"Like my old ambitious self who was so fascinated by communication" - This line really hit me and I just felt so bad and sad. Definitely made me tear up.
R.I.P Mom though we lost you this year I cant stop listening to this speech and try to grasp ever so tightly of your voice uttering these words. Every vist counts people if you know it or dont till there last breathe it counts show them you love them not just in that moment but every moment.
Alzheimer's killed my beautiful Grandmother in 2013. It took a little over 2 years for it to turn her from the sweetest woman I knew to someone who was so angry and bitter before she could no longer speak much or move. My Grandfather who is now 98 years old still says all the time that he misses his beautiful Dorothy and can't wait to join her someday. They were married 70 years when she passed away. His oldest son passed away from Pancreatic cancer the day of his beloved wife's funeral. I was 31 weeks pregnant at the time. My son had to be born 3 days after her funeral due to severe pre-eclampsia. I named him River because my grandmother lost a little son at only two weeks old to SIDS. I named him after her baby boy and my grandfather Jesse. My mother is 67 years old and is currently fighting Alzheimer's after being diagnosed 5 months ago. So this movie hit home hardcore...
My aunt cried almost all the movie when she saw it with me, because her mother deid of Alzheimer. But unlike Alice, her mother (my aunt's mother) had lost the power of speech.
@@laurenbruyette209Right. Sandy Oltz was an advisor. When she had Early Onset Alzheimer’s, how was she able to be an advisor? She was diagnosed at the age of 46.
Vaig veure Encar sóc l'Alícia a finals del dos-mil divuit; i recordo aquesta escena -un parlament- com la millor de la pellícula. Si més no, si la jutjo pel poder que va tenir d'emocionar-me. Emocionar-me per la intelligència i el sentiment tan ben casats en el que el conferenciant hi exposa en primera persona.
ua-cam.com/video/GUMDgk-AxHw/v-deo.html couldn't keep a dry eye first time I watched the movie, still can't when I watch this scene and that moment. Pure emotion and such an amazing portrayal by Julianne
Life is kind of weird cuz he or she is making that speech on the stage with her daughter watching and twenty years from now her daughter will be on the same stage approaching Alzheimer's giving that speech to her own granddaughter funny the Lord works in mysterious ways
I will always remember this film by this speech, I couldn't control my tears in the cinema
To me this movie, and Awakenings are 2 of the saddest yet amazing movies I have ever seen.
"Like my old ambitious self who was so fascinated by communication" - This line really hit me and I just felt so bad and sad. Definitely made me tear up.
That line won her the Oscar
The moment her voice is breaking I’m breaking too.
R.I.P Mom though we lost you this year I cant stop listening to this speech and try to grasp ever so tightly of your voice uttering these words. Every vist counts people if you know it or dont till there last breathe it counts show them you love them not just in that moment but every moment.
This part of the film always makes me cry 😥😥
Alzheimer's killed my beautiful Grandmother in 2013. It took a little over 2 years for it to turn her from the sweetest woman I knew to someone who was so angry and bitter before she could no longer speak much or move. My Grandfather who is now 98 years old still says all the time that he misses his beautiful Dorothy and can't wait to join her someday. They were married 70 years when she passed away. His oldest son passed away from Pancreatic cancer the day of his beloved wife's funeral. I was 31 weeks pregnant at the time. My son had to be born 3 days after her funeral due to severe pre-eclampsia. I named him River because my grandmother lost a little son at only two weeks old to SIDS. I named him after her baby boy and my grandfather Jesse. My mother is 67 years old and is currently fighting Alzheimer's after being diagnosed 5 months ago. So this movie hit home hardcore...
This movie changed my idea about this disease I wasn't aware of how hard It Is
Best scene ever, from every film.
I love this speech! It is very moving!
argh when her voice cracks at the end. i lose it and tear up every time.
My aunt cried almost all the movie when she saw it with me, because her mother deid of Alzheimer. But unlike Alice, her mother (my aunt's mother) had lost the power of speech.
+Giorgio Maggi So sorry to hear.... :'(
I'm so sorry.
it really is one one of the creulest diseases isn't it
Alice did lose her ability to speak
@@julieworsley5048 along with ALS. That's the opposite. You lose your ability to do everything, other than use your eyes, and your brain stays sharp.
Her speech really did change compared to what was in the book
This speech is sad.
At 2:56, we clearly see Sandy Oltz from close up. This movie was inspired by Sandy Oltz who has Early-Onset Alzheimer's.
Sandy oltz was an advisor. The movie was adapted from a fictional book
@@laurenbruyette209Right. Sandy Oltz was an advisor. When she had Early Onset Alzheimer’s, how was she able to be an advisor?
She was diagnosed at the age of 46.
I bawled in the theater.
0:54 This is something that would have happened with my mom and her reaction to it.
I remember I audibly gasped in the theater when she dropped the papers.
Vaig veure Encar sóc l'Alícia a finals del dos-mil divuit; i recordo aquesta escena -un parlament- com la millor de la pellícula. Si més no, si la jutjo pel poder que va tenir d'emocionar-me. Emocionar-me per la intelligència i el sentiment tan ben casats en el que el conferenciant hi exposa en primera persona.
It's Gail
ua-cam.com/video/GUMDgk-AxHw/v-deo.html couldn't keep a dry eye first time I watched the movie, still can't when I watch this scene and that moment. Pure emotion and such an amazing portrayal by Julianne
4:13
what's the piano called
+Black Rabbit ua-cam.com/video/jStiNkRNeug/v-deo.html
+Aboda mohamed thx
@@abodamohamed5791 That's a different song from the movie. The piano instrumental in this clip is ua-cam.com/video/OCR1rKO9kIc/v-deo.html
Life is kind of weird cuz he or she is making that speech on the stage with her daughter watching and twenty years from now her daughter will be on the same stage approaching Alzheimer's giving that speech to her own granddaughter funny the Lord works in mysterious ways
"funny the Lord works in mysterious ways" He sure has an...interesting sense of humor :^)
I have stuff you want to do with your life but you have Alzheimer's and you can't remember it anyways so let go