A MAN CALLED OTTO - Official Trailer (HD)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
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Based on the # 1 New York Times bestseller “A Man Called Ove,” A Man Called Otto tells the story of Otto Anderson (Tom Hanks), a grump who no longer sees purpose in his life following the loss of his wife. Otto is ready to end it all, but his plans are interrupted when a lively young family moves in next door, and he meets his match in quick-witted Marisol. She challenges him to see life differently, leading to an unlikely friendship that turns his world around. A heartwarming and funny story about love, loss, and life, A Man Called Otto shows that family can sometimes be found in the most unexpected places.
Directed by Marc Forster (Finding Neverland), A Man Called Otto stars Tom Hanks (Philadelphia, Forrest Gump, Cast Away), Mariana Treviño (Club the Cuervos), Rachel Keller (Fargo) and Manuel Garcia-Rulfo (The Magnificent Seven). The screenplay is written by Academy Award® nominee David Magee (Best Adapted Screenplay, Life of Pi, 2012; Best Adapted Screenplay, Finding Neverland, 2004) based upon the best-selling novel “A Man Called Ove” by Fredrik Backman, and the film A Man Called Ove by Hannes Holm. The film is being produced by Fredrik Wikström Nicastro, Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks, and Gary Goetzman.
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My wife and I were in Pittsburgh for an appointment, arrived way too early so we went for a walk. We saw a film crew setting up, they had streets blocked off, so for curiosities sake we stood by and watched for a moment. Out of nowhere, Tom Hanks walked right up to my wife and I... even though he was wearing a face mask he was instantly recognizable and as he approached my wife said "OMG it's Tom Hanks"!!! Mr Hanks pretended to look about frantically and said "REALLY? WHERE????!!!" and we laughed. He stood and talked to us, took a photo with us, and was so kind. Anyway, he did that because we were in an area where we weren't supposed to be, and someone on the film crew was about to come over and yell at us and Tom Hanks scolded the person and decided to just come over and talk to us, rather than someone yelling at us. We had no idea what actor was there or even why the camera's were being set up, we were just people going for a walk. Thank you Mr Hanks for making our day that day, and for your overwhelming kindness!
How very kind of him! Then again, he is The Nicest Guy in Hollywood! 😊
Only in Pittsburgh…..
What a great human being
You’re so grateful to a man instead of God. No God fearing man would praise humans like you do, disgusting
My favorite time was when some guy drank too much and passed out on the bar with his cellphone on the counter. Tom Hanks picked up the guys cellphone and took a bunch of selfies with him and the passed out guy. It was hysterical 🤣.
Just saw this. This movie delivers a very strong message about how we should cherish our memories and live a full life at the same time, no matter the age. Don't get trapped in the past, it becomes a burden too heavy to carry.
U worded this really nicely🥲❤
@@stxrgene Thank you. 🙂
I don't cry for this movie
I like it!😊
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I read A Man Called Ove when i went to rehabilitation for alcoholism. I don't think I ever appreciated how much joy and love there is in this world outside of my negative, depressing, loveless ways of thinking about the world around me. 60 days of being internal with no tv, cell phone, or news, just books. And Ove, well, he changed my life. I always imagined Robert Dinero or Tom Hanks playing Ove in my head. I literally just thought about the book looking back just now and to my surprise a movie is coming out this soon. Unreal. Although I am sober right now there are times where i start with that negative thinking and i remind myself all the love i would lose if i drank again. Thank you to the original Author of a Man Called Ove, thank you to T.Hanks and his crew for making this movie , and to the makers of the original swedish version (which i didn't even know or thought it would exist until now).
Here's to being sober. And to all of you struggling out there with addiction, remember to never say never, just say for now, the next 5 minuts, next 5 days. Just never say never and BREATHE. Your family loves you, your kids love you, and even without that know that, not just God, but YOU Love YOU.
Try the original (Swedish) movie of the book. It's one of those rare movies that is just as good as the book.
Good luck to you. Do yourself a favor and read the rest of Freddy backmans books.
For those who are "struggling" with addiction, STOP struggling! The basis for getting and staying sober is to "SURRENDER". Without surrender, there will be no willingness to "live differently". I have taken the words "struggle", "battle", and "fight" out of my vocabulary and thinking. My mantra is, "Live in the problem, or live in the solution. I know what I'm talking about. 5/8/1994
All the best to you Frank! ✌
@@markg.4246 Thank you so much internet stranger. It means a lot.
I loved that the protagonist grew and started to heal with the help of platonic friends (particularly Marisol's family) and neighbors and not with the help of a romantic interest. We need more movies like this. It was absolutely the best one I've seen in a while. So many amazing messages and it was just absolutely touching. There are many people struggling just like Otto, and sometimes with a little compassion, love, patience and a dash of humor we may just be able to be a "Marisol" to someone or an "Otto" to someone like Malcolm and vice versa or really any of the amazing characters in this film that loved one another (particularly Otto) when they most needed it and help them through the darkness to the light.
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The original swedish movie is way better and darker
@@maxjarno7814whats the name?
a man called ove @@stardusbaby5013
@@stardusbaby5013 a man called ove
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I have never left a review on a movie, but this movie was special. The story is not complicated, but it touches your soul. Everything about this movie was exceptional. I am currently crying writing this review.
Definitely recommend the original a Man Called Ove
@@Differentbutrational I have to see it
then i woudnt watch the boy in the striped pyama because that one will probaly give you depression
Best movie ever❤❤❤❤
@@Min-eh7zm this is a remake try the original one. they say its even better.
I’m 28 and lost my dad suddenly to a stroke almost 5 years ago. My family blew apart at the seems and I moved home from college thinking we would grieve together, but have been the only person living in the house we all grew up in since, which is like living in a loop of both what was and what you wish still was, the most
Not too proud to say life’s been a mess: I have been so lonely, angry and shut out from the world since he’s been gone that I am quite indeed a young Otto… but I almost felt like my dad was talking to me through the movie telling me that it’s okay to keep living without him. I broke down multiple times and that’s something I haven’t let myself do enough. Thank you Tom Hanks ❤️
Check on your friends. You never know what battles they’re fighting
Hey, man. Im so sorry for your loss... I know it has been tough but you got this. I hope you are doing better now. But if not, just take one day at a time, fight the negativities, and persevere. The struggle is real but better days will come. God bless.
Sending you peace
My condolences man I know it’s hard but hang in there
Hey bro. I’m 33 and I lost my dad I to cancer 3 years ago. I’m also now living in his home and the place we shared such fond memories. It’s been a tough road. I was inconsolable for a whole year. I hated the world. I couldn’t understand how people could laugh or smile at anything. I hated them for it. Severe grief and depression is a terrible affliction. Time has slowly helped and I can look at his photos now with a smile. Each day at a time bro. Love.
I still have to watch this I bought the DVD but -- a few years ago a girl I dated for 6 years died of leukemia - it's been very hard to get over -- But it gets easier 😢
Everyone needs a marisol in their life ❤️
True.
Even better if you try to become Marisol yourself :)
hmm... makes me reflect... anyone can be a mirsol in somebody's life 💖
Honestly
I love her character!!!
just finished watching this on netflix and I'm still bursting into tears, from this film I came to understand the life of senior citizens who are more than just humans who are enjoying their old age but also they still have to deal with their own problems . This film really opened up my way of understanding senior citizens and moved my heart to become a personality like Marisol, as I am a 19-year-old human being who has never acknowledged senior citizens like Otto himself. so yeah... this is a movie you must see once in your lifetime .
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Me too it takes alot to get me crying and this movie made me cry it was wonderful it also made me smile and burst out laughing it had it all a 10 out of a 10
Otto is my mirror in every respect. It was as if someone was acting me. Tom Hanks did a brilliant job at showing deep inside his subject.
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I too felt my own tears while watching this film. It really hits home for me due to being apart from seeing my mum. I have been dealing with sensitive issues that caused me to be separated for 1 1/2 yrs now.
I cried watching the Swedish movie and cried even harder reading the book, it was a great blend of dark humor, seeing Ove (Otto) processing his grief was quite sad but watching him grow with his community was wholesome. I love Tom Hanks and i hope this version is as good as the Swedish film and the book.
Ditto. On the book. On the Swedish movie. And on my hopes for this version.
@@WatchingUntiltheEnd he dies
Haven't read the book, but loved the original movie. That's going to be a hard act to follow, even for someone like Tom Hanks.
Mic'd Up - Christianity Isn't for Wimps w/ Bas Rutten
Don't give it away! :-)
I was not expecting this movie to be this great, this amazing. Every character is well developed and the human connection is amazing. Be sure to have a full box of tissues when you watch it.
I got it from the library only because Tom Hanks was in it. It sat by the dvd for 2 weeks, I finally watched it tonight because it's due tomorrow. I wished I had those tissues
Such a good movie.
@@gregXxo i told you that you would need those tissues. Great movie though.
It was such a comedy!
The transgender bs had no place in this film tho. I put it off as soon as it was shown in the movie.
Tom Hanks never fails to deliver. Touching movie with meaningful life messages.
bro I used to see you commenting on cairo confessions all the time 😂
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It’s not his film. He just recreated it
@@kurdistan3395 and someone would say... Not one of his bests efforts... right? xD
Im a 27 year old guy, i randomly watched this beautiful film. I hardly cry in movies. This movie had me in Tears. Made me imagine a life without my loved ones. The ending broke me. Tom hanks is one of the best actors along Leonardo.
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Watch the Swedish version, its way bettwr
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i dont remember the last time i cried for a movie. watching this in netflix at night made my eyes swell up in the morning. what a wonderful movie. a very powerful message of cherishing our life, and there are still good things in life no matter what.
This brought tears to my eyes as well.. great movie 😢❤️
@@darwintondelotsovit4244 me also :(
Same I shed some tears at the end 🥲
How did you watch this on NETFLIX. Its not on Netflix.
@@kobebryant1265 im from the philippines and it's available here
As a widow of just under two years, I can fully appreciate where "Otto" is coming from. My husband was the light of my life...to be without him is a pain I never thought I'd feel...at least until I was near 80, anyway. He passed after along struggle with COPD...now I do find myself a bit of a grump, it takes serious efforts some days to get my head out of that dark, depressed place. I keep busy and realize, I am still here for a reason...when that reason time period is over, I will get to join my dearly beloved. Rest in peace, babe...
I am so sorry for your loss ❤
Im sorry.
Like you said you are here for a reason and it will be also your time ….we all have to go at some point …..hope you can take advantage of your life
I agree. It's not my time yet . I also know he is nearby and we will be together in eternity ❤
I can really imagine how you feel.
But you’re still needed here.
A hug for you.
At the right time you’ll join your husband.
A chunk of this movie was filmed outside of Pittsburgh. I work in the one town and whole filming the crew couldn't have been kinder to everyone. The fact that Tom Hanks was waving and talking to everyone not to mention randomly showing up at people's weddings to wish them luck just makes me want to see the movie more.
My old boss was an extra. I'm gonna be looking for him in the background. If I spot him, he'll be the 3rd person I know that has made it into a Hollywood movie.
Yea...my best friend lives right beside that apartment they used which I thought was too cool
This new version seems to have changed an awful lot of the story to things that could have been literally borrowed out of MY (ACTUAL OTTO) everyday life.
Tittsburg*
Source:
Green book
@@1GuyWith6Guns If you don't mind telling, just curious, who were the first two and what relationship you had with them?
Just watched this movie.I can't tell u how heart touching it was! In an era where people mind their own business,it tells how good Neighbors and people who care can change your life.❤️
I think everyone who watched this movie understands how much my emotions have literally been teared apart, I was literally crying from start to ending and this movie literally broke me to way too much tears
Agreed, way too upsetting for me because of my own and my daughters life stories. Advertising was misleading. It triggered all our ptsd.
same
Me too
I was crying from start to end too. We need more stories like this in movies..
To me it felt like the Up intro made into an entire movie haha
The original movie A man called Ove is truly a masterpeice. Ive cried so hard to that movie.
I will watch this, but I doubt they will catch me getting as emotional as I was during the original swedish version.
Tom Hanks a really good actor though, so Im somewhat hopefull this will make it.
I usually hate American remakes, especially of Swedish films as a Swede, but I actually think this looks good!
If anybody can do it justice, it's Tom Hanks
@@themacocko6311 Absolutely! But I also think the story works pretty well in an American context which is usually what I take issue with.
A man called Ove is wonderful. Tom Hanks is a great comedian but is too likable to sell the grumpy old man bit. This is just karaoke.
I’m sure you will have no problem getting emotional. It’s what liberals do instead of thinking!
The book made me cry, the original Swedish film made me cry and I have feeling this version will make me tear up too. It's a sad and heartwarming story all at once.
Loved the book and all the others by Backman!
Yep!
oh shut up ...drama queen
This one is not even close to the original
I just saw a trailer. Haven't I seen such movie already? Now when I see your comment I know there was such a film.
Absolutely beautiful movie. I’ve never been married but this film really conveyed the loneliness you can go through when you lose your life partner. Not ashamed to say I absolutely bawled my eyes out. I hope to find a girl that completed me the way Sonya did Otto. And to everyone reading this, you’re never alone and even after losing someone so pivotal, there will always be enough love around you to help you through, sometimes you just gotta look for it ❤️
This was so sweet to read. I wish you the best 💘 I never have either and honestly feel the same. Love it!!! Cherish every moment in life. The present is truly a gift
I wish you luck!!🎉
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Just finished watching this wholesomely beautiful movie! I am in tears right now! I almost gave up on Hollywood after a series of awful flicks that I had to go through but this gem of a film singlehandedly restored my hope. One of those movies that is supremely feel-good and at the same time it had a sad hint to it and the acting was phenomenal. Tom Hanks is always good and he doesn't need any introduction but the rest of the cast was really great too. Go watch it if you haven't already!
On the other hand Hollywood has ruined it for me. I saw an original Swedish version few years ago and this one seemed like a cheap copy in comparison
@@bardu133 very true
You should watch the original, a man named Ove
@@bardu133 well, i am happy than that i watched this movie first so i can move on to the swedish one :)
The Swedish movie was PERFECT. i felt every emotion. I hope that it is the same with this one.
It's Tom Hanks. Let me assure you that you will feel EVERY emotion.
@@nula14 Well. I'm a big Hanks fan, but to be fair, this trailer didn't sell it properly. It will be damn difficult to top Rolf Lassgård's performance.
From the trailer I am disapointed. Tom Hanks can't do it as good as Rolf Lassgård. Tom does not deliver the correct feeling in the trailer.
Hope so,but a lot of American comedies lack subtlety and nuance,and go for the obvious laugh...
This seems good yes but why change the name around which the whole story revolves😢
The ending had me crying uncontrollably. A gem of a movie ❤❤
yes. tears are rolling. streaming.
Me too.. Still bawling my eyes out
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this movie was so precious I cried in my bed for 2 hours like a child. Tom Hanks never disappoint
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Such a good movie about learning to live again after loss and letting go when it’s time. Beautiful depiction of the cycle of life & importance of community. highly recommend! I thought the ending was poetic, beautiful, and real. Not dark. Great movie if you’re not afraid to feel the full range of emotions, I laughed and cried throughout it. It touches on difficult subjects but brings life and hope to them. It also brings awareness to things seniors have to deal with.
This movie made you think of so much. Amazing . Also makes you understand why a lot of old people are grumpy because of their life missing one another.
Exactly,
They usually get attached to their past:
“In my times…….this and that was better”.
I’m sure a lot of things were better but, it wasn’t so much the things; it was the people they shared them with.
Great movie
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As someone who has just seen it this past weekend, I have to be honest when I say this was the most aspiring film I’ve seen in my whole entire life.Even more than one of Hanks’s famous roles as Forrest in Forrest Gump, this film will bring out every single emotion that any true human being has. Not only the writer and the director do I applaud, but every single actor and actress in this movie played their specific roles better than I have ever seen in a single movie. It truly is astounding, and as a young man who embellishes and loves movies and has been intrigued to them for a long time with my girlfriend, I give my honest word that this is in no doubt too 5 films I have ever seen. Warning, it’s not for the faint hearted and if you are, please take full note of the movie and realize there is so much love to be found. God bless you all
try to read book too
Amen 🙏 ❤️
Would this be appropriate for a widow over 80? Are there graphic suicide attempt scenes?
@@veetee8931 yes there is, and it all depends on if they would be okay to see it. There were many tears and laughs from everyone in the theatre, but if it’s not something they can handle then maybe they shouldn’t.
@@johnwitthegreen1344 The movie was just O.K. Hanks is one of my favs but the writing was so-so, the plot predictable as was the ending. 6 out of 10.
Just saw the movie.. Brilliant acting by Tom. I'm sure there are so many Ottos in the world who live with grief and many Marisols who spread love...and has a BIG HEART..
That’s what killed him
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Gotta say im so tough...dont really tear for anything.
That being said.
THIS MOVIE. TOUCHED. ME. SO MUCH. TO ALL THE OTTOS OUTTHERE... WE LOVE YOU..TAKE CARE
i felt Otto's sadness right from the start of the film. I knew what's going on on his head. The kindness of his old and new neighbor/friends to him, his subconscious gesture to take initiative of giving a hand when needed, plus the comfort of having a pet to keep you company, and the reality of life of old people--everything on this film was painfully beautiful and i cried my heart out. This made its mark on my heart already. Such a gem i found. I thank the author of this novel btw.
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Best Tom Hanks movie so far. If it doesn't touch your heart, you don't have one.
I must say, this is one of the best movies I have seen. Tom Hanks never disappoint…Brilliant actor
For real! And one of the few movies that made me cry 😂😭
@@sampilot20 ya same here
Tom Hanks. man, don't I love your movies, 🇰🇪🇰🇪 Everytime I see you cast for a movie, it's a must watch for me.
I'm still crying an hour after watching this film. So beautiful, heartwarming. As someone above said everyone needs a Marisol in their life. I'm getting emotional again just typing this. Beautiful, just beautiful 🥰
I was pleasantly surprised because this movie was amazing ❤️ There was laughter and tears but most of all it was heartwarming. Tom Hanks and all the other actors gave wonderful performances. If you get the opportunity, definitely watch this movie, you won't be disappointed. Cheers 🥂
@Tom Hanks LOL you are almost as good an actor as the actual Tom Hanks. It's a shame that your channel is only 2 weeks old and that you have no subscribers. Bravo 👏 Cheers 🥂
@Tom Hanks are you dumb?
This film melted my heart.
The story is so well told and acting done so well.
As usual, Tom Hanks is the G.O.A.T of film.
And his co-actor Mariana Treviño, wow 👌. I fell for acting, she was very very good in this film. I will definitely be on the lookout for more of her movies
Oh my god. A man called Ove is absolutely one of the best books ever. I cannot wait to see this version
The original movie is way better
Who the fack still reads books in 2024
I didn't want to like this movie but i ended up LOVING THIS MOVIE. Touched me in ALL the feels!! Laughing, angry, happy, crying!!
Just watched this and cried more than once. It is an excellent movie. Beautiful twists and turns.
Hello ma’am I really appreciate your love and support for my dad’s movie careers thanks for the love ❤️ ❤
This man's smile makes me happy but when this man dies on screen make me cry..
Love you Otto
Love you T. Hanks
Emotions were swelling up all along the movie untill the end came and they bursted into unblockable tears. That's what we call a tear-jerker. Must watch
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A Man Called Ove was my first Fredrik Backman book and inspired me to read all his other works, so this story holds a special place in my heart. I hope this film does it justice.
it is exactly based on the book. Very good story
Who the fack still reads books in 2024
this film blew me away... i was in tears throughout. the actress was amazing and tom was incredible too
i wish there was more movies like this and i hope tom does many more movies because he is a truly great actor.
I just watched it. I didn't think it would make me cry this much, but it's Tom & the movie is so touching... If you keep an open mind, then this one can teach you a lotta things in life, I'm telling you.
Time and again, Tom keeps making such eternal movies for us. Thank you for this gem!
*20 May 2023*
This was on TV tonight. I'm welled up again... 16/3/24
A fellow Otto living in the US here. My heart skipped a beat when he had to spell his name for the little girl. I have to spell my name regularly when people give me a blank look after I introduce myself.
If I pronounce the "t"-s, many people think my name is "Octo". If I pronounce it with an American accent as Tom Hanks did in the trailed with a "d", many think it's "Auto". I can't win. Sometimes I just tell them my name is Arnold.
I sincerely think this movie will change my life, and I can re-claim my own name! I cannot wait to watch it...😍
My Dad was born in 1940 as the tenth child in a poor family in rural Hungary. That time Hungary was on Germany's side in WW2, and had big hopes in getting their lost territories back. This is why he was given a German name, which became my own name as his firstborn and why I became known as Arnold in Starbucks.
Take comfort in the knowledge that there is a minimum of 3 countries where they never get your name wrong and will never expect you to spell it out. Hang in there, this movie might change your life. And if it doesnt, you can either stick with Arnold or immigrate to Germany, Switzerland or Austria - they got your back! 👍
Another Otto here, I usually go by my second name though.
They Murica don't read much don't they? even in a 3rd world country we figure out the name of Otto and how to spell it.
Love your story! Otto has a sense of humour. And a great name. Bestens, Chris
Hello Arnold in Starbucks
Tom Hanks, no questions. hands down acting. Bravo. But i came here to check and i didnt see any high recognitions to what Marisol contributed to this masterpiece. The actress was so great here. Netflix should give her more projects. An amazing actress.
I usually hate remakes, let alone when the original is in another language, but I'm gonna give this a shot just because of Tom Hanks. I love this man.
Well, you know how it is; if there's an independent movie made from a different country, then you damn know America is gonna remake that same movie. But I see your point
That’s disgusting 🤢🤢🤮 Emu alert 🚨 I’ll put you on a watchlist so fast buddy. You aware Tom hanks Diddles little children on Epstein island? 🤨 📸 yeah bud I have your info too.
@@jessie6835 Hanks is a Emuphile. If you watch his movies you support Child Diddling BTW. 📸📸🤨
Tim Honks
@@falcon8105 yeah, they're to lazy to read subtitles 💀
Just finished watching this movie and I absolutely loved it! Tom Hanks is seriously going to be missed! This movie made me wanna cry a few times! It’s like peeking into the life of an elderly person. Brilliant performance ❤
Wait… tom hanks is not dead why you saying that ? 😂
Well he did passed away in the movie but not irl though
@@Bampiss I said he is going to be missed ** Future tense
@@_Nikki_ I never said he passed away lol what are y’all reading
My mother and I saw the original Swedish film and loved it. As much as I adore Tom Hanks, I have to think about seeing the remake.
Don’t worry, it’s done perfectly 🥲💓
Bruh how would you know?
@@HarveyJackson1967 The Swedish version is just better. Better actors not controlled by Hollywood and Swedish culture which is just the cherry on top. Nobody will ever be able to out do A Man Named Ove
@@yourhotuncle2285 hell yeah brother, this is what I thought. Swedish version is pogged up
I just saw the original - this doesn't look very good in comparison, Tom Hanks is too nice to be Ove.
Just finished watching this movie. Currently bawling my eyes but still wanted to express how much this movie touched me. It’s such a beautiful movie. I could feel the love, care that marisol had for Otto and the way otto healed in the end but still passed away just right when he started to wanting to live☹️
I felt the same. This movie made crying out my eyes. Very emotional, stromg msgs are delivered...
thanks for telling me the ending no point watching now
@@juneowens1913 you should still watch it, it’s very heartwarming.
This movie is a masterpiece . Tom Hanks at his best and all the actors demonstrated true talent. I’m thankful there are still movies written and produced showing good in this crazy world.
I am going to go see this masterpiece of a movie for the second time today! Absolutely brilliant!!
Right it's so hard to land on a good movie these days.
This is a remake of a Swedish movie (A man called Ove 2015)....both versions are very good but to be very honest the Swedish version is Slightly better (Atleast for me) bcoz i had watched it before and the Swedish actor nailed the Character.....like Tom Hanks but i still liked the Swedish version more than this...I would suggest you to watch that as well...with English subtitles or in English dubbed.....I am sure you will enjoy every bit of it....
Hanks is the best actor ever....i laughed and cried throughout the movie.... another master piece of this true artist
Tom Hanks, for me, one of the only well-known actors that completely disappears every time I start one of his movies. When I’m watching him, I never find myself thinking, “Wow. Tom’s really killing it. I am so impressed,” because I forgot that Tom was in it about five minutes in, and am instead just watching Otto go about his life.
I forget how good Tom is sometimes, but when I remember, I remember that he’s one of the greats.
I absolutely loved the book "A Man Called Ove", and then I was totally excited to learn they were going to make the original Swedish version of the movie. That was absolutely fantastic. I HIGHLY recommend it! Such a sweet story. So of course I'm looking forward to this version with Tom Hanks in it!!!🥰🤩😍😎
I don't know if you have read it already, but the same author's "Britt-Marie was here" is also hysterically funny :D
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A man called Otto has another incredible performance from the great Tom Hanks. All the other actors were impressive as well. Especially Mariana Trevino, who was exceptional. She has this endearing, lovable presence that captivates the viewers attention every time shes on screen.
Cant stop crying..reminds me of my parents..and myself..and same goes to others..we just have to do good in the world..afterlife is forever..hoping to see my loves there….
I've just watched this movie, I was crying and smiling the whole time. ❤️
Been watching Tom Hanks since The Man with One Red Shoe, Big, and The Money Pit! Such an AWESOME actor! Need more Hank Movies!!!
Yes! The Man With One Red Shoe gets forgotten a lot.
Liked Hanks since Bosom Buddies.
I loved the money pit.
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I hope my wife doesn't see this, but I cried multiple times during this movie. It was absolutely beautiful...
I cried so much!!!!! Wow! Beautiful movie and beautiful message-
We all need community and a sense of purpose💛 be ready to cry!!!!
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Tom what a great actor, this man has nailed every role that he has acted on. a true legend, can't wait to see this movie.
*Elvis*
Yes indeed! I feel the same way!
Of course you had to sing Woody’s praises. After all, your name *Andy!* 🙄
Elvis was his bad role
I wasn’t a fan of him as Gepetto
I read “a man called ove” years ago and absolutely loved it. I’ve read several other books by Fredrick Backman after and they are always lovely. Can’t wait to see this movie.
Anxious People got me back into reading as an adult. I don’t normally read contemporary fiction but it was so good 😭😭😭
Me too!
Who the fack still reads books in 2024... Cringe
I hadn't heard of "A Man Called Ove" until some months ago, when one of my Voiceover Coaches brought it to my attention. (She even set up some text from it for me to use as a script for one of our sessions.) Many, many thanks to her for recommending the book (which I'm currently reading)! I absolutely cannot wait to see this Hollywood adaptation, starring one of my absolute favourite actors of all time! 😊
Voiceover coach! Never knew they existed. Wish you luck in getting work!
Oh yeah, I subbed you to follow your career.
@@2degucitas Thanks!
The book is wonderful on audio.
Who the Fack still reads books in 2024... Cringe
What a spectacular movie, Tom hanks always entertains. Luv’d it.-a must see movie for everyone. If u have a loved one that passed or cat lover or live alone.
I have an enlarged ♥ heart. My husband and I knew each other since we were kids. I consider myself lucky. He takes care of me and still makes me laugh. I hope when it's my time he lives on and doesn't worry. He said if I go he goes and it scares me. I just watched this on Netflix. Boy did I have a good cry. I would say to anyone what a fantastic movie. You have to see it. For now we are living our best life. I have no regrets. Tom hanks as always is truly amazing.
I'm luchador wrestler and I cried watching the ending of this movie.
"Marrisol is not an idiot." - Otto
Best part for me is marisol laughing at doctor diagnosis report "big heart"
Adding this to my fav movie list! I don’t normally write in the comments but if you’re looking to watch a worth while movie... THIS is it! Crying as I just finished this movie
Actually my wife and I recently looked into the cinema programme and decided there was nothing that really tickled our fancy. However, a few days ago, the evening before a holiday we decided on a little date night and just went for A Man Called Otto, which in my mind is a beautiful piece of film! I didn't even watch the trailer beforehand, so except the few bits of info my wife fed me, I wasn't really sure what we were getting into. I think I can confidently say that I have never cried this much during a film. From the reveal of what happened to the wife and the baby over to Otto becoming a sort of grandpa to Marisol's kids just took me on an emotional rollercoaster. I envisioned becoming a father one day, making my dad a grandpa, which I know he'd love and be awesome at. Those were the tears of excitement and joy. At the same time, I remembered my own grandpa who passed over 16 years ago and I am still very sad sometimes that he isn't around anymore. Furthermore, my wife and I have not even been married for a full year and known each other for just over five but the film made me go through all the memories we've made so far, making me even more thankful for her being with me, me not being alone and having someone by my side to love and cherrish the time together. This made me feel positive about the future and what is to come for us.
I will probably carry the memories from this one forward for a long time. It has a special place in my heart.
Thank you, Mr. Tom Hanks for playing this character in such a great way and thank you to the entire cast and crew for making such a wonderful piece of film. In my opinion this one deserves a few awards! Greetings and lots of love from Berlin, Germany.
I went to go and see this just to keep my mother company. And I was in awe about it. It was awesome. I laughed, tears was coming out. It gave me a 80’s love of one’s neighborhood, everyone look out for each other, family vibe.
Cringe..
This movie is not about story, action, twist and turns but about feeling and smile on your face while watching it ♥️
Huh! I'm just crying because I miss my grandfather who died last year. This movie touched my soul and now I can't stop crying. So many wonderful comments in the comment section. Oh God! Maybe this is life, maybe this is happiness with little things! God thanks for everything! Miss you dadu!
The trailer reminds me so much of my own dad. His personality was very much like otto. I cant wait to see the film and reminisce of the times I’ve spent around him.
Tom Hanks nails it again! Great movie. It has been such a joy to have been able to see this great actor's evolution as we grow old together. His son plays a younger him.
Can't wait for this, not many people know this, but A Man called Ove was originally a series of blog posts by Fredrik Backman before he became a famous author, the blogs about Ove were very popular in Sweden long before I think even Fredrik was thinking about making it into a book.
We all have a piece of Ove within us and I think that's what makes him such a relatable character, the book and the movie is so heartfelt you'd have to be dead inside not to feel it....the trailer looks awesome, Tom Hanks is perfect for this role.
Oh, I didn't know the development of the book, thanks for sharing. Your observation is correct about Ove being relatable. It is sad that with the family structure forever changing, some people will be isolated. But, that doesn't mean that we can't become part of our neighbourhood, and local community. The thing is to be engaged with whoever is around you; it is so easy to hibernate.
When were the blog posts written? In Finland, there's Tuomas Kyrö, who wrote about a grumpy old man, starting in 2010 in a series of articles, later a super popular novel. I'm afraid this Finnish guy might have copied that Swedish guy. Like I said, it became a phenomenon in Finland. If it was a copy, I hope Kyrö will get exposed.:) Is the 'Ove' novel popular in Sweden?
Oh, don't mind the second question.
@@Stasis153 I believe Backman started his blog around the same time 2010 or thereabouts. Yes Backman has been very popular in Sweden even when he was "Just" a blogger and his books are widely popular here
That's interesting. Thanks. I haven't seen the Swedish or this version of the movie or read the novel, so I don't really know whether there's that much similarities or not. Kyrö's guy is just a person who is angry at everything modern. But still... same time, and almost same place. Sounds suspicious to me.
It was on sale 5$ at the Xbox marketplace. My first thought was “this is so predictable.” By the time the film ended I hadn’t cried that hard since I was a kid and ET went up in the spaceship. Loved it!
Been really surrounded of Suicide and depression lately and Im of them altho im trying to heal my pain and lived life but sometimes sadness could just creep out and push you to dark place again. But i always remind myself there are people that Love and appreciate me. This movie is just one hell of a wake up call to realize that life should be lived in. Life is precious if you choose to. Tom Hanks never disappoints. This is just one great movie.
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Cringe. Just let go bro.. its not even worth it. Do it
I have read and seen every adaptation of this story. It makes you think about life and cry without fail every time.
Who the fack still reads books in 2024... Cringe
I started the book but never completed it, but my sisters are fans of this one. I really love the fact that Tom hanks is the actor, and havent seen the movie yet but the comments here are pure heart love letters. Thank you for creating this one.
Hello how are you doing, how long have you been a fan of mine?
Thanks to all of you who commented on this after reading your comments i watched it today and i cried at last , i want to re-live my life as the message of the movie is so clear.
Thanks hank 💖
I love it . I was crying my eyes out !!!! I love you Tom Hanks !!!’ Amazing !
Been to see the movie today and I loved it. My boyfriend and I had tears in our eyes. Brilliant film and Tom Hanks was outstanding as always.
You should give the swedish original movie a go
@@marcusaurelius3487 I will, thanks
All be darn, I started crying watching this wonderful movie. Tom Hanks has done it again
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What a brilliant movie. Tom Hanks portrays every role with such convincement. I cried in most of his movies, and the tears rolled in this one, too. He is much respected here in South Africa.
The irony in this movie is that no matter the attempts, it was hard for him to die, but when he decided he wanted to live it was harder for him to stay alive. Words can't describe how great of a film this is...
Such a wonderful movie it brought out so many emotions I certainly cried my son says you're crying yes because God brought him a daughter! He says mom it's only a movie...but to me it was so touching. Also Mr. Hanks son did him proud with his acting debut 👏 🙌 👌
I actually saw this tonight, I always go each weekend to watch movies but this was the first one in a while which made me cry, it was a great watch and a lot of emotion behind it. In 2022 I lost my Oma, my uncle, my friend and family friends 6 in the one year was hard and this film brought back a lot of those memories plus ones I have lost over the years. Definitely a touching movie I wasn't sure what to expect at first but definitely a emotional roller coaster.
That’s disgusting. Hope you enjoy your money going to finding Child trafficking and S*x…. Just to let you know 📸🤨
Ok I cried 😢like a baby. I loved it tom hanks you are awesome.
Hello ma’am I really appreciate your love and support for my dad’s movie careers thanks for the love ❤️ ❤
Tom Hanks.... I have no words 👏👏👏👏
Hello ma’am I really appreciate your love and support for my dad’s movie careers thanks for the love ❤️ ❤😊
My brother passed away a year and a half ago. He was 33 and I’m only a year older than him. It was devastating to say the least. There was a life before my brother and a life after. Just like Otto I’ve been living angry with no sense of reality in a way. It is hard to hear people say that my brother would want me to live life idk, I feel like I’m disappointing him in a way. 😢
I haven’t cried this much watching a movie specially thinking of my little brother. The movie has a wonderful but powerful message that I’m trying to grasp onto.
I'm definitely going to cry again. It's a thing for Tom Hanks to make me cry.
Every role Tom Hanks takes he makes his own. I've never been able to picture anyone else in that part.
Watched the movie and cried a bucket. Otto and my father has a similar story. When my mother died, my father stopped living. Right after my mother's 40th day, my father followed her in heaven.😭
Cringe.. There's no Heaven lmao. Wake up its 2024. They are probably Worms now - Best case scenario
I just watched Otto. It’s a real tear jerker, especially the ending…but I’m a crier😢. I loved Truman Hanks, he was wonderful, a real natural. The moment he started talking I thought hmmm? But I knew for sure the moment he started running Thats Tom’s son. His new neighbor Marisol was fantastic! I loved her 2-seconds in, I wanted to hug by the end of the movie. Beautiful film…Congratulations Tom & Rita. ✌️💞🌷
This movie brought me to a lot of places. Didn't even notice how long it is and every character has been a favorite. I normally don't prefer movies like this but clearly, it wasn't on my expectation that it will turn out perfectly wholesome.
The only mistake this film ever did was not naming the cat 🥺
I thought the cat and Otto were both at the same level of grumpiness and he seemed as feral as the cat sometimes so I called the cat toto in my head. rearranged Otto's name
This is one of the movies that brings tears to my eyes when I see it, I love it and I love the best actor. ❤❤
The scene where he takes her out to dinner is a thing of beauty.
*I love the novel. The original Swedish film made it much more special as it comes to life, definitely transpired to what the book wants to deliver and it made me cry.*
We have Tom Hanks as Ove or Otto, the American version, but I have to say - it has that very Hollywood feel to it, like the whole flow of the story of how comedic it is very American..
Can't wait!
Yes, American! Artificial!
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The approach to the road thing seems very European so I wonder how well that will translate into American.
Yeah it will be fun and reling making a comparison of the Us and Eu versions. I wonder how much backstory they are going to show
"The American version"
I can already tell that I'm going to really like it. not only because Tom Hanks just gets better with age. but because I heard the super group. "The Traveling Wibury's" and the song "End of the Line". one of my all time favorites.
Be ready for either delightment or disappointment, because you know how reliable Hollywood is when it comes to making movies based on and inspired by foreign ones.
Since it's Hanks, I have hopes, but I am also bracing myself for the possibility of bad directing.
I'm sure that I will like whatever Hanks does in this movie.
I lost my friend 4 years ago with the same method as Otto did in the begining. The only different is that there is no one there to knock the door. This movie remind me of him and delivered a very special message.