@@JaredThaBoi This is a MOMENT where he realised what his mother actually is ... and That they in their HOUSE their entire Life lived like a PUPPETS in her crazy Narisisstic dream trance. and he accepted entire responsibility of his actions - and to go to prieson.Thats why Karl RESPONDE : " What a Man !" A mama's boy died there ...and A responsible man got born.
Such a heartbreaking scene. All Frank wanted was his parents back together and in one day he finds out his father is dead and his mother has moved on and happy with a new child.
This scene sums up the movie. Frank never wanted the money to be glamorous or wealthy himself. In his 17 year old boy's mind, he thought getting the money his father lost causing the divorce of his parents would make her mother want to be with his father again. His dad is dead and her mother already has a family. The money is not worthy anymore for him. His starting goal failed.
Wow. The emotion put into this scene reminds me why Leo is going to be considered one of the greatest actors in history. That's probably one of the most scariest things a person can go through, realizing your mother does not care about you anymore. Then when he goes to jail and you can see the fear he faces of being alone right before he enters the cell. Isolation can drive the sane man into insanity. The director did a phenomenal job.
The saddest part of this scene is that Frank did EVERYTHING for his mom and dad to get back together and for his life to go back to the way it was before he ran away, only to come back to his family home with the knowledge that his dad is dead and to see that his mom forgot about him... THAT is the ultimate heart killer
This is the moment when Frank realizes that he has no home to return to, that all his efforts to earn money to rebuild his home in these four years have not paid off.
A Narcissistic Mom ... gave him an Idea that LOVE is only given... conditionaly ... if there is a Hi Life and comfort and lots of money around on her disposal.
I'm not even a mom yet, and I don't know how that woman could just forget about her first kid like that. You can divorce your spouse, but you're a parent forever.
@@flyingbanshee8592 um… and you think a child being raised in a household with two parents who clearly don’t like each other is? Divorce is shown to have a healthier outcome then being in a stressful family situation. There are studies on this, you can look it up. Divorce is generally healthy for both the adults and child.
One of the best movies I have ever seen and this scene in particular is one of the most raw and emotionally draining for anyone who understands that pain. He portrays it very well. And that pain can be from seeing anyone you love move on like u never existed. Doesn’t have to be a parent. The trauma is devastating.
Spielberg chose the best song for this scene that represents the very essence of american family values at that time. its sets a very nostalgic mood. i wish i could say i was from those times. the 50s through 70s were such an awesome and different time. a great movie. one of my favorites and one of spielbergs best
@@mvol5973 There is a great difference between solitude and 12 years of solitary confinement. Its true that some people like to be relatively isolated some of the time but having no (real) human contact for 12 years and being stuck inside a small box is going to impact your mental health and there is no denying that . I'm not an expert in human physiology but it I think it might be an empirical fact that he would go insane .
His face at 0:58 looks absolutely heartbroken. Discovering this little girl is his half sister has made him realize his mother has a new family that doesn’t include him and all he wanted was his family to be together😢 at 1:32 you can see a look of sympathy on carls face when he’s walking up to him like he knows.
tbh I thought this movie was just alright, decently above average, until the last 30-40 minutes. This movie got heavy. Frank Abagnale is such a great, fleshed out character that now I treat this movie as more of a character study(my favorite kind of movies). The reason why he does all this makes sense, he has a clear motive. He wants to have his family back, he wants his parents to be together, he wants to be happy again and basically thinks that money is the only way to do it(since the IRS taking away their home is what started it all). He's so good at being in impostor because, in many ways, that's who his dad was. And being someone else all the time really messed him up. You can see throughout the film that his loneliness is consuming him. He starts calling Carl because he's the only person he can talk to, the only person who knows who he actually is. Even his parents didn't know the extent of his crimes until much later and whenever he saw his father he was still pretending(and very desperate to "fix things"). He keeps running because he keeps longing for his family and their happiness and their pride in him. Then finally when he sees this.. his mother basically having moved on, forgetting about him. It all gets crushed; he can barely stand looking at it("Carl, get me in the car, please"). Later when he starts working for the FBI he's totally lost because for once, he's not being an impostor. Frank's been pretending for so long that he doesn't know how to be himself anymore; it makes him uncomfortable, out of his element, and he feels the urge to run away again. But the fact that no one is chasing him, that he has to reason to gain more money since the remainder of his family has all but abandoned him, that he'll just end up right back in jail, completely alone, is enough to dissuade him to stay with Carl(who's another story entirely). And Leo portrays all these emotions so fucking well, his performance was great.
This woman is like out of a 60’s electrolux adds. It’s all about appearance and if the big happy smile is not there anymore, she moves on. Can’t call her a mother. She didn’t even look for him!
Very truth !!! This woman is uncapable of love ...from the very begining. She played 1st husband into marriage and destroyed him... DID YOU NOTICE That this new SIMP is taking some medication / tablet in this scene ... i might suggest it ment= He already suffers stommac pain from her tantrums and Crazy unrealistic expectations . I am just imagining him being ordered arroud those Bombastic narcissistic decorations. ... those Tablets/ and + his age; Hmhm... doesn't give him Long prognosis. Soon... she will be riding some young fitness trainers carrusel and SMILE ... after undertakers finish their part.
This scene reminds me of Great Gatsby, where Gatsby’s standing at the end of the dock reaching for the green light. Chasing a dream that is just out of reach. In this film, the green light is Frank’s family whole again. Just like with Gatsby and Daisy, it was an idealized memory, a dream Frank couldn’t accept was long gone.
Even better to say That Family was not healthy family from the very begining. That woman is a clear Narcissistic user ... I left my full coment on the top.
god did i feel for the guy to see his mom happy with another man and another kid and from what i saw in the movie she never even seemed to care what happened to frank
I saw this in the theaters 20 years ago and always remembered this version of "The Christmas song" but couldn't remember who sung it. I can't believe I found the exact clip where the song is played.
Now it will hount you and play in your head at Christmas times ... while walking in the decorated streets ...and contemplating how many tragic stories are hyding behind all those Pumped Up Fancy villas. Life is often hiding huge surprises for us to learn. Watch video " People are not good tobeach other " Bukowsky ... so strangely interconected. I go into Hills ... listen to it and watch decorated villas. So profoundly strange.
My family would listen to this Nat King Cole song every Christmas; after seeing this movie that song became kind of a "sad" Christmas song for me, and it'll always make me tear up a bit towards the end.
Matt Sherman the holidays make people feel lonely. Even the sociopaths and pychopaths can't be immune to the holidays because mostly fugitives get caught through out the holidays because they eventually don't hide no more and they all just go home
His father died by falling down the stairs at Grand Central station and snapped his neck. My grandfather loved to watch this with me. Unfortunately he died by falling and in return cracked his head open from a heart attack. I love you grandpa.
+Grace Terrell No reaction to someone getting arrested? How about this girl has no reaction to a complete stranger knocking on her window asking for her name and mother. I freaked out as a kid when some guy looked through my bedroom window and stood there for a couple of seconds.
It’s kind of a shame how women like her call herself a mother and wife and all she is is a Golddigger Franks dad’s friend should be ashamed of himself for sleeping with his wife Frank had to face reality that you know he wanted to get his family back together but in reality it just didn’t work that way
Franks father was also no virtuous man, he did lots of frauds, and he is the one who taughts Frank how to make fake checks, pratice he would master later. I think its actually what the movie is showing, Frank family is destined to fail, because they were always flawed to begin with and the consequences of bad familiar structure is what made Frank a criminal. Frank get a new family at the end in the form of Carl, a really virtous man that deeply cares about him, Frank didn't care about money or status as their parents cleary did, he just wanted to see his family united, Carl was the same, he didnt wanted to caught Frank for fame or anything like that, he just wanted his job done, also Carl cared about his family even divorced, and for Carl the concept of family is so important that he took the job of other officials in christmans, so they could pass their time with their families. Carl had more in common with Frank than their parents, thats why made him a better parental figure for Frank.
@@IronNidow you said all bunch of nothing that had nothing to do with what he said. She wasn’t shit , she’s a gold digger, cheater, a horrible mother. Please stop talking
@@cfynxtryvsry5236 I really don't get where in what I wrote made you think I'm saying the contrary. Everythig I said only complements what the main comment said. Not only Frank's mother was flawed, but his father too. Frank only got a real family in the end in the form of Carl.
@Jai Chaudhary yeah I know , I was talking from the perspective o the movie and in real life his father wasn’t a con either but he loved his father and from what I can tell from an interview that I saw that he harbours some resentment towards his mother .
@@captain4595first of all she didnt care about her husband ... Indeed She destroyed him on all levels. She created a constant atmosphere of his INADEQUACY - so he finaly bankropted homself trying to by Her " love". She is a typical grandiose Narcissist .
Selfish, gold-digging mother breaks her son’s heart twice in this movie. First, with the affair then moving on completely without him. We should all be so thankful for our loving mothers
I hate such mothers so much and would never trust them in anything whatsoever ,i get it if u wanna start a new life but to forget all about ur own son ,it means nothing is important to her when things doesn’t work out
You really just ruined the whole premise of this scene. He knows he doesn’t have a choice, that’s the fucking point dumbass. He completely gave up after seeing his mother in such a happy family and realized it’s something he’ll never have, so he starts to plead with Carl to get him in the car.
she cheated on his father, then got married to anothet guy without any care for her family, ticks me off so bad ! all the guy ever wanted was his family back 😭
I think you might be very right here. I was thinking along those lines. He unbeleveably crafted this scene. Every second is an image of personal psychological drama ...internal duel ... in the bombadticsly decorated Lie about HAPPY FAMILY. Those types of women triwe on facade ... Please watch similar bitch in " The Ordinary people " Robert Redford.
Imagine falling asleep, and waking up to this part of the movie? It's a little before 4AM, 9/2/22. Thankfully, I'll be able to fall back to sleep. But I had to come here first, to see if reindeer, really know, how to fly.........
It could BE his step sister. Just because the girl considers her as mom means nothing. Mom was super old in the film. Would be more logical if it was her step daughter... but movies love people popping out babies soooo
@@IllHandleThis The implication is definitely that she's his half-sister from the way Frank watches her. Also, the actress might look old, but going by the dates used in the film, it was entirely possible that the mother had another child. She meets the father in France at the end of WW2: 1945 - aged 18 approx. Frank discovers her affair and runs away: 1963 - 18 years later, which makes her 36. It's highly likely that Frank Snr married her and knocked her up asap. So the dates certainly do make it likely that she's the mother of the little girl.
I don't think that's fair though. Even though Frank commited crimes (non violent). All he tried to do was delivering money for his dad so her mother took him back and he could have a mom and dad again.
Ben Jackson yes I know that but his sentence was suspended in exchange for his cooperation with law enforcement. The federal judge sentenced him to 75 years. Look it up.
If I was in that situation where I discover that my father gets remarried, has a son, and forgotten all about me. I would just want to go to an salt water ocean, drench myself in blood, jump in the ocean, and just get eaten by a shark. I know that sounds too much, but I would just want to leave the world if that was me.
Such a saddening Christmas scene in black comedies or crime dramas! Frank goes to his Home on Christmas and he finds his mom with Jack Barnes and a child that he hasn’t met yet. After the silent meeting with the new family member, he gets in trouble with the cops.
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I literally cried when he said,"Carl get me in the car please, get me in the car".
I laughed it was kind of funny how he said it. Cause he’s so good at escaping
It was cold and he wasn't wearing jacket.
@@haideralix xD
@@AshiqurRahman what the hell was funny about that
@@JaredThaBoi
This is a MOMENT where he realised what his mother actually is ...
and
That they in their HOUSE their entire Life lived like a PUPPETS in her crazy Narisisstic dream trance.
and he accepted
entire responsibility of his actions - and
to go to prieson.Thats why Karl RESPONDE :
" What a Man !"
A mama's boy
died there
...and
A responsible man got born.
Such a heartbreaking scene. All Frank wanted was his parents back together and in one day he finds out his father is dead and his mother has moved on and happy with a new child.
She *cheated* her way to happiness literally
what a disgrace to motherhood and such a selfish act
scene= true face of many women
@@00Daddy That's why one should never marry a pretty woman.Pretty women are only good enough for dating and sex.
Your gender seems to have no issue with monkey branching to higher earning men so idk why you're complaining
His mother cheated before his father died, despicable
This scene sums up the movie.
Frank never wanted the money to be glamorous or wealthy himself. In his 17 year old boy's mind, he thought getting the money his father lost causing the divorce of his parents would make her mother want to be with his father again.
His dad is dead and her mother already has a family. The money is not worthy anymore for him. His starting goal failed.
So hurtful😭
😭😭😭
Ok I'm crying
This :(
Just like for a woman to do that. When the going gets tough, find another ATM and latch on to him.
Wow. The emotion put into this scene reminds me why Leo is going to be considered one of the greatest actors in history. That's probably one of the most scariest things a person can go through, realizing your mother does not care about you anymore. Then when he goes to jail and you can see the fear he faces of being alone right before he enters the cell. Isolation can drive the sane man into insanity. The director did a phenomenal job.
BLAZE Beast The director was Spielberg!
adamzanzie indeed. He’s a giant among men.
she only care about the money most of the women are that way WHY JESUS WHY?
@@guth5060 I know my mom was the same and yes our mothers are suppose to be different and special .But, women are women .
@@guth5060 if you think about it, the mother is the reason everything happen
The saddest part of this scene is that Frank did EVERYTHING for his mom and dad to get back together and for his life to go back to the way it was before he ran away, only to come back to his family home with the knowledge that his dad is dead and to see that his mom forgot about him...
THAT is the ultimate heart killer
it was never explained what happened to his mom when frank was in jail. We dont hear from her again
@@andresramirez4469 I'm sorry, but what an awful selfish mother.
@@andresramirez4469 I like to think she might have seen him. This story wasn't meant to focus on his mother but on Frank and his life of crime.
This is the moment when Frank realizes that he has no home to return to, that all his efforts to earn money to rebuild his home in these four years have not paid off.
A Narcissistic Mom ... gave him
an Idea
that LOVE is only given...
conditionaly ...
if there is a Hi Life and comfort and lots of money around
on her disposal.
this scene break my heart
😘😘
Watch the scene of Leo and his mom in Basketball Diaries..
me too
@@Gagasfave_itsniaa I lived that scene.
Mine too.That kid is the spit of my step-daughter I'm not allowed to see anymore
I'm not even a mom yet, and I don't know how that woman could just forget about her first kid like that. You can divorce your spouse, but you're a parent forever.
You shouldn't even divorce your spouse.
Divorce is a bad concept, it's destroy your child
@@flyingbanshee8592 um… and you think a child being raised in a household with two parents who clearly don’t like each other is? Divorce is shown to have a healthier outcome then being in a stressful family situation. There are studies on this, you can look it up. Divorce is generally healthy for both the adults and child.
@@jojisol5288 True, but for the kid it could be really fuck the kid up
@@jojisol5288 yeah just don't make the kid choose a parent no matter how old they are
Carl, get me in the car please. Get me in the car.
Ok
Carl is the best keeping him
Feel the pain
One of the best movies I have ever seen and this scene in particular is one of the most raw and emotionally draining for anyone who understands that pain. He portrays it very well. And that pain can be from seeing anyone you love move on like u never existed. Doesn’t have to be a parent. The trauma is devastating.
ive never noticed he waves to the little girl when he puts his hands up. Great scene. Great movie.
I remember the first time I saw this part, it really got to me. Very depressing.
Spielberg chose the best song for this scene that represents the very essence of american family values at that time. its sets a very nostalgic mood. i wish i could say i was from those times. the 50s through 70s were such an awesome and different time. a great movie. one of my favorites and one of spielbergs best
Not for my color
@@TheBleepings lol, only white people say they miss the 50s
@@diegoballesteros2439 that's racist. My family is mexican and they miss the 50's. The start of the century is another story.
@@diegoballesteros2439 what the fuck? Always some asshole that has to make everything about race.
What's the name of the song?
12 years solitary confinement
You would go insane
Luke da duke idk, some people prefer solitude and isolation
@@mvol5973
There is a great difference between solitude and 12 years of solitary confinement. Its true that some people like to be relatively isolated some of the time but having no (real) human contact for 12 years and being stuck inside a small box is going to impact your mental health and there is no denying that . I'm not an expert in human physiology but it I think it might be an empirical fact that he would go insane .
Luke da duke not if you’re a gamer
I did
@@mvol5973 You have no idea what you are talking about.....!!!!
This is just heart wrenching, The song is just the icing on the cake
your father left you forever,and then you think that you still have mother,but she has a new family.so deep
His face at 0:58 looks absolutely heartbroken. Discovering this little girl is his half sister has made him realize his mother has a new family that doesn’t include him and all he wanted was his family to be together😢 at 1:32 you can see a look of sympathy on carls face when he’s walking up to him like he knows.
tbh I thought this movie was just alright, decently above average, until the last 30-40 minutes. This movie got heavy. Frank Abagnale is such a great, fleshed out character that now I treat this movie as more of a character study(my favorite kind of movies).
The reason why he does all this makes sense, he has a clear motive. He wants to have his family back, he wants his parents to be together, he wants to be happy again and basically thinks that money is the only way to do it(since the IRS taking away their home is what started it all). He's so good at being in impostor because, in many ways, that's who his dad was. And being someone else all the time really messed him up. You can see throughout the film that his loneliness is consuming him. He starts calling Carl because he's the only person he can talk to, the only person who knows who he actually is. Even his parents didn't know the extent of his crimes until much later and whenever he saw his father he was still pretending(and very desperate to "fix things"). He keeps running because he keeps longing for his family and their happiness and their pride in him. Then finally when he sees this.. his mother basically having moved on, forgetting about him. It all gets crushed; he can barely stand looking at it("Carl, get me in the car, please"). Later when he starts working for the FBI he's totally lost because for once, he's not being an impostor. Frank's been pretending for so long that he doesn't know how to be himself anymore; it makes him uncomfortable, out of his element, and he feels the urge to run away again. But the fact that no one is chasing him, that he has to reason to gain more money since the remainder of his family has all but abandoned him, that he'll just end up right back in jail, completely alone, is enough to dissuade him to stay with Carl(who's another story entirely). And Leo portrays all these emotions so fucking well, his performance was great.
So overall, a underappreciated movie by Steven Spielberg.
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Nevi1097 well said
I remember in the last scene, Carl told Frank that sometimes its easier living in a lie..man the final scenes are what hit home with this movie
you and I should be very best friends (Your pfp makes me very happy, and I used it myself and I agree with what you're saying entirely)
This woman is like out of a 60’s electrolux adds. It’s all about appearance and if the big happy smile is not there anymore, she moves on. Can’t call her a mother. She didn’t even look for him!
It's better to be alone and love yourself, instead of surrounding yourself with others who don't love you.
Very truth !!!
This woman is uncapable of love ...from the very begining. She played 1st husband into marriage and destroyed him...
DID YOU NOTICE That this new SIMP is taking some medication / tablet in this scene ... i might suggest it ment= He already suffers stommac pain from her tantrums and Crazy unrealistic expectations .
I am just imagining him being ordered arroud those Bombastic narcissistic decorations.
... those Tablets/ and + his age;
Hmhm...
doesn't give him
Long prognosis.
Soon... she will be riding some young fitness trainers carrusel and SMILE
... after undertakers finish their part.
This scene reminds me of Great Gatsby, where Gatsby’s standing at the end of the dock reaching for the green light. Chasing a dream that is just out of reach. In this film, the green light is Frank’s family whole again. Just like with Gatsby and Daisy, it was an idealized memory, a dream Frank couldn’t accept was long gone.
Even better to say
That Family was not healthy family from the very begining.
That woman is a clear Narcissistic user ...
I left my full coment on the top.
dang that hard his mom didn't even try to hug her son
and married his dad's friend...damn
@@Chenrandyliu In real life it never happened .
I cried a lot watching this scene 😭
@@Mylozzzz In real life it never happened to the real Frank.So save your tears.
@@Jay-vr9ir I'm aware it was Leo's performance ,that of a totaly heartbroken kid..which bought tears
I remember the first time I swatched this movie my parents had recently divorced. The scene hit very hard.
damn that's pretty gut wrenching
On every Christmas I start to feel a little sad since I watch this scene.
OMFG SAME
The saddest but one of the best scenes
1:23 this scene made me tear up so bad.
god did i feel for the guy to see his mom happy with another man and another kid and from what i saw in the movie she never even seemed to care what happened to frank
His mother was so foul and wrong. Hated the fact she was cheating on his father behind his back with his friend who she married for his money
I saw this in the theaters 20 years ago and always remembered this version of "The Christmas song" but couldn't remember who sung it. I can't believe I found the exact clip where the song is played.
Now it will hount you and play in your head at Christmas times
... while walking in the decorated streets ...and contemplating how many tragic stories are hyding behind all those
Pumped Up
Fancy villas.
Life is often hiding huge surprises for us to learn.
Watch video
" People are not good tobeach other " Bukowsky
... so strangely interconected.
I go into Hills ... listen to it and watch decorated villas. So profoundly strange.
Because of this scene (which is amazingly done), this song makes me kinda sad every time I hear it now... It's a good song, don't get me wrong.
i feel the same way, everytime i here this song i think of this truly sad scene
This part of the movie is very underrated. He sees his mother yet he can't say anything to her.
Very reminiscent of the scene from Hook when Peter goes home and sees his family has moved on...
What movie is that, sounds intriguing
Nvm
My family would listen to this Nat King Cole song every Christmas; after seeing this movie that song became kind of a "sad" Christmas song for me, and it'll always make me tear up a bit towards the end.
I get emotional every time with this. But I come back to get sad over and over usually involves wine.
Matt Sherman the holidays make people feel lonely. Even the sociopaths and pychopaths can't be immune to the holidays because mostly fugitives get caught through out the holidays because they eventually don't hide no more and they all just go home
His father died by falling down the stairs at Grand Central station and snapped his neck. My grandfather loved to watch this with me. Unfortunately he died by falling and in return cracked his head open from a heart attack. I love you grandpa.
This scene is the best and saddest part In my life, even though I have never experienced it.
It's really breaks my heart he was replaced and he was forgotten 😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔
This scene really hurts me :'(
Watch Leos scene with his mom in Basketball Diaries.. heartbreaking. Great actor
Little girl be like, wow so many more Christmas lights from cars
This is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time! I get goosebumps or cry everytime!
this girl has no reaction to seeing someone get arrest weird
Grace Terrell the best reaction
+Grace Terrell No reaction to someone getting arrested? How about this girl has no reaction to a complete stranger knocking on her window asking for her name and mother. I freaked out as a kid when some guy looked through my bedroom window and stood there for a couple of seconds.
Pointl Ess exactly
Pointl Ess he might not be a stranger to her after all his mother could have told her about him
@@pointless132 thats her bother
Sad scene. He's literally looking from the outside. :(
It’s kind of a shame how women like her call herself a mother and wife and all she is is a Golddigger
Franks dad’s friend should be ashamed of himself for sleeping with his wife
Frank had to face reality that you know he wanted to get his family back together but in reality it just didn’t work that way
Franks father was also no virtuous man, he did lots of frauds, and he is the one who taughts Frank how to make fake checks, pratice he would master later. I think its actually what the movie is showing, Frank family is destined to fail, because they were always flawed to begin with and the consequences of bad familiar structure is what made Frank a criminal. Frank get a new family at the end in the form of Carl, a really virtous man that deeply cares about him, Frank didn't care about money or status as their parents cleary did, he just wanted to see his family united, Carl was the same, he didnt wanted to caught Frank for fame or anything like that, he just wanted his job done, also Carl cared about his family even divorced, and for Carl the concept of family is so important that he took the job of other officials in christmans, so they could pass their time with their families. Carl had more in common with Frank than their parents, thats why made him a better parental figure for Frank.
@@IronNidow you said all bunch of nothing that had nothing to do with what he said. She wasn’t shit , she’s a gold digger, cheater, a horrible mother. Please stop talking
@@cfynxtryvsry5236 I really don't get where in what I wrote made you think I'm saying the contrary. Everythig I said only complements what the main comment said. Not only Frank's mother was flawed, but his father too.
Frank only got a real family in the end in the form of Carl.
@@IronNidow at least his father didn’t con the people whom he claimed to love.
@Jai Chaudhary yeah I know , I was talking from the perspective o the movie and in real life his father wasn’t a con either but he loved his father and from what I can tell from an interview that I saw that he harbours some resentment towards his mother .
I felt like crying during this scene
The mom really pissed me off in that movie
Man, i can relate to frank, aside from the con artist thing lol. So seeing this scene is just heartbreaking
my favorite scene. it's heartbreaking.
Very relatable scene to a lot of people I bet, including myself 😔
The most moving scene of the movie to me, ldc is a great actor
The background song didn't help with me crying a river.
The song selection in this movie is underrated
I cri everi time.
same :'(
We all should be grateful amd thankful, we have such a great, kind and caring mother at home unlike this one.
Only animals act like this one.A human mother is different,she always care for her son.
@@captain4595first of all she didnt care about her husband ... Indeed
She destroyed him on all levels.
She created a constant atmosphere of his
INADEQUACY - so he finaly bankropted homself trying to by Her " love".
She is a typical grandiose Narcissist .
this made me tear up
Seeing his mother moved on, at the collapse of his dream, Frank Jnr, for the first time, came willingly.
Selfish, gold-digging mother breaks her son’s heart twice in this movie. First, with the affair then moving on completely without him. We should all be so thankful for our loving mothers
This scene hit me hard. 😥😥😥😥
I hate such mothers so much and would never trust them in anything whatsoever ,i get it if u wanna start a new life but to forget all about ur own son ,it means nothing is important to her when things doesn’t work out
It nearly broke me I'm happy I'm not the only one
No one is going to talk about how cute was that little girl.....?
If your mom was like that,what would you do?
If that was me,I'll let her go to the hell,Really cried at this moment😭😭
Makes me cry 😭💖
I always cry in this scene. I think it’s sad.
“Carl get me in the car please” Like you have a choice
You really just ruined the whole premise of this scene. He knows he doesn’t have a choice, that’s the fucking point dumbass. He completely gave up after seeing his mother in such a happy family and realized it’s something he’ll never have, so he starts to plead with Carl to get him in the car.
she cheated on his father, then got married to anothet guy without any care for her family, ticks me off so bad ! all the guy ever wanted was his family back 😭
when I saw this scene
had a knot in the throat
very sad...
best scene of the movie, great song too, Nat King-Cole
The Unforgettable Nat King Cole.
Unreal scene
made me shed a tear :(
This song always reminds me of this scene. Its still sad
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I feel sad, the worse mom,the sad thing is that kind of a similar thing occurred to Frank and Steven Spielberg
I think you might be very right here.
I was thinking along those lines.
He unbeleveably crafted this scene.
Every second is an image of personal psychological drama ...internal duel ... in the bombadticsly decorated Lie about HAPPY FAMILY.
Those types of women triwe on facade ...
Please watch similar bitch
in
" The Ordinary people "
Robert Redford.
20 years later that little girl is now about the right age for Leo to date
Hearthbreaking scene.
Frank/Di Caprio like Peter Pan when return to his mom and the window is closed....
Saddest part of the film..
Imagine falling asleep, and waking up to this part of the movie?
It's a little before 4AM, 9/2/22. Thankfully, I'll be able to fall back to sleep. But I had to come here first, to see if reindeer, really know, how to fly.........
I'm back. 12/26/23. Haven't seen a flying reindeer, but I saw one dancing earlier 😉
Carol get me in the car please lmao 😂
Caaaaaarl get me in the car, caaaaarl 🤣🤣❤️❤️
Ralaxing music pianist
I know this feeling deeply..
What is was all about for him. Incredible scene and movie
This scene is where he breaks down completely and gives up... Else FBI still would have been chasing his ass..
sad fucking scene:(
Top 10 saddest anime moments
This is my shit life this year, this month 😓
Amazing scene from a classic movie! Let's connect and support!$👍
This scene is so screwed up!
Frank's mother, his father's friend (now his step dad) and his step sister.
It could BE his step sister. Just because the girl considers her as mom means nothing. Mom was super old in the film. Would be more logical if it was her step daughter... but movies love people popping out babies soooo
@@IllHandleThis The implication is definitely that she's his half-sister from the way Frank watches her.
Also, the actress might look old, but going by the dates used in the film, it was entirely possible that the mother had another child.
She meets the father in France at the end of WW2: 1945 - aged 18 approx.
Frank discovers her affair and runs away: 1963 - 18 years later, which makes her 36.
It's highly likely that Frank Snr married her and knocked her up asap. So the dates certainly do make it likely that she's the mother of the little girl.
If my own mother wants nothing with me,,then I deserve to be in isolation
I don't think that's fair though.
Even though Frank commited crimes (non violent). All he tried to do was delivering money for his dad so her mother took him back and he could have a mom and dad again.
He was sentenced to 75 years in reality.
he wasnt
he has a very profitable security company in real life and remains one of the worlds leading experts on cheque and credit card fraud
Ben Jackson yes I know that but his sentence was suspended in exchange for his cooperation with law enforcement. The federal judge sentenced him to 75 years. Look it up.
If I was in that situation where I discover that my father gets remarried, has a son, and forgotten all about me. I would just want to go to an salt water ocean, drench myself in blood, jump in the ocean, and just get eaten by a shark. I know that sounds too much, but I would just want to leave the world if that was me.
I know it has nothing to do with me, but that is what I would do it my father had forgotten all about me. I do agree with you that it is painful.
It's his mother, his father is dead
what an end
I hate his mom for cheating
The dad died
Carolyn Quinn yea but she already got married by her ex husband's friend. She's a bitch
I wanna go back in time and assasinate the dad friend just kidding
Btw she’s a gold digger cause she only stays when dad rich then marry again for money
@@nattokeeree You never know what really happened between them. Don't judge anyone's choices in relationship.
This seen was deep...
amazing! and to think that this is real life stuff,...
It would appear that Paula and Jack managed to produce a half-sister for Frank even though I don't think we got her name.
Bad mother
12 years awwwwwww
Such a saddening Christmas scene in black comedies or crime dramas! Frank goes to his Home on Christmas and he finds his mom with Jack Barnes and a child that he hasn’t met yet. After the silent meeting with the new family member, he gets in trouble with the cops.