The line before that "l've been a voice with no body, a body but not human and now... a memory made real who knows what I might be next" Is my favorite
Y’all forgot to add the part when Wanda describes her grief as ocean waves constantly keeping her down as she tries to get up. That’s beautiful screenwriting too!
That was a real gut punch, wasn't it? Without the depths of her grief bringing that entire reality into being, she would never have had the memory of being able to let him go. She was forced to let him go once. Immediately after that, he was forcefully taken from her again. I mean... how many times can you ask her to let him go? It's no wonder she snapped. In the Parahumans universe ("Worm", by WildBow), powers manifest through traumatic moments. It makes sense that Scarlet Witch became fully manifest during this. And, I'm glad she got a chance to properly mourn her loss.
@@rini9325 From my understanding, it means that the good moments in life are beautiful. Whether that be achieving goals that you set up to accomplish, enjoying time with friends, or spending quality time with your family. Moments like that are beautiful, not because of their duration, but for it's meaning that each one of us gives to them, and the beautiful memories that we create from them.
"A thing isn't beautiful because it lasts" and "What is grief, if not love, persevering?" Okay but why does Vision get the best lines in the MCU period?
Because he's a robot trying to understand the world around him, an observer, and it feels natural to give him those philosophical lines. They don't sound cheesy in his mouth.
After hearing his final words during the series finale, I resonated with Wanda. I can understand why she loved him so much. When Vision left Wanda I felt as if he left us all.
reminds me of when andrew garfield is talking about his late mother, and he says that he hopes the grief he has never leaves him, because it’s all the unexpressed love he didn’t get to show her. truly beautiful 💜
Speaking of Andrew, I still love his line in No Way Home when he explains the loss of Gwen Stacy, trying to help his successor overcome that grief and hoping he doesn’t having to go through these raging feelings.
@@117oddlink-9 I feel like what when Andrew's Spidey did that ONE big move (I don't want to spoil but you know watch I'm talking about) that people say he redeemed himself well in my personal opinion i think it could go both ways. He could feel happy about it and feel the sense redeeming himself but also it could do the opposite like "why is it that I could save her? But I could do it to someone just met in a different universe? Were we really on different paths?" Etc... And make him feel even worse (You get what I'm trying to say. Or at least I hope so.)
Can someone please explain Vision's lime to me, I am completely lost as to what it means. Moreover, I don't understand what Andrew meant by that when he said that about his mom
@@kienserapio Hey, I've seen more obscure independent films than you could probably stand, so you should chill. It's good acting, he's a good actor whether or not it's Marvel.
There is such a beautiful thing to have a person without prejudice and preconceptions, with a clarity of vision (ha) that only comes out of utter authenticity, piece together a thought that breaks through the haze of your suffering for even a moment, to show you beauty still lives in the world..
@@ultra-nationalistodst8085 well i don’t think so, because what about that time when- no. wait, how about- nope. but when- nah, they killed him there. I GOT IT- *bohner*
"Grief, I’ve learned, is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go." - Jamie Anderson
@@ellieh.5419 I don't like how they treated her character in that movie xd. Wanda is literally one of the most developed characters in the mcu.... Just to destroy all that development making her that much evil with out good writing :,v
@@jankasolis61 Development? So basically after losing everything she had: her family, her brother, vision, her kids and with no one left to comfort her she’s just going to accept permanent solitude after not even being forgiven by an entire town she just destroyed? I honestly feel bad for a character like wanda she did what she could but still lost everything at the end and no one seems to even acknowledge her loss. If it was real life, (ignoring every other supernatural aspects) im pretty sure instead of using the stronghold in her house she’d be using a rope just to “see” her kids again.
Liz Olsen and Paul Bettany are both top tier actors, and their chemistry in this show and throughout the MCU has been completely on a whole other level. “Who knows what they’ll be next?”
Yes. Paul always had an eloquence with delivering lines. Probably why he was chosen to play "Chaucer" in A Knights Tale. I've liked him since that movie. I am so glad he got to be in such an epic movie and TV universe.
Indeed. The Marvel execs seem to have made some very questionable choices in character development, cutting out Wanda and Vision like this, given how their popularity exploded. Instead, they released a series of flops with characters that haven't really clicked with the public.
I lost my son almost three years ago. The day he was going to go see Infinity War. The way this was said really hit home to me and had me in tears. My late son would have loved all of Wanda vision, Infinity War and End Game.
Paul Bettany portrays him so elegantly. It was his idea to include this type of line. And the way he reads it, and all his other intellectual/philosophical dialogue is so comforting and kind. God he’s just brilliant. They both are. Enemies for both of them PLEASE
If this is the best line writers would think about for years I can see why the quality in writing has declined these past few years, anyone can write this on a toilet with a nice view & enough free time
@@FifthWorldOrigin I'm a keep it real with you, just because YOU don't like it. Doesn't mean it's actually bad. This line, at least in my opinion, is a creative and poetic description of the connection between grief and love. As one can't grieve what they didn't have love for.
I wrote "What is grief, if not preserved love." in one of my short stories (That I was asked to make into a book so now I'm doing that) BEFORE I saw this webseries. The way I was so shocked about the fact that the lines match so much and then found out that people love this certain line gave ME an ego boost, lmao. I'm sure the writer of this line is still happy about it.
"I've never experienced loss because I've never had a loved one to lose" okay but I would seriously kill for one of the 'What If?’ episodes to be about Wanda dying and seeing how Vision handles it; anger, sadness, denial, etc. I just know Paul Bettany would kill that role!
When I first saw this scene, I thought “Wow, he’s so human!” And then I remembered the actor IS human, and realized how stupid it seemed for me to be amazed that an actor, pretending to be a robot, trying to be human, was actually good at being human.
For me the best line in history was when Toby Maguire said- "I had to beat an old lady with a stick to get this." The passion with which he said it bought tears to my eyes.
I see Spiderman 3 last lines also very powerful, when Tobey said " no matter how much deep problem we have ,we can always choose a right path..." .that line n with bgm was a very good..
Fun fact: This scene was originally different but Paul Bettany felt it needed something more so the scriptwriters scrubbed it and literally called up a grief counselor, informed her all the details of the situation and they all came up with a line that would mean more and with Paul's delivery we got this. That's how much the actors care and how much Marvel is committed to the stuff they do.
Marvel really does produce a lot of the shows I really like right now. People yawn "another super hero movie?" But, those of us who grew up on comics realize it's all the non-arc character moments we come back for. The Super Powers are only there to provide a kind of wish fulfillment, but they aren't really the content and Marvel seems to get this. Being a "hero" is about their integrity as people.
“What is grief if not love persevering?” ... “What am I?” “...mostly you’re my love.” The fact that this is said moments before she lets him go, moments before he stops “persevering” so to speak, is more proof that this is the end of the lifelong cycle of grief she’s been tormented by. Well... It’s official. Wanda’s now my favourite living MCU character.
Related to that is the line "We have said goodbye before. So it stands to reason we will say hello again." In other words, don't let the grief of goodbye overwhelm you because there is the hope of hello.
I absolutely agree about the perfection that is this line. I would say further that Marvel pulled off an unlikely victory by making Vision *not* be a completely ridiculous character. Bettany plays him with gravitas, and all of his funny lines are delivered in perfect deadpan. And it works.
I think that’s something a lot of actors forget, that playing a joke like it’s funny will never hit as well as playing it totally straight. The character should come first, and the writing should sell it.
IKR! Vision only suffers from a lack of movie screen time and WandaVision being behind Disney's paywall. Otherwise he'd be more appreciated - as well as Wanda. Bettany and Olsen got to showcase their talents -drama/comedy - with great writing in that show. Still my fave!
“A thing isn’t beautiful because it lasts.” - Age of Ultron “Our very strength invites challenge. Challenge incites conflict. And conflict breeds catastrophe.” - Civil War “You can never hurt me, I just feel you.” - Infinity War “What is grief, if not love persevering?” - WandaVision Literally in all of his appearances he gets a beautiful line that kills us in one way or another.
I don’t think I’ve ever been so invested in love story between two characters. Jack and Rose came close but something about Wanda and Vision’s relationship is so endearing, I didn’t want it to end.
@@Ssuperiorr well yeah, but season 2 may not happen(since the last episode is called the series finale), I don’t what them to be halfway In the spot light, I want them to have all the spotlight!!! I’m going a little crazy since WandaVision ended....if you couldn’t tell...
I’m so glad Vision gets all of these banger lines cause it really emphasizes the ultra intelligent android he is. Being thoughtful and philosophical is simply part of his nature and they really nailed it.
What I absolutely loved about this show that made it so special was that it was a superhero show, but not about the traditional superhero “saving the world antics”. The plotline was literally a woman who has to learn to overcome her grief and let go, it wasn’t some alien or magical crap (which is fun but overdone), it featured a superhero going through a very real, human experience (with some magic thrown in of course). Using Wanda’s magic and the alternate reality she created as a metaphor for a coping mechanism of denial was genius, the way we all want to or do trap ourselves in our own little fantasy world in our head when tragedy strikes was shown in a fantastic way that mixed superhero elements into an overall very genuine, emotional and human story. I’m a big marvel fan, but it was just so refreshing to see a superhero story that is 100% centered around the superhero overcoming grief and self destructive habits instead of a big villain or something was so refreshing. I know marvel movies have done it before, but usually it’s a small subplot if anything, but Wandavision’s entire plot centered around learning to let go and accept reality and I think that was so beautiful to see in a superhero story, such a human concept that could be easily related to.
This line and “Boys...thank you for choosing me to be your mom.” destroyed my attempts at trying not to cry. As a father, who feels so blessed to have my son, I just couldn’t help but think back at how many time I’ve looked at my son and thought this very same thing but replaced with the word dad. Just Beautiful.
@@xarachne8473 You missed the point entirely. Children born by biological means, don't choose either. The point is that love doesn't just exist, it is created and grown. You don't simply love your mother just bc she is your mother.
I’ll write one if I have time! I’m not the best at writing and it’s 4 am so we all know I’m going to forget about it but hell why not, I’ll link it after I finish it
This was the more memorable line for me because it shows love and hope can transcend, space, time, the universe, and different realities. It doesn't matter how far you are away from someone, if you love them you'll always find them no matter the cost. ❤
Vision always had such amazing lines. He shows us why humanity is worth fighting for. He is the foil to Ultron. Whereas Ultron saw the hate and suffering, Vision saw love and potential. Ultron tried to destroy humanity, Vision vowed to protect it.
Someone I knew said they weren't excited for this show because they said Wanda and Vision weren't established enough as a couple to get their own show, but I said "That's WHY they're getting a show. To further establish their relationship." ... And it succeeded.
@@michaelmaier7262 They mean on-screen. Yeah, they had two years of a relationship with each other off-screen, that we didn't see. So you could say their relationship progressed there, but we didn't get to see that, so as an audience we weren't as invested into that coupling.
@Meta Man The Marvel films conveyed his humanity in a way the comics never did. I always thought Vision was cool but it didn't even bother me emotionally when the govt disassembled him in WCA. But after watching WANDAVISION, now my mind is preoccupied and boggled considering philosophical question about Vision. Both before and after Thanos killed him.
@@VJN1001 That's a pathetically simplistic POV, one that completely ignores all of the other major elements of Vision's creation. And Stark was obviously jealous.
This line struck at the heart of me, and I know it resonated with many others who’ve suffered loss in their lives. Such a powerful and beautiful line. I have yet not to tear up every time I watch this scene.
Elizabeth Olsen's acting is phenomenal. The way she sometimes subtly smiles (00:04) while being sorrowful and frustrated, she portrays so much emotion in her expressions. Vision got great dialogue but Lizzie carried this show. Even in Multiverse of Madness, her performance feels so impactful. Best actress working today.
@@hisanuswat4359yeah as someone who basically watches movies for a living her acting here wasn’t anything crazy😂 marvel fanboys suck off everyone tho so I’m not surprised
The fact that they found space for a profound insight into love, life, loss and memory in a Marvel television show really impresses me. I am not sure if this programme will be recognised with awards but people will cherish its quality and that is what matters.
In the middle of a comic book superhero battle with flying robots and lasers and witches and magic... Marvel has a metaphysical discussion about the Ship of Theseus. And it's exactly on point for the character. This show is fantastic.
My 11 year old cousin was diagnosed with cancer last year, she died very unexpectedly 3 weeks later. I watched this episode on a particularly bad day when I was struggling with my grief and depression. It felt exactly like how Wanda was describing, a wave threatening to drown me. This scene and that line truly helped my heart heal a little. The brilliant writers and cast deserve all the awards and recognition for their incredible work.
Whenever I think about the loved ones I’ve lost, I come back to this scene. It always brings me a sense of comfort and reassurance. “Grief is just love with nowhere to go.” -Jamie Anderson
Wow! Very sorry for your loss. If there ever was an outlier, you’d be it. 7 people, when most don’t even know a single person who has died from it. Do you work in an old age home?
@@truthorhappiness no. I was just blessed with several pairs of great grandparents who lived a long, long time compared to most these days. But they were all very high in age and when one got COVID, it seemed it just started going through them all after that.
We never got to see the early stages of the Wandavision relationship before this and I'm so SO grateful this scene was included. This little moment before they became a couple shows exactly why they did - Wanda literally at her breaking point and Vision being so gentle with her and unafraid of her, and helping her turning all her grief/loss into love/motivation to keep fighting. It's such a sweet moment.
@@mikecheq45 Your comment shows how socially awkward and dim witted you are . You are a shame to society and it is people like you entoxicate the environment . So keep this shit to yourself , the world doesn't comments of people like you
“I’ll never let go.”, has finally been de-throned after two and a half decades Edit: Okay just to clarify, I’m not saying I’ll never let go was the best line ever, I’m saying it was considered by society to be the most romantic line ever until Visions line about Grief came along
My grandpa passed away today, and I came back to watch this for the first time in a year. Has me sobbing over here. What an astoundingly beautiful line
"Because you can't hate the night if you've lived your whole life without light, and you can't hate the dish if you've only ever eaten fish, and you can't feel alone if it's all you've ever known" - Hank Green, cira my teen years
I just watched the anglerfish song for the first time yesterday! Explains the "Hanklerfish" reference in a more recent video about signing books. (There's a lot of vlogbrothers content in the universe. I just got here and will probably never run out.)
This is the same show that also has one of the absolute worst dialogue ever “they’ll never know what you’ve sacrificed for them”. Just keep doing what you’re good at and don’t compare yourself
Watch it again darling. You feel sorrow when you love something that you can't have, right? If you're mourning the absence of perfection by your part it's because you love your craft and you'll probably live and die loving it. At some point you're bound to write something as beautiful if you keep the feeling alive. Just don't give up. You got this.
"because I'm with you till the end of the line." "He may have been your father, but he wasn't your daddy." "What is love, if not love preserving?" Those words got me feels...
Vision has some of the best lines in the MCU, but nothing gets remotely close to the Ship of Theseus dialogue. That was both stimulating and hilarious.
This is scene is so good It's insane. Paul Bettany is perfect and the dialogue is beautiful and geniusly written. The little details, like him asking "can it?" reminding you that he's just a robot trying to understand human emotions...
This reminds me so much of another one of my favourite quotes. "The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal" - C. S. Lewis, A Grief Observed, referring to the death of his wife
"I love life...Yeah, I'm sad, but at the same time, I'm really happy that something could make me feel that sad. It's like...It makes me feel alive, you know. It makes me feel human. The only way I could feel this sad now is if I felt something really good before. So I have to take the bad with the good. So I guess what I'm feeling is like a beautiful sadness." -Butters, South Park
@Meta Man He really stepped outside of his comfort zone as Vision. Who would've imagined that being the voice of Jarvis meant playing an actual person in 2008?
And in that moment. Wanda fell deeply in love with vision. Like who wouldnt. That crisp voice, the dorkiness he has since he isnt quite sure how to act like a normal human, how freakin wise he is. Vision is great. Sad to see him go but hopefully we get vis back in the future with white vision
White Vision is still the body of Vision, and now he (sorta) has his memory back. I doubt he could be the same though considering that the Mind Stone was quite literally part of him before it was ripped out and destroyed.
@@ye_ole_nade5299 Well she has to stand against early Loki, that's kinda hard. But other than him and Killmonger, the MCUs villains so far are nowhere near as iconic as Agatha Harkness, atleast that's my opinion.
As someone who has suffered a stillborn of my first child, what Wanda said is true. The pain of grief truly drowns you. I also really appreciate what Vision said here. After hearing him about what grief is, that’s when I realized what it truly means. This scene is indeed written brilliantly. -Zuko’s furmom.
Gosh, that was beautiful. I can't imagine what incredibly creative thinking must have had to gone into this script for that line to come out the way that it did!
It's a really subtle and great way to leave him open to come back as quicksilver of they go that route. Because it's clear from the pictures that have his name on them underneath what seems to be a headshot models use and the way he reacts to the name bohner that it isnt his name and he's infact the one in witness protection which is what led detective woo to Westwood looking for him.
Not gonna lie. This was running through my mind as I watched my mother sprinkle her father's ashes into his favorite fishing lake. It was so loud in my brain I almost heard it and it brought me to tears.
Lmfao super cringe. You'll probably find the line if you google "deep grief quotes" or some shit. Ain't even the best in the MCU and people are calling it the most brilliant scene in cinema history lmao
@@cross5025 you are an anomaly , you Google "deep grief quotes" ? I never even thought of that. You must have been through some deep depression from losing the loved ones close to you one after another. I also find it weird that people have been losing family like crazy in these covid times and you're making fun of them for relating to what Wanda is going through and just appreciating this scene. Your brain isn't wired right my guy. Get some help.
I really hope they honor this show and make Wanda and Vision much more important characters, especially Vision since he's always been casted aside and haven't seen his true power yet.
I'm a writer, novelist and screenwriter. I have a litmus test for other writers' work: 'Would I have loved being the one to write that?' In this instance, my response was 'YES! Absafuckinglutely!' But more; as someone with a substantial connection with Shakespeare, I also thought 'This could have come from the quill of The Bard.' It's a glorious piece of writing, speaking volumes in eight words. (I should also add that from my perspective, this isn't just applicable to losing someone to death. It's just as true when a profound relationship ends, whether it be in the coupled sense, a friendship, a pet...even a job or a place. And this for me, brings into play the Shakespeare reference, because he spoke so many 'universal truths'. That is, stuff that's applicable to more than just the scene within which the notion is spoken.)
It’s exactly why this line resonated with me. I still haven’t moved on from being ghosted by my crush after all these months and then this show struck with all its incredibly emotional lines and it just broke me lol
Comparing things to Shakespeare is always risky, but I think you can get away with it in this case. Vision is written as a highly intelligent character trying to understand human issues from first principles; that’s extremely Shakespearean. (Has Bettany ever played Hamlet? Because that’s Hamlet’s schtick.) So when the writers give him a line which works, you get this whole sumnary of the human condition thing.
Nah dude, the best line ever in cinematic history was when Morbius looked directly at the camera, the music drops and he said to the audience, "It's Morbin time!" and then Morbs into his vampire form
I often what gimmicky socialmedia personas do in between trends. There's always a lull between one goofy phenomenon, and another fabricated hype- do you scour the internet for new sources? Hug your families, girlfriends?(well definitely not girlfriends, right)
I was watching this episode with my college roommates joking around and we all got silent when he said that. Such a beautiful way of looking at things.
Looking back, it’s beautiful that her idea of Vision was so complete: he loved Wanda so much even he had to gently remind her that this version of him only lives in her heart.
God, I’m gonna miss Vision. He was honestly one of my favorite characters. He’s a robot, but he was programmed to somehow feel emotion. And I also like that Visions final fight in WandaVision is literally just him having an intellectual debate with his evil counterpart about the Ship of Theseus paradox. I like that he uses his robot intelligence to win. Im gonna miss him
@@gauripandey605 I know people lose brothers and sisters every day but my heart never breaks any less to hear someone say it. There's nothing I can say that'll make it better so I won't pretend to try.
After this scene Vision is my all time favorite avenger.... He is not a human but he is the most humane person to walk on earth... truly born worthy of Mjölnir...
Ah yes, I've lost my mom and my gf and I broke up shortly after. I grieve them both but each loss feels different. My mom is mostly the fact that I miss her. My ex is that I miss her but also regret the things that led to us breaking up. In my dreams we are always just about to reconcile, but then I do or say something and everything falls appart
@@UnfunnyMayonaise we feel this level of sadness is because of the love we feel for that person we lost. The grief is actually the love we feel for that person. It's a reminder that we loved once and that love will remain within us. Hence, grief is love persevering.
Vision is just so captivating. Thank you Paul Bettany for inspiring not just me with your performance, but my not-even-2 year old daughter. She gets excited and yells “Vision!” Whenever she sees him. Only other character she does that with is Dr.Doom and the 80’s Spider-Man!
Nah. The best line in scriptwriting history is: “You’re tearing me apart, Lisa!” I still get chills whenever I hear that. And the delivery...the delivery was SPOT ON!
I balled my eyes out after this line. Context: I lost my grandma quite recently. We were really close. My father was worse hurt, so I had to support him and not break down infront of him. Thus, this scene unravelled me in ways I didn't know I could.
My personal favorite was:
“We’ve said goodbye before, so it’s fair to reason we’ll say hello again”
The line before that
"l've been a voice with no body, a body but not human and now... a memory made real who knows what I might be next"
Is my favorite
No wonder WandaVision got 3 episodes of Emmy writing nominations. Phenomenal show
Vision had the best one liners in that show.
I just wish vision quest was actually getting its show 💀
My favourite I am Iron Man
And then in an interview, he says “What is beef, if not cow persevering?”
HAHAHSHAHAHAHAHAJHAH
Damn you made lol irl .
Snitches get ditches get stitches
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaaaaaa
Ultron: “You’re unbearably naive.”
Vision: “Well,.. I was born yesterday.”
Was pretty good, too.
yeah, but I feel that was more like a pun
Yeah Vision is my favourite in the MCU I hope we get him back.
My favourite is
Vision: I just wanted to see you clearly
Wanda: And?
Vision: And there you are.
Better than this one tbh
aaaaand *ZAP*
Y’all forgot to add the part when Wanda describes her grief as ocean waves constantly keeping her down as she tries to get up. That’s beautiful screenwriting too!
That's exactly what grief is
Stolen from that Reddit post
I forgot the part where thats my problem
I thought this was a joke but now i think it isn't
that's a pretty basic analogy which has been used several times already
It cuts even deeper when you remember vision telling wanda "I have been a voice with no body, a body but not human, and now, a memory made real".
who knows what I might be next.
@@sasha868their love transcends REALITY
That was a real gut punch, wasn't it? Without the depths of her grief bringing that entire reality into being, she would never have had the memory of being able to let him go. She was forced to let him go once. Immediately after that, he was forcefully taken from her again. I mean... how many times can you ask her to let him go? It's no wonder she snapped. In the Parahumans universe ("Worm", by WildBow), powers manifest through traumatic moments. It makes sense that Scarlet Witch became fully manifest during this. And, I'm glad she got a chance to properly mourn her loss.
@@shiningdawn8578 wow, did not think I’d see a comment by someone else who resd Worm.. lol. Though I dont think I finished it. 🙄
Jesus, reading this put me right back in my feels. It's like I'm watching it all over again
"Something isn't beautiful because it lasts"
This is my favorite line from him
I understand it but idk y I don't understand it's depth
I feel like this line is missing something, if something isn't beautiful because it lasts, then why is it beautiful?
@@rini9325 From my understanding, it means that the good moments in life are beautiful. Whether that be achieving goals that you set up to accomplish, enjoying time with friends, or spending quality time with your family. Moments like that are beautiful, not because of their duration, but for it's meaning that each one of us gives to them, and the beautiful memories that we create from them.
@@rini9325he's gonna go find out.
It's beautiful, because it happened @@rini9325
"A thing isn't beautiful because it lasts" and "What is grief, if not love, persevering?"
Okay but why does Vision get the best lines in the MCU period?
Because he's a robot trying to understand the world around him, an observer, and it feels natural to give him those philosophical lines. They don't sound cheesy in his mouth.
After hearing his final words during the series finale, I resonated with Wanda. I can understand why she loved him so much. When Vision left Wanda I felt as if he left us all.
@@MatiZ815 the words used and the delivery by the actor make it impossible to sound cheesy
@@swapnageorge4018 nahhh did you not see the end credit scene? Wanda's gonna clutch that shit and vision and the kids will be back >:)
Because he has the mind stone and that makes his thought process deeply philosophical and existential
reminds me of when andrew garfield is talking about his late mother, and he says that he hopes the grief he has never leaves him, because it’s all the unexpressed love he didn’t get to show her. truly beautiful 💜
Speaking of Andrew, I still love his line in No Way Home when he explains the loss of Gwen Stacy, trying to help his successor overcome that grief and hoping he doesn’t having to go through these raging feelings.
@@117oddlink-9 I feel like what when Andrew's Spidey did that ONE big move (I don't want to spoil but you know watch I'm talking about) that people say he redeemed himself well in my personal opinion i think it could go both ways. He could feel happy about it and feel the sense redeeming himself but also it could do the opposite like "why is it that I could save her? But I could do it to someone just met in a different universe? Were we really on different paths?" Etc... And make him feel even worse (You get what I'm trying to say. Or at least I hope so.)
Another reason to love Andrew Garfield
Thank you I needed this
Can someone please explain Vision's lime to me, I am completely lost as to what it means. Moreover, I don't understand what Andrew meant by that when he said that about his mom
Love his acting here, you can see him thinking and reasoning, putting the ideas together before he speaks like it's a genuine unscripted conversation.
So like every other movie out there? You sure you guys watch other movies other than Marvel?
@@kienserapio Hey, I've seen more obscure independent films than you could probably stand, so you should chill. It's good acting, he's a good actor whether or not it's Marvel.
@@Azrael__ No I'm just talking about your general comment. It literally happens in every movie conversation that is not naturalistic dialogue.
Hes a great actor
There is such a beautiful thing to have a person without prejudice and preconceptions, with a clarity of vision (ha) that only comes out of utter authenticity, piece together a thought that breaks through the haze of your suffering for even a moment, to show you beauty still lives in the world..
Marvel : "but what is grief, if not love persevering"
Also marvel : Bohner 😏
I’m convinced Marvel has some sort of personal vendetta against quicksilver
@@ultra-nationalistodst8085 well i don’t think so, because what about that time when- no. wait, how about- nope. but when- nah, they killed him there. I GOT IT- *bohner*
@@sophie_louize wait u watch marvel? Aren't u supposed to go around killing muggle borns and muggles and stuff?
LMAOOO AJDJSJDJW
@@sophie_louize oh nice....mine too
"Grief, I’ve learned, is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go."
- Jamie Anderson
Ouch 😢 true
Wow. Nicely put
Daaaaamn 😳
Such a simple realisation yet devastating in its truth. Thank you for sharing.
this is so true i can't handle it
This sure aged well for Wanda.
Toooons of love coming from wanda on that last film
@@ellieh.5419 I don't like how they treated her character in that movie xd. Wanda is literally one of the most developed characters in the mcu.... Just to destroy all that development making her that much evil with out good writing :,v
@@jankasolis61 Ikr
@@jankasolis61 she was corrupted by the stronghold and sacrificed herself when she realized what she had done
@@jankasolis61 Development? So basically after losing everything she had: her family, her brother, vision, her kids and with no one left to comfort her she’s just going to accept permanent solitude after not even being forgiven by an entire town she just destroyed? I honestly feel bad for a character like wanda she did what she could but still lost everything at the end and no one seems to even acknowledge her loss. If it was real life, (ignoring every other supernatural aspects) im pretty sure instead of using the stronghold in her house she’d be using a rope just to “see” her kids again.
"What is drip if not swag persevering?"
-Vishawn
Underrated Comment
What is drip if not _sauce_ persevering?
STOP LMAOO
LMAO
I had to put my phone down just to laugh my at this one🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
I can't be the only one who teared up a little after Vision said this beautiful line.
No you're not alone. Even the villain of this episode started tearing up.
I’ve rewatched this scene 27 times just to cry 😭😭😭
I bawled the whole time during this episode
Nah man I whimpered like a baby, it hit damn hard
I didn’t tear up I was crying
The acting here is so natural, which makes the dialogues even more beautiful.
Liz Olsen and Paul Bettany are both top tier actors, and their chemistry in this show and throughout the MCU has been completely on a whole other level.
“Who knows what they’ll be next?”
@@Jim_The_Fish Their chemistry together has been great from the moment go.
Yes. Paul always had an eloquence with delivering lines. Probably why he was chosen to play "Chaucer" in A Knights Tale. I've liked him since that movie. I am so glad he got to be in such an epic movie and TV universe.
You're kidding right?
Period sis
Vision was such a great character I wish he was back
I thought that said "I wish he was black" for a second
He is, White Vision is Vision reborn
@@zanethirus7510 I thought I was the only one
@@thefnafdetective But where did he go, though?
Indeed. The Marvel execs seem to have made some very questionable choices in character development, cutting out Wanda and Vision like this, given how their popularity exploded. Instead, they released a series of flops with characters that haven't really clicked with the public.
Vision’s the friend who can actually comfort you during the worst shit
Lol
No experience but Programmed with much wisdom
@@MasonPerry7 he has the mind stone but we can leave that out
@George Gershwin that can be said about anything. Remove the mind and they are nothing.
You're nothing now @George Gershwin
I lost my son almost three years ago. The day he was going to go see Infinity War. The way this was said really hit home to me and had me in tears. My late son would have loved all of Wanda vision, Infinity War and End Game.
I’m sorry for you having to go through that🥺 my condolences go out to you
im really sorry for your loss and that you had to go through that. you're not alone
Truly sorry that you have had to go through that and I hope everything is okay
I'm really sorry for your loss I hope you're okay 💙
I’m sorry man keep fighting 🙏
Paul Bettany portrays him so elegantly. It was his idea to include this type of line. And the way he reads it, and all his other intellectual/philosophical dialogue is so comforting and kind. God he’s just brilliant. They both are. Enemies for both of them PLEASE
Do you mean 'emmies'?
Also I don't think I spelt that right 😂
I'm curious about what "enemies" means here too lol
@@jauxro lmao yes I meant emmies 😅
He plays vision so well. I can't believe a producer told him he wouldn't succeed in acting
imagine being the writer who thought of this line, id be feeling good abt myself for years
If this is the best line writers would think about for years I can see why the quality in writing has declined these past few years, anyone can write this on a toilet with a nice view & enough free time
@@FifthWorldOriginyoure not that guy pal trust me youre not that guy
@@FifthWorldOrigin, bruh
@@FifthWorldOrigin I'm a keep it real with you, just because YOU don't like it. Doesn't mean it's actually bad.
This line, at least in my opinion, is a creative and poetic description of the connection between grief and love. As one can't grieve what they didn't have love for.
I wrote "What is grief, if not preserved love." in one of my short stories (That I was asked to make into a book so now I'm doing that) BEFORE I saw this webseries.
The way I was so shocked about the fact that the lines match so much and then found out that people love this certain line gave ME an ego boost, lmao.
I'm sure the writer of this line is still happy about it.
"I've never experienced loss because I've never had a loved one to lose" okay but I would seriously kill for one of the 'What If?’ episodes to be about Wanda dying and seeing how Vision handles it; anger, sadness, denial, etc. I just know Paul Bettany would kill that role!
yes!!!
Looks like What if is gonna focus on the real questions. Like what if Captain America was a woman or Star-Lord was black?
@@vlad_47 i can answer that... She'd be a women and he'd be black... Simple.
@@dingledoodles2615 D I V E R S I T Y
@@vlad_47 dude this is the best comment I've seen all year
When I first saw this scene, I thought “Wow, he’s so human!” And then I remembered the actor IS human, and realized how stupid it seemed for me to be amazed that an actor, pretending to be a robot, trying to be human, was actually good at being human.
Fun fact: humans are actually all robots pretending to be human. So what he was doing in this scene was indeed quite remarkable
Lol
The power of great acting
This would be even more funny if you said you were on acid when you made that realization, lol.
@@hershey091396 sadly no, I was completely sober and still had that reaction
For me the best line in history was when Toby Maguire said-
"I had to beat an old lady with a stick to get this."
The passion with which he said it bought tears to my eyes.
I see Spiderman 3 last lines also very powerful, when Tobey said " no matter how much deep problem we have ,we can always choose a right path..." .that line n with bgm was a very good..
I miss the part where that's my problem. 😏
"Pizzatime"
“See ya chump.” In Spider-Man 3 after smashing Eddie’s camera
“You’ll get your rent when you fix this DAMN DOOR!”
-Bully Maguire Spider Man 3
Fun fact: This scene was originally different but Paul Bettany felt it needed something more so the scriptwriters scrubbed it and literally called up a grief counselor, informed her all the details of the situation and they all came up with a line that would mean more and with Paul's delivery we got this.
That's how much the actors care and how much Marvel is committed to the stuff they do.
Marvel really does produce a lot of the shows I really like right now. People yawn "another super hero movie?" But, those of us who grew up on comics realize it's all the non-arc character moments we come back for. The Super Powers are only there to provide a kind of wish fulfillment, but they aren't really the content and Marvel seems to get this. Being a "hero" is about their integrity as people.
Marvel ain’t at all committed anymore. They don’t put much effort cuz the eye know ppl will watch anyways
@@fc_chorizo16 Well I just wrote a post giving a recent examples on how Marvel is still all those things.
But okay.
Marvel creates the same thing over and over. Cheesy lines, kid friendly etc. mostly because Disney owns them
@@MM-MLT so wandavision is the same thing as Falcon and Winter Soldier?
“What is grief if not love persevering?”
...
“What am I?”
“...mostly you’re my love.”
The fact that this is said moments before she lets him go, moments before he stops “persevering” so to speak, is more proof that this is the end of the lifelong cycle of grief she’s been tormented by. Well... It’s official. Wanda’s now my favourite living MCU character.
Related to that is the line "We have said goodbye before. So it stands to reason we will say hello again." In other words, don't let the grief of goodbye overwhelm you because there is the hope of hello.
Living lul
Yep. ❤️ I knew very little about her going in. She’s so great, she’s made me want to actually watch all the films.
i like this Until she goes full cthon bat shit crazy in multiverse of madness and probably dies
She enslaved people.
Reminds of that quote from Dolly Parton : "Grief is just love with nowhere to go."
It isn't her quote ....She was Quoting Jamie Anderson......
Paul Bettany is so gentlemanly and sophisticated, I'd love to see him in a Bond movie
But Bond nowadays is all about shooting and punching and not having any rules
@@davidecarusone3333 well don't you worry its gone the road of diversity and getting a woman to play JAMES BOND after this movie apparently
@@chicjam8928 I bet it's gonna be better than the latest version
@@chicjam8928 okay and?
@@peterthirdandthebridges its James bond you knob
I absolutely agree about the perfection that is this line.
I would say further that Marvel pulled off an unlikely victory by making Vision *not* be a completely ridiculous character. Bettany plays him with gravitas, and all of his funny lines are delivered in perfect deadpan. And it works.
I think that’s something a lot of actors forget, that playing a joke like it’s funny will never hit as well as playing it totally straight. The character should come first, and the writing should sell it.
I've never seen Bettany be anything less than brilliant. He elevates every movie he's been in.
marvel really knows how to cast a character
IKR! Vision only suffers from a lack of movie screen time and WandaVision being behind Disney's paywall. Otherwise he'd be more appreciated - as well as Wanda.
Bettany and Olsen got to showcase their talents -drama/comedy - with great writing in that show. Still my fave!
Love Paul Bettany! Knight’s Tale is amazing largely because of him. He did a fantastic job with this part!
“A thing isn’t beautiful because it lasts.” - Age of Ultron
“Our very strength invites challenge. Challenge incites conflict. And conflict breeds catastrophe.” - Civil War
“You can never hurt me, I just feel you.” - Infinity War
“What is grief, if not love persevering?” - WandaVision
Literally in all of his appearances he gets a beautiful line that kills us in one way or another.
And himself in the last two lines.
@@speedycheese790 oof xD
I'm screenshotting this!
@@speedycheese790 you did not have to do that 😢
@@srishtigupta1093 I did not have to, but I _needed_ to.
I don’t think I’ve ever been so invested in love story between two characters. Jack and Rose came close but something about Wanda and Vision’s relationship is so endearing, I didn’t want it to end.
This is the beginning there will be more👌🏻
@@Ssuperiorr well yeah, but season 2 may not happen(since the last episode is called the series finale), I don’t what them to be halfway In the spot light, I want them to have all the spotlight!!! I’m going a little crazy since WandaVision ended....if you couldn’t tell...
I’m saying we will see more of Wanda and vision in future movies such as doctor strange 2
@@Ssuperiorr yeah Ik that...and I’m saying I’m going mental, bc I need specifically WandaVision season 2 now
We all do🤣 lol I’m dying over here
I’m so glad Vision gets all of these banger lines cause it really emphasizes the ultra intelligent android he is. Being thoughtful and philosophical is simply part of his nature and they really nailed it.
What I absolutely loved about this show that made it so special was that it was a superhero show, but not about the traditional superhero “saving the world antics”. The plotline was literally a woman who has to learn to overcome her grief and let go, it wasn’t some alien or magical crap (which is fun but overdone), it featured a superhero going through a very real, human experience (with some magic thrown in of course). Using Wanda’s magic and the alternate reality she created as a metaphor for a coping mechanism of denial was genius, the way we all want to or do trap ourselves in our own little fantasy world in our head when tragedy strikes was shown in a fantastic way that mixed superhero elements into an overall very genuine, emotional and human story. I’m a big marvel fan, but it was just so refreshing to see a superhero story that is 100% centered around the superhero overcoming grief and self destructive habits instead of a big villain or something was so refreshing. I know marvel movies have done it before, but usually it’s a small subplot if anything, but Wandavision’s entire plot centered around learning to let go and accept reality and I think that was so beautiful to see in a superhero story, such a human concept that could be easily related to.
This deserves soooo many likes
Yessss so so good! Reality, though it can be harsh at times, is the best place for us to live
u seen daredevil yet? not the shitty movie but the best marvel show there is?
Damnit dude this is spot on, good stuff.
I love the show so much.Wandavision is a flawed masterpiece
This line and “Boys...thank you for choosing me to be your mom.” destroyed my attempts at trying not to cry.
As a father, who feels so blessed to have my son, I just couldn’t help but think back at how many time I’ve looked at my son and thought this very same thing but replaced with the word dad.
Just Beautiful.
“Dad...thank you for choosing me to be your mom” :D
@@roguetwo7949,
LOL! Thank you 😊.
that line was dumb cause she created them with magic. they didnt choose shit
@@xarachne8473,
Sure, if you feel that way. Why not?
Everyone’s entitled to feel differently.
No big deal my friend.
@@xarachne8473 You missed the point entirely. Children born by biological means, don't choose either. The point is that love doesn't just exist, it is created and grown. You don't simply love your mother just bc she is your mother.
But what is drip
if not swag perservering
they're relevant to your comment
underrated comment
ViShawn J'Arvis
Ayoooo
Bro..from where do you come up with this kinda shit. It's lit....
All the Wandavision growth went out the window for Multiverse of Madness 😂😭
Did it, or did we see the Darkhold fully corrupt her in MoM?
Me imagining a fanfic where Wanda could still live with her hex family. After all, what is fanfic if not denial persevering.
This is very much in the spirit of the show 😂
THIS 👏
PLEASE drop the link of ur ff!
@@mannajacobc.2269
Even if I drop it here you'll just find error 404 cause I'm LAZY XD
Now hoping for someone to pick up the idea so I can read it lol
@@Antyla I had the idea to write one, but I have exams but maybe if my crappy writing skills ever evolve, I'll write one haha
I’ll write one if I have time! I’m not the best at writing and it’s 4 am so we all know I’m going to forget about it but hell why not, I’ll link it after I finish it
This line was great, but ...
Vision: “we’ve said goodbye before so it stands to reason”
Wanda: “we’ll say hello again”
Killed me ❤️💔😭
But the persevering line is so meme-able, it will be more popular.
You are right tho, I love that goodbye line... 😭😭😭
That shit had me hype. Praying White Vision comes back
@@simplenough same, I think he just flew off for some alone time to process his restored memories or something
This was the more memorable line for me because it shows love and hope can transcend, space, time, the universe, and different realities. It doesn't matter how far you are away from someone, if you love them you'll always find them no matter the cost. ❤
oh no
Now put this against the WORST line in scriptwriting history:
"Somehow, Palpatine returned."
The duality of Disney
Urrrgh it fills me with rage
i just went from feeling depressed to angry omg i HATE that line with a passion
@@rayanghorayeb6795 wait till you see shows in my country
I was thinking about star wars as well but not that one. I was thinking "I don't like sand..."
But yea, this has to be worse
Vision always had such amazing lines. He shows us why humanity is worth fighting for. He is the foil to Ultron. Whereas Ultron saw the hate and suffering, Vision saw love and potential. Ultron tried to destroy humanity, Vision vowed to protect it.
"Humans are odd. They think order and chaos are somehow opposites and try to control what won't be. But there is grace in their failings."
"They're doomed."
@@Upstartvirus04 "yes"
@@ako3624 but a thing isn't beautiful because it lasts
Someone I knew said they weren't excited for this show because they said Wanda and Vision weren't established enough as a couple to get their own show, but I said "That's WHY they're getting a show. To further establish their relationship." ... And it succeeded.
"weren't established enough" What a silly thing to say. They had two years together, according to INFINITY WAR.
@@michaelmaier7262 They mean on-screen. Yeah, they had two years of a relationship with each other off-screen, that we didn't see. So you could say their relationship progressed there, but we didn't get to see that, so as an audience we weren't as invested into that coupling.
@Meta Man The Marvel films conveyed his humanity in a way the comics never did. I always thought Vision was cool but it didn't even bother me emotionally when the govt disassembled him in WCA. But after watching WANDAVISION, now my mind is preoccupied and boggled considering philosophical question about Vision. Both before and after Thanos killed him.
@@VJN1001 I say he cannot be "just an AI". He lifted Thor's hammer. He had to be alive.
@@VJN1001 That's a pathetically simplistic POV, one that completely ignores all of the other major elements of Vision's creation. And Stark was obviously jealous.
This line struck at the heart of me, and I know it resonated with many others who’ve suffered loss in their lives. Such a powerful and beautiful line. I have yet not to tear up every time I watch this scene.
I am always here if people need to talk x
@@spiderdink8468 queen❤️
Yes. When a loved one dies you can't show them love anymore, but your love for them continues to exist in the form of grief.
Elizabeth Olsen's acting is phenomenal. The way she sometimes subtly smiles (00:04) while being sorrowful and frustrated, she portrays so much emotion in her expressions. Vision got great dialogue but Lizzie carried this show. Even in Multiverse of Madness, her performance feels so impactful. Best actress working today.
Nah man, I don't watch her stuff a lot, but I did watch the multiverse of madness, and I felt like her acting wasn't as great there.
@@hisanuswat4359yeah as someone who basically watches movies for a living her acting here wasn’t anything crazy😂 marvel fanboys suck off everyone tho so I’m not surprised
@@dj.big0these goofy internet kid are everywhere.
Don't know how to get rid of these motherfuc***
@starvenrain
Grow up dude.
bro that was literally normal... any decent actress can do that
The fact that they found space for a profound insight into love, life, loss and memory in a Marvel television show really impresses me. I am not sure if this programme will be recognised with awards but people will cherish its quality and that is what matters.
In the middle of a comic book superhero battle with flying robots and lasers and witches and magic... Marvel has a metaphysical discussion about the Ship of Theseus. And it's exactly on point for the character.
This show is fantastic.
Cap: girls fall for me because im handsome and have big muscles
vision: i just talk
His voice and the way he talks is enough. Ahahaha
As if cap cared about any other girl but the one he owed a danced to
@@lostskull7467 kinda sharon and natasha too but not as much
Prob cared a little for Wanda too
Bro that heart o gold says a whole lot too :)
@@kateymclatey1891 I meant care like a couple
My 11 year old cousin was diagnosed with cancer last year, she died very unexpectedly 3 weeks later. I watched this episode on a particularly bad day when I was struggling with my grief and depression. It felt exactly like how Wanda was describing, a wave threatening to drown me. This scene and that line truly helped my heart heal a little. The brilliant writers and cast deserve all the awards and recognition for their incredible work.
i’m so beyond sorry for your loss. may she rest in peace❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm truly sorry for your loss🥺, may she rest in peace. And remember, she always with you, in here❤
Cancer at that young age. How....tf
Whenever I think about the loved ones I’ve lost, I come back to this scene. It always brings me a sense of comfort and reassurance. “Grief is just love with nowhere to go.” -Jamie Anderson
As someone who lost 7 people to COVID in the past year.. this line was something I feel a lot of people really needed to hear.
I'm so sorry for your loss... I hope your heart heals and you stay safe
Keep ya head up. God takes ones he loves the most earlier than most. He has a plan for everyone
Wow! Very sorry for your loss. If there ever was an outlier, you’d be it. 7 people, when most don’t even know a single person who has died from it. Do you work in an old age home?
@@truthorhappiness no. I was just blessed with several pairs of great grandparents who lived a long, long time compared to most these days. But they were all very high in age and when one got COVID, it seemed it just started going through them all after that.
No wonder no one I know is struggling from COVID, you’re taking all the hits.
We never got to see the early stages of the Wandavision relationship before this and I'm so SO grateful this scene was included. This little moment before they became a couple shows exactly why they did - Wanda literally at her breaking point and Vision being so gentle with her and unafraid of her, and helping her turning all her grief/loss into love/motivation to keep fighting. It's such a sweet moment.
Gay
@@mikecheq45 the most 80s retort of all time
Ok Boomer
@@mikecheq45 Your comment shows how socially awkward and dim witted you are . You are a shame to society and it is people like you entoxicate the environment . So keep this shit to yourself , the world doesn't comments of people like you
@@mikecheq45 fella, is it gay to love and understand a women?
“I’ll never let go.”, has finally been de-throned after two and a half decades Edit: Okay just to clarify, I’m not saying I’ll never let go was the best line ever, I’m saying it was considered by society to be the most romantic line ever until Visions line about Grief came along
where is this quote from?
@@rafaelaavelinodacosta765 Titanic
@@williamr.c.4168 oh thanks, I watched that movie so many times but I cant recall this scene
@@williamr.c.4168 maybe that's a sign I need to rewatch again hah
On a raft that could have held them both....
My grandpa passed away today, and I came back to watch this for the first time in a year. Has me sobbing over here. What an astoundingly beautiful line
Im so sorry
I am sorry for your loss
"Because you can't hate the night if you've lived your whole life without light, and you can't hate the dish if you've only ever eaten fish, and you can't feel alone if it's all you've ever known" - Hank Green, cira my teen years
Is that supposed to be profound? lol
@@awesome9174 nah it's a song about an angler fish. The line just reminded me of it lol
this comment gave me such temporal whiplash, thank you
I just watched the anglerfish song for the first time yesterday! Explains the "Hanklerfish" reference in a more recent video about signing books.
(There's a lot of vlogbrothers content in the universe. I just got here and will probably never run out.)
As a writer this makes me sad. I don’t think I’ll ever write something as beautiful as this scene.
Don't compare yourself to others, just do what you want.
This is the same show that also has one of the absolute worst dialogue ever “they’ll never know what you’ve sacrificed for them”. Just keep doing what you’re good at and don’t compare yourself
Watch it again darling. You feel sorrow when you love something that you can't have, right? If you're mourning the absence of perfection by your part it's because you love your craft and you'll probably live and die loving it. At some point you're bound to write something as beautiful if you keep the feeling alive. Just don't give up. You got this.
It's worth it to try
I think the same my dear colleague.
"because I'm with you till the end of the line."
"He may have been your father, but he wasn't your daddy."
"What is love, if not love preserving?"
Those words got me feels...
😢 Yondu
I miss the part where that's my problem.
"You're only half a man, living half a life."
I'M MARY POPPINS Y'ALL
"what is love? oh baby, don't hurt me. don't hurt me, no more…" 😔
Vision has some of the best lines in the MCU, but nothing gets remotely close to the Ship of Theseus dialogue. That was both stimulating and hilarious.
"it's a terrible day for rain"
"what do you mean it's not raining?"
"yes it is"
Best line ever
Oh general 😭
Maes Hughes who I like to call the wholesome alchemist died again. 😭
ooh god :(
@@darkestera914 sorry for triggering your PTSD bro
YOOO FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST
"I have strings but now I'm free" will be the creepiest line from any MCU movie that I've ever heard.
Too lazy to check but it was Ultron right?
@@flame_zzl Yeb. Who new a line from a children's story could be made so sinister?
The way he said it gave me chills
*had
*in dying robot voice*
“There are no strings on me”
This is scene is so good It's insane. Paul Bettany is perfect and the dialogue is beautiful and geniusly written.
The little details, like him asking "can it?" reminding you that he's just a robot trying to understand human emotions...
paul bettany's voice is so calm and soothing, could literally listen to him for hours without getting bored
This reminds me so much of another one of my favourite quotes.
"The pain I feel now is the happiness I had before. That's the deal" - C. S. Lewis, A Grief Observed, referring to the death of his wife
This. line, and its adaptation into the film "Shadowlands", is tremendously profound and helped me deal with my grief over my mother's death
Reminds me of the final scene of call me by your name
Beatiful dude
C. S. Lewis has absolute BANGERS of lines
its ok, however the BEST line in scriptwriting history is "Somehow Palpatine has returned"
Kitana: Mother! You're Alive!
Sindel: Too bad you..... will die.
Now, This is the best line in scriptwriting history
This comment honestly made my night XD
"The fly now!"
I AM THE SENATE!
damn that is just so pathetic i had a bit of hype for rots too 🤣
"I love life...Yeah, I'm sad, but at the same time, I'm really happy that something could make me feel that sad. It's like...It makes me feel alive, you know. It makes me feel human. The only way I could feel this sad now is if I felt something really good before. So I have to take the bad with the good. So I guess what I'm feeling is like a beautiful sadness."
-Butters, South Park
I think about that line often. Go figure drawing deep, emotional inspiration around grief from South Park
“A strong man stands up for himself, a stronger man stands up for others.”
-Ben from Barnyard
"What is beef, but not cow persevering?" - Paul Bettany
"Snitches get thrown in ditches" -Also Paul Bettany
Instead of cow, pettiness
That really spoke to me.
@Meta Man He really stepped outside of his comfort zone as Vision. Who would've imagined that being the voice of Jarvis meant playing an actual person in 2008?
And in that moment. Wanda fell deeply in love with vision. Like who wouldnt. That crisp voice, the dorkiness he has since he isnt quite sure how to act like a normal human, how freakin wise he is. Vision is great. Sad to see him go but hopefully we get vis back in the future with white vision
White Vision is still the body of Vision, and now he (sorta) has his memory back.
I doubt he could be the same though considering that the Mind Stone was quite literally part of him before it was ripped out and destroyed.
@@mnomadvfx infinity war implied he can still be vision without it.
My mother died from covid recently, so this quote really comforted me. I miss you mom
much love to you and your family
we’re so sorry for your loss, i hope you’re doing alright.
-ari
I'm so sorry for your loss and the loss of your family. I wish you all the best
so, so sorry for your loss. she will always be with you, in your heart. may she rest in peace.
Honestly, visions entire character is one of the best things to exist in all of movies
Vision is so wise
Thanks to the mind stone
You could even say he has.. vision.
You could say that, yes
Well, he was born yesterday...
@@johnangelocabauatan6216Vision is more than the mind stone.
The second I heard this line, I just thought: The internet’s about to go crazy over this one-
This show better bring home a ton of awards, For Paul, Lizzie, and these amazing writers.
You can’t forget Kathryn Hahn best villain in the MCU
@@bubbles9267 Truth!
@@bubbles9267 preach!
@@bubbles9267 that’s a bit of a stretch
@@ye_ole_nade5299 Well she has to stand against early Loki, that's kinda hard. But other than him and Killmonger, the MCUs villains so far are nowhere near as iconic as Agatha Harkness, atleast that's my opinion.
“The helper seeks to help, because he knows what it is to be helpless.”
-Wander Over Yonder
As someone who has suffered a stillborn of my first child, what Wanda said is true. The pain of grief truly drowns you. I also really appreciate what Vision said here. After hearing him about what grief is, that’s when I realized what it truly means. This scene is indeed written brilliantly. -Zuko’s furmom.
God I love Vision and Wanda so much.
Vision is the Yoda of the MCU, and ironically, the most human out of all of the Avengers.
"I can only say this: of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human." - James T. Kirk
Gosh, that was beautiful. I can't imagine what incredibly creative thinking must have had to gone into this script for that line to come out the way that it did!
Adding on to this, they called in a grief counselor to help with the dialogue and together wrote the lines
"You're Ralph................. Bohner?"
"Boner hehe!"
Undoubtedly the best line in the entire series.
It's a really subtle and great way to leave him open to come back as quicksilver of they go that route.
Because it's clear from the pictures that have his name on them underneath what seems to be a headshot models use and the way he reacts to the name bohner that it isnt his name and he's infact the one in witness protection which is what led detective woo to Westwood looking for him.
Nope .
Not gonna lie. This was running through my mind as I watched my mother sprinkle her father's ashes into his favorite fishing lake. It was so loud in my brain I almost heard it and it brought me to tears.
Sorry for your loss
Bruh!! I put this in all my socials as if I was the one who wrote and directed this scene! Magnificent.
14 year old girls be like
@@Korijenkins1414 you won't be 14 years old forever, surely your birthday is coming up this year right?
@@lephepha I did the same i have to admit it haha, the line is something special, first time i do something like that
Lmfao super cringe. You'll probably find the line if you google "deep grief quotes" or some shit. Ain't even the best in the MCU and people are calling it the most brilliant scene in cinema history lmao
@@cross5025 you are an anomaly , you Google "deep grief quotes" ? I never even thought of that. You must have been through some deep depression from losing the loved ones close to you one after another.
I also find it weird that people have been losing family like crazy in these covid times and you're making fun of them for relating to what Wanda is going through and just appreciating this scene. Your brain isn't wired right my guy. Get some help.
This is where she fell deeply in love with him ❤️
The writing on this show needs an award or something
I really hope they honor this show and make Wanda and Vision much more important characters, especially Vision since he's always been casted aside and haven't seen his true power yet.
“Our very strength invites challenge, challenge incites conflict, conflict breeds catastrophe” -vision
Vision is honestly such an underrated character, i loved him for the time we had him
Vision is my favourite Marvel character.
He is the only one who could make her smile and laugh at such a difficult moment for her...
I'm a writer, novelist and screenwriter. I have a litmus test for other writers' work: 'Would I have loved being the one to write that?' In this instance, my response was 'YES! Absafuckinglutely!' But more; as someone with a substantial connection with Shakespeare, I also thought 'This could have come from the quill of The Bard.' It's a glorious piece of writing, speaking volumes in eight words. (I should also add that from my perspective, this isn't just applicable to losing someone to death. It's just as true when a profound relationship ends, whether it be in the coupled sense, a friendship, a pet...even a job or a place. And this for me, brings into play the Shakespeare reference, because he spoke so many 'universal truths'. That is, stuff that's applicable to more than just the scene within which the notion is spoken.)
It’s exactly why this line resonated with me. I still haven’t moved on from being ghosted by my crush after all these months and then this show struck with all its incredibly emotional lines and it just broke me lol
Wow so philosophical
Comparing things to Shakespeare is always risky, but I think you can get away with it in this case. Vision is written as a highly intelligent character trying to understand human issues from first principles; that’s extremely Shakespearean. (Has Bettany ever played Hamlet? Because that’s Hamlet’s schtick.) So when the writers give him a line which works, you get this whole sumnary of the human condition thing.
Scrolled down to write something to this effect but I can see it won’t be necessary. It is firmly in that neo-bardic territory. Thank you.
Are you literally the guy from the tweet? lmao
Kinda reminds of another great line about grief:
"Grief is love with nowhere to go."
- Jamie Anderson
Where is this quote from?
Nah dude, the best line ever in cinematic history was when Morbius looked directly at the camera, the music drops and he said to the audience, "It's Morbin time!" and then Morbs into his vampire form
Dude he morbs SO hard in that scene I love it
I started morbing in the theatre during that scene
I often what gimmicky socialmedia personas do in between trends. There's always a lull between one goofy phenomenon, and another fabricated hype- do you scour the internet for new sources? Hug your families, girlfriends?(well definitely not girlfriends, right)
@@TK20088 I heard that Morbius 2 is gonne be even morber
Now I have to watch Morbius followed by Paddington 2. What other movie completes the trifecta of greatness?
I was watching this episode with my college roommates joking around and we all got silent when he said that. Such a beautiful way of looking at things.
Looking back, it’s beautiful that her idea of Vision was so complete: he loved Wanda so much even he had to gently remind her that this version of him only lives in her heart.
we gotta put this on a t-shirt
God, I’m gonna miss Vision. He was honestly one of my favorite characters. He’s a robot, but he was programmed to somehow feel emotion. And I also like that Visions final fight in WandaVision is literally just him having an intellectual debate with his evil counterpart about the Ship of Theseus paradox. I like that he uses his robot intelligence to win. Im gonna miss him
As someone who has recently lost loved ones, this was a beautiful scene to watch.
Ditto. Brother last September.
I wish you nothing but love and healing.
@@Cheebzsta Brother this February. love❤️
@@gauripandey605 I know people lose brothers and sisters every day but my heart never breaks any less to hear someone say it.
There's nothing I can say that'll make it better so I won't pretend to try.
@@Cheebzsta Same for me. All I can say is I hope you heal soon and find Happiness ❤️
After this scene Vision is my all time favorite avenger.... He is not a human but he is the most humane person to walk on earth... truly born worthy of Mjölnir...
"But What is grief, if not love persevering?" Hits differently for people who lost someone. 😢
Ah yes, I've lost my mom and my gf and I broke up shortly after. I grieve them both but each loss feels different. My mom is mostly the fact that I miss her. My ex is that I miss her but also regret the things that led to us breaking up. In my dreams we are always just about to reconcile, but then I do or say something and everything falls appart
I lost my dad three weeks ago & I use this line a lot.
What does this quote mean can you explain?
@@UnfunnyMayonaise we feel this level of sadness is because of the love we feel for that person we lost. The grief is actually the love we feel for that person. It's a reminder that we loved once and that love will remain within us. Hence, grief is love persevering.
@@danarkham1 oh ... Thanks for the beautiful explanation
Still tears me. Excellent job MCU for showing us Wanda’s story.
Except for Multiverse of Madness. It just chucked Wanda’s entire character out the window.
The relationship wanda and vision share is so poetic like classic literature
And just as tragic.
@@narnarbelair9710 😭😩
So true
Vision is just so captivating. Thank you Paul Bettany for inspiring not just me with your performance, but my not-even-2 year old daughter. She gets excited and yells “Vision!” Whenever she sees him. Only other character she does that with is Dr.Doom and the 80’s Spider-Man!
Nah. The best line in scriptwriting history is: “You’re tearing me apart, Lisa!” I still get chills whenever I hear that. And the delivery...the delivery was SPOT ON!
hahahahahahahaha
I prefer "Oh hi Mark....."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Star Wars / Tommy Wissau mash up is just classic.
Oh hello Johnny I didn't know it was you. You're my favorite customer.
@@scoobysnak07 oh hi doggie.
EVERY DAY I WAKE UP
*punches wall *
This line is even more amazing because as a being with a logical brain, he conjectures the cause of the pain coming from the grief.
I balled my eyes out after this line.
Context: I lost my grandma quite recently. We were really close. My father was worse hurt, so I had to support him and not break down infront of him. Thus, this scene unravelled me in ways I didn't know I could.