@@bluecanary1212 How is that being a creepy stalker? He's a younger kid with a crush on his babysitter. That's really not that uncommon. I've seen that happen lots of times.
can we take a moment to appreciate that Jacob jumped in to help Cal, his bro, and takes a punch from some dude he'd never met in the process.....THEN punches David Lindhagen because of what he did to his bro. that is the mark of a true bro...and Cal should be lucky to have a dude like that with his daughter.
He's reminded of his late father(who died, he told Hannah in the bedroom scene), that's why he's so attached to Cal, and wanted to help him in literally every possible way, even telling Hannah to call his dad. He's a good guy, just lost I guess.
My favorite part of this scene is when Jacob immediately goes to punch David. Shows you how much he values Cal even amidst the awkwardness of Hannah being Cal's daughter.
@@bpdbhp1632 I at least took it to be playing off the fact that Jacob (Ryan Gosling) *is* keeping it in the family in one sense by dating Cal’s (Steve Carrel) daughter which is what sparked the entire thing.
@@kareemwilt8781 They're all sleeping around. This all started with a divorce due to adultery. Then many things happened since that point, and his character is just finding out that his "apprentice/friend" is the father of the woman he's in love with. It's all very ironic.
The best part is that the laugh wasn't even scripted. Gosling just had a slip but played it off so well, aided by Carell then improvising his response.
Damn near perfect scene. From the writing, to the acting. Every character/actor gets their moment to shine, showing off their characterization perfectly in a little 4 minute moment. It's one of those scenes that should be taught film school, in a movie that most people overlooked.
Ofcourse none of it would work if they had simply revealed earlier who Hannah was, looking back it does seem very strange that her scenes do not at all mention her parents separation and impending divorce.
I actually was taught this scene/ film in film school, several years ago now. I had seen it in theaters before school and had watched it many times before but this script was a part of my curriculum when i went to school for screenwriting. The whole script, and movie overall is a masterpiece. I highly recommend people watch it but also read the script because there are many changes in the final script to what actually ends up on the screen and that script is incredible on its own.
I watch A LOT of movies, and this is, hands down, a top 10 scene for me. The setup was perfect. It absolutely blindsided me the first time I watched the movie. The convergence of every major plot line executed beautifully. Love it.
It was brilliant! I think the fake twist at the parent teacher conference played a major role in fooling everyone. Let’s face it, all rom cola have a twist, and that one came at a great moment. Then you have Jessica’s parents finding the picture which adds to hiding the reveal of who Nanna is because you think that will be the big conflict as he’s trying to reconcile with his wife. And when all that comes to light, in comes David! This scene was masterful, but it only works because the movie did all of the set up necessary to pull it off, and boy did they!
Gosling is so good in this. First the pause and blink followed by "Cal? What are you doing here?" Then the head turn after she says he's dad and his confused eye roll and "i cant breathe". The flirting with the mom, and "You're David Lindhagen? Okay" and takes off his ring. The mid fight "oh my god, what are you grabbing?" And obviously the giggle at the end. Watched this as kind of a joke with my mates and we were all floored at how good it actually was
@@memoranda1 Oh you have no idea. Ryan Gosling had Drive, Blue Valentine, Ides of March (one of his underrated films), and The Place Beyond the Pines all come out within about two years. From 2010 to 2012. That's just his first streak. He then had The Big Short (worst out of this streak but people love him in it), The Nice Guys (his best comedy), La La Land (Oscar nom and need I say more?), and finally Blade Runner 2049 (masterpiece of a film and now an underrated classic). The last two are considered to be among the best films of the 2010s. They also all came out within about two years.
I love how Jacob is the audience surrogate for this scene from the moment he walks on: he's confused, he points out Julianna Moore is a hot mum, he knocks down Lindhagen and he laughs at the wrong moment.
I thought the movie should have been better. It has everything going for it, but somehow fell flat. THIS scene was great, but it's the punchline of a long and tedious joke
It's Kevin Bacon's "I don't even know you!!!" line that always gets me lol, everyone there knows who he is and what he's done and he's just strolling in like he owns the place 😅
Lmfao it’s a pretty brazen move to waltz into someone’s backyard and mention their wife left her sweater in his car right in front of the him. He deserved to get popped in the face 😂
Not really though, he works with the mother so he knows what Cal looks like - coming up on an argument involving a woman and the guy she was married to for decades because you slept with her is a very bad idea under normal circumstances, but rubbing his nose in it by demonstrating she was in your car like that was just asking for an ass whoopin.
@Ddhfacetyy His picture is in her office. Not to mention that they've been married for years it's not a stretch to imagine that he has been to her work before.
So, while I completely see where a lot of the comments on this video and others are coming from in regards to Jacobs reaction to Lindhagen I feel something is very often missed. To be clear, I totally agree that it shows his character and willingness to stand up to his best friend even if they’re in the heat of a fight themselves. But, I also think there is another layer to it. Its not confirmed and its only a somewhat subtle hint but it is implied that Jacobs mom also had an affair. If you rewatch it and notice two parts, first when Cal asks Jacob why he’s helping him and Jacob says “lets just say you remind me of someone” and second is when he’s bonding with Hannah the night they spend together and he’s talking about his mom and dad. He mentions both positively but rewatch it with this lense and I feel youll pick up on the implication! So he is standing up for his best bud but he’s also taking it out on a similar house wrecker and saboteur to the one that came in between his parents.
@@Adan11961 You just blew my mind there! I had noticed those remarks that pointed to Jacob helping Cal because he reminded him of his own dad, but I never realised that his mom might have been a cheater. That would make so much sense and it could actually explain why Jacob, who seems to be craving intimacy and emotional closeness after all, had such commitment issues.
I love how Ryan Gosling loved his boy so much that in the heat of battle he decked the guy that broke his boy's marriage up. We all need friends like that
So, while I completely see where a lot of the comments on this video and others are coming from in regards to Jacobs reaction to Lindhagen I feel something is very often missed. To be clear, I totally agree that it shows his character and willingness to stand up to his best friend even if they’re in the heat of a fight themselves. But, I also think there is another layer to it. Its not confirmed and its only a somewhat subtle hint but it is implied that Jacobs mom also had an affair. If you rewatch it and notice two parts, first when Cal asks Jacob why he’s helping him and Jacob says “lets just say you remind me of someone” and second is when he’s bonding with Hannah the night they spend together and he’s talking about his mom and dad. He mentions both positively but rewatch it with this lense and I feel youll pick up on the implication! So he is standing up for his best bud but he’s also taking it out on a similar house wrecker and saboteur to the one that came in between his parents.
This is the best comedic reveal. The only thing that sucks is once you see it for the first time, you know. If only I could erase my memory before watching it
Ooh, I had it bad for Kevin Bacon when he did "Footloose." Unfortunately none of the boys at my school looked like him, or brooded over something I said.
I feel so sorry for all the unfortunate souls who spoiled this movie for themselves by watching this clip. The first time watching it was a masterful twist and genuine "oh shit" moment that now you'll never get back.
Exactly. It was the epic scene and the centerpiece of the whole movie. I just laughed and laughed while watching this scene for the first time while watching the movie.
Every time I watch this movie, I’m only really waiting for one bit. The cop tells them to keep it in the family- Gosling chuckles, and Carell tells him he’s going to kill him. Yep. Just those two seconds.
When Hannah and Nanna are revealed to be the same person is one of the most underrated reveals in film history. My jaw hit the floor before I started laughing. Had to pause the movie when I watched it for the first time.
Jacob really see Cal as his friend. He literally took a punch for him, and he even threw the first punch to Lindhagen in revenge for what he did to Cal. This scene is just so damn chaotic and funny at the same time.
So, while I completely see where a lot of the comments on this video and others are coming from in regards to Jacobs reaction to Lindhagen I feel something is very often missed. To be clear, I totally agree that it shows his character and willingness to stand up to his best friend even if they’re in the heat of a fight themselves. But, I also think there is another layer to it. Its not confirmed and its only a somewhat subtle hint but it is implied that Jacobs mom also had an affair. If you rewatch it and notice two parts, first when Cal asks Jacob why he’s helping him and Jacob says “lets just say you remind me of someone” and second is when he’s bonding with Hannah the night they spend together and he’s talking about his mom and dad. He mentions both positively but rewatch it with this lense and I feel youll pick up on the implication! So he is standing up for his best bud but he’s also taking it out on a similar house wrecker and saboteur to the one that came in between his parents.
It's more than that though - they literally met while he was constantly and drunkenly complaining about this exact problem, so he of all people gets what this means to him, and it just brings back for him what his own father suffered. Basically, yes he is punching on Cal's behalf, but all the same he's punching all the guys that his mother stepped out on his poor father with.
The mom doesn't have many lines but all her oh's in different ways tho 1:02 1:05 1:09 1:43 1:56 😂😂 2:06 2:28 2:56 Really shows how good of an actress jullianne moore is Edit: i really didn't think this would get that many likes
2:44 Ryan is critiquing the tackle: "Oh my God, that is not...what are you grabbing?" Just standing there like its no big deal and holding off 3 people tackling for a bit 🤣
One of the best rom coms I've ever seen. Love the chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Steve Carrell! Especially this twist I did not see coming! Had me busting up laughing
the most confusing part of this scene despite all the mess is that jacob would be confused that cal could have a daughter hannah’s age, when steve and emma’s age gap is noticeably huge. she can’t pass for a 30yr old at all.
Hannah’s only around 25-26 since Cal and Emily got married at 17 years old after Emily got pregnant by Cal; they were married for 25 years by this time so Hannah would be around the same age as their marriage.
Rob I did. I enjoyed parts but it still ends with a 17 year old girl giving naked pictures of herself to a boy and that’s somehow supposed to be sweet. The movie is very problematic.
I thought the movie was pretty okay, but until this moment happened, I didn't realize how the whole movie was just a build up to this scene. I laughed so hard tears were coming out of my eyes, especially when the ring comes off. It's not a great film, but if you watch everything up to scene, this is a really well-written comedic moment! Loved it!
David Lindhagen showing up is truly the cherry on top of a perfect scene.
When they all correct the cop when he's tries pronouncing his name🤣
Its lindhagen
@@oneballwizard406 I laughed out loud 😂
Jacob takes off his ring before he throws the punch so he doesn't hurt him too much
@@berimboplata it’s actually done so you don’t break your own finger with a punch
I love how Cal calls a timeout on the fight because he’s genuinely concerned and interested in his son’s life. He’s a good father
I mean even Jacob calls that out when Cal ain't approving him.
Felt kinda cringe, fam
What he should be genuinely concerned about is the fact that his son is a creepy stalker.
@@bluecanary1212 How is that being a creepy stalker? He's a younger kid with a crush on his babysitter. That's really not that uncommon. I've seen that happen lots of times.
@@brolygito Because she tells him repeatedly to back off and instead he escalates. THAT is called being a creepy stalker and his parents failed.
This scene really showed how carefully thought out the script was, this has to be THE best written Rom-Com of all time
Agreed
@@tuliocano8468 I
Yeah it felt like it was something written by Shakespeare
Nah, your opinion isn't valid.
The movie was made by Steve Carrel
Ryan’s little ‘hm’ after the officer says, “keep it in the family” is one of the many perfect things about this scene
I totally forgot about that now rewatching it he seems to genuinely laugh as if he accidentally let out that squeak😂
What was the officer implying
That was genuine. The director kept it in.
@@FireFist711 i hope thats true. I always wondered because it feels/looks genuine and I love it.
Makes it so much better that it was genuine because he said in an interview that he broke character and they kept it in!
can we take a moment to appreciate that Jacob jumped in to help Cal, his bro, and takes a punch from some dude he'd never met in the process.....THEN punches David Lindhagen because of what he did to his bro.
that is the mark of a true bro...and Cal should be lucky to have a dude like that with his daughter.
I'm Glad he forgives him at the end and gets on board with Jacob dating his daughter
Even if he's a tru bro, would you give your daughter to him when you know he's a player( and he teach you that)
Oh yes Jacob is definitely best boi
Nah, he's a good friend but no one wants a dude like that with their daughter
He's reminded of his late father(who died, he told Hannah in the bedroom scene), that's why he's so attached to Cal, and wanted to help him in literally every possible way, even telling Hannah to call his dad. He's a good guy, just lost I guess.
My favorite part of this scene is when Jacob immediately goes to punch David. Shows you how much he values Cal even amidst the awkwardness of Hannah being Cal's daughter.
He also took that punch from the other dad without any response, just stopped the guy from hurting Cal and then stepped back. Such a great scene!!
Still an asshole for dating his teenage daughter
@@squattingheads she isn't a teenager, she was in law school so around mid 20's
@@squattingheads Didn't you notice that Hannah doesn't actually live with them?
squattingheads yah daughter is mid 20s. Reason why Jacob was shocked that Cal was her father and Cal said he had her when he was 17
That little giggle from Gosling after "Keep it in the family" will never fail to make me lose it every time.
I honestly don’t get it 😂
@@kareemwilt8781 i also dont get it
@@bpdbhp1632 I at least took it to be playing off the fact that Jacob (Ryan Gosling) *is* keeping it in the family in one sense by dating Cal’s (Steve Carrel) daughter which is what sparked the entire thing.
@@kareemwilt8781 They're all sleeping around. This all started with a divorce due to adultery. Then many things happened since that point, and his character is just finding out that his "apprentice/friend" is the father of the woman he's in love with. It's all very ironic.
The best part is that the laugh wasn't even scripted. Gosling just had a slip but played it off so well, aided by Carell then improvising his response.
Damn near perfect scene. From the writing, to the acting. Every character/actor gets their moment to shine, showing off their characterization perfectly in a little 4 minute moment. It's one of those scenes that should be taught film school, in a movie that most people overlooked.
Ofcourse none of it would work if they had simply revealed earlier who Hannah was, looking back it does seem very strange that her scenes do not at all mention her parents separation and impending divorce.
I actually was taught this scene/ film in film school, several years ago now. I had seen it in theaters before school and had watched it many times before but this script was a part of my curriculum when i went to school for screenwriting. The whole script, and movie overall is a masterpiece. I highly recommend people watch it but also read the script because there are many changes in the final script to what actually ends up on the screen and that script is incredible on its own.
@@mnomadvfx pl
yes it was the perfect recipe
So right. Everyone was shining the whole time.
I watch A LOT of movies, and this is, hands down, a top 10 scene for me. The setup was perfect. It absolutely blindsided me the first time I watched the movie. The convergence of every major plot line executed beautifully. Love it.
What are some of your other favourite scenes?
Yeah, I was confused the time I watch it too.
Blindsided is exactly how I felt also but it makes so much sense afterwards. Was glorious to watch unspoiled
It was brilliant! I think the fake twist at the parent teacher conference played a major role in fooling everyone. Let’s face it, all rom cola have a twist, and that one came at a great moment. Then you have Jessica’s parents finding the picture which adds to hiding the reveal of who Nanna is because you think that will be the big conflict as he’s trying to reconcile with his wife. And when all that comes to light, in comes David! This scene was masterful, but it only works because the movie did all of the set up necessary to pull it off, and boy did they!
Yep 🙂
Gosling is so good in this. First the pause and blink followed by "Cal? What are you doing here?" Then the head turn after she says he's dad and his confused eye roll and "i cant breathe". The flirting with the mom, and "You're David Lindhagen? Okay" and takes off his ring. The mid fight "oh my god, what are you grabbing?" And obviously the giggle at the end. Watched this as kind of a joke with my mates and we were all floored at how good it actually was
absolutely, had the same experience. You captured the scene really well too
Gosling had like 3 good films consecutively .....Drive, Blue Valentine and this one.........
@@memoranda1 Oh you have no idea. Ryan Gosling had Drive, Blue Valentine, Ides of March (one of his underrated films), and The Place Beyond the Pines all come out within about two years. From 2010 to 2012. That's just his first streak.
He then had The Big Short (worst out of this streak but people love him in it), The Nice Guys (his best comedy), La La Land (Oscar nom and need I say more?), and finally Blade Runner 2049 (masterpiece of a film and now an underrated classic). The last two are considered to be among the best films of the 2010s. They also all came out within about two years.
for once a plot twist that we genuinely didnt see it coming
I genuinely admire the twist they put up here. It was SO GOOD I still remember the holyshit laugh I had watching this years ago.
And one that made absolute perfect sense!
What plot twist?..it was obvious from the start she was his daughter
How was it obvious?
Surprisingly yes. Normally I can predict movies as I watch but I honestly didn’t see this coming
Definitely one of the best romantic comedies of the 2010s
How crazy was this twist?
@@StreamOnMax It caught me off guard but it tied the movie together
💯💯💯💯💯 super underrated too! I absolutely love this movie. not gonna lie, romantic comedies aren't really my thing but this one is great.
Probably THE best tbh
I even went out and started drinking old fashion
I love how even Jessica’s Dad drops the turbine when he hears David’s name.
Yes😂
Lynhagen!!!
@@robert4039 lynd
Why does he do that exactly?
@@radioactivedemon1092
Even he knows he's a slimeball prick.
“Stay away from my daughter!”
“Stay away from my DAUGHTER!”
“I don’t even know you!!”
*groups hug*
This movie is perfect ❤️
" Oh my God, that is not... What are you *grabbing?* "
@@MrImastinker hahahaha
“Dad, this is Jacob, my boyfriend”
“No IT’s not”
😭😭😭
I love how Jacob is the audience surrogate for this scene from the moment he walks on: he's confused, he points out Julianna Moore is a hot mum, he knocks down Lindhagen and he laughs at the wrong moment.
And he gets a knock on the face!
This movie was just fine until this moment when everything came together perfectly....i freaking loved that twist
It was an awesome movie. Fun loving, positive vibes
One of greatest turn over!
I thought the movie should have been better. It has everything going for it, but somehow fell flat.
THIS scene was great, but it's the punchline of a long and tedious joke
Saw it in theater. Once of the biggest laugh in front of a movie
Ditto
"Who are you"
"I'm david lindhagen"
*boss music plays*
Takes off ring - boy, you gonna get a whoopin!
"hagen"
Cue the stone cold Steve Austin music 😂😂
0:44 "I can't breathe" while he stares aimlessly into the sky.
That part had me rolling 🤣
It's Kevin Bacon's "I don't even know you!!!" line that always gets me lol, everyone there knows who he is and what he's done and he's just strolling in like he owns the place 😅
Lmfao it’s a pretty brazen move to waltz into someone’s backyard and mention their wife left her sweater in his car right in front of the him. He deserved to get popped in the face 😂
“Break up right now!”
“Daddy?”
“Please dont call him that”
😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah that part cracks me up everytime
I dont understand why it is funn
@@ngominh7598 he don't want his friend to be called as daddy by his gf. It seems weird.
@@bharathnivas29 ah ok
@@bharathnivas29 it's not because they are friends, it's because Jacob is a player, just out to get laid.
Jacob and Cal are having a fight and yet Jacob still knocks David Lindhagen's lights out because Cal is his best friend.
Yes, that's true friendship
That's what you do for a best friend, especially if you don't have a ton of friends, period.
I'm your thousandth like.
@@mistyfreya Like Jim saved you from getting fired. Now thats what I call a true friend.
It's Lindhagen
Cal- no way break up right now.
Hannah- daddy!!!
Jacob- Please don't call him that.😂😂 Best underrated joke.
I know right 😂😂😂
someone explain
@@pessimistic_optimism watch the movie😂😂
@@pessimistic_optimism "who's your daddy?" has several meaning, including sexual. So it's a bit akward because he is hers "daddy" now
@Mr. Moe i mean its a good movie
Hannah being revealed at Cal and Emily’s child is one of the greatest curveballs in cinema.
I like how Jacob is the least hurt in the fight and the only one not visibly thrashed at the end
That Kevin Bacon smile at 2:27. So naive. He has no idea what he's just walked into. Everyone is so great in this movie.
Not really though, he works with the mother so he knows what Cal looks like - coming up on an argument involving a woman and the guy she was married to for decades because you slept with her is a very bad idea under normal circumstances, but rubbing his nose in it by demonstrating she was in your car like that was just asking for an ass whoopin.
@Ddhfacetyy His picture is in her office.
Not to mention that they've been married for years it's not a stretch to imagine that he has been to her work before.
2:30 It's amazing how everyone forgot the chaos for a moment to team up against one common evil.
"Stay the hell away from my daughter!"
"You, Stay away from MY Daughter!"
"I don't even know you!:"
lol
and Gosling follows with "What are you grabbing?" I didn't even notice that before :D
@@ArgonathPL And then ripping noises, "let go of me!" and the scream lol
@@amsaric That bit had me in hysterics on the floor!
“Oh my god, what are you grabbing?” 😭😭😭
I laughed so hard.
It's tradition to come back to this scene once in a while - love it.
This is a genuinely well-written and acted romcom. I wasn't expecting much going in and ended up loving it. Great movie!
Controversial opinion:
One of the most memorable and iconic plot twists in cinematic history.
Not controversial, def. True.
I agree!
Not controversial.
I think a better word is underrated
Agree
Ryan Gossling’s character shows his true class when david comes in lol.
Such an amazing scene
So, while I completely see where a lot of the comments on this video and others are coming from in regards to Jacobs reaction to Lindhagen I feel something is very often missed. To be clear, I totally agree that it shows his character and willingness to stand up to his best friend even if they’re in the heat of a fight themselves. But, I also think there is another layer to it. Its not confirmed and its only a somewhat subtle hint but it is implied that Jacobs mom also had an affair.
If you rewatch it and notice two parts, first when Cal asks Jacob why he’s helping him and Jacob says “lets just say you remind me of someone” and second is when he’s bonding with Hannah the night they spend together and he’s talking about his mom and dad. He mentions both positively but rewatch it with this lense and I feel youll pick up on the implication!
So he is standing up for his best bud but he’s also taking it out on a similar house wrecker and saboteur to the one that came in between his parents.
@@Adan11961 You just blew my mind there! I had noticed those remarks that pointed to Jacob helping Cal because he reminded him of his own dad, but I never realised that his mom might have been a cheater. That would make so much sense and it could actually explain why Jacob, who seems to be craving intimacy and emotional closeness after all, had such commitment issues.
@@aikaterinhgiannisi2404 hehe thank you! It makes perfect sense right? Your additional thoughts support it further even!
It’s that scorpio in him. We could be mad af at you and still go to war about you 😂
Iconic scene
The Best!!!
@Princewell IDK shameless is on Netflix for sure
I never noticed Ryan Gosling saying "What are you grabbing ?" There's so many hilarious one liners in this movie
I love how Ryan Gosling loved his boy so much that in the heat of battle he decked the guy that broke his boy's marriage up. We all need friends like that
So, while I completely see where a lot of the comments on this video and others are coming from in regards to Jacobs reaction to Lindhagen I feel something is very often missed. To be clear, I totally agree that it shows his character and willingness to stand up to his best friend even if they’re in the heat of a fight themselves. But, I also think there is another layer to it. Its not confirmed and its only a somewhat subtle hint but it is implied that Jacobs mom also had an affair.
If you rewatch it and notice two parts, first when Cal asks Jacob why he’s helping him and Jacob says “lets just say you remind me of someone” and second is when he’s bonding with Hannah the night they spend together and he’s talking about his mom and dad. He mentions both positively but rewatch it with this lense and I feel youll pick up on the implication!
So he is standing up for his best bud but he’s also taking it out on a similar house wrecker and saboteur to the one that came in between his parents.
This is the best comedic reveal. The only thing that sucks is once you see it for the first time, you know. If only I could erase my memory before watching it
Wait a few years, i totally forgot about this but youtube algo recommended it.
so true!
Disagree completely - I’ve watched this clip multiple times and laugh every single time
I still look forward to seeing it
It's the perfect plot twist.
The comedic timing in this scene is just
**chef’s kiss**
Kevin Bacon popping outta nowhere made the scene epic. Especially when the guys correct the officer on Lindhagen's pronunciation 😆
Hahaha! Hilarious! And Julianne Moore saying "Yes", when Kevin Bacon asks: "Is this a bad time?"
Ooh, I had it bad for Kevin Bacon when he did "Footloose." Unfortunately none of the boys at my school looked like him, or brooded over something I said.
The officer is Bill Kim ifykyk
The way Ryan acts when he takes his ring off and says ok cracks me up every time like it’s just something that needs to be done. Which it does.
Hannah's exasperated 'Jacob!' aftrr he punches David Lindhagen gets me every time😂
Hogen
I feel so sorry for all the unfortunate souls who spoiled this movie for themselves by watching this clip.
The first time watching it was a masterful twist and genuine "oh shit" moment that now you'll never get back.
I stumbled across this scene randomly today then decided to watch the movie and I definitely wish I hadn't seen it beforehand.
Aw goddamn I'm gonna regret having watched this scene only huh..... Damnit
Exactly. It was the epic scene and the centerpiece of the whole movie. I just laughed and laughed while watching this scene for the first time while watching the movie.
Me, I am unfortunate soul
I haven't watched the movie yet and have no idea what's going on.
Didn't realize so much plot twist can bring such laughs. 😂
4 years later, Emma, Julianne and Steve were nominated at the Oscars. Wonderful reunion
And also Ryan.
one of the best 4 minutes in cinema history.
the Lindhaagen appearance was the cherry on this one
This is the movie that made me a Gosling fan.
“What are you grabbing?” 😂😂😂
Was looking 4 this🤣🤣
I'm like 99% sure that Ryan's laugh at 3:27 is unscripted.
BigonBooks from seeing him break on SNL I would agree!
Looks like it! Hahaha
Lmao 100%. That has to be him breaking character and laughing from the previous line.
He is? In a Graham Norton interview he does the exact sam thing with his hand when he laughs.
If it’s unscripted, then Steve Carrell had some brilliant improv in response.
Every time I watch this movie, I’m only really waiting for one bit.
The cop tells them to keep it in the family- Gosling chuckles, and Carell tells him he’s going to kill him.
Yep. Just those two seconds.
Or the ending with Nana... "This is going to be fun."
I love Jacob’s “please, don’t call him that” after Hannah says daddy. So subtle
Lenny E , there’s also a sneaky bit where the guys are all wrestling and Jacob says “what are you grabbing?” Or something like that.
When Hannah and Nanna are revealed to be the same person is one of the most underrated reveals in film history. My jaw hit the floor before I started laughing. Had to pause the movie when I watched it for the first time.
“Jessica is the one you are in love with?” Steve’s face cracks me everytime he is perfect 2:23
Cal Weaver would have to be the most understanding father - you find out your kid is in love with their babysitter, you’d want to get them therapy.
Jacob really see Cal as his friend. He literally took a punch for him, and he even threw the first punch to Lindhagen in revenge for what he did to Cal. This scene is just so damn chaotic and funny at the same time.
So, while I completely see where a lot of the comments on this video and others are coming from in regards to Jacobs reaction to Lindhagen I feel something is very often missed. To be clear, I totally agree that it shows his character and willingness to stand up to his best friend even if they’re in the heat of a fight themselves. But, I also think there is another layer to it. Its not confirmed and its only a somewhat subtle hint but it is implied that Jacobs mom also had an affair.
If you rewatch it and notice two parts, first when Cal asks Jacob why he’s helping him and Jacob says “lets just say you remind me of someone” and second is when he’s bonding with Hannah the night they spend together and he’s talking about his mom and dad. He mentions both positively but rewatch it with this lense and I feel youll pick up on the implication!
So he is standing up for his best bud but he’s also taking it out on a similar house wrecker and saboteur to the one that came in between his parents.
@@Adan11961 i think another thing to add to that is that he was prolly trying to get on Cals good side
Even my boyfriend who doesn't like romcoms loves this scene
@Raheem Stalin yeah sure
Pressing X for doubt.
Your boufriend sounds like a dick
@@galiciaart don't think so
It's one of the best and well-shot romcoms it's understandable
Ryan's "what are you grabbing" always cracks me up🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣
I love this scene!! I kept rewinding it over and over ! 🤣😂🤣😂
2:25 The creak that accompanied them all turning around from the windmill in Bernie's hands is really funny to me
0:57 "Umm... i'm gonna go watch tv now"
...
"Yeah, can i come?
"NO"
Lol. He looked so sad after that.
Julianne Moore's scream at 1:56 always gets me it's the funniest thing😂
Everyone nails their parts in this scene, but especially her. Her delivery of every single line and reaction is incredible.
Jessica's dad has a lot of nerve judging anyone considering he is the Zodiac killer.
Bro, I know this clip just spoiled this movie, but did you really have to go spoil another movie in the comments 😂
chendaddy He didn’t just spoiled real life not really the movie.
That's one hell of a cross reference 👍😂😂😀 between two movies
And Mr. Jingles (to be fair, though, Jingles was innocent of the original murders)...
@Nicky Poundtown which season
Goslings face this entire scene is what makes it even funnier
I love how Jacob defended Cal to David and Bernie. But a Jacob type dating their daughter is every father’s nightmare
The movie made it pretty clear that at this point he is reformed.
@@kimmathis1945 but Cal hadnt realized that yet. He says it in another seen “ive seem too much”
1:17
-Daddy?
-Please don't call him that
😂😂
I love the fact that this movie was written by the man who created the show; This is Us
Master of the twists!
Aka Mose Schrute
Really? I didn't know. Lovely movie great show.
Why surprise? Both capture the suburban experience.
WHAAAAAAAAAA
That's a true friend to break From an argument with your friend to punch the guy who is sleeping with your friend's wife 😂☺️
It's more than that though - they literally met while he was constantly and drunkenly complaining about this exact problem, so he of all people gets what this means to him, and it just brings back for him what his own father suffered.
Basically, yes he is punching on Cal's behalf, but all the same he's punching all the guys that his mother stepped out on his poor father with.
@@mnomadvfx yeah anyone can relate to that ..
I love when cal punches Kevin bacon that's a friend we all need
This will always be one of my favourite scenes of any movie. So funny and unexpected with great delivery.
I really loved How they brought all the branching stories of this movie together in one scene that was just perfect
And not make it feel contrived either. Excellent work.
“He doesn’t even know about the naked photos”
*”WHAT”*
2:50 “what are you grabbing?....!?” Ohnooo😂😭
0:35 my favorite Gosling face
I think the “I don’t even know you” is the best line. It’s very hard to choose but today it’s that one.
*3:04** that scream tho 😂😂*
I think that was ryan Gosling's scream too. Sounds the same in the nice guys.
@@thomasgreen1557 yeah Ryan Going's scream sounds familiar ☺️🤗
The mom doesn't have many lines but all her oh's in different ways tho
1:02
1:05
1:09
1:43
1:56 😂😂
2:06
2:28
2:56
Really shows how good of an actress jullianne moore is
Edit: i really didn't think this would get that many likes
Oh... That is pretty good observation. Loved it
Oh I see what you mean.
She is amazing. 1:56 is great haha
wow I didnt even notice
Now you mentioned, I love this film even more!
2:44 Ryan is critiquing the tackle: "Oh my God, that is not...what are you grabbing?"
Just standing there like its no big deal and holding off 3 people tackling for a bit 🤣
Jacob: “David Linghagen 🤨 ok” (takes ring off to punch him)😂😂
A perfect moment that's been building the whole movie, and it all blows up at once. Also, Kevin Bacon surprise being the trigger was perfect.
one of the most beautifully constructed scenes, all within the one location. it's smart, it's efficient, it's hilarious, it's heartbreaking.
"Who are you?"
"David Lindthagen"
"David Lindthagen?"
......
Ok.....
The funniest bit of that is big guy dropping the windmill, you kind of get the impression that he halfway thought about smacking Lindthagen himself.
Hagen
David Wallace?
Jacob was bout it when David Lindhagen showed up.
One of the best rom coms I've ever seen. Love the chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Steve Carrell! Especially this twist I did not see coming! Had me busting up laughing
The sequence and lines delivery to reach the pinnacle point of the story is second to none in a romcom, my Emma and Ryan ❤
the most confusing part of this scene despite all the mess is that jacob would be confused that cal could have a daughter hannah’s age, when steve and emma’s age gap is noticeably huge. she can’t pass for a 30yr old at all.
Hannah’s only around 25-26 since Cal and Emily got married at 17 years old after Emily got pregnant by Cal; they were married for 25 years by this time so Hannah would be around the same age as their marriage.
This is the biggest plot twist in Cinematic history
Capt. Rafe McCawley alive from pearl harbor movie?
"Stay away from my daughter!"
"You stay away from MY daughter."
"I don't even know you!"
The best.
"Oh my god, what are you grabbing?"
Ryan's reaction to lindhagen is friendship goals.
2:37 🤣🤣🤣 inner peace
I'm glad there's so many people with impeccable taste in this comments section. What a great movie
A tv show about a divorced 40 year old finding out his 30 year old best friend is dating his 23 year old daughter would be hilarious.
You should check out the movie. It's pretty good.
Rob I did. I enjoyed parts but it still ends with a 17 year old girl giving naked pictures of herself to a boy and that’s somehow supposed to be sweet. The movie is very problematic.
@@Primenumber19 oh yeah that part was a bit weird.
Is it supposed to be sweet? Its supposed to be super awkward i thought.
@@Megadog33 what are you talking about it’s unclear
“Keep it in the family" literally cracked me up just before they cut to Jacob when I first saw this movie
Followed by "I will kill you" from Carrell, at that point I was dead.
I never get this joke
@@mnomadvfx could you explain bro
@@atikshagarwal5147 basically just how you think it is. The officers said keep it in the family is just ironic when they all despise each other
Love how good Ryan played Jacob...he was so subtle during the fight. "Wait what are you even grabbing?" Lol
I took my high school girlfriend to this. We literally laughed the entire movie for the most part. My best movie date choice ever 😂
“I don’t even know you” lol is the funniest thing ever lol 😅😂
Such a well-acted scene. They should be proud of their work here.
“Are you pointing at me?” Kills me every time
"She's pointing at you ? OOOOoooH"
That moment of realisation XD
3:10 I was just waiting for him to say "This is Flaming Dragon! Simple Jack belong to us now!" ... LoL
This scene is just the gift that keeps giving! Ive seen it a million times, and Id still die laughing
Daughter: "dad, this is my boyfriend."
Cal looks at guy:
"NO NO NO GOD NO NO NO!"
one of my favorites movies ever, not just romantic comedies, movies
Ryan should have been nominated for Supporting Actor. Stole the movie every scene he was in
I thought the movie was pretty okay, but until this moment happened, I didn't realize how the whole movie was just a build up to this scene. I laughed so hard tears were coming out of my eyes, especially when the ring comes off. It's not a great film, but if you watch everything up to scene, this is a really well-written comedic moment! Loved it!
It’s a very good film.
Except for the end, when he got back with a cheater
The worst part
"I can't breath" 😂😂 so funny
"Daddy
"Please don't call him that"🤣🤣🤣