@@QueenShireen definitely a good reaction. sad reality though in many parts of the usa, some crazy karen would be screaming and yelling to get the kid off of their property instead of being sympathetic and understanding.
Truly how saddening that statement is , she's broken in between two places . She knows this family is looking out for her best interests , but she held out hope for her birth mother even though she betrayed her multiple times. That mix of pain , separation , resentment, anger and loss will break anyone.
The entire time , it was the girl who wanted her mom to take them back . It was the girl who was convincing her mother to take them back when in reality she didnt actually want to raise them .😭
Well can you blame her? At the beginning of the movie, they said the mom made promises that she couldn’t keep. No matter how bad a mom is, a child is always going to want her mom. Lizzie has been wanting a mom to depend on for so long and the scene shows how desperate she wanted this to work out and she didn’t want to believe it’s the same scenario all over again where her mom promised to take her home and once again she choose drugs over her child.
She probably had a bad time through foster care who previous foster parents who probably neglected her. So that's why she felt uncomfortable being in foster care.
It’s so sad that Lizzie couldn’t just accept that her mother didn’t want to raise her. I know how that feeling when your mother, you’re own parent, the one person who you’re supposed to look up to and idolize, walks out on you and doesn’t look back.
The girl doesn't want to be a child anymore But she acts like a mum, not a sister. She used her mum to get out of the system and just act like the first time she came in
Siobhan Conneely You need to understand that even if they went back with their mom, it wouldn’t be a home because she wouldn’t love them. People take all foster homes as a bad thing but there’s times where it’s the best thing because there are many foster parents who actually love the children they take in when the biological parents don’t want them. You can see that a lot of foster parents love the children but because of the word “foster”, everyone thinks there’s no way it can be a home.
1:03 “and she can take me home”. That actress deserves some sort of recognition for her performance. I’m about the same age that Lizzie is but I haven’t had any of the same experiences, being moved, losing a parent, etc. but when the actress said that line it struck very deep. I don’t know her name but that girl is very talented.
Lizzie saying “And she can take me home” Really reveals a lot about her, for the whole movie she was acting like she was the emotionally stable one who was looking after her siblings and that Juan and Lita were the ones who were emotionally broken, when in reality it was her who was the most broken
She has the maturity and knowledge to understand her own situation better. She's the oldest and had to act as an authority and support figure to the youngest. They on the other hand has Lizzie as this support. And the youngest does not have enough knowledge of the extent of the situation. Awareness. Liz the older sibling had to stay strong in their face, in order to act as a support system. She's also the one that kept more hope and kept trying to fix the situation as the older sibling. The disappointment and hurt is even stronger for her then. It's pretty much simple.
This is actually extremely accurate. I used to work with "at risk" kids that for various reasons didn't have someone who could take care of them. It really didn't matter of their parents were alcoholic meth addicts that constantly beat them or worse, they wanted to be with them.
@@trawlins396 Yea because it's the only parent or person they've ever really known. Children of addicts and abusers etc, tend to get attached or to love them. They often blame themselves even though it's never their fault
YummyNutty what about checks done my the fostering agency? Also it doesn’t seem like you would make much in comparison to the amount you would spend and the effort. Seems like it would be easier to get a job
Aishah Siddeeqa Not if you’re neglecting the kids and using the money for yourself . Which a lot of foster parents have done. Plus the more kids you take in, the more money they give you
True. But she shouldn't think that. The mother probably does want her kids, she just knows she's not able to take care of them. That's the best thing for the children. A safe stable home life. Some parents are too selfish to realize that.
@@trawlins396"She shouldn't think that" Oh please. That's the worst thing you can tell a kid in this situation. They're KIDS. They're not supposed to automatically know how the world works. With all due respect, its asinine to expect a mere child to understand how things work at that early stage of their life. That's why adults need to behave like one and show patience and help guide them during such a traumatic phase. Without being patronizing or playing the blame game.
@@TatankaTaylor she's not THAT young. It's not like she's 5. She's old enough to understand how the world works. Stop coddling. *"Prepare the child for the road. Not the road for the child."* Old proverb
I have lived with my foster parents for 15 years. My biological parents were never able to get us back. I remember countless times we would go on visits and have to go home because my mom or dad didnt show. I remember vividly when I was 5 that a social worker asked if I wanted to live with my mom and dad or my foster parents. I chose my foster parents and I dont regret it. This movie really helps to show foster care and parenting of it.
@@emiliobello2538 oh definitely. You have a lot of hope left in your biological parents and they just keep letting you down. I’m glad Lizzie was able to stay with them.
When I was 5 my biological dad died a I was already in foster care at first I was mad at my real parents I throught they abandoned me until I learned the truth
Theroy: this movie is a sequal to the dora the explora series. After the events of dora, her pearents disowned her and put her into a orphanage, she connects to her adopted mother in the movie, she changed her name to linse
It's wasn't that Lizzy's mom was unsupportive. Sometimes, biological parents knows that they don't have what it takes to take care of their children and so the best thing to do is to give their children to someone else. In this scene, Lizzy's mom knows that she can't take care of her children and that's why she didn't show up to pick them up
i know when lizzie said that her mom could “take her home”. that line gets me every time. i think just the fact that she just wants to be renunited with her mom, but is unable to is heartbreaking.
It was hard for everyone my friend but its ok the important thing is that your a good person and you would never do that to a child well that whats i think about you Hope im right
Her mum got high again for a good reson. At the court when she saw she them and knew deep down what was the best choice for them. And that was to be with the foster pearents
For all the young people, that neighbor, is Academy Award winner Joan Cusack. An actress for literally 40 years, and hand chosen by the director Sean Anders. She was an icon during my childhood, and in alot of films during Generation Z's beginning.
@@trawlins396 whether this is an insult or not I’ll just tell you, Yeah my expectations of human beings are kind of low. It’s sad but that’s what the world has shown me.
@@tobennaokoli4450 I'm guessing you spend a lot of time judging society by what you see on social media. That's not real. Get out into the world, talk to ppl, socialize. People are nicer than you think.
@@trawlins396 it’s actually by what I’ve experienced in real life as well as social media and the news. While the latter two are very good at twisting the narrative, they are not capable of fully hiding the truth about our society. And this doesn’t mean I haven’t met nice people I’ve met MANY. It’s just that they seem to be more of a rare gem than a common stone.
This is such a good movie. Even though I was adopted as a baby and don't remember my biological mom this still hits home. Love the neighbor being like a karen one moment and then seeing Lizzie is upset and being like "omg take all the time you need
Well, she wasn't really being a Karen. She was being someone who had just found two strangers in her garden and didn't know what was going on. She was a really sweet person, though.
I can tell you this from first hand experience; no matter how abusive, dysfunctional and disordered a home is the children always want to go home to the parents more than anything
incredible acting from Isabela in this scene (and the rest too!) because it does show how any teen or child that still wants their mother to just be with them would react. The instant panicking, tearing up, the stuttering, and breaking down during a sentence while talking afterwards almost made me forget this was just a movie.
Your mom doesn’t want you. Deal with it. I’m adopted. Don’t waste any time on the people who don’t want you around and enjoy and appreciate the family that choose to be with you. Not forced to because you share the same blood.
Relax. It's a movie. You're right though. Focus on those who do want you around. And it's not that the mother doesn't want her kids. She just knows she's not able to take care of them properly. Some parents are too selfish to realize that. Kids need a safe stable home.
@@trawlins396 lol why do people feel the need to tell others to relax… did I type in all caps? How do you know I’m not relaxed… obviously it’s a movie 🤦♂️ don’t look now but people have all sorts of opinions on movies and tend to voice those opinions in the comment section of the video clip they are watching. I know it’s shocking…
I get it that Lizzy wanted to be out of the system and wanted things to be normal again with her mom, but I felt that Lizzy was carrying more for herself than for Lina and Juan. That was not fair to force something that was not ready nor ideal. That her mom was not in the condition to be not to be a mom. Lizzy's mother will always be her mother, but never her mom because her mother did not have the capability to be responsible, care, nor love her own children as a real mom would. Those are the requirements to being a true mom.
This was sad scene on many levels. Lizzie had been put in foster care at age 11 and she had hoped for years her mother would come and help her. Now when it seems her mother might do so she can’t. Lizzie hasn’t had a good home in years. It took Pete and Ellie telling her she was missing in their lives and they would be there for her to accept them
When she said “and she can take me home” made me shed a tear when I first watched this movie. Unfortunately, I know the feeling of not being loved by a parent.
My sister went through the same thing when our parents were adopting her. Took awhile to realize that our parents chose her and that we would always be there.
I grew up in system. There where parts of this film that made me cry. As most of this film hits home. The part with trash bag broke me down in tears. This is a great movie for people who don't understand what it's like to be foster parent. More to point you will get a glimpse at what it's like for the kids.
This was a really good movie! I love how the director included both comedy and drama. The performance by the daughter was very emotional and hilarious at the same time. Even though her mom was a drug addict who wasn't particularly interested in raising kids, the daughter still didn't want to give up on her and still considered her as mom. This is emblematic of real-life scenarios. A very realistic performance indeed!
All she wants is her Mom. She wants the woman who birthed her, because that is a bond that cannot be broken, no matter how many times life gets in your way. But sometimes... You can't have that. Sometimes you can't have your Mom, because it would hurt you more than anything else. It's not her fault her Mama is not ready, but you can't rush the healing process. Sometimes it takes longer for some than others.
"And we could figure something out so she could take me home" is the point of her frustration and longing for stability. It's a great line and it got me. She just wants a nornal life and she wants her mom to be the one to provide that, because of course she does. It does a number on you when you spend youth being tossed around from foster to foster, you can't help but wanting to settle with the obvious choice. The hard part is accepting that that obvious choice is sometimes somebody else.
True, things like this happens in real life. Sometimes, even biological parents knows that they don't have what it takes to take care of their kids, so the best thing for them to do is to give them to someone else
I understand how Lizzie feels. I may not have been in the system but neither of my parents have time for me and I'm their eldest daughter. My Nana and the Lord has been there for me all my life and I am forever grateful that someone cares for me. I pray that everyone will have love and care they all deserve. That's all everyone needs is love and care. Not materialistic things but quality time and compassion and unconditional love.
You can see despite her getting super upset because she can't go home the minute the social worker says that her mum is using again she looks up with a look of disbelief like she stops crying in shock. I also think it's sweet how when the social workers say that the mum didn't show up at the office the foster mum whispers "oh no" under her breath because she knew how much Lizzie wanted to go home
I worked at a movie theater and they had a premiere showing of this film. When I saw this scene, my heart broke for this girl; her own mother not wanting to take care of her and her siblings was like a giant slap in the face. 😢😭💔
The younger siblings don't look very enthused at all to leave a nice house, good foster parents and a sweet dog. They hardly know their biological mother but they trust their older sister so they say nothing. But. They don't look sad or shocked their mom was a no show either. I feel for Lizzy but come on. Struggling drug addicts don't live in nice houses. They're lucky if they can function well enough to remember to leave money leftover for rent.
I am a 6'4", 240lbs Stoic muscular man in his mid-30s. Few things phase me. I cannot watch this scene without tears. This is a highly underrated film. Well done.
And honestly I know how Lizzie feels. I'm not in foster care but what's she's going through, and how she feels is exactly what i used to go through. I wanted my grandma to adopt me. She's been a real mother and father who have ever been there for me. The family that loves you for you are your real family.
‘We’re not your parents but you know what we are? We’re HERE’ When that sweet girl grows up, She’ll look back at that moment as the turning point - these are two people who love her already and showing up for her when she needs it most
@@ParlonsAstronomie LOL I get that, hence the Wilhelm Scream... but still. Surely that sound bank can be increased a bit, is all I'm saying. The bank for explosions, for instance, is massive. xD
I can relate 1000% when my mom left my dad at a very young age. I remember her just packing her car and simply just leaving without even saying goodbye.
This movie is just so good and Lizzie’s acting is just so on point and fleek, same with the parents that adds an added element of realism and it hooks the viewer. Not me just trying to figure out in which other shows and movies I saw the other famous actors and actresses 🎭 🍿 🎥 The neighbour is justice Strauss from A Series Of Unfortunate Events
I was a foster kid, and let me tell you, the day my mom didn't show up for a visitation because she was too drunk was one of the most crushing moments of my life. It was at that moment that I knew that she loved alcohol and drugs more than she loved me.
mom: i'm filling a restraining order against my daughter daughter: 1:02 me: suck it up lady least i don't cry when parents throw you away for adoption you're free to do whatever you like with em.
It's a sad reality. The biological parents ditch their kids and wait for someone rich to adopt them. Since the biological parents can take back their kids at any point in time, they blackmail the rich adoptive parents to pay them lots of money to keep the kids.
Not everyone adopts kids because they're rich, some take kids under their wing because sometimes biological parents knows that they don't have the proper income tax to take of their kids, so they give them to someone else, some biological parents don't want their kids to make the same mistakes they made, etc
The neighbour went from "wtf you doing in my garden" to "oh, understandable, have a nice day".
the best reaction though in a lot of cases.
@@QueenShireen definitely a good reaction. sad reality though in many parts of the usa, some crazy karen would be screaming and yelling to get the kid off of their property instead of being sympathetic and understanding.
That scene was cute. Did anyone catch the reference to The Help when Joan Cusack said she had pie, and then Octavia Spencer was like OK
That’s the woman from shameless
@@luci4087 okay but also think about it, a random group is on your property, you wouldnt know if youre being robbed or something
"And we can figure something out. And she can take me home." 😭 😭
Truly how saddening that statement is , she's broken in between two places . She knows this family is looking out for her best interests , but she held out hope for her birth mother even though she betrayed her multiple times.
That mix of pain , separation , resentment, anger and loss will break anyone.
Honey. Honey
@@samjones6046
Great comment
Wonder what it took for Isabella Moner to conjure her emotions for this scene?
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If you have actually done foster care you'll know this movie is very realistic. Its hilarious but sad at the same time.
I was in foster care and I acted like the 15 yr old girl in the movie..
Reminds me of me and my 2 sisters when I was at foster home
I actually had 2 foster sisters and I remember their parents start using again after they had gone home.
@11 11 proof?
NinjaCat so you were as annoying as her
The entire time , it was the girl who wanted her mom to take them back . It was the girl who was convincing her mother to take them back when in reality she didnt actually want to raise them .😭
Well can you blame her? At the beginning of the movie, they said the mom made promises that she couldn’t keep. No matter how bad a mom is, a child is always going to want her mom. Lizzie has been wanting a mom to depend on for so long and the scene shows how desperate she wanted this to work out and she didn’t want to believe it’s the same scenario all over again where her mom promised to take her home and once again she choose drugs over her child.
You didnt know that it was the oldest daughter/Lizzie that wanted to live with her real mother you really didnt know that i mean whatever
@@emilyencarnacion5020 thats messed up in my opinion
2:06 She saw her then she was like 👌
She probably had a bad time through foster care who previous foster parents who probably neglected her. So that's why she felt uncomfortable being in foster care.
It’s so sad that Lizzie couldn’t just accept that her mother didn’t want to raise her. I know how that feeling when your mother, you’re own parent, the one person who you’re supposed to look up to and idolize, walks out on you and doesn’t look back.
Some women aren't meant to be moms.
life is full of obstacles to overcome, that is just one tiny, one.
It reminds me of Angels in the outfield when the lead's dad signed papers to let his kid be a ward of the state. In short: he is in the foster system.
It's like finding out God isn't real.
It’s not that the mom didn’t want to raise her it’s more of the fact that she couldn’t and she knew that too
The girl doesn't want to be a child anymore
But she acts like a mum, not a sister. She used her mum to get out of the system and just act like the first time she came in
Siobhan Conneely u hurt me
@@andreeric175 the girl doesn't want her brother and sister to live with strangers!!!!! She wants them to live in a home!
And I don't mean her mum
Siobhan Conneely yeah but her mom doesn’t want them what did you not get from this clip
Siobhan Conneely u made it seem depressed
Siobhan Conneely You need to understand that even if they went back with their mom, it wouldn’t be a home because she wouldn’t love them. People take all foster homes as a bad thing but there’s times where it’s the best thing because there are many foster parents who actually love the children they take in when the biological parents don’t want them. You can see that a lot of foster parents love the children but because of the word “foster”, everyone thinks there’s no way it can be a home.
If only Lizzie knew they chose her first, they didn’t know about Her siblings
Ikr
Ya your right
It’s so sad
I feel like she was a little bit homesick at this time.
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"Hey, wth is going on here?" "Give us a second damnit" looks at girl** "Oh, okay sorry." Lol
LMao
Lol, Sheila get out the house, she made it
@@shadow_the_wanderer A Black girl witnessed her friend wrongfully shot by police, and she becomes an activist.
That actressis so good! I am ready to believe they only made that scene to show her in the film lololol
@@shadow_the_wanderer You need to use your own brain and learn proper sentence structure, punctuation and grammar.
1:03 “and she can take me home”. That actress deserves some sort of recognition for her performance. I’m about the same age that Lizzie is but I haven’t had any of the same experiences, being moved, losing a parent, etc. but when the actress said that line it struck very deep. I don’t know her name but that girl is very talented.
Kate Barton Agreed!
Her name is Isabela Moner.
Her name is Isabela Moner
@Yashvardhan SINGH I can't tell which is worse. That door movie or the first two Scooby-Doo live action movies
Even is she did take her, would you call a single room apartment a home for a family for 4.
If only this movie was hardly campaigned for Oscar then I think Lizzie’s actress could’ve been nominated, her acting was very good
True! And she is a great singer too!
It should have, and also for Best Original Screenplay
@@II-gg5my I agree.
@@emiliobello2538 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Be serious. it was a cute movie. Hardly Oscar worthy.
@@trawlins396 CODA won best picture this year so anything can happen
Some women aren't ment to be mothers
a b o r t i o n i s t h e a n s w e r
@@sapphi31 if you wanna go to jail
@@jerryalamo3 according to KSI, that's not true
sapphire that’s cause Ksi is from England where it legal
@@theodunnett6002 well damn, ok
Lizzie saying “And she can take me home” Really reveals a lot about her, for the whole movie she was acting like she was the emotionally stable one who was looking after her siblings and that Juan and Lita were the ones who were emotionally broken, when in reality it was her who was the most broken
I mean yeah duh. She was a child herself, looking after her siblings because she was in the foster system. That breaks you.
She has the maturity and knowledge to understand her own situation better. She's the oldest and had to act as an authority and support figure to the youngest.
They on the other hand has Lizzie as this support. And the youngest does not have enough knowledge of the extent of the situation. Awareness.
Liz the older sibling had to stay strong in their face, in order to act as a support system.
She's also the one that kept more hope and kept trying to fix the situation as the older sibling. The disappointment and hurt is even stronger for her then.
It's pretty much simple.
I haven't seen my mom in decades since I was Little
@@DeathnoteBBsettle down there cowboy
This is actually extremely accurate. I used to work with "at risk" kids that for various reasons didn't have someone who could take care of them. It really didn't matter of their parents were alcoholic meth addicts that constantly beat them or worse, they wanted to be with them.
??? That's not hard to believe at all. Most children want to be with their mother..no matter what.
@@trawlins396
Yea because it's the only parent or person they've ever really known. Children of addicts and abusers etc, tend to get attached or to love them. They often blame themselves even though it's never their fault
@@ENFPSIS it's instinctual to want to be w your parent(s)
@@trawlins396
Exactly.. It's like not every child is gonna hate their parents because of a bad action. I agree
@@ENFPSISIt’s called a trauma bond. It’s honestly more common than we’d like to think, even amongst people who weren’t in foster care.
Honestly wish foster parents could handle a situation like this and still care for the child, most parents do this for the money.
YummyNutty what about checks done my the fostering agency? Also it doesn’t seem like you would make much in comparison to the amount you would spend and the effort. Seems like it would be easier to get a job
Aishah Siddeeqa Not if you’re neglecting the kids and using the money for yourself . Which a lot of foster parents have done. Plus the more kids you take in, the more money they give you
Actually not "most" but some cruel ones
Man wtf is that dp😂
Lol I wouldn't take anything you say serious with a profile pic like that haha, hilarious though
Poor girl is probably thinking “why wouldn’t my own mother want me?”
No kid should ever go through that 😞
True. But she shouldn't think that. The mother probably does want her kids, she just knows she's not able to take care of them. That's the best thing for the children. A safe stable home life. Some parents are too selfish to realize that.
@@trawlins396"She shouldn't think that"
Oh please. That's the worst thing you can tell a kid in this situation. They're KIDS. They're not supposed to automatically know how the world works.
With all due respect, its asinine to expect a mere child to understand how things work at that early stage of their life.
That's why adults need to behave like one and show patience and help guide them during such a traumatic phase. Without being patronizing or playing the blame game.
@@TatankaTaylor she's not THAT young. It's not like she's 5. She's old enough to understand how the world works. Stop coddling.
*"Prepare the child for the road. Not the road for the child."*
Old proverb
It builds character
@@trawlins396yeah but she can’t look after them now because she’s a drug addict and she’s using drugs again so she has to stay with Pete and Ellie now
I have lived with my foster parents for 15 years. My biological parents were never able to get us back. I remember countless times we would go on visits and have to go home because my mom or dad didnt show. I remember vividly when I was 5 that a social worker asked if I wanted to live with my mom and dad or my foster parents. I chose my foster parents and I dont regret it. This movie really helps to show foster care and parenting of it.
Did you feel like how Lizzie did at the moment?
@@emiliobello2538 oh definitely. You have a lot of hope left in your biological parents and they just keep letting you down. I’m glad Lizzie was able to stay with them.
I am so sorry you had to go through that.. but I am so happy for you because you found your real home, and you're surrounded by those who love you :')
When I was 5 my biological dad died a I was already in foster care at first I was mad at my real parents I throught they abandoned me until I learned the truth
Hard to believe she’s Dora 😂
Theroy: this movie is a sequal to the dora the explora series. After the events of dora, her pearents disowned her and put her into a orphanage, she connects to her adopted mother in the movie, she changed her name to linse
@@opiumfields3285 ummm... Good conspiracy, but Dora and this movie are 2 separate things. I don't think it's possible
@@francescabailey7550 r/wooooosh
@@francescabailey7550 this is satire
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I KNEW SHE WAS FAMILIAR
This scene made me cry about lizzy's mom being unsupportive.
Taajwar Pope same here dude I cried my eyes out!!
It's wasn't that Lizzy's mom was unsupportive. Sometimes, biological parents knows that they don't have what it takes to take care of their children and so the best thing to do is to give their children to someone else. In this scene, Lizzy's mom knows that she can't take care of her children and that's why she didn't show up to pick them up
i know when lizzie said that her mom could “take her home”. that line gets me every time. i think just the fact that she just wants to be renunited with her mom, but is unable to is heartbreaking.
It was hard for everyone my friend but its ok the important thing is that your a good person and you would never do that to a child well that whats i think about you Hope im right
Her mum got high again for a good reson. At the court when she saw she them and knew deep down what was the best choice for them. And that was to be with the foster pearents
So messed up, because this kind of stuff is real. 😞
I think humans need thanos fr
Yeah it does, know from personal experience. Adopted 2002. I wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy
uhniq sorry to hear that🙏🏽
TKSS this is a true story lol
This movie is based on a real family
“Uhm uhm what the hell is going on?”
XdCrispy the girl is a foster child and she wanted to go to her real mom but he mom wasn’t ready to be a parent and that’s why she was crying
“Oh ok sorry”
Not MU5ic r/woooosh
@Not MU5ic He was quoting a line from this movie. Glad to see you are paying attention though
@@tempoticandmeepstar7584 I was going to say that as well.
For all the young people, that neighbor, is Academy Award winner Joan Cusack. An actress for literally 40 years, and hand chosen by the director Sean Anders. She was an icon during my childhood, and in alot of films during Generation Z's beginning.
I love her character in Shameless
Jessie The Cowgirl
And the weird principal in school of rock
She plays justice straus "In a series of unfortunate events"
She never won , she was nominated for in and out and Working Girl
“Oh ok sorry“😂
Louishotrod007 LMAO
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2:08
I have MAD respect for the neighbor immediately understanding and being nice instead of being a Karen. Regardless if it’s real or not.
Respect for someone acting like a normal adult????
Your standards and expectations of ppl must be pretty low.
@@trawlins396 whether this is an insult or not I’ll just tell you,
Yeah my expectations of human beings are kind of low. It’s sad but that’s what the world has shown me.
@@tobennaokoli4450 I'm guessing you spend a lot of time judging society by what you see on social media. That's not real. Get out into the world, talk to ppl, socialize. People are nicer than you think.
@@trawlins396 it’s actually by what I’ve experienced in real life as well as social media and the news. While the latter two are very good at twisting the narrative, they are not capable of fully hiding the truth about our society.
And this doesn’t mean I haven’t met nice people I’ve met MANY. It’s just that they seem to be more of a rare gem than a common stone.
She just wants her mom
Nah g it don’t work like that
her mom wants drugs
@Phoebe Olivia yes he died
@Phoebe Olivia nah lol
@@900vayu dead or not he still out of the picture
Ma is in this movie I’ll watch it😍
You can be anyone in the comments he’ll no she’s crazy
Renji thanks 😅
I know I love this actress.
@@kh745 Jesus dude, chill out.
I knew I wasnt the only one who thought that was Octavia!
“No, we’re not [your parents]. But you know what we are? We’re here. That’s right, we’re here and we love you.” 💜
I tell my kids this all the time , I may not be your father but I love love uuuu . more than he ever could .
I love it how the neighbor gave them privacy when she understood ❤️
Why wouldn't she????
hi
2:06 so this where Sheila has been after shameless
haha
LOLL
2:08 me as a neighbor lol
Lmao
The good thing she wasn't rude and didn't karened out by kicked them out of her property.
Even tho I am adopted I am adopted by real parents unlike my real parents only real kids know this!
Andrew Kolb I’m confused??
@@tygerzrule1213 then you aren't a real kid
what does that even mean lmao
Wait, what?
I think you meant to say unlike my fake parents instead of real parents
This is such a good movie. Even though I was adopted as a baby and don't remember my biological mom this still hits home. Love the neighbor being like a karen one moment and then seeing Lizzie is upset and being like "omg take all the time you need
Well, she wasn't really being a Karen. She was being someone who had just found two strangers in her garden and didn't know what was going on. She was a really sweet person, though.
I can tell you this from first hand experience; no matter how abusive, dysfunctional and disordered a home is the children always want to go home to the parents more than anything
incredible acting from Isabela in this scene (and the rest too!) because it does show how any teen or child that still wants their mother to just be with them would react. The instant panicking, tearing up, the stuttering, and breaking down during a sentence while talking afterwards almost made me forget this was just a movie.
They really made me laugh when that lady came out while they were talking to lizzie, they really know how to lighten the mood😂
That annoyed me I get they didn't want to make it the movie too dark but that moment should have been fully on Lizzie. Love the actress tho.
Your mom doesn’t want you. Deal with it. I’m adopted. Don’t waste any time on the people who don’t want you around and enjoy and appreciate the family that choose to be with you. Not forced to because you share the same blood.
Relax. It's a movie. You're right though. Focus on those who do want you around. And it's not that the mother doesn't want her kids. She just knows she's not able to take care of them properly. Some parents are too selfish to realize that. Kids need a safe stable home.
@@trawlins396 lol why do people feel the need to tell others to relax… did I type in all caps? How do you know I’m not relaxed… obviously it’s a movie 🤦♂️ don’t look now but people have all sorts of opinions on movies and tend to voice those opinions in the comment section of the video clip they are watching. I know it’s shocking…
I get it that Lizzy wanted to be out of the system and wanted things to be normal again with her mom, but I felt that Lizzy was carrying more for herself than for Lina and Juan. That was not fair to force something that was not ready nor ideal. That her mom was not in the condition to be not to be a mom. Lizzy's mother will always be her mother, but never her mom because her mother did not have the capability to be responsible, care, nor love her own children as a real mom would. Those are the requirements to being a true mom.
Can’t wait for this to be on Netflix
When will it be there
Ban I don’t know sorry
Sir Elmo lol what?!🤣
Sir Elmo lmfao
t oh okay!
0:55 that is some darn-good acting. Even real tears came out
Double feature
This was sad scene on many levels. Lizzie had been put in foster care at age 11 and she had hoped for years her mother would come and help her. Now when it seems her mother might do so she can’t. Lizzie hasn’t had a good home in years. It took Pete and Ellie telling her she was missing in their lives and they would be there for her to accept them
When she said “and she can take me home” made me shed a tear when I first watched this movie. Unfortunately, I know the feeling of not being loved by a parent.
I’m sorry.
This scene actually reminds me when my mom did drugs and never raised me and my gma had to do so i can definitely relate to this part
Im sorry you had to go threw that.
Oh my goodness, I am sorry you had to go through something like that.
It's not about you.
My grandma and sis dropped me off in foster care
My sister went through the same thing when our parents were adopting her. Took awhile to realize that our parents chose her and that we would always be there.
Hope you and your sister are friends!
@@Krishnadiadas2011 we are! We are much closer now that we’re older. She’s coming to visit soon with my nephew and I’m so excited!
2:06
So that's what happened to Sheila from Shameless
Nothing to see here dammit I just commented that
Nothing to see here I was looking for this comment 😭
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I grew up in system. There where parts of this film that made me cry. As most of this film hits home. The part with trash bag broke me down in tears.
This is a great movie for people who don't understand what it's like to be foster parent. More to point you will get a glimpse at what it's like for the kids.
Did you have good fosters? That's a rough life. I can't even imagine.
I hope you're happy now.
This was a really good movie! I love how the director included both comedy and drama. The performance by the daughter was very emotional and hilarious at the same time. Even though her mom was a drug addict who wasn't particularly interested in raising kids, the daughter still didn't want to give up on her and still considered her as mom. This is emblematic of real-life scenarios. A very realistic performance indeed!
I loved isabel moner’s character
It’s not a character lol. It’s a true story
ONG- STOP THATS ISABEL?? I-
So did I
When she said “she was using again” did mean drugs or something else
The "oh, okay. Sorry." was so sweet.
All she wants is her Mom. She wants the woman who birthed her, because that is a bond that cannot be broken, no matter how many times life gets in your way. But sometimes... You can't have that. Sometimes you can't have your Mom, because it would hurt you more than anything else. It's not her fault her Mama is not ready, but you can't rush the healing process. Sometimes it takes longer for some than others.
My heart completely breaks for Lizzie here 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Especially @ 1:03
"And we could figure something out so she could take me home" is the point of her frustration and longing for stability. It's a great line and it got me.
She just wants a nornal life and she wants her mom to be the one to provide that, because of course she does.
It does a number on you when you spend youth being tossed around from foster to foster, you can't help but wanting to settle with the obvious choice. The hard part is accepting that that obvious choice is sometimes somebody else.
True, things like this happens in real life. Sometimes, even biological parents knows that they don't have what it takes to take care of their kids, so the best thing for them to do is to give them to someone else
I understand how Lizzie feels. I may not have been in the system but neither of my parents have time for me and I'm their eldest daughter. My Nana and the Lord has been there for me all my life and I am forever grateful that someone cares for me. I pray that everyone will have love and care they all deserve. That's all everyone needs is love and care. Not materialistic things but quality time and compassion and unconditional love.
You can see despite her getting super upset because she can't go home the minute the social worker says that her mum is using again she looks up with a look of disbelief like she stops crying in shock. I also think it's sweet how when the social workers say that the mum didn't show up at the office the foster mum whispers "oh no" under her breath because she knew how much Lizzie wanted to go home
Lizzy: How come she don't want me, man?
She is an amazing actress :)
Yh she is and she's pretty as well.
I worked at a movie theater and they had a premiere showing of this film. When I saw this scene, my heart broke for this girl; her own mother not wanting to take care of her and her siblings was like a giant slap in the face. 😢😭💔
I love this film 🤩 This scene made me cry 😭😢
h3nryatkinson same here henry!
like seriously , !!!!!!!! I'm crying like a baby
Hey what’s going on here kid cry’s she’s like ok
0:59 this part broke my heart the most..
It hurts even more that stuff like this happens in real life
Sad😭
1:53 no we’re not but we’re here
"What the hell is going on?"
'Yea just give us a minute'
*understandable have a great day*
0:27 her face was in distraught. I believe they want the best for the children even if it means losing them.
Lizzie : You’re not my parents
Pete : No we’re not but you know who we are ? We’re here
This was suppose to be a sad scene 😂
I'd always love Mark Wahlberg's delivery lines in these kind of movies.
What was so funny about it
Poor lizzy
What happened to her mom?
The younger siblings don't look very enthused at all to leave a nice house, good foster parents and a sweet dog. They hardly know their biological mother but they trust their older sister so they say nothing. But. They don't look sad or shocked their mom was a no show either. I feel for Lizzy but come on. Struggling drug addicts don't live in nice houses. They're lucky if they can function well enough to remember to leave money leftover for rent.
Watching this movie make me say god bless all good foster parents Who are out there trying their Best to be there for those children
How sad that Lizzy had to become the "mother" and take care of her siblings and herself. This is a true reflection of any Foster Care situation..
As someone who has dealt with this type of stuff, including running away..I felt this scene on a whole new level, she acted that part so so well!!
I am a 6'4", 240lbs Stoic muscular man in his mid-30s. Few things phase me. I cannot watch this scene without tears. This is a highly underrated film. Well done.
And honestly I know how Lizzie feels. I'm not in foster care but what's she's going through, and how she feels is exactly what i used to go through. I wanted my grandma to adopt me. She's been a real mother and father who have ever been there for me. The family that loves you for you are your real family.
‘We’re not your parents but you know what we are? We’re HERE’
When that sweet girl grows up,
She’ll look back at that moment as the turning point - these are two people who love her already and showing up for her when she needs it most
0:31 isnt that the person from Ma (on the right)
Yes, her name is Octavia Spencer and she is a well known actress.
When Dora finds out she got drugged for 15 years by her mom just to make money
Isabela Moner is an AMAZING actress!
It always annoys me that they never tell her that they wanted her before they even knew about her siblings
0:20 is that Octavia spencer the actor of Ma
Yup
The woman on the right I think is from ma I think
0:38
Yeah its Octavia Spencer
Isabella Moner
This was one of the saddest scenes in this movie
Great acting job. She nailed that reaction.
P.S. Unrelated, but why are all door knobs made to sound the same in movies? 0:10
Sound engineers/designers use sound database to for basic sound, it is easier and cheaper to use sound that already exist than creating new one.
@@ParlonsAstronomie LOL I get that, hence the Wilhelm Scream... but still. Surely that sound bank can be increased a bit, is all I'm saying. The bank for explosions, for instance, is massive. xD
I can relate 1000% when my mom left my dad at a very young age. I remember her just packing her car and simply just leaving without even saying goodbye.
Pete: can you just give us a free moment pls?
The neighbor: ohhhh, ok sorry.
*perfect*
This movie really surprised me, I was not expecting the realism and dramatic scenes to hit so hard. Definitely a good watch
This movie is just so good and Lizzie’s acting is just so on point and fleek, same with the parents that adds an added element of realism and it hooks the viewer.
Not me just trying to figure out in which other shows and movies I saw the other famous actors and actresses 🎭 🍿 🎥
The neighbour is justice Strauss from A Series Of Unfortunate Events
Jesus, this takes me back to when I worked in a non profit in the mid 90s. Heart breaking scenes at times. This does take me back. Great movie.
This scene was heart wrenching and just so gutting at least their was some humor in it
I was a foster kid, and let me tell you, the day my mom didn't show up for a visitation because she was too drunk was one of the most crushing moments of my life. It was at that moment that I knew that she loved alcohol and drugs more than she loved me.
As a social worker, you see this stuff too often and it breaks my heart
1:31
It’s sad that teenagers don’t usually get adopted
mom: i'm filling a restraining order against my daughter
daughter: 1:02
me: suck it up lady least i don't cry when parents throw you away for adoption you're free to do whatever you like with em.
Obviously you don't get the movie.
Shelia def saw that moment and she thought "Oh no, another gallagher family."
underrated comment
Family is not whose blood u carry, it is about who u love and who loves u- Jackie Chan.
I really want an instant family 2 it would be so good
1:20 Get back here!
It's a sad reality. The biological parents ditch their kids and wait for someone rich to adopt them. Since the biological parents can take back their kids at any point in time, they blackmail the rich adoptive parents to pay them lots of money to keep the kids.
Not everyone adopts kids because they're rich, some take kids under their wing because sometimes biological parents knows that they don't have the proper income tax to take of their kids, so they give them to someone else, some biological parents don't want their kids to make the same mistakes they made, etc
1:28 *She then got Isakaied*
The woman from the movie Ma is in this.
You're imagining her taking Lizzy to her basement party, arent you? 😅
1:45 Where is she?
Numa serca no quintal de um visinho