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Room Movie CLIP - Alice (2015) - Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay Movie HD
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Room Movie CLIP - Alice (2015) - Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay Movie HD
After 5-year-old Jack and his mother escape from the enclosed surroundings that Jack has known his entire life, the boy makes a thrilling discovery: the outside world.
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This scene made me cry because she made you feel the desperation in trying to get him to understand yet her still trying to stay strong. It must've been frustrating knowing that the only person who can help you has no idea the world exists and how scary it would've been if he never responded to the truth.
Omg I just felt the same thing.... just 01 minute of movie, has more feeling, intense, deep and real message, than many of movies has in entire story.
+Byron Vasquez Jr. There is an interview where Brie says "I want to discover the real difference between truth and honesty" and you hit the nail on the head in your last sentence.
Well, Old Nick was a pig and he tried to seduce Joy Just like Hades seduce Persephone
I saw in an interview, that Lenny, the director, told Brie in this particular scene to try and explain her story to him carefully, and calmly but not to scare him. He privately told Jacob to interrupt Brie and to question what she says. She didn't know he would do that which is why she becomes frustrated! It's like playing tug of war.
they cut the end where Jack says I dont believe in your stinky world, he gives her such a look at the end, something that Jacob just did and wasn't directed to do
Great directing
No wonder she paused looking a little confused when he first said “Nah!”
Critically Speaking Oh, that’s smart.
I'm not a mom, but I know moms think their children are unbearable at least once a day, so
This scene won her the Oscar.
really? out of all the Oscar worthy scenes I dont think it was this one. I'm thinking more the range of emotions she displays, both genuine and fake, when she pretends Jack is dead in the rug and then he takes Jack away and she instantly starts gasping and crying, amazing.
It's hard to say, it's a colloquially brilliant work, rescue scene is a defining moment in cinematic history, it really tore me apart
I think this was the clip they used during the Oscars. It’s a pretty good highlight clip for Jacob as well.
I would say the scene where she argues with the Mother character and when Showing frustration and anger that Jack can't act like a normal child.
she is so wooden more wooden that Groot.
0:53 The way she says "There wasn't a dog"
Her breaking voice 😭
Brie larson really deserved that Oscar
Is that because they choose her to play Captain Marvel. I Hope that Jacob Tremblay will play Jacen Syndulla for his 18th birthday in the spin off set between the Mandalorian and Force Awakens and he will be super great and Imagine that Jacen meets captain Marvel :)
She won the bloody Oscar dammit
I’m sorry but the “WHERE WAS I!” and the “You were still up in heaven.” makes me giggle because it’s just such a sweet response to his obvious frustration.
"Nah!"
I want to use that in arguments.
This scene is kinda disturbing yet powerful. I can feel her desperation to have the boy know their situation. Makes me wanna watch it. Now I know why Brie Larson is winning. I know she'll win the Oscar!
She did!!
Wow, that doesn't look like a boy
Samuel Rocha García Well it is.
zoorockf1 exactly
@@ShuyaTheDark In the movie, the mother and son aren’t allowed any sharp objects that they could use against their captor so his hair is never cut.
there’s something in the book that wasn’t explained in the movie, and i think it should have:
as Old Nick had lost his job about six months ago, he was running out of money. Joy then has to explain to Jack, once he understands that there’s a world outside Room, that once Old Nick can’t afford basic things, his house will be taken by the bank. Old Nick wouldn’t let the bank find Joy and Jack because he’d be in bigger trouble, so Joy is pretty sure he’ll kill them before that. That’s why Joy was in such a hurry to get out. She could have explained when he was six, she might have considered he’d understand better. And Jack is scared, he’d rather do this later, but that can’t happen because it’s now or never.
It was pretty obvious in the movie.
@@vegangurly it definitely was. never read the book but i could tell
@@daydreams6956 nope it wasn't....it just looked rushed that she wanted to do it so fast
@@saitama2508 I've never read the book but there is a scene where he (old nick) doesn't buy the vitamins and says that they are a waste of money Joy says they wouldn't need vitamins if they had a good diet with lots of nutrition. Old nick says he can't afford to buy them more food that joy doesn't understand the state of the world, that he lost his job 6 months ago. Ma says "You need to get another one" or something like that. Then the power goes off and ma tells jack the story of how she got to room. I understood what was happening from context but I can see how some would miss it.
@MrTron I thought he cut their power on purpose to punish her for trying to attack him whem Jack woke up Old Nick. The movie didnt actually make it super clear that the money issue was the exact reason she suddenly needed to escape. He even said "you brought that on yourself" when Ma blames Old Nick for getting Jack fake sick when he cut the power. I just assumed she was waiting for when Jack was old enough to help her with a plan
Old Nick is an old slang term for Satan or the Devil.
TheLaughIndustry Ohhh.. Thanks for letting me know.
"Old Nick stole me..."
Brie Larson's acting Oscar was not wasted, she is absolutely heartbreaking. I think people like Old Nick have no business calling themselves human beings; they're a very unique and particular form of evil, and deserve nothing but the worst punishment.
+Laura Dietrich Old Nick is another word for Satan.
That line is so sad!
Old Nick should be on the best villains of the decade. Sean played him very well. He is Hated, perverted, and definitely no human. Also scary in some scenes.
The embodiment of Old Nick would be Michel Fourniret. Look him up.
@@moisemensah8233 or Wolfgang Přiklopil. He literally did what happens in the movie
When you see this scene you knew that Brie would get an Oscar. I felt so much anger at the kid, anger at the guy who abducted her and so much anger for the world. This story emulated a story that actually happened in California. My dad worked 2 blocks away from a girl who was abducted and held prisoner in a shed for over 10 years. This stuff happens... and there is evil out there. If Brie doesn't get this Oscar there is something wrong.
@blobasdfghjklqwertyuiop Jaycee was abducted for 18 years....yes her story was similar too
this scene is just perfect. you can feel Joy’s desperation because her only company, the only person who can actually help, can’t understand what she’s saying.
and it’s logical that Jack doesn’t understand because he’s never been outside, he’s never seen the world and he’s been told that what he sees on TV isn’t real or it’s other planets. and he’s just a kid, his imagination can make everything make some sense; like Old Nick being half real or the door leading to outer space. and Joy can’t yet figure out a way to make him realise what’s going on and you can see her trying so hard. it’s one of the best scenes in the whole movie.
Like elisabeth fritzl's kids
It's a bit frustrating watching this. I can imagine losing my temper with him very easily. But, it's a child so his ignorance (I guess you could call it that) is understandable, forgiveable, and realistic.
But in a moment like that, I'd be furious.
missA m How did you get upvotes? This movie is beautiful.
Eton Ji I can understand why she got upvotes 😂 Obviously none of us have been placed in this type of situation, so I can’t say that I’d be any different. But he doesn’t stay quiet long enough for her to speak, and he has an incredibly demanding attitude so for some watching the movie it can be rather frustrating.
Yes but it would literally be like trying to convince a six year old that the world they know isn’t real
O yeah i thought i was the only one frustrated. But its true, thats how a child who has never known better would respond. The room is all he knew so we cant really blame him.
All in all Jacob makes an excellent child actor for having made us frustrated
That's why I love this scene. You understand both perspectives. Brie's character for knowing that she's fabricated a lie for his entire life and Jacob's for knowing those 4 walls his entire life
I felt that when she said “ old nick stole me “. 😭 im not crying your crying.
Jacob Tremblay is amazing
I thought he was great in this movie and good boys!
@@kentonpryor7091 He’s one of the best child actors working today.
The first half an hour of this movie was absolutely terrifying- 7 years in that space? It seems unbearable, I can't imagine the terror she must have felt when she wasn't sure her Jack would understand, and she might have to be in that room for the rest of her life. Amazing movie, so glad she won the oscar.
Thomas Ellison she did?
@@andrea_5199 huh?
Goodness, I cannot believe I watched this movie late. This is one of the best and most powerful films I have ever seen - amazing acting and well-shot scenes. Brie Larson absolutely deserves her Oscar, and Jacob Tremblay - talk about such a fantastic young talent!
You should read the book .
I watched this last night, and this scene was tough and awesome. I felt for both characters. I'm not mad at Jack, cause this was his "wonderful home" , and his mom was breaking his heart( his point of view) by telling him it's some bad place they're not supposed to really be in. Tough situation for her as a mother and victim too. Well written and acted by both.
Facts
The frustration from both of them is heartbreaking. Joy because she's trying her damn hardest and Jack because he's convince his Mum is lying, I was unaware of this film and book for so long and now they're in my top five lists
Something I realized is that Room also serves as a metaphor for childhood, when Jack was in Room life was so simple and straightforward, for him all he knew was playing and having fun, and when they finally got out and into the real world he finds out there’s so much more complexities in life, some good but also some bad, when you hear Jack say “I wanna go back to Room” it’s basically like him saying “I want my childhood naïveté back” this whole movie essentially shows what it’s like to grow up, you’re able to experience all these new incredible things but at the cost of the simpler life you used to have
“Brie Larson is the next Kristen Stewart!!! Have you seen her in Captain Marvel?”
This scene disproves this
and Kristen Stewart's non-twilight work disproves that KStew can't act...
only idiot/troll will say Brie can't act after seeing ROOM. Even Brie hater can't deny how amazing she is in ROOM. this movie show clear that is not Brie fault Captain Marvel bland, its director and Writer fault.
kristen stewart can act, everything after twilight proves that, even twilight didn’t have bad actor, people are just annoying.
the fact that Marvel held the whole script and made her work on Avengers first before she even knowing CM (solo movie), wasted her best skills (show emotions). I saw an interview of her, the director says "hey, there are 4 people in the room, you have to ask about Fury" ...and that`s it, no more info....like, wtf?
Erin Lindsay You’re aware she basically didn’t show emotion cause her character was like that in the beginning
I have watched this movie 29 times. And I still get emotional through it. I'm not ashamed.
As critically acclaimed as this film was, and as much recognition as it received, I still feel that it is being undervalued right now. In the age of super hero movies, people stuck in their own worlds, and instant gratification, this movie may be out of its time slightly. However, looking back, I really believe this film will be appreciated even more. I truly believe it is one of the best films I have ever seen. The most powerful movie experience I have ever had, Room.
Nathan Erickson two years later Brie Larson is captain marvel on the big screen
Best scene of the entire movie
timothy wong. jack in,police car .saw his mom again
@@uhhallie I agree...that car scene was so emotional...another scene was when joy sees Jack leaving room in that carpet - knowing she might never see him again
Naaah!!!
NAH!
Why am i still crying???
i know! i saw it a week ago! and i still cry when i see this, and the rug scene where he tells her "i hate you" :(
Because u thought the scene was really sad
Cuz youre human with real emotions
Ok brie larson is incredible as always, but why is nobody talking about the KIDS acting skill...! It's so amazing how he portrays this complex moment. You feel for him so bad, but you also feel annoyed by him. he's just a little kid after all. you want him to understand what he's being told so desperately but you also wish he didn't have to hear it at all. His timing and tone fuels that atmosphere so well, the frustration a small child would feel being told an impossible truth, one they want to deny, and as one might imagine, having a million questions to ask, vs. her trying to get relief from her confession, shes tried so hard SO long for escape, all the years of being forced into this lie coming to a head, and he doesnt even want the truth. His reaction is almost reminiscent of movie scenes where a child finds out a beloved family member dies. . . he's feeling /loss/ for what he thought his life was, and he's in denial, which are very mature emotions, but damn he's still just a little kid and so so confused. and their back and forth is so realistic, some real mom/son chemistry behind it.
Everybody was praising him when this was released
What I like about this scene is how Jack doesn't just except the truth, he doesn't want to listen. Brie Larson does a great job playing Joyce, her performance moved me to tears throughout the whole movie.
In this whole scene the most appreciative thing is Brie Larson's expression , boy what an actor
Saw this movie today for the first time. A masterpiece. The power of a child's innocence and the love/bond between a mother and her child. Beautiful, magical.
Brie Larson is so talented and I hope that the Captain Marvel sequel actually does her justice. She has serious acting chops
Im from the future. It did not.
“Where was I?”
“You were still up in heaven.”
I appreciate Larson’s deadpan delivery on this, it made it 10x funnier
Room is easily the best film in have seen this decade
Easily one of my Top 10 favorite movies.
This is the movie that made me fall in love with both jacob and brie... its so powerful and jacob was just a child but so talented..
She’s trying to psych her son up so he can feel hopeful and carry on the dream so she can feed off of it and keep going! So powerful, so transcending.
this was one of my favorite scene. i recommend this movie/book to everyone
I saw this movie shortly after it went to streaming. After watching Lessons in Chemistry, I wanted to see it again and I've watched it five or six times in the past two months,. This scene, and also the scene at the end where they go back to Room really get me. There are also some amazingly understated moments of great acting, like when Ma and Jack are in the police car and he wants to go to bed, in room, and the look on her face conveys that she completely gets why he wants that, and is kind of alone in her relief about the escape. Joan ALlen's face when Jack tells her how he slept in Wardrobe when Old Nick came is also amazing.
You can love or hate Brie Larson all you want, but this movie is one of her best performances and that is something nobody can deny.
Jacob and Brie are so good in this it seems so natural wth
She won oscar then? Good. She had like every scene perfect, in my book.
Brie Larson is such an amazing actress.
this film is so beautiful but soo freaking depressing. I tear up so many times from this scene & many other scenes.
A lot of people keep hating on her just because of Captain Marvel. Tbh, CM wasn’t that bad, but every actor was in a bad and good movie. Brie’s not the only one.
This scene is so beautifully acted and directed I mean every angst, desperation is there in her eyes
This scene breaks my heart into 1000 piece😭💔 Brie truly did deserve the Oscar for this and Trembley should’ve received a nomination. People who hate on her are idiots.
i know everyone talks about brie in this scene, which she did incredible on. but jacob tremblay did a phenomenal job. he’s so good at acting already
Great movie and a brilliant little actor. I can't believe how great this little boy acts especially because when he played in The Smurfs, he wasn't too good, I mean yeah he was younger then but yeah, both are such incredible actors. I love this movie.
This is my all time favorite movie and Brie Larson is my all time favorite actress. And I love that kid.
I already saw the movie. And after see this clip , im crying Like it was the first time
THIS is the movie that made me fall in love with jacob tremblay! A child who is so so amazing at acting! Ive watched him in every movie he’s done since because he blows me away every single time
I know this is supposed to be sad but when jack kept interrupting her asking questions I couldn’t help but laugh. But then again he doesn’t understand all he know is that room his mom and old nick
This scene was not suppose to be funny
This performance by Brie Larson is nothing short of a masterclass, the depth, the quality, the range and the emotions she brings in just one singluar performance is spectacular, this film literally made me a better person, the kind is great as well
@@mattmccaslinjjj he is tho her acting feels so organic but its full of details
Kudos to Ma for being patient with Jack despite him constantly interrupting her while she was telling the truth on what happened.
Brie Larson is the most gifted performer ever if she can give a performance of this level and calibre then she can do anything
This scene won her the Oscar!
Touchable movie , they both make me cry from the heart, the movie full with others adorable scenes.
When she said to her mom: sorry for not being nice any more.
And when she said to him: i am not good enough mom but he simply said: but you my mom, then she said: I am with touchable heart . and when she thought to make Jack pretend as dead and he said: nooo . and when they front of mirror . thank you Brie and Jack for that movie, great job, god bless you.
This scene will ALWAYS get to me
This is the scene that earned Brie Larson an Oscar! :D
This reminds me of a part in the little mermaid by hans christian anderson where the mermaid's grandmother doesnt know how to explain birds so she just called them fishes. And the little mermaid is totally mind blown by how flowers have scent because the ones in the ocean dont have scent at all.
its so creepy knowing that there people being held captive in sheds out there right now, just made into toys for creepy devils to torment....
I felt every emotion in this scene.
Luca: I want a different story!
Captain Marvel: No! This is the story that you get!
People who think Brie isn’t a great actress have brain rot
Jack isn't this, well, isn't this angry in the book. Yet again, this is the power of acting.
We must not have read the same book, there's definitely the line "I want a different story !" in the book. Plus, just as in the film, he's definitely angry at his ma for telling him that, as he thinks she's tricking him. The thing is that in the book, Jack is telling the whole story, so maybe you pictured the scene differently. Jacob Tremblay is really amazing in this scene!
+Ant1 yeah, I agree. It's just with a book, you teally don't feel that much emotion in the words, yet with the movie, the viewer can do so through Jack's attitude.
she is blowing his whole world apart, litterally, so he will be angry and confused
It's just brilliant who real brie made the character of a mother coz she isn't one in real life and was 24 when she shot it 👍👍👍
A powerful, powerful movie. Great performances by Brie and Jacob,. The book is also great.
This movie got to me; I was crying 😢
You’re tearing me apaht, Brie!
Your user name is epic
This scene made me feel for r her character. I desperately wanted him to understand.
Whoever thinks Brie Larson isn’t a good actor they need to watch this
He's so adorable!
oh I remember...i love this movie...she deserved that Oscar
It only took me about two seconds after hearing and understanding about this movie that I decided I really wanna see it.
I remember seeing this exact clip on Seth Meyers' show when they were promoting this movie. This scene hooked me, and the movie broke me. So much raw emotion and excellent film making on display here in one short clip
...and I'm crying all over again
this movie is probably the best movie i'v seen in my life...
Why does this film give me so much anxitey
Jacob Tremblay is incredible
It’s so heartbreaking that the little boy doesn’t understand
Just too innocent to understand what’s going on.
I did not hit her! It's not true! It's bullshit! I did no-oops, wrong movie!
Wrong room 😂
Jack is really really loud! He has a really shrill voice.
Kinda makes you think that if Jack hadn't been reading Alice out loud she may never have hatched that plan
My favorite MOVIE 💯
The book was haunting and vivid! This scene is just like it was in the book.
This movie broke me in half.
OK I can see why she got the oscar.
0:36 His face 😭
jack didn't understand
“You we’re still up in heaven”
Bittersweet melodies song anyone
"NAH!" xD
I found this scene very powerful and desterbing at the same time, but I love how the writer of the book explained how the child may have seen the world knowing that this is all he knew. Many of you reading my comment may not know 'Room' the book is enpired by a true story, Elizabeth frizel was kept hostage by her father for 24 years and had 7 children, felix was the youngest and he was 5.
I was 12 when this came out!
Imagine being the kid tho and just having your whole reality crumble before you
somebody: the sun rises in the east and sets in the west
me: NAH
Try to download the movie
She shoulda just told him Plato's allegory of the cave. 🙃
I would like to see that Jacob Tremblay Will play Jacen Syndulla for his 18th birthday in a spin off of star wars set between the Mandalorian and Force Awakens and Imagine that Jacen Will meets Carol Denvers/Captain Marvel :)
"What's the dog's name?" XD
This scene seemed like it sounded like Brie Larson's character and her son sounds like Jaycee Dugard: It really hits home because she was kidnapped, held in a shed and raped and had two daughters. I always wonder if Brie Larson's character went through this.
One of the greatest movies of all-time
Brie Larson is the best actress in the world
It’s fun to see Joy break down emotionally then to have it be followed up by “🎶Cadbury Shots🎶”