@@ramonecastro David deserved it. And Joel didn’t deserve the backlash from ellie. I cried first time I saw the scene. Joel deserved better from ellie in those moments.
@@barnyhof2334 I recommend you replay the game or watch a clip of the ellie+joel clips from part 2. You’ll see how their relationship has changed with her growing up and meeting different people and whatnot. You’ll understand what I mean then Im sure.
@@shinozu5444 I think it was pretty reasonable. It wasn't just about him killing the fireflies but also lying to her about it. Besides it wasn't even that long after that she started to forgive him and start to try to reconnect. I mean when what happens in the beginning of 2 happens it was on the same day they had planned to watch a movie together.
@@Athermostar Agreed. While the sequel did everything perfectly, imagine if they did both Ellie and Joel dirty. One of our loved characters dying and the other one losing everything. Just an idea, thankfully nothing like that happened.
@@illtakethatasacompliment5839 To follow up on that idea, can you imagine what would happen if someone completely new took the spotlight from our beloved characters, and showed them all the favor without much consequence, while the og characters were completely decimated? Good thing that never happened. Truley a remarkable game to witness, and will stand the test of time
i love how they made joel’s scar on his nose more pronounced, the scar he got from the car crash. even 20,years later, that day still shows right on his face.
My favorite moment is right before Tess dies, they are walking over a plank, and Joel glances of at Ellie after she scoofs at him for lecturing her. Tess then says get it together and for a split moment Joel grins and glances down at his watch. Idk it is something a lot of people miss but it says so much.
Here's the thing, if this conversation went different things would have turned out exactly like Ellie wanted them to. The world might even be safe again once a vaccine was synthesized and her life would have meant something. It's extremely ironic, that it's really HER choice, that lead to Joel saving her; that she specifically requested Joel to take her. She brought probably the only person with her that could not make the right choice in that situation. Joel would have been devastated hearing what Tommy did, but the cure would have already been there; and her sacrifice would be forever remembered. I made that connection so early, that the way Ellie treated Joel before his death seemed so incredibly selfish. It wasn't about her saving the world, she just wanted her life to matter in a world where it didn't. TLOU 2's entire story wouldn't exist without this one cutscene working out like it did, and Joel would still be alive today. I think Joel here even realized he was getting too attached, and this needed to be just another job.
Those are some awesome observations, taking those minute details in and making them broader with the rest of the timeline is why I love story rich games like TLOU P1+2.
@@shinozu5444 I'm still making observations to this day. I understand the backlash to the story, but it was anything but lazy. Those that decry "it's just a simple revenge is bad story" don't understand how intricate the writing was here. We don't get games like this very often, and I wish we did. You may be happy to hear that TLOU P3 has entered pre-production, and they have a script for it written. It will be years and years away though, but it's happy to have some confirmation it is indeed happening. Abby is also confirmed to be in the third game as well, though we have sparse details about the plot at this point. More interesting, is that Naughty Dog just posted some job openings for a new IP, and the rumor mill has it that they are going to space, with sci-fi themes. I'm beyond excited to see what this studio does next.
No, the vaccine was a pipe dream, but even if it did work what then? The main enemies of the game shoot bullets and kill on sight. None of the groups that were murdering each other were just going to be all smiles if they got vaccinated. The infected, which the vaccine would be most effective against, don't even kill you by infecting you most of the time - they rip you apart first. Vaccines were not going to stop that. I hate how people just gloss over how a vaccine would not fix most of the stuff the game exposes you to/kills you by.
I gotta say it…the new facial capture 100% made this game better. Call it a rip off, but this is my favorite game of all time, and getting hurt all over again by how many stories were in their faces was the best way to make this fresh after playing and replaying for almost a decade
As an added bonus, you can see how hurt Joel is when he mentions "You're not my daughter", he's definitely holding his emotions back, he's holding himself from breaking down in front of her. The side glare, the jaw clenching, his gloomy eyes looking full of regret. I was against the remake costing $70 and have never seen 'nor played it with today's graphics, but Lord. I'm waiting for the PC release, whenever that'll be. Such a sad thing that it costs as much as it does, though...
It was probably the first time I had ever gotten psysically angry because of a scene out of a video game. Joel is truly the best anti hero of joeling time
The glassy-eyed look Ellie gives Joel as she gives her "Everyone I have cared for has either died or left me" line, followed by Joel's clenched jaw stirring as he replies is such a goddamn improvement over the original faces.
Say what you will about this remake being pointless or a cash grab, these facial expressions add so much. When he says “You have no idea, what loss is” I swear you can see him remembering Sarah’s death, the combination of pain, righteous anger (in his mind) and sorrow is so clearly visible on his face. The facial expression compounded his brief break in composure, It’s sooo good! They did a fantastic job with adding so much more life to these scenes that imo sorely lacked in the original due to the technical limitations.
Even though its just a game, it breaks my heart that Ellie loved Joel like a dad, and as much as Joel didnt wanna admit it, he loved her like a daughter, and she just wanted him to admit that. And then everything changed after they got to the hospital
one of the BEST moments in a game, you felt all the emotions that they were feeling and you were able to emphasize with both characters. i’m glad this game was redone completely, well deserved.
This scene is pinnacle human experience. Feelings vs. logic vs. experience. No right answer. Only misunderstanding and a willingness/hopefulness to change it.
It's arguably better. New version changed tone too much, obvious one being different lighting effects without making it feel the same. And for supposedly only updating models, they changed some animations in cut scenes. Joel no longer looks to Tommy as if snapping out of trance after being told they're under attack, instead he continues to hate stare at Ellie for a bit longer.
@@BurstLimitKL I feel you on this. The tone feels like it hits harder in the original for some reason and I just can’t say why. The original feels like the original piece of art and the new feels like a reproduction of the original piece of art. If that makes sense? It just doesn’t feel as authentic or emotional. I’ll even say that I feel like part 2 feels like a part of the original rather than a part of the remake for ps5. The remake for ps5 just feels like something on its own and it’s weird.
I'll solve the riddle for you. This remake was helm'd solely by Cuckmann and the OG had actually decent writers hold him back and do the job for him. Cuckmann always had a hate boner for Joel for whatever weird reason. If he had his way in the first game this is how it would've been and I have no doubt that he would've had Joel die in it originally. @@johnnyc5655
When Joel starts yelling, there is spit coming out of his mouth... what??? Attention to detail! The devs did an amazing job on this game. You can tell they poured their hearts into it. 👏
That’s one of the first thing I noticed about the cutscenes in the part 1 remake. I took some good screenshots of Tommy/Joel argument and this one. It brings it so much more closer to real life and it just feels right.
The facial expressions have improved so much and I already thought they were really good in the original ver.. Like at 1:26 Ellie already looked hurt, but here you can actually see the shock and outrage in her eyes that Joel doesn't take her seriously.
The Graphics are unbelievable. I was making the Platin in One Try. But i have to say that was a Game i cared for to Play with. IT was a Journey wich i could Play even in 20 years again.
People not being able to make sense of Ellie's journey don't understand that she was upset at herself for not being able to forgive Joel the way she wanted to. She waited too long, and she blames herself more than she does Abby. Tlou1 is such a masterpiece, but the story runs deeper in Part 2.
After I played both the first and second game again, I admit that they are truly beautiful masterpieces. Part 1 being the setup for part 2. Part 2 has such a complex and amazing storyline. I admit I was wrong. Both parts are one of the best games I’ve ever played, and will be remembered for many years. Thank you naughty dog, you did good.
I personally think because Joel couldn’t save his own daughter and Ellie becomes the nearest thing to a daughter he has he makes damn sure to save her I think the thing is not that he’s upset that Ellie’s mad at him but he’s upset that she’s getting older and making her own choices without him
Yeah. I think so too. When Joel finds Ellie in the restaurant killing David with the machete and she starts crying in his arms, he calls her "Babygirl" which is what he called Sarah at the beginning of the game. So, towards the end of the game I think he started to think of Ellie as his daughter.
I've just finished The Last of Us II and I'm still "recovering". This scene confirmed how pure was the plot of the first videogame and how it melted my heart the way Joel and Ellie improved their relationship. Tlou 2 gameplay is surely more complex and funny in some parts, more articulated and literally made me trumbling for the strong emotions I felt, but the story of the first The Last of Us will be always the best one. Always. Thank you Joel, thank you Ellie, you have my heart forever. p.s. can't wait to see what HBO will do for the second season!
Love that suttle change they made with remake where in the remastered version joel gets surprised when Tommy barges in but in this he keeps the eye contact with Ellie to show how intense this moment was
I must admit I dislike the notion that you cannot know what loss is when you are a child or before you have lost one. I know from experience that it leaves a deep hurt to lose a parent before adulthood even if you have a lot of supportive family left. Ellie is an orphan. She has lost her relatives too and has had to leave others behind. At least Joel has his brother left in the world.
I like the ellie seeing herself in the mirror thing they added at 1:03 in this version but in the last gen version joel was distracted by tommy coming in the room. I prefer that one
I'm not sure why it's so important to me, but to me the original scene is a bit better. It has this subtle expression Joel makes when Tommy barges in saying the have company. Joel looks surprised, maybe even a little disappointed and ashamed in himself that he said what he said. And, most importantly, more vulnerable. Like he was caught naked. Again, I'm not sure why that little expression being left out means so much to me, but it really was the little nuances in expression that made me fall in love with the game when it first came out. Just felt so painfully real.
I just looked up the original scene and I agree. I wish they’d kept that small moment of self-reflection and guilt in there. It does make it feel so much more real
Guys I first went through Last of Us Part II, and I must say my heart sunk and I was heartbroken. It was so depressive and gut-wrenching. For whatever reason, I didn't grow a fondness for the Last of Us when it was released on PS3 back in 2013. I knew that it was a big, important and critically-acclaimed game, but TLOUII appealed to me more. Now going though the TLOU1 Remake (which is phenomal and fantastic by the way), I must say my heart sunk again with Ellie and Joel's story. Both the games, the story and themes, it's too much to handle. Absolutely gut-wrenching story. Neil Druckmann said, when they announced the TLOU1 remake back in June 2022, that he was working on a project that it was too early to unveil. What begs the question, is there more room for a Last of Us Part III? Do we need to find out more about Ellie, after what she's gone in TLOU2?
Absolutely stunning. I thought they overpriced this, but I expected it to drop in price by now. I’ve got plenty of other games to play so I’ll wait for £30-£40.
the brightness /was/ all the way up in this scene, It looks normal to me because my monitor is basically an old box tv and it has trouble recognizing the difference, so it’s better to have it all the way up so I can see in the more visually challenging areas. The scene is still incredible. thanks tho
Idc what anyone says, playing Part 1 and having a new and fresh experience with such an amazing story was really great, and pulled me in emotionally 3x more than the original game did with the remade actor expressions
One small thing that upset me about this scene in the live action show is how Joel says “you have no idea what loss is” he says it with such anger and pain in the game. In the show it kinda just felt like another passing line. Maybe im reading too much into it but it shows the real selfish side of Joel. Thinking that because his daughter died he is the one that suffers most in the world. And no one else has felt pain like him. When in reality there are probably people who have lost more. Like Henry had to witness his brother turn then shoot him and then shot himself. Again maybe im reading too much into it.
unpopular opinion: I liked Ellies face better in the original. Yes it looked more uncanny, but at least she looked 100% like a child. In the wrong light, this looks like they took an adult face model and de-aged her (which is likely what they did).
I actually think that she looked more like a kid in the remake. In the artstyle of the original, everyone had a model-ish look, including ellie, which I think ages her face up quite a bit. Here, the faces have imperfections and weird proportions, without necessarily making them look ugly. There's an awkward feel to her face in the remake, which I think is more in line with the look of an everyday teenager.
I also think the original looks better... for this scene especially. In the original you can see her eyes filling with tears and later crying... in this you see none of that
@@TheStraightestWhitest You guys need your eyes checked. Ellie in the original wasn't crying. In the remake you can see more emotion because the characters resemble real people.
Looks like those hunters did Joel and Ellie's relationship a favor; he got some of that pent up energy out on them and then they made up shortly afterwards.
He's so terrified to be responsible for her. Afraid he'll fail her, like he thinks he failed Sarah. Emotions from the past swirling in his mind, because he's come to care about Ellie. TLOU2 is still horseshit BTW.
![Ellie [TLoU] • "I'm scared of ending up alone."](/img/1.gif)
"You're treading on some *mighty* thin ice" is one of the best Joel moments. That and "I'll pop your goddamn knee off"
The scene after Ellie's fight with David when Joel arrives is my favorite
@@ramonecastro David deserved it. And Joel didn’t deserve the backlash from ellie. I cried first time I saw the scene. Joel deserved better from ellie in those moments.
@@shinozu5444 What do you mean saying he deserved better from Ellie in those moments?
@@barnyhof2334 I recommend you replay the game or watch a clip of the ellie+joel clips from part 2. You’ll see how their relationship has changed with her growing up and meeting different people and whatnot. You’ll understand what I mean then Im sure.
@@shinozu5444 I think it was pretty reasonable. It wasn't just about him killing the fireflies but also lying to her about it. Besides it wasn't even that long after that she started to forgive him and start to try to reconnect. I mean when what happens in the beginning of 2 happens it was on the same day they had planned to watch a movie together.
Such a strong, iconic, and well written character that bearded guy is. Can only hope the best for him in the sequel!
They spent so much time building him up and making him likable, I'm sure they won't do him dirty.
@@Athermostar Agreed. While the sequel did everything perfectly, imagine if they did both Ellie and Joel dirty. One of our loved characters dying and the other one losing everything. Just an idea, thankfully nothing like that happened.
@@illtakethatasacompliment5839 haha the sarcasm is strong in this one
@@illtakethatasacompliment5839 To follow up on that idea, can you imagine what would happen if someone completely new took the spotlight from our beloved characters, and showed them all the favor without much consequence, while the og characters were completely decimated? Good thing that never happened. Truley a remarkable game to witness, and will stand the test of time
Sorry to tell you man,he dies in the sequel
One of many best scenes ever
You suck and this joke sucks
One of the scenes ever
i love how they made joel’s scar on his nose more pronounced, the scar he got from the car crash.
even 20,years later, that day still shows right on his face.
I hadn’t even noticed that until now, good eye
Such a heartbreaking scene
Phenomenal work from everyone who produced this scene. You can truly feel it and it defines their relationship well.
What's heartbreaking is the lighting,who messed it up?
@@jhinabloomingflower807 I see why that's bothersome, the game was dark and gloomy so a darker setting was fitting as it was in the remake
"Everyone I have cared for has either died or left me"
Jesus christ this line hits so much harder after playing the 2nd game.
What are you talking about? There’s only one game.
@@europason2293 c'mon don't be stupid
@@europason2293 idiot
@@europason2293 agreed
@@europason2293 Nah there is actually a Part 2 (and it's awesome)
I love this one and Tommy and Joel reuniting. They’re both perfect.
My favorite moment is right before Tess dies, they are walking over a plank, and Joel glances of at Ellie after she scoofs at him for lecturing her. Tess then says get it together and for a split moment Joel grins and glances down at his watch. Idk it is something a lot of people miss but it says so much.
Here's the thing, if this conversation went different things would have turned out exactly like Ellie wanted them to. The world might even be safe again once a vaccine was synthesized and her life would have meant something. It's extremely ironic, that it's really HER choice, that lead to Joel saving her; that she specifically requested Joel to take her. She brought probably the only person with her that could not make the right choice in that situation. Joel would have been devastated hearing what Tommy did, but the cure would have already been there; and her sacrifice would be forever remembered. I made that connection so early, that the way Ellie treated Joel before his death seemed so incredibly selfish. It wasn't about her saving the world, she just wanted her life to matter in a world where it didn't. TLOU 2's entire story wouldn't exist without this one cutscene working out like it did, and Joel would still be alive today. I think Joel here even realized he was getting too attached, and this needed to be just another job.
Those are some awesome observations, taking those minute details in and making them broader with the rest of the timeline is why I love story rich games like TLOU P1+2.
I love this so much. I love how woven in everything is.
@@shinozu5444 I'm still making observations to this day. I understand the backlash to the story, but it was anything but lazy. Those that decry "it's just a simple revenge is bad story" don't understand how intricate the writing was here. We don't get games like this very often, and I wish we did. You may be happy to hear that TLOU P3 has entered pre-production, and they have a script for it written. It will be years and years away though, but it's happy to have some confirmation it is indeed happening. Abby is also confirmed to be in the third game as well, though we have sparse details about the plot at this point. More interesting, is that Naughty Dog just posted some job openings for a new IP, and the rumor mill has it that they are going to space, with sci-fi themes. I'm beyond excited to see what this studio does next.
No, the vaccine was a pipe dream, but even if it did work what then? The main enemies of the game shoot bullets and kill on sight. None of the groups that were murdering each other were just going to be all smiles if they got vaccinated. The infected, which the vaccine would be most effective against, don't even kill you by infecting you most of the time - they rip you apart first. Vaccines were not going to stop that. I hate how people just gloss over how a vaccine would not fix most of the stuff the game exposes you to/kills you by.
This take is wrong. There is no cure for fungi. There is no cure for the Cordyceps. It was never about a cure.
I gotta say it…the new facial capture 100% made this game better. Call it a rip off, but this is my favorite game of all time, and getting hurt all over again by how many stories were in their faces was the best way to make this fresh after playing and replaying for almost a decade
As an added bonus, you can see how hurt Joel is when he mentions "You're not my daughter", he's definitely holding his emotions back, he's holding himself from breaking down in front of her. The side glare, the jaw clenching, his gloomy eyes looking full of regret. I was against the remake costing $70 and have never seen 'nor played it with today's graphics, but Lord. I'm waiting for the PC release, whenever that'll be.
Such a sad thing that it costs as much as it does, though...
Almost as good as the scene where he says "it's Joelin' time" and Joels all over them
I cried when he said that. So powerful.
I literally had goosebumps when he said it. so powerful.
It was probably the first time I had ever gotten psysically angry because of a scene out of a video game. Joel is truly the best anti hero of joeling time
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The end where he says "I could use a Joelcation". This game is a timeless classic.
The glassy-eyed look Ellie gives Joel as she gives her "Everyone I have cared for has either died or left me" line, followed by Joel's clenched jaw stirring as he replies is such a goddamn improvement over the original faces.
Say what you will about this remake being pointless or a cash grab, these facial expressions add so much. When he says “You have no idea, what loss is”
I swear you can see him remembering Sarah’s death, the combination of pain, righteous anger (in his mind) and sorrow is so clearly visible on his face. The facial expression compounded his brief break in composure, It’s sooo good! They did a fantastic job with adding so much more life to these scenes that imo sorely lacked in the original due to the technical limitations.
Totally agree
Oh my god, when the guitar riffs come up and they argue.......I get goosebumps every time.
The attention to detail! Joel even has a little bit of spit that flies out at 1:00!!! 👏🏾
I can't wait to see how Joel's doing in the next TLOU title!
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Yeah, about that...
Surely he won’t go into a room surrounded by people he doesn’t know. Telling them his name and acting friendly.
Dafuq you haven't play Part2???? 😂
@@EraseTime it's called sarcasm bruh
they literally animated spit coming out of joels mouth has he speaks disgustedly at ellie, the attention to detail is insane
I can't believe people like this same scene from the series more than this one. This is perfectly delivered in every way... It's just perfect
Even though its just a game, it breaks my heart that Ellie loved Joel like a dad, and as much as Joel didnt wanna admit it, he loved her like a daughter, and she just wanted him to admit that. And then everything changed after they got to the hospital
"I guess no matter how hard you try, you can't escape your past."
one of the BEST moments in a game, you felt all the emotions that they were feeling and you were able to emphasize with both characters. i’m glad this game was redone completely, well deserved.
The show is great and all, but this is peak acting
Dang... I gotta say... I'm surprised that the TV Show version did it better. 👏🏼👏🏼 to Bella and Pedro.
This scene is pinnacle human experience. Feelings vs. logic vs. experience. No right answer. Only misunderstanding and a willingness/hopefulness to change it.
This scene makes the ending so much better. Joel rescued her.
They rescued each other
Joel sacrificed humanity for selfish reasons. Ellie didnt even want that...
@@JIDcrit honestly probably almost everyone would do that if it's their daughter
@@potato_person except thats not his daughter. Even in this very scene ellie tells him that she is not the replacement of sarah
@@JIDcrit and? Joel sees her as his daughter.
I remember struggling to shoot the enemies after this scene bc my eyes were watery 😂, best game/story to this day for me
Man the soundtrack is incredible
The best conversation between Joel and Ellie in the last of us.
damn, the remake graphics look really good but the brightness here is crazyy lol. Maybe i'll buy it when its on sale
I played the original game just a few days ago and it feels just as beautiful as this version.
It's arguably better. New version changed tone too much, obvious one being different lighting effects without making it feel the same. And for supposedly only updating models, they changed some animations in cut scenes. Joel no longer looks to Tommy as if snapping out of trance after being told they're under attack, instead he continues to hate stare at Ellie for a bit longer.
@@BurstLimitKL I feel you on this. The tone feels like it hits harder in the original for some reason and I just can’t say why. The original feels like the original piece of art and the new feels like a reproduction of the original piece of art. If that makes sense? It just doesn’t feel as authentic or emotional.
I’ll even say that I feel like part 2 feels like a part of the original rather than a part of the remake for ps5. The remake for ps5 just feels like something on its own and it’s weird.
I'll solve the riddle for you. This remake was helm'd solely by Cuckmann and the OG had actually decent writers hold him back and do the job for him. Cuckmann always had a hate boner for Joel for whatever weird reason. If he had his way in the first game this is how it would've been and I have no doubt that he would've had Joel die in it originally. @@johnnyc5655
This game is such a masterpiece, their dynamic is something I always have to come back every few years, one of my favorite games of all time!🙏🙏
When Joel starts yelling, there is spit coming out of his mouth... what??? Attention to detail! The devs did an amazing job on this game. You can tell they poured their hearts into it. 👏
That’s one of the first thing I noticed about the cutscenes in the part 1 remake. I took some good screenshots of Tommy/Joel argument and this one. It brings it so much more closer to real life and it just feels right.
Because Naughty Dog are freaking magicians at making games.
The facial expressions have improved so much and I already thought they were really good in the original ver.. Like at 1:26 Ellie already looked hurt, but here you can actually see the shock and outrage in her eyes that Joel doesn't take her seriously.
Joel's eye doesn't twitch when she mentions sarah though
The Graphics are unbelievable. I was making the Platin in One Try. But i have to say that was a Game i cared for to Play with. IT was a Journey wich i could Play even in 20 years again.
The first ever playthrough this scene hit *HARD*!
It cuts deeper every playthrough. The more you know the harder the slap is
i have played this game a million times. but right now i just repeated this scene for exactly 53 times. cheers!
Now do it 47 more times.
@@shinozu5444 should’ve told me before. I did it more than that 😁🤣
As bad as the second game is, we realize what an actual menace and terror Tommy actually was.
second game is the greatest game of all time 🔥
Yall got any towels or anything
@@shinozu5444Crazy
how they managed to make this game EVEN MORE cinematic with this remake is amazing
I know every line in this cutscene exactly word for word
Best scene in gaming history in my opinion, and up there with the best scenes I've ever seen period (including film and all)
Cant believe they wasted this scene in the trailer for the show, and that its gonna be in the first season.
What a hell of a powerfull scene this was.
I haven’t seen that trailer. Can’t wait to see it tho:
I can’t wait to see how last of us 3 looks. 2 and the remake 1 look soooo good how can they top that
People not being able to make sense of Ellie's journey don't understand that she was upset at herself for not being able to forgive Joel the way she wanted to. She waited too long, and she blames herself more than she does Abby. Tlou1 is such a masterpiece, but the story runs deeper in Part 2.
@@operayl Sure mate, everyone that disliked the game just didn't understand the story as much as you do.
@@operayl part 2 was trash...the story was horrible that's why so many fans hated it.
I'm just waiting for TLOU Part 3 Remastered, then the remake after that
@@operayl yh I don't get it what does Elie hating herself have to do with the fact that Abby brutally murdered her father figure?
Both look so sad when Joel says "you're not my daughter"
After I played both the first and second game again, I admit that they are truly beautiful masterpieces. Part 1 being the setup for part 2. Part 2 has such a complex and amazing storyline. I admit I was wrong. Both parts are one of the best games I’ve ever played, and will be remembered for many years. Thank you naughty dog, you did good.
Essas expressões faciais... ooooh my god, this is SO PERFECT!
I personally think because Joel couldn’t save his own daughter and Ellie becomes the nearest thing to a daughter he has he makes damn sure to save her I think the thing is not that he’s upset that Ellie’s mad at him but he’s upset that she’s getting older and making her own choices without him
Yeah. I think so too. When Joel finds Ellie in the restaurant killing David with the machete and she starts crying in his arms, he calls her "Babygirl" which is what he called Sarah at the beginning of the game. So, towards the end of the game I think he started to think of Ellie as his daughter.
I've just finished The Last of Us II and I'm still "recovering". This scene confirmed how pure was the plot of the first videogame and how it melted my heart the way Joel and Ellie improved their relationship. Tlou 2 gameplay is surely more complex and funny in some parts, more articulated and literally made me trumbling for the strong emotions I felt, but the story of the first The Last of Us will be always the best one. Always. Thank you Joel, thank you Ellie, you have my heart forever.
p.s. can't wait to see what HBO will do for the second season!
"Ellie, you're safer with Tommy, you're the last of us" - Jole Man Guy
I have played this game at least 20 times and this scene always makes me tear up
This scene and RDR2 "I'm afraid" scene
Love that suttle change they made with remake where in the remastered version joel gets surprised when Tommy barges in but in this he keeps the eye contact with Ellie to show how intense this moment was
This is better than the part 2, for me. Especially the ending, ooooh that hits hard.
Imagine a tv show or movie, and Gerard Butler plays as Joel.
Gerald Butler would’ve been the perfect pick for the show that’s coming out next year.
I must admit I dislike the notion that you cannot know what loss is when you are a child or before you have lost one. I know from experience that it leaves a deep hurt to lose a parent before adulthood even if you have a lot of supportive family left. Ellie is an orphan. She has lost her relatives too and has had to leave others behind. At least Joel has his brother left in the world.
IT'S LIKE WATCHING A MOVIE! and a good move to add, great video 🔥
Watching Ellie get behind Tommy when the raiders showed up was heartbreaking
how eille stood behind tommy after that conversation agh PAIN
absolutely
The best scene in TLOU1
I like the ellie seeing herself in the mirror thing they added at 1:03 in this version but in the last gen version joel was distracted by tommy coming in the room. I prefer that one
finally someone who plays without subtitles, i can't stand subtitles they're annoying and it says what they are gonna say before they even say it
Esa escena, da igual las veces que la vea, me eriza la piel, es brutal
that is good acting skills right there.
The last of us 2 makes this scene so sad. Ellie just speaking about Joel being the only person who she cares about
One of the best (if not the best) scene I’ve ever seen in a video game. The remake make it even more powerful. I just love this game!
i've watched it a million times now
The detail is insane, you could see the saliva coming out of Joel's mouth
I'm not sure why it's so important to me, but to me the original scene is a bit better. It has this subtle expression Joel makes when Tommy barges in saying the have company. Joel looks surprised, maybe even a little disappointed and ashamed in himself that he said what he said. And, most importantly, more vulnerable. Like he was caught naked. Again, I'm not sure why that little expression being left out means so much to me, but it really was the little nuances in expression that made me fall in love with the game when it first came out. Just felt so painfully real.
I just looked up the original scene and I agree. I wish they’d kept that small moment of self-reflection and guilt in there. It does make it feel so much more real
right that was why I felt something's missing
Man whyd they get rid of the eye shift Joel does when Tommy bursts in. I always loved that little detail
the first game always gives me goosebumps
Guys I first went through Last of Us Part II, and I must say my heart sunk and I was heartbroken. It was so depressive and gut-wrenching. For whatever reason, I didn't grow a fondness for the Last of Us when it was released on PS3 back in 2013. I knew that it was a big, important and critically-acclaimed game, but TLOUII appealed to me more. Now going though the TLOU1 Remake (which is phenomal and fantastic by the way), I must say my heart sunk again with Ellie and Joel's story. Both the games, the story and themes, it's too much to handle. Absolutely gut-wrenching story.
Neil Druckmann said, when they announced the TLOU1 remake back in June 2022, that he was working on a project that it was too early to unveil. What begs the question, is there more room for a Last of Us Part III? Do we need to find out more about Ellie, after what she's gone in TLOU2?
Absolutely stunning. I thought they overpriced this, but I expected it to drop in price by now. I’ve got plenty of other games to play so I’ll wait for £30-£40.
i used to always want a son but after tlou 1 years ago i can’t decide
Just a quick tip your brightness is a little high or bump up the contrast a little bit. You’ll notice a big difference 👍
the brightness /was/ all the way up in this scene, It looks normal to me because my monitor is basically an old box tv and it has trouble recognizing the difference, so it’s better to have it all the way up so I can see in the more visually challenging areas. The scene is still incredible. thanks tho
@@shinozu5444 ohhh gotcha 👍
Game says: "I got two walking in"
Captions says: "I got two Buckingham"
Joel in TLOU: 😎
Joel in TLOU Part II: ⛳🏒☠
I wonder if there's a problem with recording HDR. A lot of footage from this game is extremely washed out.
I think so. Once I got my hands on the game I adjusted the settings and it looks way better than this
@@l3g0maker My poor setup can’t handle all of the goodies it came with 😔😔
My wallet looking at me: "You know pal? What are $70 anyway?"
You should definitely at least try it. 😅😅 It’s much more challenging than the first two..
We really are The Last Of Us ™️ Ellie
aw man, they took out his eye twitch in the remake.
I wanna see this scene with the character models swapped
How funny would that be. I would’ve loved some crazy customization like that after beating the game first time. 😅
Idc what anyone says, playing Part 1 and having a new and fresh experience with such an amazing story was really great, and pulled me in emotionally 3x more than the original game did with the remade actor expressions
Thats why i love played this game from ps3 ver, ps4 one. and now pc ver. No regrets at all !
One small thing that upset me about this scene in the live action show is how Joel says “you have no idea what loss is” he says it with such anger and pain in the game. In the show it kinda just felt like another passing line.
Maybe im reading too much into it but it shows the real selfish side of Joel. Thinking that because his daughter died he is the one that suffers most in the world. And no one else has felt pain like him. When in reality there are probably people who have lost more. Like Henry had to witness his brother turn then shoot him and then shot himself.
Again maybe im reading too much into it.
they even got Joel’s spit, amazing game🔥🔥
One day he said: "You have no idea what loss is..." Now she knows...
she already knew what loss is.
I would rather see new characters being introduced into the franchise rather then Joel and Elle being done dirty
I get goosebumps
Tbh, I woulda prefered an animated HBO serie like this of TLoU. It's just beautiful. Lmao
„Got some Towels or anything?“
“I’m not your father” after that, look her eyes and its lips tries to say somethin… but couldn ‘t
unpopular opinion: I liked Ellies face better in the original. Yes it looked more uncanny, but at least she looked 100% like a child. In the wrong light, this looks like they took an adult face model and de-aged her (which is likely what they did).
I actually think that she looked more like a kid in the remake. In the artstyle of the original, everyone had a model-ish look, including ellie, which I think ages her face up quite a bit. Here, the faces have imperfections and weird proportions, without necessarily making them look ugly. There's an awkward feel to her face in the remake, which I think is more in line with the look of an everyday teenager.
I also think the original looks better... for this scene especially. In the original you can see her eyes filling with tears and later crying... in this you see none of that
@@JIDcrit This. She looks so much more emotive in the original.
Ugh. Seriously, youtube can gf itself. 4 paragraph response deleted just like that.
@@TheStraightestWhitest You guys need your eyes checked. Ellie in the original wasn't crying. In the remake you can see more emotion because the characters resemble real people.
masterpiece💔
omg the brightness
Pedro Pascal was great, but I wish it was Hugh Jackmen. He would’ve been perfect for the role.
Hugh Jackman would’ve absolutely smashed the role. I 100% agree. I think Pedro Pascal did so phenomenal tho.
THE ONLY GAME TO WIN AN OSCAR, EMMY AND GOLDEN GLOBE!!!
For someone who played the original game, yeah this is indeed more beautiful
My favorite part of the game
Looks like those hunters did Joel and Ellie's relationship a favor; he got some of that pent up energy out on them and then they made up shortly afterwards.
He's so terrified to be responsible for her. Afraid he'll fail her, like he thinks he failed Sarah. Emotions from the past swirling in his mind, because he's come to care about Ellie. TLOU2 is still horseshit BTW.
This scene, Joel’s and Tommy’s argument, and Joel’s interrogation scene are the top three scenes in the game
He said she's treading on some mighty thin eyes hahaha