Spanglish (2004) - I'm So Glad You're Back Scene (9/10) | Movieclips
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- Опубліковано 22 гру 2024
- Spanglish - I'm So Glad You're Back: Evelyn (Cloris Leachman) advises Deborah (Tea Leoni) on what to say to her husband.
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Mexican immigrant and single mother Flor Moreno (Paz Vega) finds housekeeping work with Deborah (Téa Leoni) and John Clasky (Adam Sandler), a well-off couple with two children of their own. When Flor admits she can't handle the schedule because of her daughter, Cristina (Shelbie Bruce), Deborah decides they should move into the Clasky home. Cultures clash and tensions run high as Flor and the Claskys struggle to share space while raising their children on their own, and very different, terms.
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Cast: Adam Sandler, Téa Leoni, Paz Vega, Cloris Leachman, Shelbie Bruce, Sarah Steele, Ian Hyland
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There's a scene shortly after where Bernice, their daughter, talks to her dad and she says she's worried about survival. And I used to think she was talking about surviving financially if her parents divorced but now I feel like she meant surviving with her neurotic, narcissistic mother.
Such a good scene about a Mom mentoring her daughter - coming from a place of wisdom. Teaching that cooler heads prevail. Fight with, not against. Focus on the most important goal. We all could use a Cloris at our most broken time 💔
I will never understand why Americans throw their elders into prisons when they get old instead of taking care of them.
Dude, I thought you were talking about the Mexican mother at first. Deborah is the epitome of western toxic femininity. Cloris is just looking out for her own best interest, trying to prevent her daughter from ruining a good living off her son in law.
Cheating wife
This movie is so underrated. It's so good. Tea Leoni is amazing and absolutely unhinged in this film. I shouldn't laugh, but she juat takes it to another level ,😂😂😂 Brilliant acting for everyone , even the kids. The acting makes the movie 💯
Just got the news of Cloris' death and the first movie of thought of with her in it was this one. I miss her so much already.
Same here. She was good as the mother in this movie
The end of this clip is bittersweet. Deborah realizes what's important, but John is already gone. Cloris Leachman was so good in this, like everything she's ever done.
Deborah of an extreme example of the western toxic female. They don't ever learn. They only get moments of clarity to fake remorse long enough to fool their husbands for awhile, and then they slip right back into their toxic behavior. Seen it a bunch of times. If women like Deborah were really remorseful and wanted to change, every psychologist in this country would be booked for the next 10 years.
Cloris is/was a national treasure like no other. Her talent and creativity and humanistic involvement were invaluable. I was once in a production of “Oklahoma” w her. She can anything and be very modest. She’s just the loveliest person. Her ads for Peta are great.
her mom really has her back
Such a good supporter
Her mom was thinking in self interest and trying to keep her daughter from ruining a good and privileged life.
@@TheBashar327she was a wonderful mediator
Well... She's the main reason why Deborah is so screwed. Even in the end she accept it.
I’m here after hearing the sad news about Cloris Leachman 😭😭😭
Tea Leoni's best movie i think. Her character goes through a great arc.
"You need a hose..."
😭😂😭😂 I laughed so hard I pee'd myself the first time I saw this movie. Rest easy Cloris Leachman God needed laughter in heaven so he took you home honey.
This woman in this movie is the definition of uptight!
This was my favorite scene of the movie.
I love the way she says help out in the situation
It's the best scene in the movie.
@@redsimonytit truly is a wonderful scene
😳 The snot… 🤮 Every time the Director yelled: ‘Cut! Let’s take it from the top!”
Deborah had to be written as a character with BPD
Oh no! Narcissistic.
Lots of western women are like Deborah. You don't see this so much in other parts of the world. Not sure if it's something in the water or what? Nature, nurture or both.
@@TheBashar327It is because of the high level of drugs and alcohol consumed in the US. The mother was an alcoholic and she did not give her a stable home, of course that will have an impact on adulthood. There are a lot of Deborahs (male and female) out there because the upbringing was unstable. It's called generational trauma.
@@Andy-nv6ys, true, there are both genders of Deborah, but women get more of a pass. The US definitely has a drinking problem. They serve alcohol in a lot more public places and cheaper than the US, but it is extremely rare to see anyone falling down drunk, obnoxious or belligerent over there. There's still a very conservative social stigma against such public displays. Not that it doesn't happen, but a lot rarer.
Good movie. Great acting
👍
0:09 Good mom lol.
"You need a hose" haha
I always took this scene to mean that their marriage actually had a chance.
Omg more gorgeous film
This film is hard to watch at times because the script is so thin and the actors are really struggling to make something happen that just isn’t there.
Exactly what I was thinking. If anything, it actually pulled put some pretty strong performances lol
People who ship Flor with John don't give Deborah enough credit.
You kidding? The entire movie she’s be an entitled snob, it’s a miracle john isn’t like that
Credit?....... for being such a toxic, selfish self entitled personality? Deborah needs 5 years or more of intense psychiatric treatment and meds. But in this society, she's just called empowered.
This woman is the epitome of toxic, acidic, hypocrite.
@@TheBashar327Nobody calls them that, you are making imaginary enemies lmao
You know, even back then when I watched this for the first time not knowing about the destructive agenda of feminism and femnists, I realized what she said and what her mother told her to say was not "politically correct" or feminist. Instead it was reasonable and most important it was the right thing to do.
A feminist would have told her to scream and rant and make demands and destroy her marriage.
redsimonDE what the heck do you know about feminists?
The only people bringing up feminism constantly and also annoyingly are angsty men frightened by women. Simply women.
This has got nothing to do with feminism.
I don't think you know the definition of feminism
You sound like an idiot
Wow