My grandpa, a 7th calvary Vietnam veteran watched this show from beginning to end. He had lived so long and done so much, and lost so much. He was a hard but proud man. I can only count so many time I've ever seen him cry. He cried at the end of this show. And I'm happy to have watched this phenomenal show with him.
Lost my best friend and the only woman I've ever loved 5 days before Christmas. I was on a self destructive path because I didn't know how to live without her. I watched this scene the other day and it really put things into perspective for me. Although she is gone, she still lives on through me. Watching this made me feel less alone and gave me hope that I'll see her again, in this life of the next ❤
In three years I lost my two Saint Bernards that I loved like my children and my Dad. I truly hope I do carry a part of their soul with me and believing that has helped me move on with their loss.
You provided a lifetime of love, food, shelter and companionship for them. Dogs tend to be so loyal to their owners. Thanks for sharing. No doubt those two loved you completely. The gift that will never stop giving even though they've departed.
Show him the World :) my Brother .Dont focus on what you dont have anymore focus on what you had and how lucky you are to share your time with him focus on the good times you had because im sure he will beat your ass if you sad all the time sure he waching you dont show him sadness show him your smile , hope you are good im just a stranger and a dreamer who love to have a beer with you and hear you story but this comment is all i can Do . Gonna leave you with this : Everyone have a 1000 problems until have one health problem then all 1000 disappear.
I just lost my brother, my best friend in life, to cancer last week and was so blessed that he wanted me to take care of him till the end 💞 My nephew, his son, just sent this to me because we are both shattered with our grief - man, it's left me blubbering! Gil and I missed SO many miles of road trips that I wanted to take him on when I became the gypsy of the family. Hey Gil! - You're going to hit the road with me, and you'll see everything I've wanted you to see!! ❤️
I give Isabel a huge amount of credit for resisting the urge to brush the hair out of her face during this scene. It must have been bugging the hell out of her but she knew that Elsa was grieving and wouldn't have noticed or cared about her hair at that moment.
...and when your heart is ripped to pieces ... you are so detached & unaware of your body... with that level of connection... you are speaking into the soul & not at the physical person.
Yellowstone is great of course. But stopped watching when 1923 came out and wanted to start from 1883 to 1923 to Yellowstone. I was so mad when it ended. Wish I had 5 seasons of 1883 instead of Yellowstone. Absolutely impeccable show. Masterclass writing. And masterclass acting by Elliot, Isabel may (Elsa), Tim McGraw and faith hill. So f’ing addicting.
Some of the most brilliant writing and acting ever seen on TV or movies. Taylor Sheridan is a creative genius, and Sam Elliott and Isabel May were extraordinary.
I have never heard a quote that meant so much to me. One of the few times I’ve ever broken down watching a series. I loved this series to pieces more than I thought I would, everything about it was special to me. This scene, however? Damn it, it was beautiful and it hit home like nothing else.
Such powerful writing, not just the words, but also the fact that it is Shea who goes to comfort Elsa despite their rare interaction, so unexpected yet so affecting!
This series actually changed me. I still think of Elsa sometimes, and her spirit. I love horses and the wilderness too. I have been grieving this year and this show allowed me to grieve.
1883 went way down to the core, moving would be a vast understatement, immediately invested and transfixed throughout, shed buckets of tears, didn't want to leave that world and I go back often, beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.
I feel exactly the same way. When her beloved died, I was experiencing the tearful emptions right long with her, as I lost my beloved 4 months ago myself. I took it to heart what Shea was telling her. I did NOT want this series to end. I still haven't watched the finale.
Powerful scene. As a father, or any man who sees a young woman in pain from a death of a soul mate this is well done. Taylor Sheridan is truly gifted. And these two brought it to life. As I watched this it put a lump in my throat. To see a an Alpha male speak to a young woman with such care and heart felt tenderness is gut wrenching. Outstanding show!!
I like it when shows have characters that you wouldn't think would interact with each other end up doing so. And it makes sense why Shea would comfort Elsa in this scene.
The best healing when you're going through extreme pain and grief is to rise up !! and look beyond your self and put your eyes on the needs of others . This will rebirth your soul ! And show you what the real purpose of Life is for Living !! This will give you real joy unspeakable and full of GLORY !! That the world can never take away !!!!
Sam Elliott's acting in this scene is amazing. Just pure emotional "rawness" with every word that can only come from someone of Sam's age, where you can reflect on lost friends/family/loves and bring that emotional weight to bear when needed to convey this much emotional content from a moment with someone as young as Elsa is.
En español... Shea: 1. Sé cómo te sientes. 2. Mucha gente te dirá eso. 3. Si es verdad o no, no lo sé, 4. pero sé que es verdad cuando yo lo digo. 5. Estuve sentado justo donde tu lo estás, 6. pensando lo mismo. 7. Pensando que no quiero vivir sin ellos. 8. No veo el punto. 9. Todavía lo hago la mayoría de los días 10. pero estoy aquí viviendo sin ellos. Elsa: 11. Por qué? Shea: 12. Bueno, mi razón debe ser diferente a la tuya. 13. No tengo nadie que me ame. 14. Tu sí. 15. Te diré un secreto. 16. Te diré por qué sigo aquí hoy. 17. Me dirijo al océano. Elsa: 18. El océano? Shea: 19. Un explorador apache me dijo una vez, 20. cuando amas a alguien, intercambias almas con ellos. 21. Ellos toman una parte de la tuya, y tú tomas una parte de la de ellos. 22. Y cuando tu ser amado muere, 23. una pequeña parte de tí muere con ellos. 24. Por eso duele tanto. 25. Pero esa pequeña parte de ellos sigue dentro de tí, 26. y ellos pueden usar tus ojos para ver el mundo. 27. Así que llevaré a mi esposa al océano. 28. Y me sentaré en la playa y dejaré que lo vea. 29. Ese era su sueño. 30. Luego la veré a ella, 31. ese es mi sueño. 32. Mientras tanto, a una manada no le vendría mal su vaquera.
Sam Elliott should have won an Emmy for this. Someone shared this one scene and I HAD to see the show! I had never watched an episode of Yellowstone in my life. Now that I am caught up, 1883 is by far my favorite.
It's kind of a shame the way the movie industry has gone - as far as everything is now pretty much streaming. She would have been a huge movie star. Unfortunately, that platform isn't as relevant today :( Still, she is not only beautiful, but an amazing actress.
This was a tuff one to watch, and I hope someday when the time comes, and I try to comfort someone who's lost a love one, I could be as eloquent as Shea was.
I'm an expert at keeping my emotions internal, this scene took that expertise away, tore my soul open when he said he didnt have anyone that loved him. At the end of this show I was so upset that there wasn't another season at first, but then I realized you can't write another one and tell the story they did. Bravo Taylor Sheridan Bravo.
When someone you love dies it's like a broken bottle on the beach. At first the bottle is very sharp, but over the years & tides it gets dull. The pain is sharp in the beginning but dulls over time, although it never goes away. Great Scene, FLY NAVY!!!
@@USNveteran ... I can see your screen name, and thank you for your service. But you don't need to put it in the body of your comment. All that does is confuse people
My dad had always been a spitting imagine of Sam Elliot in my mind since I was born. When I first saw “Prancer” (I was was 3 I believe) and swore my dad was the fatherly actor in it. And as I get to see Sam age, I imagine that’s how my Dad would look everyday. ❤ he really is a blessing and to us in ways he doesn’t even know, like this this one.
I feel like I do too I feel like I don't have anyone left who loves me but I see it, I see the love I get from friends and family but I can also see how quick I'd be forgotten by them I try my best to leave mark not scar's but a mark to look back on when remembering me
1883 is an absolute work of art.
1883 is the best of the three. Damn shame there wasn’t more of it. The Elsa and Sam story was way too short.
I wanted to cry when he said "I don't have anyone left that loves me". The entire scene is an Oscar winning performance. Wow.
When I heard him say that, I choked up and blurted out, "I love you, Sam!"
😂
I did
@@chad9198I lied. I cried too. Every single time.
I love you Sam!!!
It is.
"I'm taking my wife to the ocean"..omg that line broke me..
I bawled at that line.
1883 is one of the most emotionally affecting series I've ever watched. The depth of characters--like what is shown in this scene--is tremendous.
My grandpa, a 7th calvary Vietnam veteran watched this show from beginning to end. He had lived so long and done so much, and lost so much. He was a hard but proud man. I can only count so many time I've ever seen him cry. He cried at the end of this show. And I'm happy to have watched this phenomenal show with him.
Thank you for sharing this.
Those guys went through hell...
I missed it by only a few years.
Sam Elliott is one of the greatest actors of my generation.
Yes indeed! :)
Of any generation
Of all time
Defenetly
YES
" I don't have any one left who loves me " I felt them words
That's one of the saddest lines I've ever heard on a movie or series
@@TaterWanKenobi That is me too.
@@sherrythacker2887 I am sorry. God bless you.
I live those words
bro you got kids!
He is one of the few actors who could do this scene with the emotional authenticity. Not over the top, but subtle, deeply felt emotional damage.
This scene helped me heal some of the grief I carry from losing my father recently. Wonderful acting! ❤
Me too. 🥲
An old friend told me once me our parents live on through us and we live on through our children.
This scene made me cry, beautiful.
Same
Lost my best friend and the only woman I've ever loved 5 days before Christmas. I was on a self destructive path because I didn't know how to live without her. I watched this scene the other day and it really put things into perspective for me. Although she is gone, she still lives on through me. Watching this made me feel less alone and gave me hope that I'll see her again, in this life of the next ❤
Me too
The writing is superb. The acting is phenomenal. The music is perfect. This is what modern shows should strive for.
Yes, it’s amazing that such an egocentric a$$ as Sheridan Taylor could write this… I wonder if he isn’t paying a ghost writer.
Without a doubt, one of the best scenes in modern cinema.
Just one of the powerful scenes from this show. It is one of the very best shows ever to be on TV in my opinion. This actress is fantastic!
My favorite scene. He's great.
This show broke my heart it was just so fucking raw and real feeling to me
Absolutely. Some of the best TV to ever be made. Deserved many Emmy’s
The perfect message to send to someone who lost a loved one.
Sam Elliott is a true national treasure.
This series is just scene after scene of this level of excellence.
In three years I lost my two Saint Bernards that I loved like my children and my Dad. I truly hope I do carry a part of their soul with me and believing that has helped me move on with their loss.
You provided a lifetime of love, food, shelter and companionship for them.
Dogs tend to be so loyal to their owners.
Thanks for sharing. No doubt those two loved you completely. The gift that will never stop giving even though they've departed.
"i don't have anyone left that loves me..." I felt that in my soul
My Dad died as I was in the middle of this series and this scene affected me in ways I never thought a tv series could. Thank you Yellowstone
Show him the World :) my Brother .Dont focus on what you dont have anymore focus on what you had and how lucky you are to share your time with him focus on the good times you had because im sure he will beat your ass if you sad all the time sure he waching you dont show him sadness show him your smile , hope you are good im just a stranger and a dreamer who love to have a beer with you and hear you story but this comment is all i can Do . Gonna leave you with this :
Everyone have a 1000 problems until have one health problem then all 1000 disappear.
This scene made me cry like a baby, really 😢
As long as I live I will never forget this poignant and heart-rending scene. Masterful life lesson presented by the incredible Sam.
2:50 The way his voice broke at “That’s my dream.” My heart shattered and my eyes filled with tears. 😭
I can tell his pain and sorrow was real here. This was only partial acting. The other part came from the heart with real tears.
Sam just pulls you in with scene.
You get a real sense Shea's sorrow.
A 3 1/2 minute performance worthy of an Emmy.
Beautiful message. When someone you love dies you keep living your best life, not only for yourself but for them to see it through your eyes.
"I don't have anyone else left that loves me"
The actors are superb. Sam Elliot with tears brimming his eyes. And Faith Hill...FANTASTIC preformance!!!
That's not Faith Hill. That's Isabel May. Faith Hill played her mother.
I just lost my brother, my best friend in life, to cancer last week and was so blessed that he wanted me to take care of him till the end 💞 My nephew, his son, just sent this to me because we are both shattered with our grief - man, it's left me blubbering! Gil and I missed SO many miles of road trips that I wanted to take him on when I became the gypsy of the family. Hey Gil! - You're going to hit the road with me, and you'll see everything I've wanted you to see!! ❤️
1883 had superb dialogue
Impeccably written show. Masterclass shit.
@@williamdavies589 you sound like a hater seeking attention. Shut up.
I give Isabel a huge amount of credit for resisting the urge to brush the hair out of her face during this scene. It must have been bugging the hell out of her but she knew that Elsa was grieving and wouldn't have noticed or cared about her hair at that moment.
...and when your heart
is ripped to pieces ...
you are so detached
& unaware of your body...
with that level of connection...
you are speaking into the soul
& not at the physical person.
why would u even care about her hair flying all over her face... lol. 🤣this was the awesome moment of the whole entire show.
@DuaneTanTC
It was just an observation that I agree with.
@@DuaneTanTCbecause it adds to the authenticity of the scene
Yellowstone is great of course. But stopped watching when 1923 came out and wanted to start from 1883 to 1923 to Yellowstone. I was so mad when it ended. Wish I had 5 seasons of 1883 instead of Yellowstone. Absolutely impeccable show. Masterclass writing. And masterclass acting by Elliot, Isabel may (Elsa), Tim McGraw and faith hill. So f’ing addicting.
I wholeheartedly agree
I concur.
''I'll tell you why I'm still sucking air today'' so authentically cowboy and American. Such a powerful and memorable scene. Beautifully written.
Some of the most brilliant writing and acting ever seen on TV or movies. Taylor Sheridan is a creative genius, and Sam Elliott and Isabel May were extraordinary.
I give 1883 a 9/10 hands down the best 👍💯🔥
This is far and away the greatest scene of the series. And a great series it is. All time stuff.
I have never heard a quote that meant so much to me. One of the few times I’ve ever broken down watching a series. I loved this series to pieces more than I thought I would, everything about it was special to me. This scene, however? Damn it, it was beautiful and it hit home like nothing else.
One of the best scenes in cinematic history!
This scene makes me bawl my eyes out. Every time.
I come back to watch this so often. It’s phenomenal.
This scene is so powerful. It makes me pause to analyze how beautifully it is written.
I can't describe the emotions in this scene.
This is sad and beautiful at the same time 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
A lot is like this in each life. 💫💎🙏❤❤
I don't have anyone left who loves me .... That hit close 😢
Such powerful writing, not just the words, but also the fact that it is Shea who goes to comfort Elsa despite their rare interaction, so unexpected yet so affecting!
This series actually changed me. I still think of Elsa sometimes, and her spirit. I love horses and the wilderness too. I have been grieving this year and this show allowed me to grieve.
1883 went way down to the core, moving would be a vast understatement, immediately invested and transfixed throughout, shed buckets of tears, didn't want to leave that world and I go back often, beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.
I feel exactly the same way. When her beloved died, I was experiencing the tearful emptions right long with her, as I lost my beloved 4 months ago myself. I took it to heart what Shea was telling her. I did NOT want this series to end. I still haven't watched the finale.
Powerful scene. As a father, or any man who sees a young woman in pain from a death of a soul mate this is well done. Taylor Sheridan is truly gifted. And these two brought it to life. As I watched this it put a lump in my throat. To see a an Alpha male speak to a young woman with such care and heart felt tenderness is gut wrenching. Outstanding show!!
That's a man.....period.
@@JessCorey Amen.
I can’t help but cry when I see this. Any full grown person should or they ain’t got a heart.
Shea comforts Elsa. WOW!!!! what a beautifully written scene!!!!
I'm sitting here having lunch & the lump in my throat about choked me. I need to see the rest of this.
Definitely recommend watching this show!
@@ThePixiedusting Where do I find this? I live high in the Idaho Rockies & only have satellite internet.
Don't it's really sad series
Showed this to my husband, he said it was beautiful and made him want to cry. But it's so powerful as well - because it's true.
I like it when shows have characters that you wouldn't think would interact with each other end up doing so. And it makes sense why Shea would comfort Elsa in this scene.
The best healing when you're going through extreme pain and grief is to rise up !! and look beyond your self and put your eyes on the needs of others . This will rebirth your soul ! And show you what the real purpose of Life is for Living !! This will give you real joy unspeakable and full of GLORY !! That the world can never take away !!!!
Hands down, one of the best shows I have ever seen! It’s unlike any other
It plays much better in context. A show worth watching in it's entirety, great performances throughout
Best scene in the whole series. Pure Oscar winner!
Truly heartfelt! The perfect message as I lost my husband last year.
I cried like a baby first time watching this.
Sam Elliott's acting in this scene is amazing. Just pure emotional "rawness" with every word that can only come from someone of Sam's age, where you can reflect on lost friends/family/loves and bring that emotional weight to bear when needed to convey this much emotional content from a moment with someone as young as Elsa is.
Sam Elliot has been grossly underrated in my opinion. The older he gets, the better he gets!
This and the “Sam! Ah kah nah kun tun nuh!” scenes were my two favorite scenes in the series. Also loved the hair/knife exchange.
I watched this after my dad died. And every word spoke true. I still come to this video to heal from time to time. I’ll make you proud dad.
One of the best scenes in TV history
One of the best
scenes ever. In this last year I lost my mom, my two wonderful dogs and my best friend. I related somewhat with this scene.
Her little whimper at 2:17.
En español...
Shea:
1. Sé cómo te sientes.
2. Mucha gente te dirá eso.
3. Si es verdad o no, no lo sé,
4. pero sé que es verdad cuando yo lo digo.
5. Estuve sentado justo donde tu lo estás,
6. pensando lo mismo.
7. Pensando que no quiero vivir sin ellos.
8. No veo el punto.
9. Todavía lo hago la mayoría de los días
10. pero estoy aquí viviendo sin ellos.
Elsa:
11. Por qué?
Shea:
12. Bueno, mi razón debe ser diferente a la tuya.
13. No tengo nadie que me ame.
14. Tu sí.
15. Te diré un secreto.
16. Te diré por qué sigo aquí hoy.
17. Me dirijo al océano.
Elsa:
18. El océano?
Shea:
19. Un explorador apache me dijo una vez,
20. cuando amas a alguien, intercambias almas con ellos.
21. Ellos toman una parte de la tuya, y tú tomas una parte de la de ellos.
22. Y cuando tu ser amado muere,
23. una pequeña parte de tí muere con ellos.
24. Por eso duele tanto.
25. Pero esa pequeña parte de ellos sigue dentro de tí,
26. y ellos pueden usar tus ojos para ver el mundo.
27. Así que llevaré a mi esposa al océano.
28. Y me sentaré en la playa y dejaré que lo vea.
29. Ese era su sueño.
30. Luego la veré a ella,
31. ese es mi sueño.
32. Mientras tanto, a una manada no le vendría mal su vaquera.
When I watched this scene the first time, I had to record it on my phone and still have it, one of the best and very emotional.
Best scene in the entire show right there. Sealed Shea as my fav character hands doen
Best scene from any show in ages.
1883 may be the greatest 10 episodes of TV ever created
2nd best scene in the series. This understanding of love should be taught in the whole wide world.
This scene got me through some shit. Love Sam Elliott. Underrated actor
I cry every time I watch this. And it feels good.
Sam Elliot just gave the best performance of his career. Unbelievable.
Good writing about loss and well delivered by Sam. Both actors are great in this scene.
Sam Elliott should have won an Emmy for this. Someone shared this one scene and I HAD to see the show! I had never watched an episode of Yellowstone in my life. Now that I am caught up, 1883 is by far my favorite.
Taylor Sheridan is a natural poet.
Severek izlediğim en güzel dizilerden biri❤Elsa öldüğünde ağladım💔
For me the best scene in this series
Best series ever written . Yellowstone sucks its all about i want your land and u cant have it.
This was one of the best shows ever on TV.
It's kind of a shame the way the movie industry has gone - as far as everything is now pretty much streaming. She would have been a huge movie star. Unfortunately, that platform isn't as relevant today :( Still, she is not only beautiful, but an amazing actress.
*Shares one of the best most inspirational messages to deal with grief ever*
"Now get back to work!"
This was a tuff one to watch, and I hope someday when the time comes, and I try to comfort someone who's lost a love one, I could be as eloquent as Shea was.
Sam Elliott deserves to win for this performance and Isabel was amazing. Why was she not nominated, also. The whole 1883 series was amazing.
He finally did win a SAG Award not long ago; Best Actor in a Limited Series.
They should come out with a new type of award for stellar performances from start to finish.
You have to post Elsa’s narration about the pot and rainbow. Such good writing!!!!
que pedazo de serie , a quienes no la han visto !!! veanlaaaaa ¡¡¡¡¡ ......... imposible no llorar al final , nadie se queda sin llorar
I'm an expert at keeping my emotions internal, this scene took that expertise away, tore my soul open when he said he didnt have anyone that loved him. At the end of this show I was so upset that there wasn't another season at first, but then I realized you can't write another one and tell the story they did. Bravo Taylor Sheridan Bravo.
When someone you love dies it's like a broken bottle on the beach. At first the bottle is very sharp, but over the years & tides it gets dull. The pain is sharp in the beginning but dulls over time, although it never goes away. Great Scene, FLY NAVY!!!
That’s beautifully written. Thank you ❤
Weird way to end that comment
What the hell does the Navy got to do with broken bottles on the beach?
@@PlumbPitiful READ MY SCREEN NAME! FLY NAVY!!!
@@USNveteran ... I can see your screen name, and thank you for your service. But you don't need to put it in the body of your comment. All that does is confuse people
WIR HABEN GEWONNEN
This is one of the most memorable scene! great screenplay and acting... it got me really. "I tell you why I'm still sucking air today..." 1:28
My dad had always been a spitting imagine of Sam Elliot in my mind since I was born. When I first saw “Prancer” (I was was 3 I believe) and swore my dad was the fatherly actor in it. And as I get to see Sam age, I imagine that’s how my Dad would look everyday. ❤ he really is a blessing and to us in ways he doesn’t even know, like this this one.
This scene just got me … Sam Elliot is a true character
Best scene of the whole show.. Thank you!
telling Elsa why he's still 'sucking air' is Taylor at his best
A very powerful scene.
Y’ALL, I don’t even WATCH this show and here I am bawling like a baby.
Beautiful performance.
Yep ...tears are flowing. ❤
Not since Lonesome Dove have i loved characters so much.
So deep... And true ... Knowing the end. Heartbreaking.Sam Elliot great !
Bring a tear to a glass eye 😢
This series of I’ve seen since Lonesome Dove..
Was thinking the same the other day.
I feel like I do too I feel like I don't have anyone left who loves me but I see it, I see the love I get from friends and family but I can also see how quick I'd be forgotten by them I try my best to leave mark not scar's but a mark to look back on when remembering me