despite there back ground cooper was a good man but was caught up in his own desires and let that get in the way of others lives
A complete shift in lives. One has everything given to him and is unhappy unlike the other whom has lived in poverty and left for.the road and is happy. Really tells a story of peoples lives
not really what its about. its about how what we do impacts the next generation. our mistakes have consequences that trancend even our temporary lives.
My theory is that the place beyond the pines is Drive 2, the driver runaway from L.A and then start to use a motorcycle and covers his whole body with tatoos
The tragedy of the film is that by the end Jason ends up in the same position as his father: no money, no future. Just a lone wanderer on a bike. It implies that the cycle of poverty, crime and death will continue.
I felt the same way until I saw someone else's take on it. While it's true it seems there's ambiguity about how Jason's future will end because he's in the same position Luke likely was (e.g: no father, no money as you said, a vagabond on a bike), there's a lot of visual clues to show that Jason probably won't follow completely in his father's footsteps. The first scene you see Luke ride, he's in a cage, at night, representing how small and stifled his life will be. This is in contrast to Jason, whose path is wide, open, beautiful and most importantly, full of vibrant light. I think the film means to imply that Jason's future isn't bound by Luke's tragic life, but he clearly carries the wildness that Luke embodied as well.
Not necessarily. Many that I grew up with in Schenectady did what Jason did. I travelled west to the Pacific and never moved back. This movie has a real feel of my home town in so many ways. The film stirred up a lot of old memories. The dense green of the woods particularly.
John Wils The movie starts with Luke riding into a cage, it ends with his son Jason riding off into the open road. That's a happy ending if you ask me, Luke's son was able to overcome what he never could and that's the ultimate goal for a father, for your son to be a better man than you were.
The boy picked a real good first bike. Dad would have been proud. Nothing like buying something from a man who knows how to maintain and care for things. The man who sold the boy the bike, was just like Luke in that regard. Before Luke had a family, he had his bike. It ran like a champ because he took care of it. Luke wanted to care for his family, too, after he knew he had one.
@@tinitusrhy5138 It's heavily implied that Jason is following the same path his father did. The symbolism of the bike shows a deep connection to his father. At some point Luke talks about how he didn't have his father and "look how he ended up". While it's possible Jason doesn't follow in that path, it's very likely given that he's leaving his entire social support, having not finished school and barely money to his name, just a bike and ideas about moving westward. I don't see the ending as inspiring, it seems really tragic.
I know I couldn't believe it when 'the wolves act 1 and 2 came' on, it's one of my favourite Bon Iver songs! It suited the end of this film so well and it made me love the film even more!!!
The sad thing about this movie is that it's so relatable to many of us. Luke and Romina were made for each other but were separated by life. If they were strong enough to fight and push for each other they could've lived a beautiful life with Jason as a complete family. We all get pushed and pulled in life....sadly we often aren't strong enough to overcome our demons.
Or fear we won't make it with the options we have. Life is hard. Some of us have to just keep trying; pushing forward while trying to give each other support. And no alcohol or drugs.
My dad was a bank robber ive never met him, and i was a reject my whole life till my father saved, cleaned, and found me, seeing that boy get out clan without blood on his hands and made it beyond the pines broke me, few movies to ever make me cry.
Jason wanted to do the one thing he heard his dad was good at. Everything else he knew about his dad was bad, but he asked the friend if his dad was good at anything. The guy tells him he was the best rider he had ever seen, and therefore, Jason wanted to do that... hence, the motorcycle.
The little sigh when she opens the picture, she’s transported back to that moment for a second. That little gasp, she remembers that moment and as much as she can’t help it, she can’t help but remember that happiness she felt with Luke in that moment. Beautiful.
Don’t usually comment on videos. However, this movie is genuinely one of the best of all time. Can’t believe it’s so underrated especially with all the talent in it. I hope that one day people will realise how great it really is and start ranking it among the greatest movies of all time.
That last shot really got me. As someone who grew up in Upstate New York, and always loved the way the mountains looked around there, this ending really captured the feelings of freedom and relief that I always associated being a teenager with when I was little. It's hard to describe how perfect that ending was for me.
Seen a lot of films , some which I teared up, or jumped or just laughed. I remember tearing up during this ending, clapping by myself and walking out full of tears. A beautiful movie. Thank you.
Yes, the part with the photo and the song is where i tested up and cried watching this movie. She likely didn't even remember what her sons father looked like.
God, I love too, how the boy just pops her in gear, floats to the turn, and lays into those gears once on the road. Almost like it's in his blood.... :) He should have gotten the title and that bill of sale, though :D
I can't believe I just saw this movie. Very real characters and definitely underrated. Every one watching this can either relate to, or has been one of these characters! Good Health to everyone. and have a Great Day Always!
It was a great movie. This last scene was filmed right by where I live in upstate NY in the Adirondack mountains, the scenic motorbike ride at the end of the clip.
I love those movies, where the ending turns a "pretty good" movie to a " great and getting emotional" movie. This ending surely did this big time. Proof: i looked it up on RUclips. That scene with the picture and the music... Fantastic!
Hi! weird to reply to your comment by me asking, but I have to; so do you know what song is played in the background of the scene where The mother receives the old photograph? thank you
Wow, what an Ending he decides to leave because of his Mom & Stepfather lying about and Real Father and goes out on his own to make a Life for himself. I wonder how he'll be able to provide for himself ?
Just think about it for a sec, not only did jason discovered the truth about his dad and his dad’s past was being hidden from him. he also had to leave anyways after pistol whipping AJ and kidnapped and robbed Bradly cooper. I’m sure Jason felt miserable just knowing that Bradly cooper is the district attorney for the town and is the one that killed his father. Im guessing the more he stayed in that town it will just give him more Depression to use drugs and being in trouble. I’m sure he left for the greater good from being away from the law and causing anymore trouble for his family. I would have left to tbh lol.
Jason is like goodbye bullshit life and hello brighter and new future. I love how he escapes his awful house and now he can be his own person. You have to ask Romina if you could, "Was it really worth it? Lying to him and denying him of his real father? Now your own son wants nothing to do with you and never wants to see you ever again." In the end, she paid the price
A movie that encapsulates the legacy passed from father to son, and the variable age between them. But in this moment, it really shows what legacy means to this character, and how legacy can be chosen to take with, or that has always been there. Inheritance.
It's a very heartwrenching story of life,loss,revenge,and ultimately redemption and closure...I was very impressed with Bradley Cooper's performance...great crime drama....kudos to The Place Beyond The Pines!!!
I think the song choice is meant to reflect that something is different. Jason is now free (or is he?). If the same music that we heard in the trailer and throughout the movie had played it would’ve suggested that nothing changed.
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I love how throughout the entire movie the camera moves with the characters and follows them but at the very end when Jason drives off it doesn't go with him. Beautiful and touching
Very good point and subtle enough that it didn't get mention in analyses of the film: Jason riding off into the distance demonstrates that he leaves westward and literally goes beyond "the place beyond the pines", Schenectady (which means "the place beyond the pines" in Mohawk), the setting of the majority of the entire script to this point - the camera remaining stationary as he rides off shows that Jason furthermore leaves the camera behind, and therefore figuratively goes beyond "The Place Beyond the Pines" the film and its script for the character, and that he is free.
That's such a great observation.
OMG yes!
It didn't show when Josh Goshing character fell through the window dying after being shot and splattered body below which was so sad... because this scene shows JUST HOW so many men try to feed their FAMILIES ENDING UP!
GREAT MOVIE SO HEARTFELT WHEN VIEWING IT⚘💞⚘💞⚘💞⚘💞⚘💞⚘💞⚘💞
Savagely underrated film.
For real tho
I watched this movie for the first time a few weeks ago not knowing much about it and it just so happened to be on Father’s Day when I watched it
Amen you're absolutely correct
My dad suggested it to me today, I just finished it! Great movie! 😢🏍
not talked enough? yes, underrated? no.
I need to find someone who loves this movie as much as I do
ahaha. you could find here
I do. Fuckin love this movie. It means so much to me because I could feel all the difficult emotions in father-son relationships transmitted over generations. A lot of pain, love and trauma. And whenever I think about my dad and how much I love him I remember this movie.
right here
It never left my mind, i always remember the movie and feeling it gave my in the end. Masterpiece of the highest order...
Becca me!
Love how Bradley Cooper's son was the troublemaker, but Gosling's was the complete opposite.
(i know i’m late but) jason arguably was a troublemaker too. he was mixed up in drugs, did some pretty bad stuff in the film and wasn’t objectively a *good* person.
gregotheus_ all he did was smoke weed and some minor crimes like shoplifting , Cooper's kid on the other hand was an asshole
matthew woodall as sad as it it he was probably a significantly better person because he wasn’t around whereas Bradley Cooper’s son was probably much worse because his father was around
That’s the point I think it shows the good and bad in everyone despite there back ground cooper was a good man but was caught up in his own desires and let that get in the way of others lives
So kidnapping, shoplifting and pistol whipping someone is the opposite of a trouble maker?
i love how he doesnt say anything and just rides on
He's like i got this mane
shannon Bear dude idk why but your comment was so funny to me.
Didn't even get the title of the bike lol.
back here since 3 years and i didnt even know my comment had 217 likes lol
A complete shift in lives. One has everything given to him and is unhappy unlike the other whom has lived in poverty and left for.the road and is happy. Really tells a story of peoples lives
not really what its about. its about how what we do impacts the next generation. our mistakes have consequences that trancend even our temporary lives.
I wonder how he's gonna provide for Himself ?
@@ryderbenson8472 he died in a motorcycle accident he same day.
Grim Grimace I don’t know if he was happy.
@@mattheww797 Either that or he got shot by a cop for driving a motorcycle without registration.
Like father, like son.
Never seen a movie depict a bond between a father and a son more touching than this movie. Beautiful movie, beautiful ending.
I never knew a film could crush my soul in such a beautiful way.
Lucas Kibler seriously, the first time that I saw this film I shared several tears. And the subsequent viewings have not yielded different results.
Lucas Kibler...Beautiful and succinct way to sum up the experience (which was mine as well) of this movie. Be well.
You should check out Manchester by the Sea. It broke my heart entirely.
@@ColbyWanKenoby Garbage film
Closest I gotten to shedding a tear
And then he went on to become a getaway man for criminals in L.A. They called him The Driver.
Indie Blue such an underrated comment. you deserve a medal for that honestly, couldn’t have said it any better!!
My theory is that the place beyond the pines is Drive 2, the driver runaway from L.A and then start to use a motorcycle and covers his whole body with tatoos
before being the driver he went by the alias lars lindstrom and was shy and awkward which explains why he is silent mpst of the time in drive
Lol love that movie
G Schuller i feel like if luke was the driver bradley coopers character would be dead lmao
The tragedy of the film is that by the end Jason ends up in the same position as his father: no money, no future. Just a lone wanderer on a bike. It implies that the cycle of poverty, crime and death will continue.
Hey man, at least he's finally happy and free. Not everyone can achieve that
I see it as he's left the place beyond the pines. He's left behind the sins of his father but still carrying on his spirit
I felt the same way until I saw someone else's take on it. While it's true it seems there's ambiguity about how Jason's future will end because he's in the same position Luke likely was (e.g: no father, no money as you said, a vagabond on a bike), there's a lot of visual clues to show that Jason probably won't follow completely in his father's footsteps. The first scene you see Luke ride, he's in a cage, at night, representing how small and stifled his life will be. This is in contrast to Jason, whose path is wide, open, beautiful and most importantly, full of vibrant light. I think the film means to imply that Jason's future isn't bound by Luke's tragic life, but he clearly carries the wildness that Luke embodied as well.
@@Ligierthegreensun wow nice catch man
You never leave upstate NY for good... lol he will be back
one of the best ending scenes to a film ever, great use of music and the postcard, what a nice touch. There are no winners in this film
+John Wils How isn't he a winner...?
He, just like Coopers' son, ends up exactly as their dads. Just like Gosling was a looser his son will see the same fate.
Not necessarily. Many that I grew up with in Schenectady did what Jason did. I travelled west to the Pacific and never moved back. This movie has a real feel of my home town in so many ways. The film stirred up a lot of old memories. The dense green of the woods particularly.
Growing up without his father, estranged from his mother. Didnt have a happy ending feeling to me, just a poignant and powerful ending.
John Wils The movie starts with Luke riding into a cage, it ends with his son Jason riding off into the open road. That's a happy ending if you ask me, Luke's son was able to overcome what he never could and that's the ultimate goal for a father, for your son to be a better man than you were.
When Romina opens the letter from jason and sees the family photo as Ninna nanna plays in the background... Almost brings a tear to my eyes everytime.
Almost...it does everytime for me
The boy picked a real good first bike. Dad would have been proud. Nothing like buying something from a man who knows how to maintain and care for things. The man who sold the boy the bike, was just like Luke in that regard. Before Luke had a family, he had his bike. It ran like a champ because he took care of it. Luke wanted to care for his family, too, after he knew he had one.
Eric Lain and can’t go wrong with Honda , those bikes keep running forever.
It's just sad he didnt know how.
I love this movie. It feels like a 7 season epic condensed into a 2 and a half hour masterpiece.
Couldn’t have said it better myself
He asked him if he ever ride before because kid sits on the bike from the wrong side (right side). Such an underrated movie.
Lol, I never realized that.
Thought the exact same thing. Great attention to detail on the bikes in this film.
Good God this movie was devastating.
Devastatingly inspiring, it tells us not to get chained by the past and start living our own life.
@@tinitusrhy5138 It's heavily implied that Jason is following the same path his father did. The symbolism of the bike shows a deep connection to his father. At some point Luke talks about how he didn't have his father and "look how he ended up". While it's possible Jason doesn't follow in that path, it's very likely given that he's leaving his entire social support, having not finished school and barely money to his name, just a bike and ideas about moving westward. I don't see the ending as inspiring, it seems really tragic.
@@Ligierthegreensun well said i too believe that this movie was tragic from start to finish
that's Derek Cianfrance for you
Yep, I just watched this movie for the first time today and it really blew my mind. One of the most gut wrenchingly sad movies ive ever seen.
Already loved this movie until the last scene, then when "The Wolves" came on by Bon Iver, it just turned amazing
I know I couldn't believe it when 'the wolves act 1 and 2 came' on, it's one of my favourite Bon Iver songs! It suited the end of this film so well and it made me love the film even more!!!
Alexander Bornestrand yes!!!!!
and Mike Patton does a stellar job composing the music!
Rust and Bone did the same thing and it was released the same year
The sad thing about this movie is that it's so relatable to many of us. Luke and Romina were made for each other but were separated by life. If they were strong enough to fight and push for each other they could've lived a beautiful life with Jason as a complete family. We all get pushed and pulled in life....sadly we often aren't strong enough to overcome our demons.
Damn, man. That hit hard
Literally me
Or fear we won't make it with the options we have. Life is hard. Some of us have to just keep trying; pushing forward while trying to give each other support. And no alcohol or drugs.
My dad was a bank robber ive never met him, and i was a reject my whole life till my father saved, cleaned, and found me, seeing that boy get out clan without blood on his hands and made it beyond the pines broke me, few movies to ever make me cry.
Jason wanted to do the one thing he heard his dad was good at. Everything else he knew about his dad was bad, but he asked the friend if his dad was good at anything. The guy tells him he was the best rider he had ever seen, and therefore, Jason wanted to do that... hence, the motorcycle.
A truly great movie...Breaks my heart when Romina opens the letter
Bon Iver was so perfect for this ending.
I really admired the stepfather. He was truly committed to his family and genuinely cared for his stepson as if he were his own son. Great movie!!!
“Someday my pain will harness your blame” those lyrics are so fitting.
This movie touches on so many things.
Family
Consequence
Legacy
It takes all these things, and weaves them into a fantastic story.
Love the subtle emotion of the scene, and then BAM... they hit with the most perfect song ever!
The little sigh when she opens the picture, she’s transported back to that moment for a second. That little gasp, she remembers that moment and as much as she can’t help it, she can’t help but remember that happiness she felt with Luke in that moment. Beautiful.
Don’t usually comment on videos. However, this movie is genuinely one of the best of all time. Can’t believe it’s so underrated especially with all the talent in it. I hope that one day people will realise how great it really is and start ranking it among the greatest movies of all time.
see this is how you make a movie
no bs cgi, no quantum whatsoever laser power bla bla. Just pure art.
That last shot really got me. As someone who grew up in Upstate New York, and always loved the way the mountains looked around there, this ending really captured the feelings of freedom and relief that I always associated being a teenager with when I was little. It's hard to describe how perfect that ending was for me.
I was screaming fuck fuck fuck when I seen he bike go off down the road because I knew it was the end
“Kid wait you forgot the freakin title! and I want my plate back!” 😂
Yup my tghts immediately
I start to cry everytime I watch to it.
daphne carr your not the only one
Yeeeeep.
Seen a lot of films , some which I teared up, or jumped or just laughed.
I remember tearing up during this ending, clapping by myself and walking out full of tears.
A beautiful movie. Thank you.
What an incredible, heartbreaking movie. Deserves more recognition.
this film should have been on the Oscar list.
This movie was like Jake Gyllenhaals performance in Prisoners. Just wow. The song in the end with the photo makes you wanna cry your eyes out.
Prisoners was ok.. this movie is much better imo
@@davidb3271 prisoners was amazing, both were fantastic movies A+
Yes, the part with the photo and the song is where i tested up and cried watching this movie. She likely didn't even remember what her sons father looked like.
jason made me miss luke every minute
I just started crying without really remembering the story I must have balled my eyes out at the time. I do remember it was a masterpiece.
it botters me because he didn't get the papers and all the documentation of the bike.
Yeah and it bothered me that he didn't even say goodbye to the vendor, just drove off.
Yeah, I was hoping he'd say "it's in my blood".
I was hoping he would run over the vendor with the motorbike. that would be cool
Martindyna, I like how he did that, most likely his dad would have done that to
@@Martindyna Would have been funny if he just responded "nope." then peeled out.
God, I love too, how the boy just pops her in gear, floats to the turn, and lays into those gears once on the road. Almost like it's in his blood.... :) He should have gotten the title and that bill of sale, though :D
Yeah i loved how he went through the gears like a seasoned rider; would make a great bike advertisement showing the freedom a bike gives you.
Love how he doesn’t reply to him, just rides off. Luke would have done that
Growing up where this film took place, they did a beautiful job. So much accuracy in this film
I can't believe I just saw this movie. Very real characters and definitely underrated. Every one watching this can either relate to, or has been one of these characters! Good Health to everyone. and have a Great Day Always!
The brilliance of this film is that it’s not based on a novel or a remake. It is completely original and films like this are so rare nowadays.
I cried like 5 times this movie is so awesome!
One of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
This movie was brilliant than it ends with Bon Iver soundtrack masterpiece !!
One son lost a father and one father lost a son.
Movie that made me love motorcycles. Buying my first one tomorrow
David Burdon did you get it?
@@samuellongdon9932 Yamaha Fazer 600. Runs like a champ. Do you ride?
The song of bon iver at the end made me cry like a baby😭😭 i didn’t expect it
That noise the bike makes while he’s riding away is just insane.
U ever rid one of these before?”
Jason drives off like a pro....”dude its in my blood to drive one of these”
that song... makes this movie so much better!
What a film.. Masterpiece
It was a great movie. This last scene was filmed right by where I live in upstate NY in the Adirondack mountains, the scenic motorbike ride at the end of the clip.
This excellent film has a scene that is so stunning that, I'm glad to say, no one has described it since it would be such a major spoiler. A must see.
Man, those opening chords of The Wolves over this scene wrecks me.
I love those movies, where the ending turns a "pretty good" movie to a " great and getting emotional" movie. This ending surely did this big time. Proof: i looked it up on RUclips. That scene with the picture and the music... Fantastic!
Hi! weird to reply to your comment by me asking, but I have to; so do you know what song is played in the background of the scene where The mother receives the old photograph? thank you
I can’t believe it’s almost Been 10 years since I watched this movie.
The use of both Frates and Bon Iver makes this movie even better. It is already my favorite film of all time, but those two songs seal the deal
Those goose bumps doe
Have you ever ridden one of these before?
*just goes*
Powerful.
Great ending. He carries his father's sprit with him yet moves on from the violence and hate that plagued his late father and cost him his life.
This is such an underrated movie
This movie only ends once the end credits are gone, too bad the video cuts off too early. That ending song is just amazing.
Wow, what an Ending he decides to leave because of his Mom & Stepfather lying about and Real Father and goes out on his own to make a Life for himself. I wonder how he'll be able to provide for himself ?
Ryder Benson like father like son.
Just think about it for a sec, not only did jason discovered the truth about his dad and his dad’s past was being hidden from him. he also had to leave anyways after pistol whipping AJ and kidnapped and robbed Bradly cooper. I’m sure Jason felt miserable just knowing that Bradly cooper is the district attorney for the town and is the one that killed his father. Im guessing the more he stayed in that town it will just give him more Depression to use drugs and being in trouble. I’m sure he left for the greater good from being away from the law and causing anymore trouble for his family. I would have left to tbh lol.
Jason is like goodbye bullshit life and hello brighter and new future. I love how he escapes his awful house and now he can be his own person. You have to ask Romina if you could, "Was it really worth it? Lying to him and denying him of his real father? Now your own son wants nothing to do with you and never wants to see you ever again." In the end, she paid the price
But when he called her before he got shot he asked her never to tell her son about him. In a way she was honoring his last wishes.
every comment section of every clip of this film....."this is an underrated film"
Yeah lol at what point is it not underrated amymore.
i wish someone i knew appreciated this movie as much as i do
Dane is gorgeous.
I know
He is
the attention to detail, no one here is commenting on that sigh you can ear at 2:36 when she sees the picture
Sad that all Jason had of his family...was a picture
This is not movie, this is life
This is such a good advertisement for Honda
Guess he sold Cooper's car to buy that bike!
Robbed of a Best Picture nomination and best cinematography nomination
THIS SONG THE WOLVES ACT I & II ARE SO BEAUTIFUL⚘ I FELL IN LOVE WITH THIS SONG⚘
Great ending song and shot.
A movie that encapsulates the legacy passed from father to son, and the variable age between them.
But in this moment, it really shows what legacy means to this character, and how legacy can be chosen to take with, or that has always been there. Inheritance.
It's a very heartwrenching story of life,loss,revenge,and ultimately redemption and closure...I was very impressed with Bradley Cooper's performance...great crime drama....kudos to The Place Beyond The Pines!!!
I don't know if you noticed but at the end you can hear sirens. This may suggest that the boy follows the same outlaw path as his father.
when I heard the wolves, that was it, perfect closure
Wow, same here buddy...amazing how a good song + a good ending can make you feel like...
loved this movie was awesome
I really like the ending of the movie, a direct parallel to the French movie Rust and Bone, and it was released right at the same time!
Great movie filmed right by me. If I ever get home sick I’ll watch this scene and think about the wonders of upstate ny
I took Bradley coopers double glance at his father as him finally admiring him as a great man and maybe it being time for him to change.
The part where she pulls out the photo made me cry so hard
If this isnt the saddest movie i dont know.
It seems Luke actually rode 2 types of bikes ,one an 2 stroke and the other a 4 stroke.can hear the difference in motor engine sound in each scenes
What a movie!!!
This ending would have been so much better if it had ended with trailer music. The same song played with Luke drove off.
Brandon Lawson someday my pain
I think the song choice is meant to reflect that something is different. Jason is now free (or is he?). If the same music that we heard in the trailer and throughout the movie had played it would’ve suggested that nothing changed.
I think by sending the letter he is saying ‘I am my fathers son’ then the ending confirms it
He bought a motorcycle without title xd
The perfect ending to a perfect movie.
What a movie.
Agree, the movie is beautiful.
When the man said have you ever ridden one of these before jason should of said no but my father did.
John Saunders It was said without dialogue. A truly beautiful moment in filmmaking.
Top film ever