Delivery was off the charts. Could see the betrayal in her eyes that she perceived from him, which he originally thought she was taking a shot at him with that “basically.” They’re mad projection artists. When she takes offense from something he meant nothing by, (when he says it the 2nd time while chasing her) it absolutely destroys her world. Then just like before, back to square 1 cause they have mad hearts for forgiveness. While she explains to him to not let something so trivial bother him like that desddshe could use her own advice on m..they’ll both be Brilliant movie. God dang brilliant.
It's not that. It's the borderline personality disorder, she saw other people reacting and it brought her back to reality. People with BPD will have these explosive episodes and say and do horrible things to people they love and then when they've calmed down realize what they've done and instantly feel horrible
@@Sh6sTh6Smok6 exactly !! it’s like whenever i yell or have an explosive episode how you said, i start to cry after i realize the pain i’ve caused them, it’s like my emotions takeover
Well I don't blame her for getting mad because of her past, but there's a reason why people abide by the "red flags" in relationships. If you were open to anything your date reveals, you're likely to settle, and there's a fair chance you're REALLY gonna regret it later on in life.
This scene gave her Oscar and she absolutely deserved it. What a perfomance, I remember watching it in cinema and being amazed by her acting here. Even after many years went by, this still remains one of my fav movies.
I hate when people say that she didnt deserve this oscar...she absolutely did, I dont like her as a person maybe based on her intervies but nobody can deny that she has a talent, I have bipolar with psychotic features and I thought thats he played this role amazingly
Absolutely. This scene and the one when they’re jogging and he goes too far and she just stops and bends over. And then pops up and says whatever it was. Still in tears every time I watch her scenes
I think it symbolizes how others fake their emotions, reactions, etc; while they are the real ones that show true emotions. Cosumtes mean fake and them dressed in regular clothes are the real. She even mentioned it somewhere in the film, how everyone is pretending but them
Yeah J. Law is a great actress and I never seen it! I wonder if she has done any other movies aside from Hunger Games! Everyone loves her! I can't wait to see what she does next?!
Angel Simone You need to watch "Winter's Bone." It's easily one of Jennifer Lawrence best films, and it truly shows how she is one of the best actresses of this generation.
Also the scene where she talks about her husbands death, the scene where she argues about sports at his parents house, and where he chases her at the end. But this scene tops them all!
This scene always makes me cry and feel great at the same time. I went through my love at the time cheating, losing my job, and my step father being murdered. The road to recovery is hard and piecing what you KNEW back together is the worst. You have to keep going.
What I love about the Pat and Tiffany characters is that while they are unstable, have volatile emotions, and extremely vulnerable, both are at their cores, decent and loving people. This scene perfectly shows you that with Tiffany. As pissed off as she was, her compassion wins out in the end.
I know I am late seeing this movie, but I am surprised at some of the comments. Unless she acted out, he never saw her as a real person. He was so buried into his fog of depression and fixating on rekindling the HORRIBLE and UNHEALTHY relationship with his cheating wife, and simply viewed her as some tool to use for that. I know how horrible it feels to open yourself up to someone and have them JUDGE the fuck out of you or use it as a tool to hurt you later on. What he did in this scene was just as fucked up as what she did. Look at the pain @0:42 and he just keeps on going. His mental illness and self absorption kept it from registering that he was deeply hurting a person. She cared about him and did what she had to do to snap him out of his shit. Nothing registered with this guy unless she went over the top. Then you would finally see glimmers of realization in his eyes. She was actually the best thing that could have happened to him, to pull him out of his self destructive rut. Even his parents saw that. as far as her acting goes. Like a prize fighter - if you have one knockout punch you are good, but if you have 2 you are a contender, and 3 makes you a great. She just displayed one hell of a combo of acting emotions, and was flawless with them all. Straight up rope a dope right there.
So. He catches his wife cheating and it messes him up royally. But I don't think he's mentally ill. The guy just didn't know how to handle getting hurt like that. The song thing...I understand that 100%. There are some songs I can't even listen to anymore because I freeze up. Only because of situations they are associated with. I have anxiety pretty bad. Loved this scene.
wow! super impressed u got that sll that, i cant see how she cares ab him in this scene tho, ig could u explain ? youve already typed so much so i understand if not
He was a loyal man that felt the need to keep his marriage vows and work things out. He was focused on nicki for 8 months when he was in the nut house.... I think you missed the part at the end when he said that he fell in love with Tiffany the very 1st time he saw her. He was struggling with an inner battle between him and both of those women. He wanted to stay true to his wife but he wanted to break loose for Tiffany. In the end he turned out to be a very intelligent smart Man the entire length of the movie. The most impressive part was how his character was so high when he was telling Nikki that he was done with her and explaining it in such a kind loving way that she accepted his loving kind tender breakup words .And he did make the right choice at the end and everybody was happy and healthy and loving to each other .
I love how good this movie is good at showing compassion equally: They show the flaws of him her and the people around them all in one scene. He’s insensitive and arrogant to her in the diner, she’s inconsiderate leaving the diner and then violent then cruel outside while he feels guilty and is trying to be calm. Once accused everyone around immediately takes action to defend her like the white knights they are, and gang up on him, which goes way beyond just protecting her. But, seeing this effect on him she understands and feels guilty for her mistakes too, and stands up for him to calm things down, but more compassionate still, him down. No one is perfect and everyone deserves to be treated with compassion.
As someone who struggles with mental illness, I absolutely love this film. It does a great job at depicting what it's really like to live with mental illness. It makes the characters feel so relatable because they are relatable.
Every person in this movie was either on some kind of medication or dysfunctional.... But the gentle kind spirit in each person came out and shined through in the end !
This is one of my favorite films of all time, this is one of many top flight scenes that showcase both of these actors bringing their A games. The way My Cherie Amore creeps into the soundtrack as things escalate between Pat and Tiffany is amazing.
“Sort of like me” i feel like is her most vulnerable moment here. It’s sort of timid, slightly self conscious. And then it opens her up to be a target. Breathtaking actress imo.
Hearing music thts not really there. And the breathing. Is sooo true. Breathing with eyes close helps. Helps me. Whn I can't handle things. Depression for a big part of my life. I'm 34 have to take lexapro. Love this movie makes me not so embarrassed about being me.
I’m 25 and depressed and I make it very obvious to my family and boyfriend so they can acknowledge me in some way. AND the worst part is. They don’t believe in depression. My son… at 6 months saved my life. You my friend are not alone. God bless you 🙏🏼
I've always wondered about where depression comes from. We have drugs and techniques to manage it, but no real notion as to source. My guess is that depressive folks are sensitive to pain energy being put out by the collective people of the world, like a battery getting charged by negative ions. So much suppression of outrage and disappointment radiating into the atmosphere. I wonder..
@@cleling imo, its not healthy to intentionally make things for people to acknowledge, to be very blunt that is really immature. maybe i misinterpreted what you meant. just be open and honest. speak your truth when you must. if they love you then they WILL make an effort in some way to understand, if not then reconsider if you must be around them.
I associate with this moment so hard. when he starts hearing the song it just like clicked with me and how my own anxiety and depression problems are. just instead of a song its curtains persona voice telling me over and over that I'm not good enough and other things etc.
This is the movies, it's fantasy that a woman like that truly exits. But it is worthy of dreaming about huh? It was believable, the faults of both of them and the faults of the people around them, but when she actually stepped up like a Valkyrie, that's the fantasy. I think we all dream of someone that actually cares, especially in the heat of the moment like that. Think I'm jaded? Maybe, but that just doesn't happen, or at the very least, very rarely happens in real life. In real life, the mental guy would be beat up or cracked or whatever, with apologies from either one coming long after the fact, if ever. More likely they would defend their actions that night if they ever talked again.
My girlfriend supports me a lot when I have panic attacks, depression, anxiety et cetera. Women like that exist, but it's a twoway street you have to be prepared to support them to. If you allow yourself to open up, be vulnerable and be gentle and kind when they're opening up and vulnerable you can have love.
@@stanleymyrick4068 I disagree; I think it absolutely can and does happen, but it's rare. Women like her character (with that kind of resolve and power of will) are few and far between in my experience, but when you meet 'em...you know.
@@AminulIslam-uq7clPat was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which he showed and Tiffany was clearly displaying characteristics akin to borderline personality disorder, hence “bipolar disorder vs borderline personality disorder”
The fact that a pretty 22 year old can dredge up & harness so much post adolescent angst, visceral emotional pain & pathos to such a degree is incredible, JL's grasp of & channeling such powerfully felt sensibilities & festering sensations. Amazing for someone of her youth & presumably lack of long term experience in dealing with the type of pent up bitterness & roiling sensitivity that someone much older & thus far more experienced in life's suffering would be able to understand better & bring to the surface easier, even while acting. Definitely this sign of transcendent precocity along with depth of feeling & mesmerizing acting talent on her part. The girl is on another acting dimension at times (was Meryl Streep as mature, versatile & aware of her inherent powers at that age??).
She freakin nailed this! OMG! Some of her reaction was actually justified and it’s likely a way I would’ve reacted if someone had the nerve to judge me after I opened up to them or thought themselves superior in that kind of way! It just speaks volumes to humans’ inability to connect even on that level; like my mental illness is bigger than yours (really?) She did that; very loosely dramatic, but so believable! Amazing! ❤️❤️❤️
I’m schizophrenic and have ptsd from a mixtape that I listened to while in a psychotic episode and I had this feeling before. Its portrayed very well in this movie
This scene was brilliant and triggering. I have a panic disorder that bring with it dissociative spells and MAN this was so accurate. The way everyone looks wider and the zooming in on weird faces.
Yes. I have bipolar disorder as well as PTSD and and Anxiety disorder and when I start to feel myself falling into this this is exactly how it starts crazy accurate
Thank god Bradley crawled out of roles like the Hangover. Yes. He was good in it. But with movies like these and a Star is Born are proof he is an amazing actor!
The point of the movie was that everyone has a little crazy so everyone should have a little bit of empathy. He learned to be more accepting of that crazy, and she learned to be more accepting of the empathy.
this scene means a lot to me. I am Bradley and i am Jennifer. I quote Jennifer’s lines drawing from my own pain like I’m in an audition and it’s so therapeutic
I feel the same way when ramping up getting into political discussions with people who have no idea how have non-toxic conversations. Totally running lines, points to remember, etc.
Jennifer Lawrence is an beautiful and good actress. Everybody loves her! Bradley Cooper is an good actor. I love his voice of Rocket Raccoon from Guardians of the Galaxy.
Honestly, watching him just freeze up and unable to say anything because of that song trigger was the AHA moment I wanted for so many years - for as long as I can remember, I have had a few song triggers and my parents and others would always laugh at me, call me crazy/sensitive, and sometimes would play them just to get a rise/reaction out of me, knowing that I didn't like them or bothered me. So seeing this and how he acted hearing the song (whether it was in his head or playing on speakers) definitely showed me that this is a very real thing and people can have triggers like this - me being one of them
It scared me to death when I saw the whole crowd roasting him. No one saw him harassing her or even if they saw him touching her, after he stopped doing it they still came after him and the police was almost gonna arrest him for that. I know it's necessary and important to speak out and take action in harassment cases but I'm glad the show portrayed its dark side too.
To be fair, it was not the ENTIRE crowd, it was mostly the kids who were trying to publicly threaten him, but I do agree, completely. To be helpless in a situation like that, being in front of several people and not one person stands up for you. What she did though after that did touch me though. She felt human after she recognized that he was panicking. True compassion at its best.
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So passionate such an amazing scene. You have to wonder if some of the bystanders were just that. And when she stopped his nightmare from unfolding, uh. Mercy in the face of persecution. Good acting.
Everyone talking about the diner part but what makes me mad is her lying saying he’s harassing her just to get him in trouble. I hate women who play games like this. Just because they are frustrated they will potentially get you hurt or in trouble over nothing.
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“I opened up to you and you judge me” such a heartbreaking line and she delivered perfectly
Not to mention her eyes welling up and the heartbreak in her voice. Jennifer was perfect in this part.
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Delivery was off the charts. Could see the betrayal in her eyes that she perceived from him, which he originally thought she was taking a shot at him with that “basically.” They’re mad projection artists. When she takes offense from something he meant nothing by, (when he says it the 2nd time while chasing her) it absolutely destroys her world. Then just like before, back to square 1 cause they have mad hearts for forgiveness. While she explains to him to not let something so trivial bother him like that desddshe could use her own advice on m..they’ll both be Brilliant movie. God dang brilliant.
"I opened up to you and you judged me" that hurts to hear
I love how through it all she ends up feeling bad cause she sees him about to have a panic attack, such a loving woman in her character
Samwise the Brave after seeing it numerous times, it’s a tearjerker, it’s very moving to me
Very good point, she does realize how he can be troubled. Unfortunately, it takes his character a bit longer to realize how he feels about her.
Yep that’s me in breakup mode rn ☝🏼
It's not that. It's the borderline personality disorder, she saw other people reacting and it brought her back to reality. People with BPD will have these explosive episodes and say and do horrible things to people they love and then when they've calmed down realize what they've done and instantly feel horrible
@@Sh6sTh6Smok6 exactly !! it’s like whenever i yell or have an explosive episode how you said, i start to cry after i realize the pain i’ve caused them, it’s like my emotions takeover
Such an underrated acting scene. ITS SO ICONIC
Who said it was underrated?
@@Abejaved the views
She won an Oscar, not underrated at all lol
Jennifer won an Oscar for this film so I wouldn’t call it underrated
Another person on TH-cam using the word underrated improperly in order to seem like their opinion is important and edgy.
I opened up to you... and you judged me!
Story of my life
Best line of her career. Brilliant!
Well I don't blame her for getting mad because of her past, but there's a reason why people abide by the "red flags" in relationships. If you were open to anything your date reveals, you're likely to settle, and there's a fair chance you're REALLY gonna regret it later on in life.
Been there...lol😂
Broke my heart
This scene gave her Oscar and she absolutely deserved it. What a perfomance, I remember watching it in cinema and being amazed by her acting here. Even after many years went by, this still remains one of my fav movies.
I hate when people say that she didnt deserve this oscar...she absolutely did, I dont like her as a person maybe based on her intervies but nobody can deny that she has a talent, I have bipolar with psychotic features and I thought thats he played this role amazingly
@yai4486 let's face it, people know she won because Weinstein was campaigning for her, as usual.
Absolutely. This scene and the one when they’re jogging and he goes too far and she just stops and bends over. And then pops up and says whatever it was. Still in tears every time I watch her scenes
@@c.moraes1360 she deserves it regardless if weinstein campaigned for her or not.
She blew my mind here, I got chills in the theater
Love the people in the diner cheering her on.
Me too!
They're all a bunch of dipshits that don't know what's going on. Like the white knights that come to her rescue in front of the theater
@@iller64 Well, if a woman was saying "HE'S HARASSING ME!" then I think most people would try to intervene...
@@jtw.111 yeah but if it was the other way around no one would care
If you think that would actually happen in real life, you need to be in a mental institution.
As someone who has bipolar and suffers from severe PTSD and anxiety/panic attacks I can truly relate to his character. What a performance
Same. You can't even comprehend the feeling until you go through one.
Notice how everyone in the diner is in costume but Pat and Tiffany... I bet that's not symbolic.
The84336 it’s Halloween....
Crystal Hemmings but they’re not like the average person (their mental illness separates them from the rest of society)
I think it just means that it doesn't matter what's on the outside, if your crazy it's what's on the inside
I think it symbolizes how others fake their emotions, reactions, etc; while they are the real ones that show true emotions. Cosumtes mean fake and them dressed in regular clothes are the real. She even mentioned it somewhere in the film, how everyone is pretending but them
...right after she falsely accused him of harassment
I love how this film implies that America is one big insane asylum. Everybody's got their own type of crazy.
+Stanley Button Well, hate to say it as an American, but this country is one huge insane asylum...
+Dank951 You, your alright
It is, actually. Thats freedom!
And the dipshit right here had to get political in a completely unrelated comment and video... You are what is wrong in this country.
Yeah they do! Everyone is crazy and out of control the whole world is one big mental ward! I hate society!
Great scene. This is when I found room in my heart for Jennifer Lawrence as an actress.
And this came out the same year as Hunger Games.
@@DedricSilva She didn't really showcase her acting abilities in Hunger Games. She proved herself in Winter's Bone
She was really great in Winter's Bone. That film is so dark and depressing.
how many rooms d u have
...and this, folks, is why J-Law won the Oscar.
Yeah J. Law is a great actress and I never seen it! I wonder if she has done any other movies aside from Hunger Games! Everyone loves her! I can't wait to see what she does next?!
Spencer Andersen she's spectacular! Jennifer is amazing! 😍😍😍😍😍
Spencer Andersen she's a good actress but she plays different roles better
Angel Simone You need to watch "Winter's Bone." It's easily one of Jennifer Lawrence best films, and it truly shows how she is one of the best actresses of this generation.
Also the scene where she talks about her husbands death, the scene where she argues about sports at his parents house, and where he chases her at the end. But this scene tops them all!
This scene always makes me cry and feel great at the same time. I went through my love at the time cheating, losing my job, and my step father being murdered. The road to recovery is hard and piecing what you KNEW back together is the worst. You have to keep going.
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Dude, nobody said anything about bradley coopers acting in this scene. He looks like hes for real going through some actual trauma...love this guy ❤
Bradley has 8 academy award nominations. Dude is an absolute beast
He should won for this role!
@@bhagaskevin4231Maestro is coming this year
What I love about the Pat and Tiffany characters is that while they are unstable, have volatile emotions, and extremely vulnerable, both are at their cores, decent and loving people. This scene perfectly shows you that with Tiffany. As pissed off as she was, her compassion wins out in the end.
I know I am late seeing this movie, but I am surprised at some of the comments.
Unless she acted out, he never saw her as a real person. He was so buried into his fog of depression and fixating on rekindling the HORRIBLE and UNHEALTHY relationship with his cheating wife, and simply viewed her as some tool to use for that.
I know how horrible it feels to open yourself up to someone and have them JUDGE the fuck out of you or use it as a tool to hurt you later on. What he did in this scene was just as fucked up as what she did.
Look at the pain @0:42 and he just keeps on going. His mental illness and self absorption kept it from registering that he was deeply hurting a person.
She cared about him and did what she had to do to snap him out of his shit.
Nothing registered with this guy unless she went over the top. Then you would finally see glimmers of realization in his eyes.
She was actually the best thing that could have happened to him, to pull him out of his self destructive rut. Even his parents saw that.
as far as her acting goes. Like a prize fighter - if you have one knockout punch you are good, but if you have 2 you are a contender, and 3 makes you a great. She just displayed one hell of a combo of acting emotions, and was flawless with them all.
Straight up rope a dope right there.
Neal M, 👏👏👏 Great insight!
So. He catches his wife cheating and it messes him up royally. But I don't think he's mentally ill. The guy just didn't know how to handle getting hurt like that. The song thing...I understand that 100%. There are some songs I can't even listen to anymore because I freeze up. Only because of situations they are associated with. I have anxiety pretty bad. Loved this scene.
wow! super impressed u got that sll that, i cant see how she cares ab him in this scene tho, ig could u explain ? youve already typed so much so i understand if not
He was a loyal man that felt the need to keep his marriage vows and work things out. He was focused on nicki for 8 months when he was in the nut house.... I think you missed the part at the end when he said that he fell in love with Tiffany the very 1st time he saw her.
He was struggling with an inner battle between him and both of those women. He wanted to stay true to his wife but he wanted to break loose for Tiffany. In the end he turned out to be a very intelligent smart Man the entire length of the movie. The most impressive part was how his character was so high when he was telling Nikki that he was done with her and explaining it in such a kind loving way that she accepted his loving kind tender breakup words .And he did make the right choice at the end and everybody was happy and healthy and loving to each other .
Good insight
I love how good this movie is good at showing compassion equally:
They show the flaws of him her and the people around them all in one scene. He’s insensitive and arrogant to her in the diner, she’s inconsiderate leaving the diner and then violent then cruel outside while he feels guilty and is trying to be calm.
Once accused everyone around immediately takes action to defend her like the white knights they are, and gang up on him, which goes way beyond just protecting her.
But, seeing this effect on him she understands and feels guilty for her mistakes too, and stands up for him to calm things down, but more compassionate still, him down.
No one is perfect and everyone deserves to be treated with compassion.
You wouldn't help out a woman getting hounded on the street by a manic guy because that's the behavior of "white knight"?
Dude the emotion she puts behind that f--- you is palpable. Brings me to tears.
She totally did a Jack Nicholson from 5 Easy Pieces when she cleared that table.
As someone who struggles with mental illness, I absolutely love this film. It does a great job at depicting what it's really like to live with mental illness. It makes the characters feel so relatable because they are relatable.
Damn, She is one amazing actress.
I love Jennifer’s crazy laugh
Every person in this movie was either on some kind of medication or dysfunctional.... But the gentle kind spirit in each person came out and shined through in the end !
A movie with a happy ending
This film proved that Jennifer can act people tend to forget.
Nah, anyone who saw Winter's Bone first already knew that.
Who forgets?
no one forgot but ok
I agree
But I really want to like your comment but it’s at 69. So I’ll just like it mentally
Jennifer tends to forget she can act too because this is like one of her only good roles
love this scene, it's such a raw example of our humanness.
I really love that the crowd is drowned by the song, My Cherie Amour, just before the cop and Tiffany start talking to him.
The song takes the place of the noise in his head when he's having a panic attack
Two amazing actors doing their work! Fell in love with how truthful they were in their performances!
This is one of my favorite films of all time, this is one of many top flight scenes that showcase both of these actors bringing their A games. The way My Cherie Amore creeps into the soundtrack as things escalate between Pat and Tiffany is amazing.
In contrast, the way Almost Famous uses the song is hilarious.
That flick has so many pure gold scenes like this one.
“Sort of like me” i feel like is her most vulnerable moment here. It’s sort of timid, slightly self conscious. And then it opens her up to be a target. Breathtaking actress imo.
Slow down Raisin Brand 🤣🤣🤣😂
Hearing music thts not really there.
And the breathing. Is sooo true. Breathing with eyes close helps. Helps me. Whn I can't handle things. Depression for a big part of my life. I'm 34 have to take lexapro. Love this movie makes me not so embarrassed about being me.
I’m 25 and depressed and I make it very obvious to my family and boyfriend so they can acknowledge me in some way. AND the worst part is. They don’t believe in depression. My son… at 6 months saved my life. You my friend are not alone. God bless you 🙏🏼
I've always wondered about where depression comes from. We have drugs and techniques to manage it, but no real notion as to source. My guess is that depressive folks are sensitive to pain energy being put out by the collective people of the world, like a battery getting charged by negative ions. So much suppression of outrage and disappointment radiating into the atmosphere. I wonder..
@@cleling imo, its not healthy to intentionally make things for people to acknowledge, to be very blunt that is really immature. maybe i misinterpreted what you meant. just be open and honest. speak your truth when you must. if they love you then they WILL make an effort in some way to understand, if not then reconsider if you must be around them.
I associate with this moment so hard. when he starts hearing the song it just like clicked with me and how my own anxiety and depression problems are.
just instead of a song its curtains persona voice telling me over and over that I'm not good enough and other things etc.
I am a loser and a failure no woman don't want me becuse I have no woman don't want me
@@MattDaugherty-ws4utthat*
These two were so damn good in this movie. And the supporting actors were amazing too.
This is the scene that won her the Oscar. Amazing performance.
3:17, That's a woman every man needs. I love how she handled the panic attack.
This is the movies, it's fantasy that a woman like that truly exits. But it is worthy of dreaming about huh? It was believable, the faults of both of them and the faults of the people around them, but when she actually stepped up like a Valkyrie, that's the fantasy. I think we all dream of someone that actually cares, especially in the heat of the moment like that. Think I'm jaded? Maybe, but that just doesn't happen, or at the very least, very rarely happens in real life. In real life, the mental guy would be beat up or cracked or whatever, with apologies from either one coming long after the fact, if ever. More likely they would defend their actions that night if they ever talked again.
Well, on second thought, maybe if you are Bradly Cooper that might actually happen.
My girlfriend supports me a lot when I have panic attacks, depression, anxiety et cetera.
Women like that exist, but it's a twoway street you have to be prepared to support them to. If you allow yourself to open up, be vulnerable and be gentle and kind when they're opening up and vulnerable you can have love.
@@stanleymyrick4068 I disagree; I think it absolutely can and does happen, but it's rare. Women like her character (with that kind of resolve and power of will) are few and far between in my experience, but when you meet 'em...you know.
@@RanHarasaki What then do you disagree with? I said if it happens, it happens rarely.
As someone diagnosed with BPD ,I felt this.
This scene is a pretty good example of bipolar disorder vs. borderline personality disorder.
How?
It an excellent example
@@AminulIslam-uq7clPat was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, which he showed and Tiffany was clearly displaying characteristics akin to borderline personality disorder, hence “bipolar disorder vs borderline personality disorder”
“You are afraid to be ALIVE...”
The fact that a pretty 22 year old can dredge up & harness so much post adolescent angst, visceral emotional pain & pathos to such a degree is incredible, JL's grasp of & channeling such powerfully felt sensibilities & festering sensations. Amazing for someone of her youth & presumably lack of long term experience in dealing with the type of pent up bitterness & roiling sensitivity that someone much older & thus far more experienced in life's suffering would be able to understand better & bring to the surface easier, even while acting. Definitely this sign of transcendent precocity along with depth of feeling & mesmerizing acting talent on her part. The girl is on another acting dimension at times (was Meryl Streep as mature, versatile & aware of her inherent powers at that age??).
🟪prose-y, but well-said
She goes from zero to batshit crazy in 30 seconds. And then back to zero.
"Its the kids Its the kids He didn't do anything it was all the kids" lol😂
I love how she starts grabbing him and then says get off me your harrassing me lmao
When you open up to someone and they judge you that just adds 100 more walls that they already had in front of them
I like how the cop was willing to help him and guide him to stop instead of straight not caring and giving him a ticket and in handcuffs.
Many officers are good like that, just patient, caring people. But unfortunately we rarely see them on the news
@@derek96720 when they make the news, they did something really good or really bad.
She freakin nailed this! OMG! Some of her reaction was actually justified and it’s likely a way I would’ve reacted if someone had the nerve to judge me after I opened up to them or thought themselves superior in that kind of way! It just speaks volumes to humans’ inability to connect even on that level; like my mental illness is bigger than yours (really?) She did that; very loosely dramatic, but so believable! Amazing! ❤️❤️❤️
Whatever you might feel abt JenLaw, you cant deny her talent. The girl can ACT
Jennifer Lawrence's performance in this scene is really funny!!! God, she's so good! XD
He’s showing ptsd and bi polar. I know hat ptsd feeling all too well
Ur not alone. Its called life...
I’m schizophrenic and have ptsd from a mixtape that I listened to while in a psychotic episode and I had this feeling before. Its portrayed very well in this movie
I love how the other customers in the restaurant were cheering.😄
This movie teaches A LOT. It’s a masterpiece.
I love the way she look when she says crazy and they laughs lol 1:13
This scene was brilliant and triggering. I have a panic disorder that bring with it dissociative spells and MAN this was so accurate. The way everyone looks wider and the zooming in on weird faces.
Yes. I have bipolar disorder as well as PTSD and and Anxiety disorder and when I start to feel myself falling into this this is exactly how it starts crazy accurate
2:15 that's so sad...
Thank god Bradley crawled out of roles like the Hangover.
Yes. He was good in it. But with movies like these and a Star is Born are proof he is an amazing actor!
The point of the movie was that everyone has a little crazy so everyone should have a little bit of empathy. He learned to be more accepting of that crazy, and she learned to be more accepting of the empathy.
Most attractive jlaw has ever been
So fire.
Yup. I love her.
Same
Slow down raisin brand 😂😂 gets me every time
this scene means a lot to me. I am Bradley and i am Jennifer. I quote Jennifer’s lines drawing from my own pain like I’m in an audition and it’s so therapeutic
I feel the same way when ramping up getting into political discussions with people who have no idea how have non-toxic conversations. Totally running lines, points to remember, etc.
Best movie ever. Jennifer killed this role.
Jennifer Lawrence is an beautiful and good actress. Everybody loves her!
Bradley Cooper is an good actor. I love his voice of Rocket Raccoon from Guardians of the Galaxy.
"Youre killing me" 😢
Superior mental illness category LOL
I love this movie so much. Amazing acting from Lawrence and Cooper
She realized she was being a manipulative pos and got him in trouble, and felt bad
"Slow down, Raisin Bran"
Daymmm....the hunger games really did a number on Katniss...shes totally lost it...🥶🥶🥶
Honestly, watching him just freeze up and unable to say anything because of that song trigger was the AHA moment I wanted for so many years - for as long as I can remember, I have had a few song triggers and my parents and others would always laugh at me, call me crazy/sensitive, and sometimes would play them just to get a rise/reaction out of me, knowing that I didn't like them or bothered me.
So seeing this and how he acted hearing the song (whether it was in his head or playing on speakers) definitely showed me that this is a very real thing and people can have triggers like this - me being one of them
I love her laugh I bet that won her the Oscar 😭😂
Aren’t we all afraid of being judged? Especially by persons we like?
It scared me to death when I saw the whole crowd roasting him. No one saw him harassing her or even if they saw him touching her, after he stopped doing it they still came after him and the police was almost gonna arrest him for that. I know it's necessary and important to speak out and take action in harassment cases but I'm glad the show portrayed its dark side too.
To be fair, it was not the ENTIRE crowd, it was mostly the kids who were trying to publicly threaten him, but I do agree, completely. To be helpless in a situation like that, being in front of several people and not one person stands up for you. What she did though after that did touch me though. She felt human after she recognized that he was panicking. True compassion at its best.
it is horrific scene, he didnt do anything, and she screamed like crazy!
1:23 The moment we all came for
Great actress ever!
what?
Melanie Marcos there are more actresses that are better then her
uhhhhh no. Hell no. She's really only good with one role, the hot tempered blunt character.
jack mayor so are more actresses lol
1:21 is why Jennifer is winning Oscars. LOL I don't care if what people say about this film.
“You think I’m crazier than you… Oh my God.” When you end the relationship.
No affiliation, just admiration, but we spotted a real small business in a supporting role in this video. Lansdowne Theater's star shines bright at 1:43. Let's give small businesses everywhere some love ❤ - when you spot one, give them a shout out.
1:43 - Lansdowne Theater
Jennifer Lawrence totally nailed that Oscar. Bradley Cooper also got robbed.
I love how someone in the diner says, " go get her man". Because inevitably in those situations, someone always will say that..
Great, great scene from a great movie, IMO.
The theater says Midnight Meat Train, which is a horror movie with Bradley Cooper.
that ending tho lol
That movie was so horrible. I think they included it as a joke.
Clive Barker!
So passionate such an amazing scene. You have to wonder if some of the bystanders were just that. And when she stopped his nightmare from unfolding, uh. Mercy in the face of persecution. Good acting.
She is a best actress ever.
That crazy laugh though😂😂 reminds me, of me!
It was at this exact moment that I fell completely in love with her. .
1:03 Academy Award 🥇 winning performance
Why haven't I seen this movie? I LOVE JENNIFER LAWRENCE!! Katniss forever!! ❤️
This movie is underrated. It was soo good and if you know the story you will understand the significance of this scene.
she finally gets his hypocrisy... Vindication!
Shes so good
I mean Tiffany basically proved his point lol
Crazy how false accusations were so clearly demonstrated even back in this movie.
Andjelkovic Dennis : willkommen bei dem Erwachsenen 😂🤣😂👍
This is such a great movie
"Slow down raisin bran" 😅🤣
Amazing actress
Why does she say he's harassing her?
That's where her metal downside kicks in. She's has this thing earlier where she's always harassed by men and co workers
Everyone talking about the diner part but what makes me mad is her lying saying he’s harassing her just to get him in trouble. I hate women who play games like this. Just because they are frustrated they will potentially get you hurt or in trouble over nothing.
The way he says "sort of like YOU" always breaks me, I feel for Tiffany
I opened up to you and you judged me ... I felt that !!
JLaw was 21 in this scene and is playing a divorcee... I'm 21 and don't know how to make instant mac n cheese.... 😐
She's actually playing a widow but I see your point 😂
These both are amazing actors!