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I have watched this scene so many time and I cry every time- so powerful

This is pretty sad 😞 but a happy ending 🥺🥹

I didn't understand this movie as a child. I didn't know about narcissists then.

I think about this film all of the time. The chemistry between Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen is incredible. The music is perfect. The cinematography is perfect. It is an utter masterpiece. Jeff Bridges deserved an Oscar for his performance and John Carpenter deserved at least a nomination for best director.

Awesome movie. Did Jenny get arrested after he left?

This movie could have easily turned to dopey soap opera, but the actors and director kicked ass. Major ass.

If ever they remake this iwant to be in it

Saddest goodbye ever 😁😁😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Yes he could they so highly advanced she could have gone with him writing sucked at that point 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

Deep down inside he really didn’t want to kill Booth. If he did he wouldn’t have given him three days, or the opportunity to shoot him in self defense or deliberately miss when he shot at him.

I've long defended this film's winning Best Picture over "Raging Bull," and while De Niro may have deserved the Best Actor Oscar, it was absolutely criminal for Sutherland not have been at least nominated. RIP.

Just boo-hooing.....

think about your own family watching this revealing moment

This is by far John carpenter’s best film,which is ironic as he is mainly known for horror!

Im a blubbering mess watching this scene.So moving ❤

My father had dementia my mother had died a year before one day I went into his room he was watching this and crying.it was her favorite movie.he had forgot everything but some how he never forgot her.

RIP Donald Sutherland. Calvin Jarrett is among his roles that stand out.

RIP Donald Sutherland

The ghastly, shut-down "niceness" of suburbia, covering up generations of inherited and inflicted pain, "never to be talked about." Gasp.

This scene ALWAYS gets me. No matter how many times I watch it.

Mr. Sutherland, mission accomplished. Rest In Peace.

With Donald passing away today, I had to come back to this scene. I learned how important it is to be there for your kids as a Dad. I am raising my grandson and he made a simple request yesterday. My inclination was to say no because of inconvenience.i relented and said yes. It turned into a special moment and I need to pay more attention. I won’t have them forever. Thanks for reminder, Donald. I am not disappointed either.

Had to come watch this scene after I heard Donald passed. RIP

This scene is everything, thank you Donald Sutherland -- such a fine performance in this film. The nuance, the detail, the spirit -- he had it all. Rest in beautiful peace.

RIP Donald Sutherland. This film and his performance seriously changed my life.

R.I.P. - Donald McNichol Sutherland CC (17 July 1935 - 20 June 2024)

RIP Donald Sutherland & Mary Tyler Moore

When I heard that Donald Sutherland passed, this scene immediately popped in my head. Should have been nominated for an Oscar and Won for his role in Ordinary People.

Thank you, Donald Sutherland. Rest in peace.

RIP, Donald Sutherland. A true legend.

RIP Donald Sutherland. You will be dearly missed.

If this is....the last.....thing...i see....on this.....Blue 💎 Gem....of a Marble.......I'll try.....harder.... Next. TIME....^_^

Saddest goodbye in movie history 😢

There was a love or two I had that were doomed. Often wonder if I’ll see them in the afterlife.

I don't see a man breaking down. I see a broken man healing by finally allowing himself to grieve. I would like to imagine he serves his time in jail, and then comes back and tries to repair his relationship with his remaining children... and perhaps is even able to have an amicable relationship with his ex wife.

This movie was a masterpiece. I enjoyed the whole entire movie 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Here. ..June 2024....I love you all......*/*

Ive never watched a movie like this especially this last scene when David Morris leads Jack's daughter grave.ive never seen 2 actors takes us,the audience right there on our knees holding hands with them because my heart absolutely broke in a way I'd never felt

2:02 Smell my fingers, its been up your minge 😅

the most heartbreakingly beautiful scene 🥹🤍

I remember watching this movie with my Dad when I was a young child. It was one of his favourite movies. I still love it and one day will walk down the aisle to this instrumental. So moving.

beyond great

Excellent movie that stood out in a year of heavy weight movies. I mean Dune and 2010 were both out in 84 in theaters at the same time as Starman. What a year....

Karen so beautiful in the final seen watching go 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

He will know ,🥰🥰🥰

Highly advanced alien race and FTL ships and she couldn't go BULLSHIT .

Mary loved God

I’d love a post-credits scene. Just as they’re reunited they revive him 🤣

Nope when you die it’s started no one is married in heaven and sex doesn’t exist. So it can’t be heaven. So it’s just a short hallucination before he’s buried six feet under

Such a powerful ending.