The Jamaican accents are horrible, and this is coming from an actual Jamaican. Literally nobody talks like either of them. Still, it’s not like they could’ve done better
I mean, if you're not afraid, why would you not want to be there? It's a part of life. I am afraid of death, but I am coming to real terms with it. Not shoving it down with nonsensical words serving delusion engines.
@@Nandoswitharando no, it really doesn't. If you're not afraid on any level, why would you care if you were in a room full of them? I personally love spiders, and am in a room full of them as I don't disturb them. My friends who have pet tarantulas only worry about stepping on them when not caged.
@@GRAYgauss because fear isn’t the only reason for not wanting to be in the room with something lmao. I like spiders as well, but a room full of them? Unnecessary, and if I have the option between a regular room and a room full of spiders, why would I pick the latter?
Why is that many people will come to the hospitals and say the person they brought there are sicker than other people when they have no idea what is the other persons health problem.
@@TheRaghornbecause a lot of people judge off looks and age only. My partner is disabled from cancer and he deals with people all the time saying their health is more important because they are elderly.
@@Jade_1872that and because hospitals are scary. People know that time is precious and the longer it takes the more danger their loved one may be in. When that come sun to play rationality goes out the window and their loved one comes first. That’s why ppl always want their kids to be doctors in poorer nations, because doctors are friends with doctors and they associate that with getting treatment first (that and the pay check).
I loved this movie and also the representation they showed about death. Death isn’t a killer, and it isn’t evil. It is just the ferry to the next life, wherever and whatever that may be for you
Even the Irish have their tales of the Black Coach. Not meeting someone, you simply see it and know you must enter to have your ride to the Next Place. Death himself is an Angel of God. He does not judge, only takes you to your next destination. No malice, no judgment.
Context: The man you see here is death. The reason he says he’s on holiday is actually because he kind of is. He made a deal with a businessman to give him a little bit more time to live, while death himself would experience what it was like to be human. The human that death is embodying already had died.
@@ericdeniz5413 the man she calls “obeah” is actually death himself. Death says everything will be fine because he’s not evil, and he’s on “holiday”. The reason he says this is because he made a deal with a businessman that he wouldn’t kill that businessman when he was supposed to. While the businessman is using his extra time to live, death is trying to experience what being a human is like.
@@ericdeniz5413he's saying death possessed a dead man's body(Brad Pitt) to find out what it's like to be human and he made a deal with the female doctor's dad who was a business tycoon about to die to be his tour guide in the mortal world in exchange for letting him live a few days longer to settle his affairs before he dies.
Brad Pitt's Jamaican accent is impressively accurate and adds depth to his character. The way he portrays death with compassion and kindness is truly moving.
@@gcarnes5941lmfaooooo please tell me you’re kidding please please you’re telling me BRADD PITT COACHED THE CAST OF THE BOB MARLEY NOVIE ON JAMAICAN ACCENTS? Lmao you’re wild maybe coached on acting in general
"He is, in short, a kindly Death, cleaning up the mess this life leaves ... indeed in some religions he is an angel." - Terry Pratchett, 'Shaking Hands With Death'
I believe that death is an angel. Idk y ppl are so afraid to die, maybe it's b/c u haven't experienced pain through a loved one or for urself. Once you've experienced that, the fear certainly decreases or goes away all together. I know of what I speak!😢
What’s more impressive is that the way he spoke the Jamaican accent actually resembles how an old Jamaican man talking to a young girl. It perfectly portrays how much older he’s as an entity compared to the old woman in spite of the outside physical looks.
@@marikasdaughter6263 what are you stupid you can't beat death thats all it means make peace with the one whom transports you into the abyss and hopefully you will be at peace as you rest
In Jamaican folklore spirits are incapable of lieing, so when he says he's not evil and that he is from the next place which means he is death himself and death isn't evil death is kind and patient only there to guide souls to the afterlife when he deems it there time.
The Jamaican accent, like a British accent, is a difficult one to replicate. I think Brad did so well. I really enjoyed this movie. Death Takes A Holiday/Meet Joe Black.
He wasn't 60 there. They all have money and treatments that the rest of us are not privy to. But I don't know his heart. Is he kind? He seems to be. But there is a special twinkle in his eye I see sometimes. I have also seen heaviness and depression and deep lines He said he would wear as a badge. The following year they were all gone. He went with a superficial woman. Just for her beauty. She was calculating. She wanted what was not hers to take. He went with that sinful chick. I think after a few years he saw her inside. Messed up and deeply troubled. She was a woman who targeted him. She does not care who she hurt. Just wanted the prize. So dear friend I would not judge a book by its cover. But boy oh boy is it not a beautiful one. I feel he has aged like a classic novel that will be read for years. I now see wisdom behind those 60 yr. Old eyes.
@@alienwolf3 She had her boyfriend living with her at 14 and she cut and and. Don't make me break it down. You dig her great. She is shady. Unfortunately I know to much about her. She is a F'ed up mess. Not going to get into a pissing contest with you. Of shes your cup a tea. Drink away sport. Sometimes cheap trash comes wrapped up in a very beautiful package.
I’d like to think that instead of helping her pain, he showed her the good parts of her life and the people she has lost and will soon meet in the afterlife
He showed her what was coming and tells her she'll be there soon. This is what meet joe black is about. Accepting death as a good thing and not struggling against it or fearing it. A man makes a deal with death to delay his fate and by the end of the film he and his daughter don't hate death so much and realize he, or it, is not so bad and just a part of their lives they have to accept to move on and that death didn't DO anything to them, and just exists to move them along to the next experience. The father has to accept that life was temporary and that he has an afterlife to move on to, his daughter accepts that Joe Black, death, also is temporary and must move on from the idea of him to have the experience of life with the man whose body he was inhabiting.
What I love most about their conversation is that... it really embodies what I would expect from a compassionate version of death. He makes an effort to talk to her in a familiar and comforting way, to connect with her--and yet... he's also respectful of her, in his compassion--calling her Sister, Mama, and he doesn't attempt to lie to her or deceive her by denying that he's not human, but first and foremost comforts her with the truth--that he isn't evil, he's just a benign force from "the other place" and he didn't come here to take her away, he's just visiting the mortal realm. Brad sells the warmth, the caring, and the hints that he's a much older entity than even this human elder, who has clearly seen enough to know that she's dealing with someone--or something--larger than life, but is still like a child (as we all are) compared to the presence of death itself. It's just so sweet, really.
What’s more impressive is that the way he spoke the accent actually resembles an old man talking to a young girl. It perfectly portrays how much older he’s as an entity compared to the old woman in spite of the outside physical looks.
@@downernnThey said Satan, not evil. There is a distinction, Satan means adversary, has nothing to do with being Evil, just heretical to the biblical god's way.
The process and concept of death itself is not a malicious or violent one. It is the sudden disruption and release of the electromagnetic and chemical processes that make up what many consider a soul, the essence of what makes our minds what they are. Source: I’ve been walking this life hand in hand with death since I attempted to take my own life 7 years ago. Had an interesting conversation on the precipice of death before I woke up in the hospital, not knowing how I got there. Death was welcoming, and knew me entirely. For it was and is a part of me, as it is with all living things. The statement that still rings the loudest when I get low is “I could welcome you into my embrace, but you are at a crossroads, the choice is yours. The journey within life may not be a simple burden to bear, and it won’t relieve you of your pain, you just seem to not have achieved your goals.” No urgency, full of compassion, and like I was having a conversation with my best friend.
Brad Pitt is genuinely amazing at accents. His gypsy voice in Snatch is spot on too. Can't forget his performance in Inglorious Basterds either. I'm sure there are more examples, but I haven't watched every film he's in.
I recently saw this for the first time and I kept rewinding this piece and still could not understand the conversation. Thanks for the video and the text.
lol me too! Saw this on my YT feed then lost it when I refreshed so I searched it by what I remembered from the title… the first video did not have subtitles.
For anyone who doesn't understand some of the words/phrases being used here, here is some explanation: The two black women & the white businessman are using a lot of Jamaican speak/words & slang. Obeah: This is one of the harder ones to explain, but it kind of refers to witchcraft and spiritualistic practices like that. It's seen a lot in the Caribbean. "All right" which is actually irie (but the subtitles day all right): Fine, Cool, or like peaceful. So, saying irie basically means everything is fine there's no reason to be worried. "Dopey" which is actually Duppy: basically just means ghosts, spirits, and things like that. Rahtid: It's generally used as a softer swear, kind of like damn, but here it's kind of just him saying that he's surprised she would just keep calling him that. Like when people say "danggg" because they're jokingly offended and more-so surprised.
To this day I still stand my ground and say this is the best scene Brad Pitt has ever done. In this movie you felt his naivete and simple joy of the taste of peanut butter and his immense power when reminded someone whom he really is. This scene though was that perfect middle place where he was eternal and necessary while still taking time to show kindness and compassion to an elderly lady with a very short time left. Brad Pitt is one of the best actors to grace Hollywood purely for the breadth of roles he can convincingly play.
I cried SO MUCH when i saw this movie as a teen, that at 41yrs old im still in love with death and still cant bring myself to watch it and lose him again 😭😭💔
"Make it go away..." "I cant, sista." "You can, mista!" "Ye cant fool around with the way things got to be." One of the more memorable scenes in the movie.
Bless your heart, and thank god that she was this special to you that you are reminded of her. Think of the good memories that make you smile. Take care and live prosperous.
It’s never easy. I lost my dad December 7 2023 then my dog of 13 years on January 7 2024. Stay strong and keep your faith high. Grandma would not want you to be upset but to live your best life.
@@user-uw6du9dl8z Haha. Even if they did, what's it to em? It's not offensive to speak in a person's native dialect ? Not like he was black face or sporting fake dreadlocks. Lol
@@riverregionrebzis not a language is an accent. All Caribbean islands have creole versions of their colonizers language, the only one called creole is Haitian because their French is not the same, even the grammar is different. I’m Cuba we say we speak Cuban Spanish criollo, but the truth is we just speak a broken Spanish, just like patwa is a broken version of English but still has the English base and grammar.
@@caribbeannekoak4188creole is a language. Even where I'm from creole do differ from it's mother language and the language that surround it. Do you reckon. All english speakers will understand a jamaican talking jamaican english in the street?
Death is not the enemy. He is a reminder that every day is a gift. Yesterday cant be changed. Tomorrow is promised to no person. Today is a gift. That is why it is called the Present.
@JohnMarston-sf1vk Wow, you really think race has to do with anything? 🤨, It doesn't matter his race the accent isn't good and that's that. Idgaf if he's black, white,mixed or whatever.
Yo his Jamaican accent is no fucking joke, it’s too good ❤ This comment is getting way too many fucking likes it broke my 30k like record like weeks ago
Many years ago I was making a delivery to a movie set up here in Alberta. Spent a couple hours in the middle of a field in line waiting to get on the set. Young man in western gear sitting on his horse with a second horse with a stuffed deer tied to it was beside my truck. We spent the whole time chatting. I wasn’t into movies much and had no idea who he was, never hear the name Brad Pitt before. I give Brad a lot of respect, he was a down to earth gentleman. His only complaint was being tired of restaurant food, missed a home cooked meal. I offered and invited to take him home, being a younger family, told him it might only be Mac and Cheese. His eyes lite up and for a second he almost took me up on the offer. Really nice guy.
My father's uncle was Nunnally Johnson, Hollywood screenwriter, director, and producer for over 40 years. If any of his Hollywood friends made it up to Seattle up where his brother lived, he'd call up his brother and tell my grandpa to show his friends a good time in town, which his brother did. However, one time he was asked to take care of Helen Hayes ("Queen of the American Stage"). When they were sitting in the family living room in the mid-afternoon during her fisit, my grandpa asked her where she wanted to dine, naming several fine restaurants in the city and saying he'd take her anywhere she liked...she said bluntly to him, his wife, and his two sons, "If I may be frank, I am just so sick and tired of dining in hotels and restaurants. What I *really* want is just a home-cooked meal." My father, barely even a teen at the time, said he could not forget that moment, realizing that this magnificent beauty, this huge star of an actress...was just another human being. His father looked without a word to his mother, who dragged in a breath and asked lightly, "Can you wait an hour, maybe an hour and a half for a roast?" My father said Helen looked like she was about to collapse in relief and said, "I would wait *two* hours for a home-cooked roast!" And with that, my father's mother got to work preparing a home-cooked meal. which their special guest enjoyed to no end. She came back and visited a few times after that, and my grandfather always offered her "the finest of restaurants...or a home-cooked meal." (After clearing it with his wife, first.) And he also offered that option to *other* Hollywood guests...which my father said about a fifth of them actually took up as an offer. When you're constantly on the road, touring in stage productions, you're constantly eating restaurant food. But sometimes you just want *home cooking.* And sometimes, you just want to be treated as a *person,* not a celebrity. And you, holmrick, offered to treat that actor like a person, and tempted him with a home-cooked meal. I'm sure the production schedule was too tight for it (movies undergoing production are often far more taxing than theater shows on tour), but if he'd had any leeway, he undoubtedly would have accepted! And I guarantee that you gave him a good memory with that offer.
@@TheOfficialDjProductwhat kind of proof would he have from this conversation. Out of all the conversations you’ve had in your life, how many of them do you have proof of?? Does that make sense?
@@yohancerodriguez6600 what inclines you to lie about this shit bro💀you could fr jus look up what Jamaican people think about this scene and see that ur wrong 😂
@yohancerodriguez6600 imma be real While i do cringe at this scene its not because the accent is bad Its actually really good I just always find scenes like this cringe
@@yohancerodriguez6600nigga you probably aren't even black while you over here speaking on what Jamaicans find good or not, they already said it's a good accent and that's from Jamaican folks themselves
The personified character of death is one of my favorite created myths. Personally this version of death and Terry Pratchett's death are my all time favorite depictions of death.
No mention of Death from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish? Boo! :p I would love to know more about Pratchett's version of Death though. Anything I could look into first?
@@NostraDavid2 Terry Pratchett has an entire book series. It's called diskworld. It was adapted into a live action series for some episodes (books) even a movie or two I think. But in particular the Hogfather and the lies we tell so we may believe the bigger lies.
according to the comments, she was a legendary stage actress. also i guess she taught brad pitt the dialect and praised him for his job. so i guess behind the scenes she got her flowers. =)
Death is an enemy to be conquered in time... And should be seen as such. An old enemy, a powerful enemy and an undefeated enemy, but still an enemy. However, one that we CAN defeat in time.
@@thatravendude Enemy for some perhaps nor will I personally see it as something to conquer and fear as it's a dismal way to live calling a natural process 'evil' let alone wanting to stop the natural processes. To me it's like saying the need to breathe is evil and needs to be conquered. Immortality is its own bag of problems and endless grievances after all.
@@SchultzDorinda that's some cowardly and defeatist shit right there... the Bubonic plague was "inevitable"... WAS... Death my not be defeated in my lifetime, but there is a none zero chance that radical life extension could happen in the next century or 2. And if it can't? What's the harm in fighting for longer healthier lives?
What don't you like about Brad Pitt and what type of actors/characters do you like ? I would like to know cos for me, he's like the representation of what peak acting is
He is one of the best actors I have ever seen he is so versatile and there's nothing he can do I can watch him all day and anything he acts and he is like just an amazing actor and very talented it's only and worthless mistake was divorce in his first wife Jennifer Anniston for his second wife passes only mistake
Funny enough I just went to watch this movie after this short And he wasn't even as BRILLIANT as I know him to be If you think he was brilliant here, what about Fight Club, Mr & Mrs Smith, Oceans 11 He was just normal here
Said it 100+ times this is an INCREDIBLE STORY... GREAT ACTING, GREAT SCRIPT, SURPRISES, EMOTIONS AND GORGEOUS PEOPLE. YOU WILL BE CHANGED! NOTHING GORY, NO HORROR JUST REALITY TOLD IN A BEAUTIFUL STORY OF MANY KINDS OF LOVE.😊
@misswildflower7 Huh death is not evil. If anything it's incredibly important If nothing died we'd have 0 resources. Death can not be good or evil it simply is. It has no moral code it's just a fact of life. It's weird to use sin as reasoning because most religions portray death as a positive thing for the most part
@@misswildflower7 so you are saying that god didnt want us to die but doesnt have the power to stop it? please, god created life and god created death. this life is a test short and simple. I find it odd that you think god create dus with an intention and that intention failed. please do more research into other religions
Death is not evil. Death is your companion to the next place. You should not fear death. You should greet them as a friend and be ready to depart to the next world.
For whoever wishes to save his life [in this world] will [eventually] lose it [through death], but whoever loses his life [in this world] for My sake and the gospel's will save it [from the consequences of sin and separation from God].
Whats amazing is the old lady knows that what she is seeing is something out of this world. A very rare type of gift. I heard stories from a friend about a person that can see if someone is marked by death and will die soon. Very interesting how certain people just have abilities like this
Death has a smell, bodies often start decaying before death and I personally can sense it immediately, it's awful. I felt it on my cat and no one would listen, she got a tumor and passed shortly after (it was incurable as it was on her face and she could no longer eat, but she lived 15 years so at least she did not pass when she was young)
@@alexandermorgan3469 They do and it's not even lethal every time, any part of your body can rot. No, the full body does not decompose (which I never said, I used the word bodies to exclude any spiritual belief like souls), are you trying to tell me that you've never seen a living person with decaying teeth? That necrosis isn't real? My cat died with half her face missing from her tumor, [edit: it] was decaying, you don't know what happened, you're not my vet💀 [Edit 2: bodies are also constantly decaying, they're just also regenerating, but that's basic knowledge so surely I don't have to tell you and sit here explaining cells]
@@nxcrorat most causes of slow death do not involve necrosis, necrosis is when that part of the body is already completely dead and rotting, while the rest of the body is not. Necrosis only really happens in particularly bad cases and after awhile with those issues. Small shifts in energy levels, movements of joints, overall, some minor behavioural changes all can indicate various forms of slow death, long before symptoms are normally noticable, that's what you get normally. You will only smell it with highly specific issues or when the cause is overall them not taking care of themselves I've had a number of pets, of various species, dogs, cats, rats, a chinchilla, ferrets. Rats commonly got tumors or really bad abscesses, and the abscesses often smelled a little, but not unlike rat can smell normally without that, at least unless the abscess bursts. One dog had bone cancer and died of it, the vets thought it was just arthritis for far too long, we could tell he was dying, but it was not a smell or anything like that, it wsd his behaviors, long before it got that bad, it set in that something was off and that his time was approaching on the horizon. The chinchilla, we never figured out what happened exactly, other than their previous owner didn't care for it well. My grandfather, we knew he was cheating the reaper for ages, he hid it well, but he was only holding out through stubbornness, he died of multiple issues all at once, but we knew, not because of a smell, not because of even something visual, not really, heck, his behavior was so very minorly off, only us, who knew him damn well, would notice. I know death, and I can say that without a before and after, it's usually BS until you get a proper medical assessment
this was such a an amazing part of Meet Joe Black. So tender and kind. I love that they show them together again when she fnally passes. Death is so often misunderstood
Man oh man! Brad is so beautiful 😍. My Beloved looked so much like him on our wedding day back in 1982. I miss him so much. He passed in 2011. I know this has nothing to do with this movie( which I have on DVD) I was just sharing a memory😊
Thank you for sharing that. Siting here crying to this beautiful scene has fed my soul and then I saw your comment. So many stories upon this earth. Thanks for sharing a bit of yours.
He doesn't ease her pain, he just shows her where you go when you die. In the full clip, he even admits that he has no power over s person's pain and suffering. He's not evil out good, he just is. Like the woman says, he's basically just a bus driver.
This movie made me to never fear Death. It made me accept it and to not be afraid because everything is gonna be ok. I'm NOT dead. I'm NOT suicidal. I'm just saying that this movie put a comfort zone on me that I had never felt. If you have not seen this movie. I highly recommend you do. It's one of Brad Pitt's best characters je has ever portraid.
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Movie: "Meet Joe Black"
Where to watch?
@@romaamor6499 have you heard of a thing called the internet?
@@romaamor6499figure it out
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He is the grim reaper but in a more angelic sense. He just helps people pass on. This is my favourite Brad Pitt movie
whats the movie
@@micheriahughes6666meet Joe black.
Like Azrael, Angel of Death?
@@frozengoat5834 More like Bill and Ted
" *WHAT CAN THE HARVEST HOPE FOR, IF NOT THE CARE OF THE REAPER MAN?* "
Death is showing her a glimpse of the afterlife and what's waiting for her, not removing her pain. she fears dying and was given peace of mind
Thanks for the context
A beautiful thought. I like it
I would upvote but it's at 666 and I don't wanna mess with perfection 😂
so the blonde dude is the reaper?
Yes. @@MrBadliar
It’s really really nice to see an actor put effort into the accents he does. No offensiveness, no mockery, just real actual good work.
That and the Jamaican accent is surprising under rated. It just sounds so smooth.
Is this Jamaican? it sounds too smooth for Jamaican to me. More like Bajan or Bermudan.
The Jamaican accents are horrible, and this is coming from an actual Jamaican. Literally nobody talks like either of them. Still, it’s not like they could’ve done better
Love Jamaican accents.
I mean, if you liked that, go watch Snatch. Fucking masterpiece
Two fantastic actors in this scene, playing off each other's energy very well. The woman is equally as convincing in her role as Brad is in his.
They remained close until her death at 102 yrs old.
@@TrashPanda5150 I really hope this is true
My thoughts entirely 💯❤️🔥🙏🏼
Someone once said," I'm not afraid of death, I just don't want to be there when it happens." I love that saying.
I mean, if you're not afraid, why would you not want to be there? It's a part of life. I am afraid of death, but I am coming to real terms with it. Not shoving it down with nonsensical words serving delusion engines.
Woody Allen
@@GRAYgaussI’m not afraid of tarantulas but I’d much rather not be in a room full
Of them. Make sense?
@@Nandoswitharando no, it really doesn't. If you're not afraid on any level, why would you care if you were in a room full of them? I personally love spiders, and am in a room full of them as I don't disturb them. My friends who have pet tarantulas only worry about stepping on them when not caged.
@@GRAYgauss because fear isn’t the only reason for not wanting to be in the room with something lmao. I like spiders as well, but a room full of them? Unnecessary, and if I have the option between a regular room and a room full of spiders, why would I pick the latter?
I love how Brad Pitt has always been kind of a pretty boy, but he’s also an extremely good actor.
Legend of the Fall. He was beautiful in that movie. He's so pretty.
Check him out in a movie called Kalifornia if you want to see his acting range.
@@Marie-sp6kuI love that movie. Such a great story. And yeah, Brad Pitt and his wife in the movie are absurdly good-looking.
This in itself is a total tone shift from Fight Club. Now I need to add it to my list
You just have to watch "burn after reading" to realize how good his range is
"Some spot you pick." I absolutely love that line.
He for da docta lady
@@The_Gallowglasshe only human
@@martinjaramillo2429 death*
@@The_Gallowglass joke mate
@@martinjaramillo2429Afta all
Bro as a Jamaican, watching him say all that with a straight face is priceless 😂😂😂, he did his thing though 💯💯💪🏾💪🏾
Aaliyah
Bro it's not funny
@@urosbro Correct, it's hilarious.
@@urosbro it was pretty funny
Didn't he tho' !! Damn it he didn't sound sexy!
That, SOON. Always gets me, because he says it not as a threat but as reassuring her that the pain will end shortly
i love how u have 666 likes while i'm here xD
He then continues to visit her until she passes.
Why is that many people will come to the hospitals and say the person they brought there are sicker than other people when they have no idea what is the other persons health problem.
@@TheRaghornbecause a lot of people judge off looks and age only. My partner is disabled from cancer and he deals with people all the time saying their health is more important because they are elderly.
@@Jade_1872that and because hospitals are scary. People know that time is precious and the longer it takes the more danger their loved one may be in. When that come sun to play rationality goes out the window and their loved one comes first. That’s why ppl always want their kids to be doctors in poorer nations, because doctors are friends with doctors and they associate that with getting treatment first (that and the pay check).
Death eased her soul, then eases her suffering. He showed her He wasn't evil or cruel. He showed her that death is a relief and a necessity
I'm sorry ERASED?
@@thatonekid4506 read again
@@thatonekid4506 eased which is similar to calming the pain down
this is why im suicidal
@@thatonekid4506How come you didn't even read the text twice before replying?
I loved this movie and also the representation they showed about death. Death isn’t a killer, and it isn’t evil. It is just the ferry to the next life, wherever and whatever that may be for you
Absolutely!!
He’s like the ferry man in Greek mythology
@@bountyhunterfan3701Kharon / Charon, the ferry man across the river Styx.
Even the Irish have their tales of the Black Coach.
Not meeting someone, you simply see it and know you must enter to have your ride to the Next Place.
Death himself is an Angel of God.
He does not judge, only takes you to your next destination.
No malice, no judgment.
"And the last enemy that will be destroyed is Death."
"This pain go through and through me. Make it go away"... I can relate to this.
Context: The man you see here is death. The reason he says he’s on holiday is actually because he kind of is. He made a deal with a businessman to give him a little bit more time to live, while death himself would experience what it was like to be human. The human that death is embodying already had died.
😊
Even death will face death.
@@ericdeniz5413 the man she calls “obeah” is actually death himself. Death says everything will be fine because he’s not evil, and he’s on “holiday”. The reason he says this is because he made a deal with a businessman that he wouldn’t kill that businessman when he was supposed to. While the businessman is using his extra time to live, death is trying to experience what being a human is like.
@@ericdeniz5413he's saying death possessed a dead man's body(Brad Pitt) to find out what it's like to be human and he made a deal with the female doctor's dad who was a business tycoon about to die to be his tour guide in the mortal world in exchange for letting him live a few days longer to settle his affairs before he dies.
Loved this movie
Brad Pitt's Jamaican accent is impressively accurate and adds depth to his character. The way he portrays death with compassion and kindness is truly moving.
From what I heard from actual Jamaicans, that shit was trash
Sounds ridiculous, super awkward
I just learned he was a producer on "One Love" movie documenting Bob Marley. The accent in that movie is spot on. I'm sure he coached.
@@gcarnes5941lmfaooooo please tell me you’re kidding please please you’re telling me BRADD PITT COACHED THE CAST OF THE BOB MARLEY NOVIE ON JAMAICAN ACCENTS? Lmao you’re wild maybe coached on acting in general
Thats not jamaican fuckry chat dat 😂😂
I like when they show death as a neutral or even good spirit, whos simply there to do their job and guide those, putting them at ease
Have you watched/read The Sandman?
death/ grim reaper isnt really evil he just takes you to the afterlife like imagine u had to go alone...
Go read the sandman and anything by Terry Pratchett
@KianaCage what do you recommend? Is one better than the other?
@@SmokeyOwOs Read both/ all. If you're Reading Pratchett, then Discworld features DEATH a lot, start with the Witches trilogy maybe?
"He is, in short, a kindly Death, cleaning up the mess this life leaves ... indeed in some religions he is an angel." - Terry Pratchett, 'Shaking Hands With Death'
Love Terry❤❤❤❤
I believe that death is an angel.
Idk y ppl are so afraid to die, maybe it's b/c u haven't experienced pain through a loved one or for urself.
Once you've experienced that, the fear certainly decreases or goes away all together.
I know of what I speak!😢
In Islam there's the angel of death
There is indeed an angel of death
@@joannbowden6220I'm guessing for many fear of death is fueled by regret and/or fomo. We think we have all the time in the world but we don't.
What’s more impressive is that the way he spoke the Jamaican accent actually resembles how an old Jamaican man talking to a young girl. It perfectly portrays how much older he’s as an entity compared to the old woman in spite of the outside physical looks.
That's what it is! I thought there was something about the way he was talking that was different! Good to know I was not imagining it.
It doesn’t
It's almost like... it's a film and he's an actor.
@@joaocorreiamediaits the portrayal of the scene though.
Well spotted.
It’s not just a man, it’s one ridiculously gorgeous man
Fr
That “man” is a walking corpse btw
@Eli_Is_Dumber is also brad pitt which is what they ralking ab
So real 😍
@@Eli_Is_Dumber that man is also an actor, hope this helps ❤️
If you meet death as an enemy, you will battle it and still lose. If you meet death as a friend, you will walk hand in hand and be at peace.
What kind of fortune cookie nonsense is that shit?
@@marikasdaughter6263 Read it again, This time comprehend the words! Death isn't something to fear, Its simply the next step.
@@marikasdaughter6263 what are you stupid you can't beat death thats all it means make peace with the one whom transports you into the abyss and hopefully you will be at peace as you rest
If you live and die with Islam in your heart, Death will be your friend, a very gentle one at that.
@@marikasdaughter6263 it’s just a saying that roughly means learn to accept that death is apart of life and you shouldn’t be afraid of it
Death having a heart and compassion….not a depiction you often see in media. I may watch this film and see this whole story unfold.
I suggest you read some Terry Pratchett, friend
@@Kuchenwurst hmm, I’ll look into it. Thanks for the recommendation.
This is a really great show and there's a twist to it you won't want him to leave. ❤
"I'm not evil"
"aight, bet, take this pain away"
He said he is not evil, he didn't say he is God.
@@Anonymous-qe5mp he couldn't take it away but he could show her a glimpse of that next place, her family
In Jamaican folklore spirits are incapable of lieing, so when he says he's not evil and that he is from the next place which means he is death himself and death isn't evil death is kind and patient only there to guide souls to the afterlife when he deems it there time.
🤣🤣🤣
@@toseman2446 I didn't know evil spirits couldn't lie in Jamaican Folklore. Thanks for the fun fact.
This woman was truly perfect for the role. Minutes in total, but I've never forgotten her face.
She is okey 😢😢😢 please tall me she was okey!!°
sadly, Lois Kelly Miller (the old jamacian lady)
died in april 2020 at age 102
She’s honestly so adorable I love her 😭🫶
Every time I encountered a scene of this movie, it was Brad being charming giving the vibe of a romantic movie and now this! Damn boi
Exactly! I thought it was some rom-com until I saw this clip
@@usurper3497 it is a rom com, just mkre somber one, and rather deep. A good movie.
@@usurper3497It’s a death-rom.
Time to watch an actual movie instead of those YT shorts or insta reels :p get some real media in
Fight club
For some reason I’d imagine death to have this accent anyway; they sound so happy and upbeat no matter how serious the topic of conversation is. :,)
I'd think he just speaks the language of whomever he is talking to. Accents included.
The Jamaican accent, like a British accent, is a difficult one to replicate. I think Brad did so well. I really enjoyed this movie. Death Takes A Holiday/Meet Joe Black.
You do realise that Britain has 100s of different accents that sound nothing alike
@@vladtheinhaler8754 she never said there was only one British accent
@@vladtheinhaler8754womp womp go cry about it
@@jbw3624 “A British accent is a difficult “one” to replicate” in fact yes she did…
yeah, no one says its a difficult 45 to replicate, do they?@@vladtheinhaler8754
Its hard to believe this man is now 60 and he still looks amazing.
God bless ❤
He wasn't 60 there. They all have money and treatments that the rest of us are not privy to. But I don't know his heart. Is he kind? He seems to be. But there is a special twinkle in his eye I see sometimes. I have also seen heaviness and depression and deep lines He said he would wear as a badge. The following year they were all gone. He went with a superficial woman. Just for her beauty. She was calculating. She wanted what was not hers to take. He went with that sinful chick. I think after a few years he saw her inside. Messed up and deeply troubled. She was a woman who targeted him. She does not care who she hurt. Just wanted the prize. So dear friend I would not judge a book by its cover. But boy oh boy is it not a beautiful one. I feel he has aged like a classic novel that will be read for years. I now see wisdom behind those 60 yr. Old eyes.
called money
@@alienwolf3 She had her boyfriend living with her at 14 and she cut and and. Don't make me break it down. You dig her great. She is shady. Unfortunately I know to much about her. She is a F'ed up mess. Not going to get into a pissing contest with you. Of shes your cup a tea. Drink away sport. Sometimes cheap trash comes wrapped up in a very beautiful package.
Tru dat
I’d like to think that instead of helping her pain, he showed her the good parts of her life and the people she has lost and will soon meet in the afterlife
That would help anyone's pain...
He showed her what was coming and tells her she'll be there soon. This is what meet joe black is about. Accepting death as a good thing and not struggling against it or fearing it. A man makes a deal with death to delay his fate and by the end of the film he and his daughter don't hate death so much and realize he, or it, is not so bad and just a part of their lives they have to accept to move on and that death didn't DO anything to them, and just exists to move them along to the next experience.
The father has to accept that life was temporary and that he has an afterlife to move on to, his daughter accepts that Joe Black, death, also is temporary and must move on from the idea of him to have the experience of life with the man whose body he was inhabiting.
I'm pretty sure he just breathed a load of DMT into her ...
You know it😂😂
@@jacoballen5538 JESUS AND GOD LOVES SO MUCH EVERYONE TURN TO THEM BEFORE ITS TO LATE
Literally the BEST scene from that movie that helped me understand Death and the way he/it truly moves.
What I love most about their conversation is that... it really embodies what I would expect from a compassionate version of death. He makes an effort to talk to her in a familiar and comforting way, to connect with her--and yet... he's also respectful of her, in his compassion--calling her Sister, Mama, and he doesn't attempt to lie to her or deceive her by denying that he's not human, but first and foremost comforts her with the truth--that he isn't evil, he's just a benign force from "the other place" and he didn't come here to take her away, he's just visiting the mortal realm. Brad sells the warmth, the caring, and the hints that he's a much older entity than even this human elder, who has clearly seen enough to know that she's dealing with someone--or something--larger than life, but is still like a child (as we all are) compared to the presence of death itself. It's just so sweet, really.
What’s more impressive is that the way he spoke the accent actually resembles an old man talking to a young girl. It perfectly portrays how much older he’s as an entity compared to the old woman in spite of the outside physical looks.
Why was I under the impression he wasn't just "death" ..I thought he was supposed to represent satan?
@@carresteigerwald3278 Not at all, I don't remember anything in the movie that hints to him being evil
@@downernnThey said Satan, not evil. There is a distinction, Satan means adversary, has nothing to do with being Evil, just heretical to the biblical god's way.
The process and concept of death itself is not a malicious or violent one. It is the sudden disruption and release of the electromagnetic and chemical processes that make up what many consider a soul, the essence of what makes our minds what they are.
Source: I’ve been walking this life hand in hand with death since I attempted to take my own life 7 years ago. Had an interesting conversation on the precipice of death before I woke up in the hospital, not knowing how I got there. Death was welcoming, and knew me entirely. For it was and is a part of me, as it is with all living things. The statement that still rings the loudest when I get low is “I could welcome you into my embrace, but you are at a crossroads, the choice is yours. The journey within life may not be a simple burden to bear, and it won’t relieve you of your pain, you just seem to not have achieved your goals.”
No urgency, full of compassion, and like I was having a conversation with my best friend.
You got to respect the accent. Its really freaking accurate from what Jamaicans said about this movie.
Brad Pitt is genuinely amazing at accents. His gypsy voice in Snatch is spot on too. Can't forget his performance in Inglorious Basterds either. I'm sure there are more examples, but I haven't watched every film he's in.
There's another movie he's in where he plays a conman. To sound more fluid to the guy he was selling to, he uses a Jamaican accent
Need to have a shite! 😆@@highestsettings
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"Bahn djor-know" 😂
@@highestsettings Exactly! He made those characters believable and funnier. This man has an amazing gift for that
Brad always had that talent for accents /dilects and fast talking segments. He's genius in that matter.
Bonjour
Depending on how hard he works he might resent being called a genius.
Aldo Raine
One Jamaica 🇯🇲
Gorlami
I recently saw this for the first time and I kept rewinding this piece and still could not understand the conversation. Thanks for the video and the text.
lol me too! Saw this on my YT feed then lost it when I refreshed so I searched it by what I remembered from the title… the first video did not have subtitles.
For anyone who doesn't understand some of the words/phrases being used here, here is some explanation:
The two black women & the white businessman are using a lot of Jamaican speak/words & slang.
Obeah: This is one of the harder ones to explain, but it kind of refers to witchcraft and spiritualistic practices like that. It's seen a lot in the Caribbean.
"All right" which is actually irie (but the subtitles day all right): Fine, Cool, or like peaceful. So, saying irie basically means everything is fine there's no reason to be worried.
"Dopey" which is actually Duppy: basically just means ghosts, spirits, and things like that.
Rahtid: It's generally used as a softer swear, kind of like damn, but here it's kind of just him saying that he's surprised she would just keep calling him that. Like when people say "danggg" because they're jokingly offended and more-so surprised.
Thank you. Your the real MVP 🎉🎉
dude this is a perfect explanation. i couldnt do any better myself tbh
Much respect!! ❤
Does rahtid come from rotted?
ayy tahnk you thats neat to learn
It's the soft tone. No ego, just understanding
Like Ignotus Perverell😅
To this day I still stand my ground and say this is the best scene Brad Pitt has ever done. In this movie you felt his naivete and simple joy of the taste of peanut butter and his immense power when reminded someone whom he really is.
This scene though was that perfect middle place where he was eternal and necessary while still taking time to show kindness and compassion to an elderly lady with a very short time left.
Brad Pitt is one of the best actors to grace Hollywood purely for the breadth of roles he can convincingly play.
I agree
I liked that movie.
One of my favorite movies. Perfect casting.
My gosh he is so gorgeous!
Agree. Love this film.
I cried SO MUCH when i saw this movie as a teen, that at 41yrs old im still in love with death and still cant bring myself to watch it and lose him again 😭😭💔
"Make it go away..."
"I cant, sista."
"You can, mista!"
"Ye cant fool around with the way things got to be."
One of the more memorable scenes in the movie.
Really shows death speaks in the language of the one he is taking to the next world and that he is just doing his job and there is nothing to fear.
@@RabbitsInBlack Death comes for everyone, language isnt a barrier. No matter where you go, Death will be there, waiting.
Bro I have a Jamaican grandmother and losing her is losing my life. I know this is just a movie but this made me just cry.
Bless your heart, and thank god that she was this special to you that you are reminded of her. Think of the good memories that make you smile. Take care and live prosperous.
It’s never easy. I lost my dad December 7 2023 then my dog of 13 years on January 7 2024.
Stay strong and keep your faith high. Grandma would not want you to be upset but to live your best life.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
it'll be hard, but you'll live.
That's suicidal.
As a Jamaican, I find that accent both impressive and hilarious. He did great.
Surprised the libs of the world havent ried to get this movie shut down for this scene. you know how they offended at everything.
His accent was terrible though?
@@user-uw6du9dl8z and why would they do that?
@@user-uw6du9dl8z Haha. Even if they did, what's it to em? It's not offensive to speak in a person's native dialect ? Not like he was black face or sporting fake dreadlocks. Lol
One of my favorite accents ever
God he was gorgeous there! His acting is always good too but he's so gorgeous. I love him in Legends of the Fall.
Yes, ma'am. My fave movie is Legends of the Fall.
Yes, I agree. He is very good at his craft, too. He definitely has the wow factor. I enjoy following his movies.
So do I, one of my favorite movies.
Watch bullet train. Brad shows a humorous side too.
Brad Pitt speaking Jamaican Creole is crazy!!!
Finally someone who understands it’s a language and not an accent
ENT THEY LADY IS TRINI
@@riverregionrebzis not a language is an accent. All Caribbean islands have creole versions of their colonizers language, the only one called creole is Haitian because their French is not the same, even the grammar is different. I’m Cuba we say we speak Cuban Spanish criollo, but the truth is we just speak a broken Spanish, just like patwa is a broken version of English but still has the English base and grammar.
@@caribbeannekoak4188creole is a language. Even where I'm from creole do differ from it's mother language and the language that surround it. Do you reckon. All english speakers will understand a jamaican talking jamaican english in the street?
Jamaican patois*?
Death is not the enemy. He is a reminder that every day is a gift. Yesterday cant be changed. Tomorrow is promised to no person. Today is a gift. That is why it is called the Present.
Okay Oogway
Cruelty squad was about that. They made you able to resurrect for 500 bucks and suddenly society goes to sh_t
@@engagingbus7991lmao seriously
@@mysticsaru8577 It's true though.
@@engagingbus7991 speaking of which 4 looks ass
Grandma: "Obiwan"
Obiwan:"hello there"
It's obeah it's something very popular in Carribean
@@Craziii_M4rayah man and we nah frig wit obeah. 😂
some people dont get jokes ig but this fr made me laugh out loud, could hear his voice in my head
General kanobi
lmaoo only comment to make me laugh
I love the natural look of the daughter and how her mother said then who you is then.
Movie "Meet Joe Black"
redundant comment
@@johnnavey6036how
I don’t know why but I read it as meet Jack black for a second
No, really? Not like it’s not pinned at the top already, so thanks.
@@NoName-fm2cynah he actually helped me I have no attention span
I love how natural his accent sounds, and how soft his voice is
It may sound natural but isn't accurate
Yesss❤
Dosent sound natural I’ll be honest it’s actually really bad
@@Armaria2203 you have literally made it your mission to say this as many times as possible. OMG give it a rest.😭
@JohnMarston-sf1vk Wow, you really think race has to do with anything? 🤨, It doesn't matter his race the accent isn't good and that's that. Idgaf if he's black, white,mixed or whatever.
Yo his Jamaican accent is no fucking joke, it’s too good ❤
This comment is getting way too many fucking likes it broke my 30k like record like weeks ago
Frl dwag study it
@@ffsoulreaper4159Frl
Its really not😂
@@cdulez bro it is solid
It feels like he’s an old man talking to a young girl too 😭 bro did work
this scene is so goddamn beautiful that it actually brings joy to a part of my soul i didn’t know needed it
Many years ago I was making a delivery to a movie set up here in Alberta. Spent a couple hours in the middle of a field in line waiting to get on the set. Young man in western gear sitting on his horse with a second horse with a stuffed deer tied to it was beside my truck. We spent the whole time chatting. I wasn’t into movies much and had no idea who he was, never hear the name Brad Pitt before. I give Brad a lot of respect, he was a down to earth gentleman. His only complaint was being tired of restaurant food, missed a home cooked meal. I offered and invited to take him home, being a younger family, told him it might only be Mac and Cheese. His eyes lite up and for a second he almost took me up on the offer. Really nice guy.
My father's uncle was Nunnally Johnson, Hollywood screenwriter, director, and producer for over 40 years. If any of his Hollywood friends made it up to Seattle up where his brother lived, he'd call up his brother and tell my grandpa to show his friends a good time in town, which his brother did.
However, one time he was asked to take care of Helen Hayes ("Queen of the American Stage"). When they were sitting in the family living room in the mid-afternoon during her fisit, my grandpa asked her where she wanted to dine, naming several fine restaurants in the city and saying he'd take her anywhere she liked...she said bluntly to him, his wife, and his two sons, "If I may be frank, I am just so sick and tired of dining in hotels and restaurants. What I *really* want is just a home-cooked meal."
My father, barely even a teen at the time, said he could not forget that moment, realizing that this magnificent beauty, this huge star of an actress...was just another human being. His father looked without a word to his mother, who dragged in a breath and asked lightly, "Can you wait an hour, maybe an hour and a half for a roast?"
My father said Helen looked like she was about to collapse in relief and said, "I would wait *two* hours for a home-cooked roast!"
And with that, my father's mother got to work preparing a home-cooked meal. which their special guest enjoyed to no end. She came back and visited a few times after that, and my grandfather always offered her "the finest of restaurants...or a home-cooked meal." (After clearing it with his wife, first.) And he also offered that option to *other* Hollywood guests...which my father said about a fifth of them actually took up as an offer.
When you're constantly on the road, touring in stage productions, you're constantly eating restaurant food. But sometimes you just want *home cooking.* And sometimes, you just want to be treated as a *person,* not a celebrity.
And you, holmrick, offered to treat that actor like a person, and tempted him with a home-cooked meal. I'm sure the production schedule was too tight for it (movies undergoing production are often far more taxing than theater shows on tour), but if he'd had any leeway, he undoubtedly would have accepted! And I guarantee that you gave him a good memory with that offer.
tyvm for sharing humanity with them... and the recount with us... lovely story... @@ladyofthemasque
@@TheOfficialDjProducthe might be telling the truth, many years ago in Canada is when and where they were filming Legends of The Fall.
@@TheOfficialDjProductwhat kind of proof would he have from this conversation. Out of all the conversations you’ve had in your life, how many of them do you have proof of?? Does that make sense?
@@jasonberry1307lmao just another internet moron not believing someone’s story who has literally no reason to lie
Brad Pitt speaking Jamaican so fluently was not something I was expecting 😅
Could be a voice actor.
Ong!!!😂😂😂
Patoi really. Not full Jamaican.
I love this movie ❤
@@marblesgrande1680 When its dubbed with voice acting, the sound is different to the original mics on set. This isn't.
Always loved how they wrote in this spot of compassion from Death himself. He is not the devil, rather he is the agent of inevitability.
He does such a good accent. This was one of my favorite moments from this movie.
Sorry bro, the attempt is really bad. Jamaicans are cringing at the sound. Still, the movie was very good.
@@yohancerodriguez6600 what inclines you to lie about this shit bro💀you could fr jus look up what Jamaican people think about this scene and see that ur wrong 😂
@@yohancerodriguez6600actual yapper
@yohancerodriguez6600 imma be real
While i do cringe at this scene its not because the accent is bad
Its actually really good
I just always find scenes like this cringe
@@yohancerodriguez6600nigga you probably aren't even black while you over here speaking on what Jamaicans find good or not, they already said it's a good accent and that's from Jamaican folks themselves
Man the way he speaks so softly with such love brings a tear to my eye. What a fantastic actor.
My mother is Jamaican and I remember her going crazy for Brad Pitt's mastery of her dialect! lol
I luv it when you look at me like that 😻🥰
I always found that beautiful, he didn't release her pain, he just showed her that it isn't leading down the path of fear she believes.
The personified character of death is one of my favorite created myths. Personally this version of death and Terry Pratchett's death are my all time favorite depictions of death.
No mention of Death from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish? Boo!
:p
I would love to know more about Pratchett's version of Death though. Anything I could look into first?
@@NostraDavid2 Terry Pratchett has an entire book series. It's called diskworld. It was adapted into a live action series for some episodes (books) even a movie or two I think.
But in particular the Hogfather and the lies we tell so we may believe the bigger lies.
@@ToxicAudriFor Sir Terry, DEATH brought the sword.
GNU Sir PTerry
GOD makes the decision. Everything else obeys. And you know that. 😑
Brad Pitt's Jamaican accent is phenomenal and adds depth to his character, showing compassion and kindness.
Nah he tried but that accent is whack.
Not you AGAIN-
You already commented this video wth like someone on team spot the same video?
Please do us a favor and do not comment anymore.
I'm born and raised Jamaican and I'm impressed 👍🏾 he's not perfect of course but impressive
I noticed that no one has given this woman her flowers for her acting she was spot on so believable 😊
I agree. I want to reach through the screen and hold her tight. She really nails this scene.
according to the comments, she was a legendary stage actress. also i guess she taught brad pitt the dialect and praised him for his job. so i guess behind the scenes she got her flowers. =)
I’ve always loved how good he did with the accent.
This scene always gets me. I don’t know how to put it into words. She went from being afraid, to not wanting to wait for the next place.
If people only realised that!
I wouldn't be afraid either if Brad Pitt was there......
Bradd pitt with a Jamaican accent is gold
I always like it when they show death as more human who just has a job and doesn’t really enjoy what he has to do but takes on the responsibility
Same for me. Death is as much a part of life as being born is, however I understand why people fear it of course.
Death is an enemy to be conquered in time... And should be seen as such. An old enemy, a powerful enemy and an undefeated enemy, but still an enemy. However, one that we CAN defeat in time.
@@thatravendude Enemy for some perhaps nor will I personally see it as something to conquer and fear as it's a dismal way to live calling a natural process 'evil' let alone wanting to stop the natural processes.
To me it's like saying the need to breathe is evil and needs to be conquered.
Immortality is its own bag of problems and endless grievances after all.
@@thatravendude If your enemy is inevitable, then you live a very sad life.
@@SchultzDorinda that's some cowardly and defeatist shit right there... the Bubonic plague was "inevitable"... WAS... Death my not be defeated in my lifetime, but there is a none zero chance that radical life extension could happen in the next century or 2. And if it can't? What's the harm in fighting for longer healthier lives?
I’m not a big Brad fan however in this he is BRILLIANT - the voice, intonation + ‘it’s going to be ok’ manner - spot on !
What don't you like about Brad Pitt and what type of actors/characters do you like ?
I would like to know cos for me, he's like the representation of what peak acting is
He is one of the best actors I have ever seen he is so versatile and there's nothing he can do I can watch him all day and anything he acts and he is like just an amazing actor and very talented it's only and worthless mistake was divorce in his first wife Jennifer Anniston for his second wife passes only mistake
Funny enough I just went to watch this movie after this short
And he wasn't even as BRILLIANT as I know him to be
If you think he was brilliant here, what about Fight Club, Mr & Mrs Smith, Oceans 11
He was just normal here
i love Brads accent. His coach needs a raise.
not in this case...more like fired
"no devil no duppy." I love language and all the slangs the tongues take. this is one of my favorite scenes ever. 😊
This moved beyond slang as it entrenched itself. It’s now a dialect of English
Me too!
The Jamaican accent is so good bro as a Jamaican I approve ❤❤
Big up uno self ❤️👌
Said it 100+ times this is an INCREDIBLE STORY...
GREAT ACTING, GREAT SCRIPT, SURPRISES, EMOTIONS AND GORGEOUS PEOPLE.
YOU WILL BE CHANGED! NOTHING GORY, NO HORROR JUST REALITY TOLD IN A BEAUTIFUL STORY OF MANY KINDS OF LOVE.😊
Hush
Whats the name
what movie is it or show?
Meet Joe Black I think
WHY ARE YOU YELLING!?
Ngl he absolutely nailed that accent and way of talking. Goddamn beautiful
I said the same and now I got thousands of haters commenting 😂
Damn, when Brad Pitt does an accent he’s not playing around.
Brad loved this women sm when they filmed this movie he went to her funeral few years later after filming
I felt that "some spot you pick" in my jamaican bones, granny was salty 😂
What does that mean?
Death is not an enemy, it is our closest friend as we have met many times.
💀🪶🙏🏼
Death’s not my friend.., I hate it… we were never meant to die… death is evil but necessary, only because of Sin.
@misswildflower7 Huh death is not evil.
If anything it's incredibly important
If nothing died we'd have 0 resources.
Death can not be good or evil it simply is.
It has no moral code it's just a fact of life.
It's weird to use sin as reasoning because most religions portray death as a positive thing for the most part
@@misswildflower7dead is part of life. We are born and we die.
Death is not evil or good. It is not a conscient entity.
@@misswildflower7 so you are saying that god didnt want us to die but doesnt have the power to stop it? please, god created life and god created death. this life is a test short and simple. I find it odd that you think god create dus with an intention and that intention failed. please do more research into other religions
Death is not evil. Death is your companion to the next place. You should not fear death. You should greet them as a friend and be ready to depart to the next world.
No next world out there woman but I'm with u on that.
For whoever wishes to save his life [in this world] will [eventually] lose it [through death], but whoever loses his life [in this world] for My sake and the gospel's will save it [from the consequences of sin and separation from God].
been afraid of death is mostly due to worldly attachments...
So I take it you have no friends, family, children or lovers and are not afraid to die?@@thirdcordtv8516
I loved their relationship! One of the best in the entire movie.
Something about hearing him say “no man I on holiday” always brings a giggle to ma face 😂😂
I feel it was his way of saying “it’s not your time just yet but I am here to show you it’s not as bad as you think it is. now fight a bit longer”
Me too! Watched it like 10x
That Jamaican accent makes it 100x better. WAGWAH BOSSY MAMMY I FROM DA NEXT PLASE
Respect n manners? Lol
Explain it
hhahaha
@@ikeraragon7725 haha 😂
Whats amazing is the old lady knows that what she is seeing is something out of this world. A very rare type of gift. I heard stories from a friend about a person that can see if someone is marked by death and will die soon. Very interesting how certain people just have abilities like this
Death has a smell, bodies often start decaying before death and I personally can sense it immediately, it's awful.
I felt it on my cat and no one would listen, she got a tumor and passed shortly after (it was incurable as it was on her face and she could no longer eat, but she lived 15 years so at least she did not pass when she was young)
@@nxcrorat They don't start decaying before death, that's a common misinformation.
@@alexandermorgan3469 They do and it's not even lethal every time, any part of your body can rot. No, the full body does not decompose (which I never said, I used the word bodies to exclude any spiritual belief like souls), are you trying to tell me that you've never seen a living person with decaying teeth? That necrosis isn't real?
My cat died with half her face missing from her tumor, [edit: it] was decaying, you don't know what happened, you're not my vet💀
[Edit 2: bodies are also constantly decaying, they're just also regenerating, but that's basic knowledge so surely I don't have to tell you and sit here explaining cells]
Yeah, your cells all die and then regenerate every 24 days? 27 days?
So, it’s like you’re not ever really.. you. 🫨🫨
@@nxcrorat most causes of slow death do not involve necrosis, necrosis is when that part of the body is already completely dead and rotting, while the rest of the body is not. Necrosis only really happens in particularly bad cases and after awhile with those issues. Small shifts in energy levels, movements of joints, overall, some minor behavioural changes all can indicate various forms of slow death, long before symptoms are normally noticable, that's what you get normally. You will only smell it with highly specific issues or when the cause is overall them not taking care of themselves
I've had a number of pets, of various species, dogs, cats, rats, a chinchilla, ferrets. Rats commonly got tumors or really bad abscesses, and the abscesses often smelled a little, but not unlike rat can smell normally without that, at least unless the abscess bursts. One dog had bone cancer and died of it, the vets thought it was just arthritis for far too long, we could tell he was dying, but it was not a smell or anything like that, it wsd his behaviors, long before it got that bad, it set in that something was off and that his time was approaching on the horizon. The chinchilla, we never figured out what happened exactly, other than their previous owner didn't care for it well. My grandfather, we knew he was cheating the reaper for ages, he hid it well, but he was only holding out through stubbornness, he died of multiple issues all at once, but we knew, not because of a smell, not because of even something visual, not really, heck, his behavior was so very minorly off, only us, who knew him damn well, would notice. I know death, and I can say that without a before and after, it's usually BS until you get a proper medical assessment
"some spot you pick" gets me every single time 😂😂😂😂😂
Much respect for Brad !
Whoever put this part of the script together needs a raise. It Good’ Mon
Never thought in my life I’d see Brad Pitt to a Jamaican accent 😂😂
This was a surprisingly good movie and this scene has always stuck with me. “Everting gone be arright”.
irie lol
irie, not arright
this was such a an amazing part of Meet Joe Black. So tender and kind.
I love that they show them together again when she fnally passes. Death is so often misunderstood
Man oh man! Brad is so beautiful 😍. My Beloved looked so much like him on our wedding day back in 1982. I miss him so much. He passed in 2011. I know this has nothing to do with this movie( which I have on DVD) I was just sharing a memory😊
Thank you for sharing your precious memory, he still loves you as much as ever and is waiting for you to be with him again :-)
Thank you for sharing that. Siting here crying to this beautiful scene has fed my soul and then I saw your comment. So many stories upon this earth. Thanks for sharing a bit of yours.
THAT MAN IS DROP DEAD GORGEOUS OML
He doesn't ease her pain, he just shows her where you go when you die. In the full clip, he even admits that he has no power over s person's pain and suffering. He's not evil out good, he just is. Like the woman says, he's basically just a bus driver.
name pls?
Lord help us....Mr. Pitt was more than STUNNING at that age....he was PERFECTION ITSELF!!!! ❤❤❤💋
"Meet Joe Black" is such an amazing movie so much meaning
This movie made me to never fear Death. It made me accept it and to not be afraid because everything is gonna be ok.
I'm NOT dead. I'm NOT suicidal.
I'm just saying that this movie put a comfort zone on me that I had never felt.
If you have not seen this movie.
I highly recommend you do.
It's one of Brad Pitt's best characters je has ever portraid.
Too bad it's not a Bjblical picture of death.
"My mother is sicker than him" is a wild thing to say.
Why you say? It is similar to triaging where the take certain patients in certain order.
@@ericsaxx4967 But just because he looks healthy, doesn't mean he is. It's the same thing as 'people don't look handicapped' argument dumbasses have.
@ericsaxx4967 Surely, that's not done by a biased non-medical citizen, right? 😅
necessary in hospitals if you don`t want to wait 8 hours.
@@JayJayM57 The person saying that is not a doctor, or a nurse, or anything... it's just the patient's daughter.
Damn man, they don't make movies like this anymore. These gems must be protected at all cost.
I love this scene
Brad Pitt speaks so naturally with the Jamaican accent
And what he says about his not there for her
❤❤ I love this movie
There’s something about his voice that makes me rewatch..
Death is not always an enemy. Sometimes it is your last friend. When pain and loss take all it would ease your grief. I have seen it.
you're right
It's part of life
One of the best looking men to ever grace the screen.❤❤❤❤
I love the idea of Death as an entity of both duty and compassion.
Death is a Friend that comes to all of us, in the End.
I love when he comes back to take her. I know that’s not the reason he was sent there in the movie, but it was such a special scene.❤
Which movie ?
@@blckrbbtvieanne729 Meet Joe Black
@@blckrbbtvieanne729Meet Joe Black. It’s worth watching
@@blckrbbtvieanne729Meet Joe Black. It’s a fantastic movie that I’m now gonna have to watch.
@@blckrbbtvieanne729 meet joe black
This is one of the best movies I ever seen! , Anthony Hopkins, Brad Pitt and I Claire Folani were absolutely brilliant in their roles!
What's the name of the movie?
@@otlaathusakatse448 meet Joe black
Thats what im trying to find out 😢@@otlaathusakatse448
This scene is so cool. I love how he can switch accents like that. Hours of studying and dedication