That sound is irritating. It makes me anxious. For Sam that sound must be triggering for him to react like that that. It's sad what men gone through after the return from war.
Maybe Isabelle shouldn't have acted like she did, but the fact that everyone got so mad about that shows that she is an amazing actress and can truly portray her character, capturing the feelings the director wanted her too. I think she's awesome!
She had every right, me being the oldest I know how she feels being ignored because a new younger siblings takes the attention. Also her father was in the military the father figure is crucial for daughters and sons both and the only way she could get attention was by disturbance or annoying them. Its hard to explain but I hope you understand.
Bailee’s character represents how hurt, angry and jealous children can feel when a parent is deployed and absent for a while and missing out on things. Especially when it was her birthday her father wasn’t there but came home for her sisters so obviously she has a reason to feel hurt. With her uncle she saw more of a father in him later and even when she first met her when her dad walked in to greet her after returning home and she refused to hug and kiss him because she was angry that he was leaving again and felt loss of connection to him due to his constant absences Her emotions really show how difficult it is to have a parent absent and feeling favoritism if he came home for his youngest birthday but not hers. She has a reason to be angry and act out like that. Bailee did such a powerful job in this film
She did amazing, but what pisses me off is that when people watch this movie, is that they think she's telling the truth here. People think Grace slept with Tommy even though this was just a lie from Isabelle to "get back" at her dad. People have the gall to call Grace a cheater when she did nothing wrong.
Imagine how a man would feel after risking his own ass for his family and country, brutally killing his own comrade just to see his family again and then coming home to terrible vibes between his wife, brother and daughter. I know you have a good point, but the father is the one who is suffering on an unimaginable level. The pain the child feels compared to her father is, and i mean this, literally nothing.......
@@henrry889 And that’s part of the issue right there: comparing one’s pain to the other as a way to minimize. That never works. It only creates bigger issues. And how is his family supposed to know what he did if he’s not communicating with them, which he wasn’t until it was too late? They weren’t there with him. They didn’t see it. To my remembrance, he never told them because it was too much for him to say. The bottom line here is this entire family needs therapy. The children need therapy, and the adults need therapy.
From the minute Sam (Tobey) *softly* says to Isabelle, "stop playing with your cake" you felt like you were watching an elastic band being stretched and you're cringing and waiting on it to pop and sting you. chilling scene man.
I think what everyone is forgetting is that Isabel holds resentment towards her dad for a reason, and it’s not because she wants to. It’s shown that they have used her dad as an reason for things, such as her not getting a birthday party or many other things. That sort of thing can lead to resentment, and that’s probably what Isabel feels towards her dad. She feels like the reason she’s not getting the equal amount of attention/treatment is because of her dad. You can also tell she feels extremely ignored by her family. The way she tears up after she has an outburst, and then goes directly to the balloon shows she felt like no one was listening. Then when she started talking about maggy getting this, or that, or how maggy gets everything she wants but she doesn’t. Shows that Isabel thinks there’s favoritism, which also sends her to resenting her father once again because she blames him. Isabel’s emotional outburst is a cry for help. She’s obviously hindering a lot of anger, and resentment towards her father. She doesn’t understand why things are the way they are, and she thinks it’s unfair. While yes, she shouldn’t be saying those things to her own dad; she doesn’t know how else to express her anger. She’s angry at the world, she’s angry at the way things are. But most importantly she doesn’t understand because she’s a kid. And it seems that no one is bothering to explain it to her either. It seems like they rather have her sit down, and shut up which is causing Isabel to feel ignored and bottling things up. She’s just a kid who feels ignored, and is hindering resentment towards someone that she believes is the problem when really he’s not. But no one else is bothering to explain to her that, so it stays there.
Its still her fault that her dad fell off the deep end, adding salt to the wound in his PTSD, getting arrested and institutionalized and the mother is too soft to call her out on those horrible words she said. Not to mention the mother is no better by using emotional blackmail to leave the father if he doesn't say what happened.
Shows that either some really don't get people's behaviors or they hold themselves to such a high degree of behaviour that they project it onto others.
@@Disneyfan82 Her father was already on the verge of going off the deep end. If Isabel didn’t say what she said, something else would have caused his outburst.
I know right. People need to understand children more if they are going to have them. Watching this brakes my heart for her and her dad only. He needs help so bad.
@@haleymone That is the point, they have no idea what he went through at this point in the movie. The child hurting feels abandoned by her father, too young to understand the real reason why. As well as feels like she's playing second fiddle to her younger sibling which she doesn't comprehend the emotion and feeling she's experiencing since she's, again, a child. It's why I love this movie so much, it shows a true deep dive into how military life, no matter how small the job may be, impacts real lives, families, communities, etc.
This scene, and maybe the whole movie makes me angry (I don't know because I haven't seen it) because I am so sick and tired of the whole "you're never there for me", "you're always working and never spending time with your family" trope... HOW ON ALLAH'S GREEN EARTH ARE THEY SUPPOSED TO EAT? How are they supposed to pay bills? Mortgage? Buy that clearly spoiled kid dolls and turtles and have a birthday party? How are they supposed to do any of that if the man or woman doesn't put a crap load of hours working!!!? It's like the writers just couldn't think of something better for the characters to be upset about so, they went with that tired, obnoxious, cliche of having someone getting angry because "they're never there for her/him/them".
@anna♡ maybe because of the awkwardness. I know that would be rude but i remember one time an arguement happened during a family gathering and i wanted to laugh so bad.
This scene is so powerful. You feel bad for the little girl though she's being a brat. You feel bad for the dad though he's being a dick. Both are hurting for the same reason, understandably. Having someone close to you that has gone through war is so intense it affects EVERYONE. Though it's a complicated situation no one was in the wrong here. It's also so powerful how Jake Gyllenhaal immediately focuses on the interaction between his brother and niece. And how the little girl is holding back the tears and fidgeting with stuff. A picture is worth a thousand words just like this scene.
it means the lil girl is ddid a great job as an actress isnt that amazing her performance at that age is insane im so proud of her you wouldnt notiuce that?
@@AM-wg7qv Thing is, it's not a "Broken family" like the other term, it's a broken family because Sam was deployed to afghanistan for a long time, then he came back and he was a changed man due to PTSD possibly seeing his fellow soldiers die in battle.
Her family might have been mad at her outburst, but the way they all stared at each other gunning each other down, they knew she was right or at least had a point. Great acting all around.
It turns out that she made it up to get back at her father for not being there on her birthday, which he wasn't able to be at due to him being deployed in Afghanistan. When he was presumed KIA, the mother only kissed his brother once and that was it. But, it was due to his PTSD that caused Sam to yell at Isabelle.
this scene is so uncomfortable to watch and you squirm in you seat more and more right from when you see sam's face at the start and you know its not gonna end well, to the point where you're actually glad that there's an outburst and people shouting because its such a relief from the excruciating quietness. every single person in this scene absolutely killed it!
I'd course, these are just my outsider thoughts. The mom saw Isabelle and her husband were uncomfortable. She kept looking back between both him and her. It was obvious. Isabelle was understandably upset. When she started making noises with the balloon she could've pulled her to the side. She saw Isabelle kept staring at her dad. She could've been stopped way before those last words. She didn't want to interrupt their company but... poor hubby :( already insecure as it was, and Isabelle really did miss her dad. She was just so confused.
@@guestuser9551 Saving Private Ryan fun? American Sniper fun? Movies are storytelling. Stories about humans will always carry human emotions and problems. This means that movies are stories that realistically tell tales of sorrow and joy that we can relate to. Is Michael Bay your favorite director or something?
When she started messing with the balloon, i actually felt afraid for her life. I just kept thinking "You have no idea what you're provoking right now".
*Having acting skills at that age is what you call talent!* Even I was getting frustrated with her and I'm on the other side of the screen, 10 years older & living in New Zealand. Shes got this in the bag!
This movie, as a whole is a good film. However this scene, and the kitchen freakout scene, are wonderful and this one in particular is a masterclass in suspense. He sure came a long way from Peter Parker dancing in the streets lol.
The mark of a good movie is how a tense scene can make you Uncomfortable even on repeated viewings and dammit does that scene get gut wrenching as it goes on. Well acted, well paced, well written!
I know the young girl was going through a lot at this moment but damn did she really think she was going to get away with that bad behavior? However her mom should have seen this coming and pulled her aside to talk to her about this before she snapped and said all those untrue things. She is old enough to understand that her father went through hell and doesn't need to hear all that nonsense, that's the problem with society they don't deal with kids who go through emotions that are overwhelming which lead to disastrous things like this.
I want you t put your feet in her tiny shoes for a day. (No pun intended) At that age and a younger sibling taking all the fun, and joy out your life, I don't blame her for acting like that ONE bit!
I love the dinner scene so much with Isabelle how she wanted to do things her way and no one didn't treat her fairly. Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal are very mutual and we need to reconnect the dots with the ones who are feeling Isabelle's pain right now because that's how I feel about my family when I don't fit in properly.
I love that little moment in the scene from 3:05-3:10. That stare that Isabelle gives the adults is so heart wrenching. She’s hurting and feels like no one cares. I think that’s why she grabbed the balloon. She just wanted to be heard 😢
her actions caused her dad to smash up her house, almost kill her uncle, almost kill himself, almost get shot by the police, then get sectioned... what a darling daughter.
"And how's nursing been for you, Tina?" "It's been a challenge, my stepdad actually encouraged me." Tommy using this girl to appear unattached from the rest of the family really backfired big time.
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Isabel: i didn't get anything for my birthday and you were in stupid Afghanistan
Peter Parker: I missed the part where that's my problem
Faded_ Sniper haha😂 nice one
Isabel: I didn’t get anything for my birthday and you were in stupid Afghanistan
Peter Parker: Stings doesn’t it?
@@dannyreacts2679 You'll get your present, when you fix this DAMN DOOR!!
Lol y’all are awesome
@@jtalkslegends7601 😂😂😂😂
"Couldn't you just stay dead!"
"You gonna cry?"
Isabel
Lmaaaaooooo
@@saint0rleansofthe9th76
cmlers Almjom
@@gavinredden648 if u dont knlw what i said why u laughed
"Look at the little Isabelle jr, gonna cry?"
The part with the balloon is some seriously incredible child acting.
That sound is irritating. It makes me anxious. For Sam that sound must be triggering for him to react like that that. It's sad what men gone through after the return from war.
@@micahjohansson7573 good classical karma after killing innocent people in war for political benefits
@@yoyo-vg3kb 🤡
@@yoyo-vg3kb THANK YOU!! FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT
@@yoyo-vg3kb that’s not even a lie tho. Innocents really did die.
Isabelle: “I didn’t get anything I wanted for my birthday.”
Bully Maguire: “You’ll get what you want when you fix this DAMN DOOR!!”
Ross DiamondThief I love these
Thank you for being a rare specimen called, *The Funny Comments*
More like fix her darn attitude. But that works.
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@@albavela What?
Maybe Isabelle shouldn't have acted like she did, but the fact that everyone got so mad about that shows that she is an amazing actress and can truly portray her character, capturing the feelings the director wanted her too. I think she's awesome!
del dicho al hecho
Julianna Gong Yeah, definitely well done. Captivating scene
Julianna Gong Yeah, definitely well done. Captivating scene
She had every right, me being the oldest I know how she feels being ignored because a new younger siblings takes the attention. Also her father was in the military the father figure is crucial for daughters and sons both and the only way she could get attention was by disturbance or annoying them. Its hard to explain but I hope you understand.
Julianna Gong a TH-cam can
Bailee is an AMAZING ACTRESS OMG
I love her!
YESSS
@@cat56789
Vamombo Emomb
Shut Up Already
To think she grows up to look exactly like Callie in The Fosters
Bailee’s character represents how hurt, angry and jealous children can feel when a parent is deployed and absent for a while and missing out on things. Especially when it was her birthday her father wasn’t there but came home for her sisters so obviously she has a reason to feel hurt. With her uncle she saw more of a father in him later and even when she first met her when her dad walked in to greet her after returning home and she refused to hug and kiss him because she was angry that he was leaving again and felt loss of connection to him due to his constant absences Her emotions really show how difficult it is to have a parent absent and feeling favoritism if he came home for his youngest birthday but not hers. She has a reason to be angry and act out like that. Bailee did such a powerful job in this film
Precisely the point I’ve been making.
She did amazing, but what pisses me off is that when people watch this movie, is that they think she's telling the truth here. People think Grace slept with Tommy even though this was just a lie from Isabelle to "get back" at her dad. People have the gall to call Grace a cheater when she did nothing wrong.
That’s why I found all other characters annoying and felt more sympathy with her character, I wish she was the main lead in this movie.
Imagine how a man would feel after risking his own ass for his family and country, brutally killing his own comrade just to see his family again and then coming home to terrible vibes between his wife, brother and daughter. I know you have a good point, but the father is the one who is suffering on an unimaginable level. The pain the child feels compared to her father is, and i mean this, literally nothing.......
@@henrry889 And that’s part of the issue right there: comparing one’s pain to the other as a way to minimize. That never works. It only creates bigger issues.
And how is his family supposed to know what he did if he’s not communicating with them, which he wasn’t until it was too late? They weren’t there with him. They didn’t see it. To my remembrance, he never told them because it was too much for him to say.
The bottom line here is this entire family needs therapy. The children need therapy, and the adults need therapy.
From the minute Sam (Tobey) *softly* says to Isabelle, "stop playing with your cake" you felt like you were watching an elastic band being stretched and you're cringing and waiting on it to pop and sting you.
chilling scene man.
awesome description
His performance scared me. As Tobey Maguire was always Spider-Man to me, but this was the opposite side of his fun and happy performance.
The beauty of dramatic tension.
Pizza Parker heyyyy ur back!!! U met Sam yet???
I think what the kid did with the balloon is a good analogy for this scene too.
I think what everyone is forgetting is that Isabel holds resentment towards her dad for a reason, and it’s not because she wants to. It’s shown that they have used her dad as an reason for things, such as her not getting a birthday party or many other things. That sort of thing can lead to resentment, and that’s probably what Isabel feels towards her dad. She feels like the reason she’s not getting the equal amount of attention/treatment is because of her dad. You can also tell she feels extremely ignored by her family. The way she tears up after she has an outburst, and then goes directly to the balloon shows she felt like no one was listening. Then when she started talking about maggy getting this, or that, or how maggy gets everything she wants but she doesn’t. Shows that Isabel thinks there’s favoritism, which also sends her to resenting her father once again because she blames him.
Isabel’s emotional outburst is a cry for help. She’s obviously hindering a lot of anger, and resentment towards her father. She doesn’t understand why things are the way they are, and she thinks it’s unfair. While yes, she shouldn’t be saying those things to her own dad; she doesn’t know how else to express her anger. She’s angry at the world, she’s angry at the way things are. But most importantly she doesn’t understand because she’s a kid. And it seems that no one is bothering to explain it to her either. It seems like they rather have her sit down, and shut up which is causing Isabel to feel ignored and bottling things up. She’s just a kid who feels ignored, and is hindering resentment towards someone that she believes is the problem when really he’s not. But no one else is bothering to explain to her that, so it stays there.
Its still her fault that her dad fell off the deep end, adding salt to the wound in his PTSD, getting arrested and institutionalized and the mother is too soft to call her out on those horrible words she said. Not to mention the mother is no better by using emotional blackmail to leave the father if he doesn't say what happened.
Shows that either some really don't get people's behaviors or they hold themselves to such a high degree of behaviour that they project it onto others.
@@Disneyfan82 Her father was already on the verge of going off the deep end. If Isabel didn’t say what she said, something else would have caused his outburst.
She’s a child though
I know right. People need to understand children more if they are going to have them. Watching this brakes my heart for her and her dad only. He needs help so bad.
This scene always makes me tear up. The little girl was hurting so bad. What a fantastic performance by the child actress.
The child is stupid
She was hurting? What was she hurting for? They alhave no idea what he went through
@@haleymone That is the point, they have no idea what he went through at this point in the movie. The child hurting feels abandoned by her father, too young to understand the real reason why. As well as feels like she's playing second fiddle to her younger sibling which she doesn't comprehend the emotion and feeling she's experiencing since she's, again, a child. It's why I love this movie so much, it shows a true deep dive into how military life, no matter how small the job may be, impacts real lives, families, communities, etc.
This scene, and maybe the whole movie makes me angry (I don't know because I haven't seen it) because I am so sick and tired of the whole "you're never there for me", "you're always working and never spending time with your family" trope...
HOW ON ALLAH'S GREEN EARTH ARE THEY SUPPOSED TO EAT? How are they supposed to pay bills? Mortgage? Buy that clearly spoiled kid dolls and turtles and have a birthday party? How are they supposed to do any of that if the man or woman doesn't put a crap load of hours working!!!?
It's like the writers just couldn't think of something better for the characters to be upset about so, they went with that tired, obnoxious, cliche of having someone getting angry because "they're never there for her/him/them".
Yh then she says you should have stayed dead like as if that’s something good to say
She has so much skill with acting, I would of burst out laughing as soon as it went quiet
I would burst out laughing if it happened in real life
@anna♡ maybe because of the awkwardness. I know that would be rude but i remember one time an arguement happened during a family gathering and i wanted to laugh so bad.
What an odd response to traumatic subject matter.
@anna♡ you’re still confused after she literally just explain it lmaooo
If that were me and I heard my daughter say that my wife were cheating on me, I'd literally walk out of the house.
Mazhar Imam then you’d be in prison for murder just saying 🤷🏼♂️
@Mazhar Imam mashallah based asf dont let these liberal cucks change u
Mazhar Imam you fucking crazy bruh👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
That's just rude, with company over. And besides, it isn't cheating since they thought he was dead.
jdbrodmdi Mdidmdu nobody cares LOL
Hands down for a kid so young that preforms so talented and strong. I was seriously holding my breath while watching her.
She is such an amazing actress. When she was holding the balloon, I was so anxious and I wondered how she could do it so amazingly.
Bro you still around?
Yo bro you alive???
This scene is so powerful. You feel bad for the little girl though she's being a brat. You feel bad for the dad though he's being a dick. Both are hurting for the same reason, understandably. Having someone close to you that has gone through war is so intense it affects EVERYONE. Though it's a complicated situation no one was in the wrong here. It's also so powerful how Jake Gyllenhaal immediately focuses on the interaction between his brother and niece. And how the little girl is holding back the tears and fidgeting with stuff. A picture is worth a thousand words just like this scene.
She is a great actress yes.But in this scene she needed the piss slapped out of her rude ass sorry not sorry.😡 no bad behaviour should go unchecked
@@shanellemoore2414 wow you condone child abuse
she isn’t being a brat she is trying to get their attention so she can put light on the situation.
@@haylabox1662 She's being a brat but she has reason. That's what kids do. They act out for attention. 🙃
it means the lil girl is ddid a great job as an actress isnt that amazing her performance at that age is insane im so proud of her you wouldnt notiuce that?
You can tell she feels neglected
It’s called good acting
It’s called a Whiney brat. No one said anything about the acting
she is a vile little child, should be smacked silly
And shes real great actor if ppl are calling her character out like that lmao.
Her character is not good but the actor is good
This really is a good movie it shows what can happen to vets when they come home from wars.. Support The Troops!!!
There's a dinner scene where we Jon Hamm (Don) and Adam Scott (Park and rec) start to flex out there acting skills in Friend with kids.
We need to do WAY more for our troops. They have a very hard time finding work and getting access to the healthcare they need.
stop the war
support the troops? they shouldn't be fighting bullshit wars in the first place
@@johnnyluna7824 that’s not up to the troops to decide. We follow orders or end up in the brig for failure to do so.
This scene always stuck with me. Imagine being so broken as a child that you lash out like this at a table full of adults
My Life 😢
You call that broken?
Did you really just do that?
@@AM-wg7qv Thing is, it's not a "Broken family" like the other term, it's a broken family because Sam was deployed to afghanistan for a long time, then he came back and he was a changed man due to PTSD possibly seeing his fellow soldiers die in battle.
@@GenGamesUniverse I was not referring to the whole family, neither was the one I replied to.
We're talking about the little girl.
Her family might have been mad at her outburst, but the way they all stared at each other gunning each other down, they knew she was right or at least had a point. Great acting all around.
It turns out that she made it up to get back at her father for not being there on her birthday, which he wasn't able to be at due to him being deployed in Afghanistan. When he was presumed KIA, the mother only kissed his brother once and that was it. But, it was due to his PTSD that caused Sam to yell at Isabelle.
this scene is so uncomfortable to watch and you squirm in you seat more and more right from when you see sam's face at the start and you know its not gonna end well, to the point where you're actually glad that there's an outburst and people shouting because its such a relief from the excruciating quietness. every single person in this scene absolutely killed it!
Although her behavior is bad, this poor little cry is just screaming for attention, love, and help
She's a bitch
TheLatiosnlatias02 Noooooo
@@shawnabates7588
She's an annoying bitch
Imagine having sympathy
@@rememberthatyoumustdie
And you expect me to have that?
I'd course, these are just my outsider thoughts. The mom saw Isabelle and her husband were uncomfortable. She kept looking back between both him and her. It was obvious. Isabelle was understandably upset. When she started making noises with the balloon she could've pulled her to the side. She saw Isabelle kept staring at her dad. She could've been stopped way before those last words. She didn't want to interrupt their company but... poor hubby :( already insecure as it was, and Isabelle really did miss her dad. She was just so confused.
Omg it's a movie chill, then it wouldn't be any fun
@@guestuser9551 Saving Private Ryan fun? American Sniper fun? Movies are storytelling. Stories about humans will always carry human emotions and problems. This means that movies are stories that realistically tell tales of sorrow and joy that we can relate to. Is Michael Bay your favorite director or something?
Fuck Isabelle
You’re a true hero captain hindsight
@@theonlyking9 she’s a kid- fuck you
The young child actress is amazing. The range of emotions she went through in this one scene down to her facial expressions
To be honest, I think Bailee Madison deserved an Oscar nomination for her work in this movie.
That little girls acting gives me chills holy cow the realism of the emotion display is insane
bailee madison should have got an oscar nod for this scene alone
(Tobey maguire sits at table) "pizza time!"
Wario: "Oh yeah, no money."
...Well that's extremely awkward...
Great acting though.
I like how Tommy’s looking at Isabelle like “really? Way to throw me under the bus.” 😂
When she started messing with the balloon, i actually felt afraid for her life. I just kept thinking "You have no idea what you're provoking right now".
3:58 you can see how Sam PTSD is already on the go by looking around where the machine gun fire ( the squeaking of the ballon) is coming from.
4:50 - Can I go home now?
Tobey: “You’ll go home when you fix this DAMN DOOR!”
😂😂😂
Ohh my stars 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I know everyone's hatin on the girl, but her performance just made me cry, cuz what person doesn't remember feeling all alone and unloved as a child?
*Having acting skills at that age is what you call talent!* Even I was getting frustrated with her and I'm on the other side of the screen, 10 years older & living in New Zealand. Shes got this in the bag!
This movie, as a whole is a good film. However this scene, and the kitchen freakout scene, are wonderful and this one in particular is a masterclass in suspense. He sure came a long way from Peter Parker dancing in the streets lol.
She's a great actress from the beginning shes very good and she knows a lot about adulthood
Btw those people saying they'd slap the girl obviously haven't seen the movie. She's acting out for a reason.
EL34 XF2 LiFe “mom and uncle Tommy have sex all the time” um okay
She has no right to say the things she said
Malcolm Butler you must have not seen the movie
She would have gotten slapped if she had a hispanic family
@@Nelcomarproductions Hell yeah she would.
Tremendous performance by Tobey. He is not just an actor to me, he is a part of my childhood. # spiderman
bailee is so young and talented in this. She killed this scene
This is honestly some of the best writing, acting, staging, directing, and editing that I've ever seen
The mark of a good movie is how a tense scene can make you Uncomfortable even on repeated viewings and dammit does that scene get gut wrenching as it goes on. Well acted, well paced, well written!
I know the young girl was going through a lot at this moment but damn did she really think she was going to get away with that bad behavior? However her mom should have seen this coming and pulled her aside to talk to her about this before she snapped and said all those untrue things. She is old enough to understand that her father went through hell and doesn't need to hear all that nonsense, that's the problem with society they don't deal with kids who go through emotions that are overwhelming which lead to disastrous things like this.
87lycanthropy Yup, it was all untrue plus she didn't even know what she was talking about probably heard it from a word of mouth or something
She probably doesn't really know what her dad's been through or can't really imagine.
Alexander Garcia my mom would have slap the guts out of me
I want you t put your feet in her tiny shoes for a day. (No pun intended) At that age and a younger sibling taking all the fun, and joy out your life, I don't blame her for acting like that ONE bit!
Omg it's a movie
It’s nice to have the family together again
This and hereditary have the most awkward and realistic dinner scenes ever. I love them
4:31 - that look on his face tho 😅
This is one of the best film scenes. Bailee Madison is amazing!! From the moment she began to hold the tears in to the outburst. Amazing!!
War talk at the birthday dinner party, with Sam sitting right there, and Bailee confused as hell = exploding, intense moment.
STOP PLAYING WITH YOUR CAKE
ROYCE 415 pizza time
ROYCE 415 you gonna cry
No
ROYCE 415
ill stop playing with my cake ONCE YOU FIX THIS DAMN DOOR!!!
Well..this party just died..
“You should have just stayed dead!”
*Bully Maguire mode activated*
I love the dinner scene so much with Isabelle how she wanted to do things her way and no one didn't treat her fairly. Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal are very mutual and we need to reconnect the dots with the ones who are feeling Isabelle's pain right now because that's how I feel about my family when I don't fit in properly.
So That is Mysterio! I had a sneaking suspicion that it was him.
this is the second best roll tobey maguire has played(first one is spiderman)
Francisco Sanchez second and only role besides Spider-Man lol (oh and that horse movie)
@@MartyMcFly88 Pleasantville was a good one for him.
@@MartyMcFly88 Seabiscuit
Eh i love all of his spiderman movies but i gotta admit, his acting really wasnt anything special in those
@@jobydobe1567 didn't have to be to make it good.
I was in this kind of position once when I was a child... This scene touched me differently.
grow up
@@hallucy2215 whyd you reply to a year old comment?
@@IamDakotaaaa Is there a time limit on replying to comments?
@@bladeray1014 just feel like it's pretty useless replying to a comment I barely even remember making.
I love that there are 3 marvel actors in this movie
Grace: It’s her birthday, honey.
Isabel: I didn’t get anything for my birthday and you were in stupid Afghanistan.
Me: Ooh SAVAGE
if that were to happen in the household I grew up in, that savage is spending the night outside.
@@m4x927 hopefully ur household didn't give one kid a birthday and not give the other one a good birthday
@@jadeandjesse5908 No theres plenty of birthdays
Bailee Madison was so cute when she was little now she's a very beautiful grown up wonderful young woman
Girl: "I wish you stayed dead!"
Peter Parker: "You gonna cry?"
4:31 tommy was looking at her like little girl you just killed me
I really loved this scene. This was one of most powerful movies iv ever seen in my life!! This movie needs a Oscar!!
This little girl can act I don’t care what anyone says. She made that entire scene
spider man, spider man, pops balloons all over the land
It's amazing how kids can act like this. That felt real, you could see the pain in her face
2:23 The way that Baby just said ''Thank you'' fucking cute
One of the few kid actors I didn’t hate while watching a movie. She was amazing in this!
Peter Parker: Stop playing with your cake
Isabel: I'll stop playing with my cake when you fix this damn door!
Peter Parker: "You stole my words"
I love that little moment in the scene from 3:05-3:10. That stare that Isabelle gives the adults is so heart wrenching. She’s hurting and feels like no one cares. I think that’s why she grabbed the balloon. She just wanted to be heard 😢
Bailey is an AMAZING actress! One of my ALL time faves, and I'm in my 50s!
She feels neglect from her father so she’s acting out cause she wants attention from her father I understand how she feels
lol Jake are watching her all the time, and his face were like "oh no you don't" the whole time.
I noticed that too 😆 he didn't finish eating .
GOLLY! Bailee's acting is AMAZING 💓💓👏👏👏 LOVE HER
Mumble Rappers:
I’m About To End Eminem's Career.
Eminem: 4:08
Tobey and Bailee are frickin' amazing in this movie.
Isabelle deserve an Oscar for this scene
she's a really good actress! impressed
The movie is so good yet so sad.
Great acting from everyone on the dinner table👏👏👏
her actions caused her dad to smash up her house, almost kill her uncle, almost kill himself, almost get shot by the police, then get sectioned...
what a darling daughter.
Please that was his crazy ass
Don't try to blame it on the daughter he made his choice to burn down the house I almost kill his brother
@@nicholaswhitlow232 PTSD is real
She's a kid!
She’s a kid😭 and her mom is the cheater
Isabelle was like, "Fuck it, let's put ALL our cards on the table." 😂 That's the great thing about kids.. no bullshit, just real talk.
They didn't have sex. It was bullshit.
why is everyone saying she’s a brat? lol she had every right to do what she did as a kid. nobody ever thinks that the kid is hurting or even thinks.
Daddy > Gifts
Daddy > Someone else love
great acting by this girl, especially for her age as well,, brilliant acting! :)
You can feel the tension in this scene
"Couldn't you just stay dead?"
I can't imagine the pain of hearing your own daughter say that to you.
“Couldn’t you have just stayed dead?”
You’ll get your dead dad once you fix this damn door!
lol, gave me a good chuckle
"And how's nursing been for you, Tina?"
"It's been a challenge, my stepdad actually encouraged me."
Tommy using this girl to appear unattached from the rest of the family really backfired big time.
Toby exhibits exceptional acting in this movie I must say
2:53- that's it if i speak like that to my father my mom would smack the shit out of me right at that moment.
I freaking HATED Natalie Portman’s character in this
Don't forget Mysterio's actor Jake Gyllenhall,(Tommy) Once a villain always a villain
She deserve oscar for this 👏👏
Brilliant acting and directing here.
Everyone acting like they’re NOT solely focused on the girl.
That elephant in the room tension.
That little girl make me emotional...damn good acting...
Bailee Madison is such an amazing actress.
Powerful scene amazing acting and u can't completely hate Isabelle
Such a great actor
how can a child be so talented at acting. she’s a natural
This movie was amazing and proved to my ex that Maguire is an insanely good actor
“I didn’t get anything I wanted for my birthday”
Peter Parker: “Look at little Isabelle, you gonna cry?”
That awkward moment when..
never thought that a girl that young can do such good acting
She was 10 at the time.of course she knew what sex was....
Bailee is extremely talented!!
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