I love how Charlie's "Yes you are" in response to "I'm an excellent driver" is what prompts Raymond to touch his forehead to Charlie's. Every other time he's said "I'm an excellent driver," Charlie has pretty much ignored him. But now Charlie gives him validation, the same kind that their dad probably did on his visits to Wallbrook, and Raymond shows his gratitude and love without words.
Unless the director reacted amazingly to this “off-script” moment and panned in perfectly for a zoom-in close up, there is no way in hell that head touch was improvised.
my little bro have the same condition, and everytime when i watch this scene is impossible to me contain my tears ;c such a beautifull movie, more when your bro is special
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@epicfail23 I disagree. Charlie was alone for many years, he had no one. His mother died when he was a baby And his father treated him terribly. He learns he has a brother he didn't know existed. He doesn't know how to react to it but the scene in the bathroom opens his eyes slightly in that he's not alone anymore. And he begins to feel something real for the first time in his life. That's huge character development
+Dorian Tisato But that's According to "The Movie" The REAL Rain Man's Name was "KIM PEEK" He Lived In Salt Lake City, Utah" There's a Documentary here on RUclips about him. THE TRUE STORY He was Like a Living "GOOGLE" , Before Google that is " You ALL Should Watch it. I live down Near St.George Utah In the Lower Left hand Corner of the State of Utah.
People comment about this movie as though it is not a film but a newsreel event; real. The talent that both main actors who lead this heartbreaking tale possess is beyond amazing. Dustin Hoffman seemed to not act; rather, he "became" Ray. He must have studied intensely for this part, but even meeting and observing other savant sufferers cannot allow the viewer to think that Mr. Hoffman did not immerse his entire soul into this film. His portrayal is more than flawless. Dustin "is" Raymond. Likewise, Tom Cruise played off his part in near perfection, as first the outraged left out son and then to breaking beyond the past to learn to appreciate and most of all love his brother. I cannot imagine another pair of actors who could have been more emotionally in tune with one another and the plot of this film. Although the movie is somewhat based on a real condition, Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman will be forever after synonymous with the term "Rain Man." A heartbreaking and inspirational event made real by a group of fine actors. Unforgettable.
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My older brothers autistic. Ive never heard him talk. My sister nd parents used to tell me about it, his voice. Now being older, i would give anything to hear his voice just once. I want him to tell me about evrything ppl did to him, and i would do anything to give him the justice he deserves. Heres to you, mike.
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This is a very touching scene. I can't stop crying. I have an older brother with autism too. And I feel awfully bad for mistreating him for all these years. :' (
I am an aspie and did not realize until I was an adult, growing in an abusive house and trying to figure out who I am while looking after my younger siblings, now I am the father of 2 lovely girls which even if I did not know the true meaning I am sure I love completely I am always telling them that I might have no idea how they feel or where they are most of the time but unlike the people I grew up with I dont want them to feel they cannot tell me, patience and trust me, if someone like me or Ray tells you "I love you" or you ask someone like me and he/she says yes, trust me, that person mean it
These two actors played an absolutely exceptional role. This scene made me cry my eyes out. It was so sweet seeing Charlie come around and actually love his brother. I just can't put into words the emotion i feel
Charlie and Raymond both show their character development in this brilliant, beautiful scene. Charlie shows a compassion and selflessness that he never had at the beginning of the film; he's learned to love Raymond and put his needs before his own. And there are little moments all throughout the scene that show Raymond's love for Charlie. Initially, Raymond does not like touching anyone or being touched; Vern says he has never touched him in the many years they've known each other. But here, not only does he allow Charlie to sit close to him, rub his back, and kiss his forehead without a single complaint or flinch - indicating that he feels safe with Charlie and trusts him - he INITIATES contact for the first time by touching his head to Charlie's, the only way he's able to say "I love you" to his brother. And at the end, he calls Charlie his main man and spells his name just like he did with Vern, indicating that Charlie has replaced Vern as his main man. Dr. Bruner and Charlie are both right in the end; Raymond is more comfortable and safe living at Wallbrook, but he indeed made a strong, deep connection with Charlie that will last the rest of their lives. What a beautifully written and acted scene in a magnificent film. Bravo.
Whoever bashes Tom Cruise should watch this movie, and pay attention, especially to this scene. Classic movie magic--very touching, and sad, but yet, Hollywood. Hoffman was amazing in this as well, throughout the entire film. Couldn't believe that initially they wanted Jack Nicholson or someone else to play Charlie. Just wouldn't work, man.
Outstanding performances from the two leads, but for me Cruise is the stand-out for his portrayal of the extraordinary development of his character. If this scene doesn't make you cry, you need to check your pulse.
My g/f watched this last night with me and she actually cried during this scene. It's one of the greatest scenes in movie history if you just pay attention
gotta admit, there was so much simplicity in this scene but i cried, it really shakes you up and Dustin laying his head on Tom's as a way to express himself really showed how much he grew around his brother. Incredible stuff right there. Forgot to say this but the score for this movie was incredible! Hans Zimmer really nailed it.
the end of scene of brothers seperated kind of has a godfather 2 undertone when tom cruise is looking out the window and then looks back at his brother raymond kind of similar to the michael fredo scene when michael disowns his brother fredo BRILLIANT SCENES
What made this scene even more touching is that Dustin Hoffman put his head on Cruise’s head. That’s not in the script.He knew that’s what he would do as a character. Thanks Mr. Hoffman!
This scene never fails to touch my heart. As the back cover of the film said: “What began as an unsentimental act of rebellion became a journey of self discovery that expanded the narrow confines of Raymond’s world, and allowed Charlie to grow beyond the limits of his own hardened heart.”
Re: music when they touch heads, it is on a cd called Rain Man Original MGM Motion Picture Score music composed by Hans Zimmer. The disc is entirely instrumental and every piece of music from the entire film, every scene, can be found on it. You can purchase it on amazon in the US and the UK. Re: Tom Cruise, I've always believed this to be the best performance of his career, worthy of an Oscar. I was baffled when I learned that he was not even nominated.
let this scene be a big lesson for anyone who's unfamilair with Autism: just because we act diffrent than what is concidered to be the 'social norm' doesn't mean we can't feel or understand the concept of emotions. I say we because I'm on the spectrum as well. also some advice for parents who recently found out that their kid suffers from autism watch disney/animated movies with them and find out what their main interest is. that way the can learn how to recognize surton emotions and facial expressions and you can teach them surton things by relaying them towards their interests. if you want some kind of proof that disney movies can have a positive effect on autistic people, watch the documantary "Life, Animated" and you'll see what I mean.
I made a shortfilm about autism, since i’m autistic myself and have a strong dislike for the representation in film. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/dr4bX8qmed0/видео.html
I have a brother who is higher functioning than Ray and I have Aspergers. This scene always gets to me. Because I couldn’t imagine being in Charlie’s shoes in this scene.
the best part. Two fantastic actors. Had to be these two ..no others would have done. And this scene amazingly touching. Sponatneous from both. This part was not in the script and yet it was the defining moment of the movie. Kills everytime.
It's so obvious Bruner is wrong about Raymond when he's able to break from his routine of "Main Man V-E-R-N" and say it about Charlie. It's something he decided to do on his own and he didn't panic about it. If the doctor hadn't been hounding them maybe they'd have seen something like this.
This, and when Raymond put his forehead on Charlie's as well as patting his brother's head after being reassured that Charlie wasn't burned in the present.
I'm a father of 2 autistic boys. If I would have raised them by sitting down in a chair and stare at some wall all they long they would be emotionless tyrants. Screaming punching and trying to scratch your eyes out when they don't get what they want. I unfortunately have to be both mother and father to them extremely affectionate at times and stern at others. I have nothing in this world except my boys which have grown up to be perfect kind affectionate gentlemen. So yes you can connect
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I made a shortfilm about autism, since i’m autistic myself and have a strong dislike for the representation in film. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/dr4bX8qmed0/видео.html
Really rare scenes of autistic showing emotions, which is always something really special for relatives or friends. Hoffman played it really plausible since their thalamus (a part of the brain) is unable to transfer the useful information and halt the unnecessary. All information getting to them at one time when 'normal' people can focus to the important aspects and don't get overwhelmed. Their brain needs an alternative, which is the reason why they start rambling or acting when too much happen at the same time, starting to repeat sentences they heard sometimes on which the brain focuses because it thinks in circles due to the lack of serotonin (which can happen to 'normal' people as well in case your thyroid doesn't work properly anymore or the hepatic is incapable of cleaning the blood normally).
I made a shortfilm about autism, since i’m autistic myself and have a strong dislike for the representation in film. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/dr4bX8qmed0/видео.html
for me i have a little brother with mild autism and this movie hits close to home with me I took care of him all my life so far but alot of moments that happen in this movie make me laugh cause i think of us my brother hates it when people like doctors or people like that ask questions he just says the say yea the ending were he Tom say I'm glad I have you for my Brother, Dustin doesn't say anything but in a way says the same thing by putting his head on Toms and it always makes me cry.
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My wifes cousin does this same thing. He signed the birthday card "Don't buy booze with the money" hahahah. He collects pez dispensers and got him one he didn't have and face lit up.
I can believe that. It makes sense, when you're "in the scene'" you just go. I've done the "head bump" IRL, so it's not a stretch to think that Hoffman did it spontaneously.
The second time Charlie says, "I love having you as my big brother", so much better if Raymond drew one small tear. The whole movie he displays very few emotions such as laughing.....would have been touching if he shed a small tear.
He became his mainman, thats how he expressed his affection for his little brother. This movie is so heartwarming.
🥲😭
I love how Charlie's "Yes you are" in response to "I'm an excellent driver" is what prompts Raymond to touch his forehead to Charlie's. Every other time he's said "I'm an excellent driver," Charlie has pretty much ignored him. But now Charlie gives him validation, the same kind that their dad probably did on his visits to Wallbrook, and Raymond shows his gratitude and love without words.
I actually cried my eyes out at this part - 'my main man'
Me too 😭
its hard not to cry while you are watching this.
So true..so true
I cry every time
Exactly!
not sure if anyone knew, but this was done in one take and Hoffman went off script putting his head on Cruise. Epic
oh my god,are you 100% sure,thats epic scene when he put his head on tom,changes movie a lot
definitely omg
love can cure anything that's the message
There’s no way the head thing wasn’t scripted.
Unless the director reacted amazingly to this “off-script” moment and panned in perfectly for a zoom-in close up, there is no way in hell that head touch was improvised.
When Rain Man rests his head against Charlie's head, that was unscripted. Dustin Hoffman improvised that gesture in the heat of the moment. 😭
And you can clearly see that Dustin is tearing up 😢
At first he saw a million dollar lottery ticket but after some hard learning he finally saw a big brother.
Manly tears were shed.
my little bro have the same condition, and everytime when i watch this scene is impossible to me contain my tears ;c such a beautifull movie, more when your bro is special
Pablo Medina I have a autistic sister too😍
@@paolettaldiliseno9894 i can sympatize.. all my family members are morons
hydraliskin You’re evil. You did make me laugh though.
@@hydraliskin That was abysmal, but if I'm going to be fair, calling one's disabled relative "special" isn't much better. So...carry on I guess.
My sister as well. She passed away a couple of years ago... I am a grown man, and tears are falling❤️❤️❤️
The music played during the scene adds to the emotion right before Ray places his head on Charlie's. My eyes well up on this one.
You are soooo right
The young Hans Zimmer really got the scene. He nailed it. Absolutely breathtaking.
Tears every time
And so say ALL of us. Tissues please.
it's very hard for me not to get choked up, during this scene, Raymond and Charlie make a connection
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One of the finest scenes in cinema history. Great movie!
@epicfail23 I disagree. Charlie was alone for many years, he had no one. His mother died when he was a baby And his father treated him terribly. He learns he has a brother he didn't know existed. He doesn't know how to react to it but the scene in the bathroom opens his eyes slightly in that he's not alone anymore. And he begins to feel something real for the first time in his life. That's huge character development
Dorian Tisato Major character development I would say. Amazing and moving movie
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+Dorian Tisato But that's According to "The Movie" The REAL Rain Man's Name was "KIM PEEK" He Lived In Salt Lake City, Utah" There's a Documentary here on RUclips about him. THE TRUE STORY He was Like a Living "GOOGLE" , Before Google that is " You ALL Should Watch it. I live down Near St.George Utah In the Lower Left hand Corner of the State of Utah.
Ill be damned if this comment alone didnt make me teary eyed
People comment about this movie as though it is not a film but a newsreel event; real. The talent that both main actors who lead this heartbreaking tale possess is beyond amazing. Dustin Hoffman seemed to not act; rather, he "became" Ray. He must have studied intensely for this part, but even meeting and observing other savant sufferers cannot allow the viewer to think that Mr. Hoffman did not immerse his entire soul into this film. His portrayal is more than flawless. Dustin "is" Raymond.
Likewise, Tom Cruise played off his part in near perfection, as first the outraged left out son and then to breaking beyond the past to learn to appreciate and most of all love his brother. I cannot imagine another pair of actors who could have been more emotionally in tune with one another and the plot of this film.
Although the movie is somewhat based on a real condition, Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman will be forever after synonymous with the term "Rain Man." A heartbreaking and inspirational event made real by a group of fine actors. Unforgettable.
This film breaks my heart. I can't witness it anymore. This truly is a masterpiece of cinema.
peter tew I totally agree. First saw it when I was 19 and still think it's something very special
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My older brothers autistic. Ive never heard him talk. My sister nd parents used to tell me about it, his voice. Now being older, i would give anything to hear his voice just once. I want him to tell me about evrything ppl did to him, and i would do anything to give him the justice he deserves. Heres to you, mike.
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This is a very touching scene.
I can't stop crying.
I have an older brother with autism too.
And I feel awfully bad for mistreating him for all these years.
:' (
Sidar Yildirim
Wow! I'm happy that I'm not alone.
And my autistic brother has a RUclips channel too ^^
I am an aspie and did not realize until I was an adult, growing in an abusive house and trying to figure out who I am while looking after my younger siblings, now I am the father of 2 lovely girls which even if I did not know the true meaning I am sure I love completely I am always telling them that I might have no idea how they feel or where they are most of the time but unlike the people I grew up with I dont want them to feel they cannot tell me, patience and trust me, if someone like me or Ray tells you "I love you" or you ask someone like me and he/she says yes, trust me, that person mean it
Being different is a challenge
But the love is still there
What did you do to him?
I did the same for my older brother when we were kids. I regret it. Now that Im an adult, I give him everything without hesitation.
These two actors played an absolutely exceptional role. This scene made me cry my eyes out. It was so sweet seeing Charlie come around and actually love his brother. I just can't put into words the emotion i feel
Charlie and Raymond both show their character development in this brilliant, beautiful scene. Charlie shows a compassion and selflessness that he never had at the beginning of the film; he's learned to love Raymond and put his needs before his own. And there are little moments all throughout the scene that show Raymond's love for Charlie. Initially, Raymond does not like touching anyone or being touched; Vern says he has never touched him in the many years they've known each other. But here, not only does he allow Charlie to sit close to him, rub his back, and kiss his forehead without a single complaint or flinch - indicating that he feels safe with Charlie and trusts him - he INITIATES contact for the first time by touching his head to Charlie's, the only way he's able to say "I love you" to his brother. And at the end, he calls Charlie his main man and spells his name just like he did with Vern, indicating that Charlie has replaced Vern as his main man. Dr. Bruner and Charlie are both right in the end; Raymond is more comfortable and safe living at Wallbrook, but he indeed made a strong, deep connection with Charlie that will last the rest of their lives. What a beautifully written and acted scene in a magnificent film. Bravo.
Charlie is trying everything to change Raymond even slightly, but he is unaware that Raymond is changing him.
Greatest scene in film history.
In writing school they say “show don’t tell.” This scene is the best and most beautiful example.
Score by Hans Zimmer reaches the heart!❤
“My main man, Charlie Babbitt.”
That hit me like a truck
😢😢😢
Whoever bashes Tom Cruise should watch this movie, and pay attention, especially to this scene. Classic movie magic--very touching, and sad, but yet, Hollywood. Hoffman was amazing in this as well, throughout the entire film. Couldn't believe that initially they wanted Jack Nicholson or someone else to play Charlie. Just wouldn't work, man.
Outstanding performances from the two leads, but for me Cruise is the stand-out for his portrayal of the extraordinary development of his character.
If this scene doesn't make you cry, you need to check your pulse.
welp......I'm crying
My g/f watched this last night with me and she actually cried during this scene. It's one of the greatest scenes in movie history if you just pay attention
I almost cried watching this scene
Almost, shit man I always do watching this scene :) very touching
J.R Brooks yeah, I should cry lol
Seen this movie a dozen times and I am still unable to hold my emotions in when this scene plays, and i rarely cry to anything.
gotta admit, there was so much simplicity in this scene but i cried, it really shakes you up and Dustin laying his head on Tom's as a way to express himself really showed how much he grew around his brother. Incredible stuff right there.
Forgot to say this but the score for this movie was incredible! Hans Zimmer really nailed it.
This is an amazing movie.
the end of scene of brothers seperated kind of has a godfather 2 undertone when tom cruise is looking out the window and then looks back at his brother raymond kind of similar to the michael fredo scene when michael disowns his brother fredo BRILLIANT SCENES
This scene :( my gosh, it made me feel teary eyed
This movie is phenomenal. I love this scene. I love Dustin Hoffman ❤️
This was the first movie i ever went to that made me cry. Thank god i went alone. Hate people to see me like that lol.
this such an emotional scene, he loves his brother more than anything and must let him stay in facility that takes away his freedom
I'm crying
Most beautiful scene in the whole movie
What made this scene even more touching is that Dustin Hoffman put his head on Cruise’s head. That’s not in the script.He knew that’s what he would do as a character. Thanks Mr. Hoffman!
This scene never fails to touch my heart. As the back cover of the film said: “What began as an unsentimental act of rebellion became a journey of self discovery that expanded the narrow confines of Raymond’s world, and allowed Charlie to grow beyond the limits of his own hardened heart.”
To Charlie, Raymond was Rain Man. To Raymond, Charlie was Rain Man. Great Movie
No, to Raymond Charlie is main man
I think the best movies in the world are the ones that feel human and heartfelt and earnest - this is one of them
two legends
One of the few movies which can make a grown man cry, the climax part hits hard tho😭
I'm different and people have treated me differently because of it.
This scene is SO intense.
Cry every time.
Signs of a great movie: great plot, acting and character development or growth in film. Outstanding film this scene especially.
most powerful scene that shows brothers love. By far.
I watched this the other day and my god tom cruise performance is epic
Re: music when they touch heads, it is on a cd called Rain Man Original MGM Motion Picture Score music composed by Hans Zimmer. The disc is entirely instrumental and every piece of music from the entire film, every scene, can be found on it. You can purchase it on amazon in the US and the UK. Re: Tom Cruise, I've always believed this to be the best performance of his career, worthy of an Oscar. I was baffled when I learned that he was not even nominated.
watching this scene makes me wanna watch the whole movie again.
I literally had to buy the movie after watching this scene
This movie are so beautiful, and Dustin hoffman its so fantastic in this role. I love this scene❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such an emotional scene... The music is so great....
The scene where Ray lean his forehead on Charlie's makes me bawl every single time.. Its very effective in touching the audience.
Sibling love is deep, after parental love I'd say it's next
Thank you why does no one appreciate sibling love
This scene made me a lump in muy throat , muy favorito without a doubt , ThE greates love of al, love of brothers
My favorite scene of all movies.
When Hans Zimmer's music hits in this scene, I get chills.
Totally agree, this and the bathtub scene choked me up...what a great movie
Awee man, just shattered my emotions meter.
Wires crossed wrong or not, the soul prevails.
We all know how great Hoffman was in this (the fact that he can hold back tears at 1:55-2:03), but Tom Cruise goddamn carried this movie!
“yeah”-Raymond ❤️
let this scene be a big lesson for anyone who's unfamilair with Autism: just because we act diffrent than what is concidered to be the 'social norm' doesn't mean we can't feel or understand the concept of emotions. I say we because I'm on the spectrum as well. also some advice for parents who recently found out that their kid suffers from autism watch disney/animated movies with them and find out what their main interest is. that way the can learn how to recognize surton emotions and facial expressions and you can teach them surton things by relaying them towards their interests. if you want some kind of proof that disney movies can have a positive effect on autistic people, watch the documantary "Life, Animated" and you'll see what I mean.
I made a shortfilm about autism, since i’m autistic myself and have a strong dislike for the representation in film. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/dr4bX8qmed0/видео.html
I have a brother who is higher functioning than Ray and I have Aspergers. This scene always gets to me. Because I couldn’t imagine being in Charlie’s shoes in this scene.
this scene gets me everytime it reminds me of me and my son
🙏🙏🙏
gives me goosebumps every time
Its so sad Raymond touches him and d let's him give him a kiss on the head...
the best part. Two fantastic actors. Had to be these two ..no others would have done. And this scene amazingly touching. Sponatneous from both. This part was not in the script and yet it was the defining moment of the movie. Kills everytime.
It's so obvious Bruner is wrong about Raymond when he's able to break from his routine of "Main Man V-E-R-N" and say it about Charlie. It's something he decided to do on his own and he didn't panic about it. If the doctor hadn't been hounding them maybe they'd have seen something like this.
This, and when Raymond put his forehead on Charlie's as well as patting his brother's head after being reassured that Charlie wasn't burned in the present.
I have an older brother who acts just like the Rain Man, he's got Schizophrenia...this scene really gets me 😭
the Rain Man with his Main Man. I cry.
I've just finished the movie and I will always shed a tear..
this scene made me tear up i love this movie
I'm a father of 2 autistic boys. If I would have raised them by sitting down in a chair and stare at some wall all they long they would be emotionless tyrants. Screaming punching and trying to scratch your eyes out when they don't get what they want. I unfortunately have to be both mother and father to them extremely affectionate at times and stern at others. I have nothing in this world except my boys which have grown up to be perfect kind affectionate gentlemen. So yes you can connect
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I watched this first time when I was 15, and the tears just stood out of my sockets. Great movie, wonderful scene.
If I die... Robbie. My main man. I don't like having you for my big brother, I love having you for my brother.
Sometimes the simplest, least romantic types of touching are the ones that mean he most
I won’t lie this movie makes me cry I have a autistic nephew and I love him too bits
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He is an excellente driver :'(
Really rare scenes of autistic showing emotions, which is always something really special for relatives or friends.
Hoffman played it really plausible since their thalamus (a part of the brain) is unable to transfer the useful information and halt the unnecessary.
All information getting to them at one time when 'normal' people can focus to the important aspects and don't get overwhelmed.
Their brain needs an alternative, which is the reason why they start rambling or acting when too much happen at the same time, starting to repeat sentences they heard sometimes on which the brain focuses because it thinks in circles due to the lack of serotonin (which can happen to 'normal' people as well in case your thyroid doesn't work properly anymore or the hepatic is incapable of cleaning the blood normally).
I made a shortfilm about autism, since i’m autistic myself and have a strong dislike for the representation in film. I hope you like it! ruclips.net/video/dr4bX8qmed0/видео.html
for me i have a little brother with mild autism and this movie hits close to home with me I took care of him all my life so far but alot of moments that happen in this movie make me laugh cause i think of us my brother hates it when people like doctors or people like that ask questions he just says the say yea the ending were he Tom say I'm glad I have you for my Brother, Dustin doesn't say anything but in a way says the same thing by putting his head on Toms and it always makes me cry.
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My wifes cousin does this same thing. He signed the birthday card "Don't buy booze with the money" hahahah. He collects pez dispensers and got him one he didn't have and face lit up.
@fearguis Dustin Hoffman is an amazing improviser- in Midnight Cowboy, the famous line "Hey, I'm walking here!" was completely improvised.
I can believe that. It makes sense, when you're "in the scene'" you just go. I've done the "head bump" IRL, so it's not a stretch to think that Hoffman did it spontaneously.
I cry every time
i loved this scene i almost cried at this part in the film :'(
This was my favorite part of the movie, so emotional!
PROBABLY THE BEST SCENE EVER... SO REAL!
With regard to my previous reply, the specific track on the cd of the entire score I mentioned is #16, entitled "My Main Man". Cheers
Class act.......epic scene
C-H-A-R-L-I-E..... main man.
The second time Charlie says, "I love having you as my big brother", so much better if Raymond drew one small tear. The whole movie he displays very few emotions such as laughing.....would have been touching if he shed a small tear.
gets me every. damn. time.
Yeah.
I hug my big bro every time after watching this movie, and he's like: wtf dude, are you gay?!!?
loved this scene
Best movie on this planet!
I can’t stop watching this scene help lol
I cried so much here.
Always makes me cry
My wifes cousin and aunt are like Rain Man but little different. They are incredibly nice and was nice to meet them.
Cruise is very strong here.he is always fantastic and that's the bottom effing line
the theme is soul awakening
My favorite scene.