I want to meet who ever came up with this scene bc this couldn’t have been anymore romantic and dramatic then what it was. I want my wedding to look like this. It was so dreamy
Its part of asian culture too. We are taught that no matter what darkness is happening in your personal life, you must present a calm 'face' in front of others. That's how my mother was able to turn up to work everyday while she was getting cheated on and going through a messy split with my father. Not saying its the best thing but I was still in awe of how strong she could be. None of her collegues ever knew either - whereas anyone else would miss a week of work and cry on their shift cuz their dog was sick. I always found it interesting
Jiyuu Chizukeki wow, she sounds like a very strong woman. Though i hope she was able to let all those feeling out at times. And i hope things did turn out okay in the end
This scene alone should have won an award for most creative and most original. A beautiful scene in movie history. Thank you Jon M Chu! I love your movies.
No one in Hollywood is watching what we’re watching and seeing. They’re just awarding themselves randomly, oblivious to three minutes of absolute perfection.
You know what made me cry in this film? It's that "I love you" mouthing by Rachel and Nick. Remember that the confrontation between her and Eleanor happened before this scene, so Rachel must have felt like she will never have the chance to say say this in a real wedding to Nick one day. Tears!!
The way the groom set his eyes to her bride was really touching....and the same with the main lead.. it was really a great movie coz their love feels real....
It’s so powerful because we first meet the bride and groom in the airport and they’re normal, loving people dressed normally. You can tell they LOVE each other and the money doesn’t matter.
This scene embodies so many phases of love. Relishing in it (Araminta), depending on it (Astrid and grandma), ending it (Astrid alone), realizing its authenticity (Eleanor) and its limits (Rachel). This scene is overwhelming and genius. I am in awe that Jon was able to capture so many perspectives of the human condition in three minutes.
Same! I have never gotten emotional over a romance or wedding scene, I was so confused when I gasped at the beautiful scene and felt tears coming from my eyes! 😂😩😭 Everything was perfectly timed 👏🏼👏🏼💜
I like that they actually brought Kina Grannis (the singer) and showed her performing at the wedding, it makes it feel even more authentic (because in a wedding like this, they definitely would hire a live musician. Plus that's great exposure for her!)
In this movie, one of my favorite characters is definitely Astrid. Rich, but humble. Successful, yet modest. Vulnerable, but strong. I missed the scene after the kiss where she breaks down and cries. But the fact that she was able to show up without making a scene and keep a calm demeanor...Astrid is someone to look up to.
Definitely!!!!!!! She is by far my favorite character in this movie. She gave up a lot and made many sacrifices just for a marriage her family disapproved of. Yet she'll have to face them and their social circle with a big 'I TOLD YOU SO'. I hope that I'm able to develop these qualities that she possess.
Never had I ever been so moved by a single wedding scene. Most I've seen in movies and in real life never will come close to the way I felt during this scene. This scene literally made me cry, and I finished the movie a few moments ago, and I just had to watch this again. I've never fallen in love, I don't like anyone at the moment, neither have I ever had a serious relationship, yet this scene made me feel nostalgic. Probably because in my past life I fell in love and... I don't know. This scene was more than sweet: it was magical. Considering that this was supposed to be a comedic movie, never did I expect such an emotional scene, which made it a whole lot better. I'm really looking forward to more movies with these actors and the director.
Past lives.... as a physics graduate Penrose's lectures are showing they just might be real.... "nostalgic" so many times I have felt that, now i know why TY (thank you)
In my humble opinion, this is hands down the most romantic wedding ceremony scene in film history as far as I'm concerned. I still cry my eyes out every time I watch it. Bravo to the actors/actresses who convey so much emotion throughout, but also the special folks behind the lens that orchestrated this beautiful moment for us, the viewers.
I admire Astrid here, to show up in a wedding where 2 people promising to be together, it must have been a very depressing time for her. Hers was ending and her friend's starting a new life. To show up and give support when she is dying and still remaining calm, she is clearly a strong woman. She deserved better.
Yes, but each image/frame was so beautiful, I wish they could have lingered a few seconds longer on each image. But the song is not that long, and I guess they had fit the scene within the length of the song.
There's always a way to scale down on expenses. 1. Phoebe and Mike's wedding in the American Sitcom FRIENDS. On the street. Under streetlights. Still romantic. 2. The Peraltiago Wedding by Charles Boyle in Brooklyn 99. Police themed. Also on the street with shredded paper as the ramp and police lights as the background. Acknowledgement of both work life and romantic life in one stroke. These are the two fictional weddings that I can quote at the top of my head which are MINIMUM budget yet aesthetic and romantic. There's always a way.
Unfortunately there were power cords throughout the set, including where the water flowed; they had to reshoot this six times as the actress playing the bride kept getting electrocuted.
I cried twice during this movie: 1. the wedding scene 2. the proposal on the airplane with his mum's ring in the box Also, another one of my favorite scenes in this movie has to be the mahjong scene
If you don't understand the significance of the mah jong scene near the end of the movie, then you simply MUST read the article by Jeff Yang on Vox.com, August 31. It will explain SO MUCH, including the meaning of the "broken bamboo" tiles, and how the girlfriend LET the mother win the game. It will make the scene so MUCH MORE meaningful.
@@alannalyc -- Ah, but you have to read the Vox article to pick up the full content. The fact that Eleanor was sitting in the "East" position representing Asia, and Rachel was sitting in the "West" position representing America. The fact that "Empty Bamboo" is a slur that Asians throw at Asian-Americans (much like the slur "banana")-- and Rachel let Eleanor win with an empty bamboo tile. The fact that Rachel is a game theory professor and worked the game to let Eleanor win in an obvious way. There are simply so many layers going on in this highly-choreographed mah jong game that I urge people to read the Vox article. You will appreciate the artistry of that scene so much more! ☺
I saw this movie twice...this scene gave me chills.. the singer her voice is gorgeous. ..the children were cute....the way the groom looked when his bride appeared... beautiful and graceful...the sigh from the families... friends... absolutely perfect....well done!!! Oh yes of course the two main characters the story was centered around... they way they looked at each other... amazing scene!!!!
This brings so many moments. Like Astrid being very calm and trying to hold things in after her husband left her, Rachael and nick looking at each other, and the song
The chills I got when I saw this.. i was quaking! I started crying. This was absolutely breathtaking! And when the water started flowing down the aisle & she stepped in like a Goddess.. I nearly passed out
This is when I realized why some people cry at weddings. They’re overtaken by the beauty of two people being united in love, and I never understood that tearful feeling until I watched this scene 😭
I swear.....I've seen the movie in the theater 5 times. I am so freaking psyched to get it on DVD on tuesday.......but this by far is my favorite scene and of course that one that makes me cry like a baby every single time. When Nick mouths I Love You to Rachel and she says it back....with the song......and then that music sound effect...OMG.
I remember watching CRA in theatres AND when my university played it for movie night. when the wedding scene came on and the song started playing, i could hear an audible "awww" and then as the water flooded the floor, everyone either gasped or said "wow!" but my favorite audience reaction was when the lights in the scene went dark and the wedding guests stood up as araminta came on scene in her wedding gown - there was no sound. everyone that was seeing this scene just watched in awe. i even saw some girls in front of me cry because it was such a beautiful scene. and idk but it was one of the best audience reactions i've personally witnessed.
This movie is epic. Times has changed. When I was in college in the East Coast more than 10 years ago during movie night. They played Must Love Dogs where there was a racist scene portrayed an Asian lady speaking broken English in the nail salon acting stupid. I was upset by the negative portrayal of Asian American women on the screen that I stood up and walked out of the room. The other college students looked at me like I'm overreacting and rude then ignored me and kept laughing because that's what most of them growing up thinking all Asians are alike. They also don't understand it's those labored, speaking broken English, immigrant Asian women are the ones raising future Asian American pharmacists, nurses, doctors, engineers, entrepreneurs, IT, etc.
@@yv6160 this is one of the best replies i have ever received, thank you so much. And also, I feel you on that. In most American movies (or iconic American movies), if there is an Asian character, they are regulated to negative and sometimes harmful stereotypes - such as the scene you were talking about. And people would have that image of what all Asian Americans act like - that we eat dogs, that we all don't speak English, that Asian women are quiet and submissive, etc. It's infuriating and honeslty, tiring to see it over and over again. That's probably why I love Crazy Rich Asians so much - because this is a contemporary film focusing on Asians that portray them so differently. The characters in the film are well educated, successful, live in lavish and luxury. They're bold and not afraid to speak their mind. Next to the wedding scene, the opening of the film is my favorite.
That’s so wonderful! When I saw this in theatre, a couple girls burst out laughing right when she stepped into the water and completely broke the silence of the theatre. It really negatively effected the scene unfortunately :(
everything is perfect, and can we just mention how collin is teary-eyed at araminta's first step? their love is so pure despite all the other aspects they can value each other for
The "I Love you" part i think is the happiest yet saddest part of the movie... but my eyes was literally flooding in tears and my heart bumping so hard that I can smile and cry at the same time
This scene never fails to bring me to the brink of tears no matter how many times I watch it. Reminds me of me and my significant other because we always say I love you to each other...
For those who are curious....yes this kind of wedding does happen in asian countries. But of course this is clearly exaggerated. Etravagant weddings are quite common for the middle class to the upper class. I have attended weddings/receptions that have flowers arranged gorgeously and are shipped from the other side of the world, wedding dresses made by high class designers, etc. Every wedding are unique and extravagant on their own ways.
these kinds of weddings aren't exclusive to only asians...I can say this very confidently as an asian myself. in fact, our weddings here are quite different and more cultured compared to the one shown here.
Well if you mean by exaggerated is the water scene, yeah I've never heard about it. But when it comes to the price, it's not exaggerated, this kind of wedding does exist. Not everyday of course
I swear they stole my wedding idea. I wanted “Can’t help falling in love” being acoustically sang as I walk down an aisle of water. I screamed when I saw this movie!!! I’m still going to do it though 🥰🥰🥰
Crazy Rich Asian is the only Romantic Comedy that make me cry . I can't hold my tear in wedding scene and ending airplane propose scene , That two scene really touch me . I save Crazy Rich Asian in my harddisk and never delete it .
This scene made me speechless. It was just perfect and was absolutely to the liking of the hopeless romantic residing inside of me. Literally, this scene could take my hand, take my whole life too and I'd voluntarily give both of them away. I'm so in love with it.
Watched this in the cinema and god... the music, the location, the acting, everything was just so perfect for this scene. I’m not even kidding when I say I had chills shivering down my spine and I felt this intense emotion when the music stopped and it was just pure silence. I freaking LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH!!
Her voice is beautiful and matched so perfectly. Even without watching the clip when I hear the song and her sing I start tearing up. This scene was all around so beautiful ugh
the best wedding scene I've seen in movies, that made me cry again and again, the artist who sings excellent, captivated me, I repeated the scene more than 10 times and I cried in all🤣🤣😘😍
*OK I’m so glad someone posted this part of the movie on here so I can watch it as many times as I please because this is the best thing ever and I cry every time during this scene* ❤️
The only possible thing that might have made this scene better would be if it had been longer: dwelling longer on each visual image without so many rapid edit "cuts." But even as is, it is superb cinematography and took the audience's breath away.
This is one of the most memorable scene throughout the movie ♥️. How the uniqueness shone through with a very intricate design of how the wedding scene should be. Such grace, elegance and beauty being portrayed together in one scene. Now I feel intoxicated with this movie
I loved how every look they gave eachother felt eternal🥺✨✨🤍. The word mouthing and how well cued she needed that reassurance, the few and sincere drop of tears, the best scene of this movie in own my book✨✨😭🥺. Uggh my heart. I just can't get over this scene even after all this years
I remember watching this in theatres the day it came out, the whole audience including myself was in awe with the whole scene that you could ever hear everyone breathing. It was really BEAUTIFUL
This scene was really beautiful. I’ve watched so many weddings on TV and attended so many weddings in person, but this was the only one that actually moved me.
Here in philippines especially roman catholic, every weddings are being held at the church and there are well organized flowers/bouquets and an aisle. And while the groom is waiting for the bride someone with a beautiful voice is singing as well and it makes me want to cry every single time I attend weddings. This scene is just like every wedding I attend to but it is very unique in a way that I dont even have a word to describe it😍😍😍The mahjong scene is also my favorite scene, I love the script and oh gosh I just love this movie!!!!❤️❤️❤️
this was the most beautiful scene of the movie, I went to see it with my vietnamese girlfriend and me been hispanic, it taught us so much about what true love is indeed, there are truly no limits, only the one you set yourself, what a beautiful movie it was and the theme of a rice paddy, that is very meaningful in Asian culture
This scene was absolutely breathtaking. The flow was flawless and that womans singing just made me cringe. I immediately wanted a wedding after this scene! AMAZING! Loved this movie!!
This scene hit me hard when I saw it in the theater. It made me realize I’ll be lonely forever and I’ll never find true love. This was absolutely beautiful, and it’s a feeling I’ll never experience unfortunately.
![Crazy Rich Asians - Mahjong Scene [Official HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/H_CJXuMxc8U/mqdefault.jpg)
Gonna plagiarize this whole wedding
Me too! Hahahhaah
i mean, can't blame you really
“We are Methodist, we are suppose to use $20 million only” this wedding will cost u $40 million, you knew it... 🤑🤑
Hope you're crazy rich!
😂😂😂😂😂
I want to meet who ever came up with this scene bc this couldn’t have been anymore romantic and dramatic then what it was. I want my wedding to look like this. It was so dreamy
It's in the book! :)
It's $40 million
if the someone super rich boyfriend can fall in love with u......... ^^
Elizabeth Banta dont aim too high.. you might bankrupt your family.
@@jswlene6337 I can fix this up real cheap. As long as the church is okay with water damage and mold.
I love how there’s like 4 stories going on here and it’s all meshed together in one powerful scene, the execution is perfection.
Astrid was so strong here. After confronting her cheating husband, here she was. It was a beautiful wedding, but i really felt for her here
Me too 😔. Strong & beautiful women and her husband is a big jerk
In the book he doesn't actually cheat, he's pretending in order to have a reason to divorce her.
Its just a movie relax
@@DatBwoiXERXESdem I know but there's someting real in her story.
DatBwoiXERXESdem I swear - Sit back and enjoy this beautiful song
"Like a river flows~..." and then the water cue. Executed very well.
ikr it was actual perfection
Yes, that part gets me everytime.
her voice crack in that part was amazing and the water makes it so much better🖤
Cry so much on this scene.. I’m so touch in “take my hand take my whole life too...” love this
It’s called planning which involves movie cameras and editing.
Everyone is focused on the song and Rachel or anyone else. What I'm looking at is Astrid. This scene showcases just how strong she is.
Yes, yes, so true! Who else could possibly attend a wedding right after your husband left you?
Xoie Veck same i felt for her so hard here
Its part of asian culture too. We are taught that no matter what darkness is happening in your personal life, you must present a calm 'face' in front of others. That's how my mother was able to turn up to work everyday while she was getting cheated on and going through a messy split with my father. Not saying its the best thing but I was still in awe of how strong she could be. None of her collegues ever knew either - whereas anyone else would miss a week of work and cry on their shift cuz their dog was sick. I always found it interesting
Jiyuu Chizukeki wow, she sounds like a very strong woman. Though i hope she was able to let all those feeling out at times. And i hope things did turn out okay in the end
Xoie Veck yes it was heart breaking 😢
This scene alone should have won an award for most creative and most original. A beautiful scene in movie history. Thank you Jon M Chu! I love your movies.
I totally agree!
This isn't an idea, It's part of Asian culture to walk on water or rice becuase means abundancy and prosperity.
Except its very common asian wedding.
No one in Hollywood is watching what we’re watching and seeing. They’re just awarding themselves randomly, oblivious to three minutes of absolute perfection.
You know what made me cry in this film? It's that "I love you" mouthing by Rachel and Nick. Remember that the confrontation between her and Eleanor happened before this scene, so Rachel must have felt like she will never have the chance to say say this in a real wedding to Nick one day. Tears!!
Same here. Its that Nick did not know...and that's what made me cry.
The fact that they responded to each other in the room as if no one else was there.😍😍😍
Omg i have to go and cry all over again
The fact that everyone except those two were extras. Yep. Extras.
Good eye
I'm too poor to cry.
Kimsea Chea waw
Kimsea Chea I’m too Poot not to cry
not too poor to watch youtube and have data plan...
emdad chowdhury r/woooosh
It would be a waste of tears
The way the groom set his eyes to her bride was really touching....and the same with the main lead.. it was really a great movie coz their love feels real....
Surreal 😍
It’s so powerful because we first meet the bride and groom in the airport and they’re normal, loving people dressed normally. You can tell they LOVE each other and the money doesn’t matter.
This scene embodies so many phases of love. Relishing in it (Araminta), depending on it (Astrid and grandma), ending it (Astrid alone), realizing its authenticity (Eleanor) and its limits (Rachel). This scene is overwhelming and genius. I am in awe that Jon was able to capture so many perspectives of the human condition in three minutes.
Yes u are
I saw the movie on the plane and I bawled my eyes out at this scene and the ending
Hi Vanessa’s Doggy omg same😭✈️
same!!! 😭🛫
same :(
Same omg lol movie ended when we landed in Seattle
Same saw this after leaving from Singapore didn't know it was film there till I watch it hahaha
I was NOT expecting to be this emotional watching this. Kina Grannis was perfection and the direction for this scene was stunning
I couldn't agree more!!!
Don Vu what’s the name of the song???
@@bluegrey52 can't help falling in love with you
Nor I and I am a dude I was glued to it......
Same! I have never gotten emotional over a romance or wedding scene, I was so confused when I gasped at the beautiful scene and felt tears coming from my eyes! 😂😩😭 Everything was perfectly timed 👏🏼👏🏼💜
I like that they actually brought Kina Grannis (the singer) and showed her performing at the wedding, it makes it feel even more authentic (because in a wedding like this, they definitely would hire a live musician. Plus that's great exposure for her!)
aries4alexs what’s the name of the song? I see people say it’s called “Like a river flows” but I can’t find it anywhere.
bluegrey52 Kina Grannis - Cant help falling in love
First recorded by Elvis Presley in 1961.
They should have got elvis instead
uncle I'm pretty sure he was unavailable.
I remembered asking my gf "is her gown waterproof or what? " in the cinema during this scene and got a light slap for spoiling the feel lol
Lol
Of course it is. She’s rich.
don't worry you're not the only who ask that 😂😂
It actually was waterproof.
😄😂😂🤣 wow eh
In this movie, one of my favorite characters is definitely Astrid. Rich, but humble. Successful, yet modest. Vulnerable, but strong.
I missed the scene after the kiss where she breaks down and cries. But the fact that she was able to show up without making a scene and keep a calm demeanor...Astrid is someone to look up to.
Definitely!!!!!!! She is by far my favorite character in this movie. She gave up a lot and made many sacrifices just for a marriage her family disapproved of. Yet she'll have to face them and their social circle with a big 'I TOLD YOU SO'. I hope that I'm able to develop these qualities that she possess.
She reminds me of Heart Evangelista. Crazy rich asian woman and she's the sweetest person ever. Has a RUclips channel too!
As a 31-year-old male serving in the army, I cried like a little bitch that I am on the plane back home watching this scene.
Chris Kim are u single??
I need a boyfriend
@Chris Kim
I cried too
It’s such a beautiful scene
@@nadjiecadet6742 mood
@Chris Kim We won’t tell 😁
The best moment: When water flooded and Kina Grannis made a pause and then Araminta walked in.
It was stunning
Ikr🥺
Never had I ever been so moved by a single wedding scene. Most I've seen in movies and in real life never will come close to the way I felt during this scene. This scene literally made me cry, and I finished the movie a few moments ago, and I just had to watch this again. I've never fallen in love, I don't like anyone at the moment, neither have I ever had a serious relationship, yet this scene made me feel nostalgic. Probably because in my past life I fell in love and... I don't know. This scene was more than sweet: it was magical.
Considering that this was supposed to be a comedic movie, never did I expect such an emotional scene, which made it a whole lot better.
I'm really looking forward to more movies with these actors and the director.
I know right! This was everything!!!
Past lives.... as a physics graduate Penrose's lectures are showing they just might be real.... "nostalgic" so many times I have felt that, now i know why TY (thank you)
They have two sequels in production
In my humble opinion, this is hands down the most romantic wedding ceremony scene in film history as far as I'm concerned. I still cry my eyes out every time I watch it. Bravo to the actors/actresses who convey so much emotion throughout, but also the special folks behind the lens that orchestrated this beautiful moment for us, the viewers.
THE. MOST. BEAUTIFUL. WEDDING. SCENE. EVER!!!
....*THEEEE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCENE EVER.* Hands Downnnnnn! 😌
I just wept uncontrollably! It was magical !!!
sooo true.sooo romantic.comedy is out of this world....hands and feet up and down,lol!
Sshhh..LetsTalkSmack IT IS. I HAVENT EVEN SEEN THE FULL MOVIE
Entire facts!!!!!!
Yes and the song suits it
Ya boy was tearing up in the theatre during this scene 😂😭
We in this together 😂
I must admit I cried too!!!
I teared too u ain't alone bro
yah me
glad to know it wasn't just me!!
I admire Astrid here, to show up in a wedding where 2 people promising to be together, it must have been a very depressing time for her. Hers was ending and her friend's starting a new life. To show up and give support when she is dying and still remaining calm, she is clearly a strong woman. She deserved better.
she did....we need more of her
Who is dying ??
The editing in this scene is so spot on. It has that emotionally moving rewatchable quality to it
Yes, but each image/frame was so beautiful, I wish they could have lingered a few seconds longer on each image. But the song is not that long, and I guess they had fit the scene within the length of the song.
And my wedding expectations just got even more impossible
It's never impossible believe me
@@shiftydon493 $40 Million wedding right there. Ya sure?
@@conniedoesexist1807 Just marry some rich dude
There's always a way to scale down on expenses.
1. Phoebe and Mike's wedding in the American Sitcom FRIENDS. On the street. Under streetlights. Still romantic.
2. The Peraltiago Wedding by Charles Boyle in Brooklyn 99. Police themed. Also on the street with shredded paper as the ramp and police lights as the background. Acknowledgement of both work life and romantic life in one stroke.
These are the two fictional weddings that I can quote at the top of my head which are MINIMUM budget yet aesthetic and romantic. There's always a way.
I didn't cry cuz I was too busy being worried about her wedding dress being soaked in water down the aisle.
Akanksha Parulekar who cares, they’re rich lol!!
@@lisasummer701 😂
Anything for aesthetics
Maybe the bottom of the dress was made of some material foto the water because is not much water
Lol it's waterproof yo!
I made the mistake of watching this movie and "Coco" back to back needless to say I was in tears the whole night! 😢😭
Haha, yeah I bet~ 😂
I made the same mistake.
Goshh I cried in this scene... And when I saw Coco I was at a friend's house and couldn't stop bawling! I had mascara all over my face XD
In my opinion, hands down, this wedding scene was the most beautiful and touching one I have ever seen in a movie or TV show.
Love the moment when she sang "Like the river flows" and the water started to flow in. Beautiful scene.
Unfortunately there were power cords throughout the set, including where the water flowed; they had to reshoot this six times as the actress playing the bride kept getting electrocuted.
@@tomblackstone482 Nah 😂
Such an accurate and emotive moment there!!I just watch this movie last night and I thought 'Wow!!😮😮' too many emotions there!!
I cried twice during this movie:
1. the wedding scene
2. the proposal on the airplane with his mum's ring in the box
Also, another one of my favorite scenes in this movie has to be the mahjong scene
The mahjong scene was SO CLEVER!
Mahjong scene made me cry so much.
If you don't understand the significance of the mah jong scene near the end of the movie, then you simply MUST read the article by Jeff Yang on Vox.com, August 31. It will explain SO MUCH, including the meaning of the "broken bamboo" tiles, and how the girlfriend LET the mother win the game. It will make the scene so MUCH MORE meaningful.
@@markmh835 I'm pretty sure everyone got the message of the Mahjong scene. Even people who don't play Mahjong could draw that conclusion.
@@alannalyc -- Ah, but you have to read the Vox article to pick up the full content. The fact that Eleanor was sitting in the "East" position representing Asia, and Rachel was sitting in the "West" position representing America. The fact that "Empty Bamboo" is a slur that Asians throw at Asian-Americans (much like the slur "banana")-- and Rachel let Eleanor win with an empty bamboo tile. The fact that Rachel is a game theory professor and worked the game to let Eleanor win in an obvious way. There are simply so many layers going on in this highly-choreographed mah jong game that I urge people to read the Vox article. You will appreciate the artistry of that scene so much more! ☺
I saw this movie twice...this scene gave me chills.. the singer her voice is gorgeous. ..the children were cute....the way the groom looked when his bride appeared... beautiful and graceful...the sigh from the families... friends... absolutely perfect....well done!!! Oh yes of course the two main characters the story was centered around... they way they looked at each other... amazing scene!!!!
This brings so many moments. Like Astrid being very calm and trying to hold things in after her husband left her, Rachael and nick looking at each other, and the song
The chills I got when I saw this.. i was quaking! I started crying. This was absolutely breathtaking! And when the water started flowing down the aisle & she stepped in like a Goddess.. I nearly passed out
my laugh of the day, "I nearly passed out",hehehe
It was magical
Omg same. I literally couldn't stop shaking and tears were streaming down my face
This is when I realized why some people cry at weddings. They’re overtaken by the beauty of two people being united in love, and I never understood that tearful feeling until I watched this scene 😭
I swear.....I've seen the movie in the theater 5 times. I am so freaking psyched to get it on DVD on tuesday.......but this by far is my favorite scene and of course that one that makes me cry like a baby every single time. When Nick mouths I Love You to Rachel and she says it back....with the song......and then that music sound effect...OMG.
hahaha,omg,same reaction here!
I seen it 2 times in cinema in 2 different countries
3x in the cinema here lol
I agree with all of this 100%%
OMG I watched this movie 3 times .. I thought i was a weird one
the way Collin was looking at her was what made me cry..... The Face of a Man Who is Truly and Deeply in Love
this is the most beautiful wedding scene i’ve ever seen. it gives me chills. holy shit. i want my wedding to look like this.
Hands down one of the best wedding scenes from a movie period. And I’m not even Asian
Alena Salim I’m drawing reference to the fact that my opinion isn’t made from a biased standpoint. Good enough explanation for you?!
It was the extra gum commercial music that did it right?
I remember watching CRA in theatres AND when my university played it for movie night. when the wedding scene came on and the song started playing, i could hear an audible "awww" and then as the water flooded the floor, everyone either gasped or said "wow!" but my favorite audience reaction was when the lights in the scene went dark and the wedding guests stood up as araminta came on scene in her wedding gown - there was no sound. everyone that was seeing this scene just watched in awe. i even saw some girls in front of me cry because it was such a beautiful scene. and idk but it was one of the best audience reactions i've personally witnessed.
What university are you attending?
This movie is epic. Times has changed. When I was in college in the East Coast more than 10 years ago during movie night. They played Must Love Dogs where there was a racist scene portrayed an Asian lady speaking broken English in the nail salon acting stupid. I was upset by the negative portrayal of Asian American women on the screen that I stood up and walked out of the room. The other college students looked at me like I'm overreacting and rude then ignored me and kept laughing because that's what most of them growing up thinking all Asians are alike. They also don't understand it's those labored, speaking broken English, immigrant Asian women are the ones raising future Asian American pharmacists, nurses, doctors, engineers, entrepreneurs, IT, etc.
@@yv6160 this is one of the best replies i have ever received, thank you so much.
And also, I feel you on that. In most American movies (or iconic American movies), if there is an Asian character, they are regulated to negative and sometimes harmful stereotypes - such as the scene you were talking about. And people would have that image of what all Asian Americans act like - that we eat dogs, that we all don't speak English, that Asian women are quiet and submissive, etc. It's infuriating and honeslty, tiring to see it over and over again. That's probably why I love Crazy Rich Asians so much - because this is a contemporary film focusing on Asians that portray them so differently. The characters in the film are well educated, successful, live in lavish and luxury. They're bold and not afraid to speak their mind. Next to the wedding scene, the opening of the film is my favorite.
Yeah the silence followed by the abundance of tears flowing!
That’s so wonderful! When I saw this in theatre, a couple girls burst out laughing right when she stepped into the water and completely broke the silence of the theatre. It really negatively effected the scene unfortunately :(
The most beautiful scene and wedding ever!
everything is perfect, and can we just mention how collin is teary-eyed at araminta's first step? their love is so pure despite all the other aspects they can value each other for
The "I Love you" part i think is the happiest yet saddest part of the movie... but my eyes was literally flooding in tears and my heart bumping so hard that I can smile and cry at the same time
I felt the same way ❣️
The hopeless romantic in me was sobbing at the end of this movie.
No matter how many times I watch this scene, I still tear up and smile.
The way Nick and Rachel look at each other makes my heart melt. 😍😭💓
This scene never fails to bring me to the brink of tears no matter how many times I watch it. Reminds me of me and my significant other because we always say I love you to each other...
For those who are curious....yes this kind of wedding does happen in asian countries. But of course this is clearly exaggerated.
Etravagant weddings are quite common for the middle class to the upper class. I have attended weddings/receptions that have flowers arranged gorgeously and are shipped from the other side of the world, wedding dresses made by high class designers, etc. Every wedding are unique and extravagant on their own ways.
You are right....extravagant weddings are quite common for the middle to upper class in America too!
these kinds of weddings aren't exclusive to only asians...I can say this very confidently as an asian myself. in fact, our weddings here are quite different and more cultured compared to the one shown here.
Just wondering is the whole water thing is also also like part of like a tradition, or was it just more effects for the movie.
@@beksl5411 it's just effects for the movie
Well if you mean by exaggerated is the water scene, yeah I've never heard about it. But when it comes to the price, it's not exaggerated, this kind of wedding does exist. Not everyday of course
This is thee most beautiful wedding I’ve ever seen
I swear they stole my wedding idea. I wanted “Can’t help falling in love” being acoustically sang as I walk down an aisle of water. I screamed when I saw this movie!!! I’m still going to do it though 🥰🥰🥰
Crazy Rich Asian is the only Romantic Comedy that make me cry . I can't hold my tear in wedding scene and ending airplane propose scene , That two scene really touch me . I save Crazy Rich Asian in my harddisk and never delete it .
my eyes are flowing like that makeshift river
No, shift. Real tears. Dear
“Like a River flows..”
Me: Like the tears flow...
This scene made me speechless. It was just perfect and was absolutely to the liking of the hopeless romantic residing inside of me. Literally, this scene could take my hand, take my whole life too and I'd voluntarily give both of them away. I'm so in love with it.
This scene gave me goosebumps and brought tears to my eyes. Very well directed and put together!
Watched this in the cinema and god... the music, the location, the acting, everything was just so perfect for this scene. I’m not even kidding when I say I had chills shivering down my spine and I felt this intense emotion when the music stopped and it was just pure silence. I freaking LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH!!
Her voice is beautiful and matched so perfectly. Even without watching the clip when I hear the song and her sing I start tearing up. This scene was all around so beautiful ugh
This will always be mt favorite scene of the movie. The part with the river, the mesmerising voice, the beautiful lights. It all melts my heart.
the best wedding scene I've seen in movies, that made me cry again and again, the artist who sings excellent, captivated me, I repeated the scene more than 10 times and I cried in all🤣🤣😘😍
I love Kina so much!! Her voice is absolutely perfect
This is the only wedding scene I've watched that's actually made me want to get married
I cry every time. This was hands down my favorite movie of 2018 🙌🏼
*OK I’m so glad someone posted this part of the movie on here so I can watch it as many times as I please because this is the best thing ever and I cry every time during this scene* ❤️
SHE WALKED ON WATER FOR HER WEDDING!!!
😱❤️😱❤️
jesus who?
MinnieMint facts like who’s thet🤔😂
Haha it was awesome!
The most creative and beautiful thing I've ever seen in a wedding 😢
Constance wu’s reaction to the “I love u” ....dear lord....and The second shot with her tears falling destroyed whatever was left of my masculinity.
I had to punch the wall 100 times to feel manly again...
Bless u lol
It takes a real man to show his emotions
And legend has it that he's still punching the wall 😂😂😂
@@invictus88 LOL! good one!
Lol
This scene was so emotional I started crying! “Can’t help falling in love” is the song I want played at my wedding too
This movie was a visual and emotional feast!
Three minutes of pure bliss. Thank you! 😭
The only possible thing that might have made this scene better would be if it had been longer: dwelling longer on each visual image without so many rapid edit "cuts." But even as is, it is superb cinematography and took the audience's breath away.
Im a 33 year old black male and i just watch this movie last night. Im not ashamed to say i cried at watching this wedding scene
It doesn’t matter how many times I’ve seen this video, I cry so bad every single time it’s nuts
My husband was reluctant to watch this movie with me. This is one of those scenes where we both cried.
This is one of the most memorable scene throughout the movie ♥️. How the uniqueness shone through with a very intricate design of how the wedding scene should be. Such grace, elegance and beauty being portrayed together in one scene. Now I feel intoxicated with this movie
This is definitely my favourite scene in the movie, and possibly of all time ♥️
I loved how every look they gave eachother felt eternal🥺✨✨🤍. The word mouthing and how well cued she needed that reassurance, the few and sincere drop of tears, the best scene of this movie in own my book✨✨😭🥺. Uggh my heart. I just can't get over this scene even after all this years
Elvis would be so proud
Everytime I watch this scene I cry and get extreme goosebumps
this is exactly how i imagine my dream wedding omg. 😍😍
When the water flows through the isle, I got chills.
Best movie ever!
Me too, i got married in june n i want to do it over already 😂
Dreams do cum to believe me
40 millions. Bang
Me toooo
Omg this part is gorgeous I just love the wedding style and the water come out😍😍
Im so obssesed with this scene...idk how many times i watched already..cant get enough of it😭😭😭😭😭😭
I remember watching this in theatres the day it came out, the whole audience including myself was in awe with the whole scene that you could ever hear everyone breathing. It was really BEAUTIFUL
I love this scene so much it was so touching and the facial expression of actress meant lots of things for me
One of the most memorable movies scenes ever. So beautiful..so ethereal.. 💕
This scene was really beautiful. I’ve watched so many weddings on TV and attended so many weddings in person, but this was the only one that actually moved me.
What. An. Iconic. Scene.
I got chills and my eyes watered watching it for the 3rd time. The song cover is amazing!
Just going to write down everything for when I have my wedding
jagger2313 sameeeeee. I immediately was like IM DOING THIS FOR MY WEDDING. IDC.
Sshhh..LetsTalkSmack ME TOO GUYS
Me too!!
Gold body paint for legs
Fairy lights for audience
Makeshift river for aisle
This scene right here...is the most beautiful wedding scene, song, ever. I think I've watched it 100x..and love it every time.
I absolutely love that scene and every time I see this movie I still cry it’s just so beautiful
this is the most beautiful scene and song I have ever seen and hesrd... I cannot stop watching this over and over...
The way Colin looks at her 🥰😊
Here in philippines especially roman catholic, every weddings are being held at the church and there are well organized flowers/bouquets and an aisle. And while the groom is waiting for the bride someone with a beautiful voice is singing as well and it makes me want to cry every single time I attend weddings. This scene is just like every wedding I attend to but it is very unique in a way that I dont even have a word to describe it😍😍😍The mahjong scene is also my favorite scene, I love the script and oh gosh I just love this movie!!!!❤️❤️❤️
Can't help but tear up when I watch this scene. Simply beautiful.
This is one of the most beautiful scenes I have ever seen. I saw the movie 3 times in the theater. Never gets dull... always filled with emotion!
This scene gave me goosebumps the first time I saw it. It still does.
BEST SCENE EVER!!! So beautiful and OMG I LOVE IT!!! Everytime I watch that scene when watching the movie over and over again, I cry my eyes out 😊😍❤
this was the most beautiful scene of the movie, I went to see it with my vietnamese girlfriend and me been hispanic, it taught us so much about what true love is indeed, there are truly no limits, only the one you set yourself, what a beautiful movie it was and the theme of a rice paddy, that is very meaningful in Asian culture
The water thing us just so beautiful. If I were to do that at my wedding though I would probably slip, but man I'm so tempted
Haha do it! xD
This scene was absolutely breathtaking. The flow was flawless and that womans singing just made me cringe. I immediately wanted a wedding after this scene! AMAZING! Loved this movie!!
cringe?
@@celiap4122 I think he meant the good kind of cringe?
Saaame 💚
Hate it when tears start rolling down the cheeks while still in the office and listening to this
This scene hit me hard when I saw it in the theater. It made me realize I’ll be lonely forever and I’ll never find true love. This was absolutely beautiful, and it’s a feeling I’ll never experience unfortunately.
My favorite scene of this movie! Thank U!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️