@@J_C_CH He's not playing himself though. He's acting, so not sure why this even needs to be brought up. At no point in the movie did the story suggest that his character is also an Atheist. Atheists can play a character that believes in the opposite stuff that they do in real life.
@@dagameplayer I think just about every fool that has replied to me has missed the point by a large margin. My point is merely humourous, Ricky Gervais is playing a character who invents the concept of God while he himself, the actor, doesn't believe in God. That's the funny, and quite ironic, part.
The beauty of this scene is...he didn't say this because he believed it! he did it because he knew his mother would...and she would pass away in peace believing it! beautiful scene! one reason I respect Ricky Gervais... very talented man!
Yeah, like the ones who said things like that i your reality, they don't say this things because they believe, they say because they got a lot of money and power.
I definitely think this is why most religions have some form of afterlife-heaven, reincarnation, or what-have-you. We're all scared of dying, so we tell each other "You're gonna be okay" until we all start believing it because we're too scared not to. Everybody hopes to die happy and unafraid, and believing that it's not _over_ over is the best way to accomplish that. The problem arises when you start shaming or hating people over it.
I don't know if it's the whiskey or what, but my mom told me the other night she might have cancer and this scene hit real hard. @jeff8509 my condolences.
I'm a fairly staunch atheist these days but really try not to judge people's religious beliefs anymore. Life's hard man, whatever helps get you through it.
Do you have any idea how hard it is for a Comedian to do an emotional scene like this and not have it turn unwittingly into comedy?! What Gervais did here is absolutely stunning. Brilliant.
Gervais is the fucking man. He is freaking funny and can act just like the pros. This scene always brings tears to my eyes, which is criminal for someone as talented as him not bringing serious peak dramas.
No need to be frightened, it’s best to accept it. Never lie that there is a “happy place” after death but just a states of no longer being in pain. The suffering is over.
Omg wow u ever seen a grown ass man sobbing and I'm not talking about Ricky man what a beautiful scene and such a beautiful thing to tell your mother on her way out good job Ricky bro I never cried like that in any movie mother and son what a bond make sure u let ur mother know u love and appreciate her every chance u get we only have such a short time with our loved ones theres no room for anything but love dont hold grudges and never stay mad at anyone especially mom and dad it ain't worth it
Just first saw this....great comic parts....But this scene alone...... "you used too dance...there is no pain..." ...Tears....Sadness & Joy....Ricky Gervais is a great actor. (ps: check out "Ghost Town".....another perfect Ricky Gervais movie. :)
What else happens? That's my single favorite line in the movie. Poor man is losing his mother and everybody else wants him to tell them a bedtime story.
I went to see The Invention of Lying at the cinema over 10 years ago. I'm sorry to say it wasn't a good movie. However, this was the one true good scene in the movie. A emotionally beautiful sad scene and Ricky Gervais's acting was so good at 0:55 - 1:43. You can feel his heart breaking. I have never faced that myself. My mother is only 62. I never got to see all my grandparents one last time when they died and I never got to say goodbye to my friends Beau. Starr. Chester and Milo when they passed on. Films like Invention of Lying. I Am Legend. Logan. No Time To Die really shows you the pain of loss.
Pretty interesting when you think about it. No one can lie, but they can believe a lie and repeat it, resulting in them lying. Now do that enough time for enough subjects and you have a normal world.
Or people just misunderstand "God", the _I am_ , the all that ever was & will be.. She says she's afraid of an eternity of nothingness, but we won't be conscious to experience said nothingness. Our temporary experience of consciousness IS "God", the Kingdom of whom is within you🙏🏻😉
@@aaronthompson3454 my man, it doesnt affect me if you live your life day in and out following a cult like leader who decides if youre good enough for his area, but you should def live your life as if theres nothing beyond our time on this world; just to be safe and happy with no regrets.
I don't fear death itself . I've been resuscitate 4 times. I fear not being around to help my family, kids and grandkids. Can't remember who said it but it was along the lines of " I don't have memories of before I was born and it will be exactly the same when I'm dead"
You just know 2.4 seconds after the director (probably Ricky tbh) said cut Ricky was laughing maniacally away for a good few minutes 🤣 😂. What a talent the bloke is!
ricky the comedian was never that funny for me, but ricky the atheist is just full of compassion. looking back in this scene, it's just pure dead brilliant
Setting aside the fact that this is a world where lying doesn't exist, imagine it, you've lived your life, you're on your deathbed, being comforted by your child whom you raised, and who's life is their own now.
This might be me reading too much into it but does anyone else get the impression from her reaction when he gets to the "everyone gets a mansion" part that she knows at that point he's lying and is going along with it because it's making her last few moments so happy? 😂
This scene cuts deep. It makes you wonder, what happens when you're taken out of the living world. Is there really an afterlife, or nothing? Will it hurt? What happens?
+Spartacus Smith Even deeper if you listened to ricky gervais xfm radio shows where you learn about his life. He's a logical athiest whos mother died of cancer sometime near 2001 i believe.
Yup, thats it. You are born, you live and then you die. Just like every other living thing that has ever been here. What you do while here is whats important.
***** this also is very true, we dont know everything and shouldnt assume we do dogs are not aware that algebra exists as its brain isnt capable, its very likely that there are forces, dimensions, powers that are out there that our brains simply cannot detect or fathom id say that im 99.9% sure that there is nothing after death, we just return to the state we were in for the billions of years before we were born, however im 100% sure that religion is bullshit
We're apparently cursed with the ability to think and mull over it our whole lives. I mean unless you believe the comforting lies that humans came up with over the thousands of years. Which I can't blame or judge anybody for believing, even though I don't.
The beginning of the belief in the afterlife and religion in general is probably not that far off from this. Started off as a harmless, comforting lie that snowballed into misogyny, massive discrimination, wars and hate.
this is the best scene in the movie but i feel like this is where he should have learned how to lie and not in the bank scene. i know the bank scene lends itself more to the comedic theme, but this scene was just great and would've made more sense.
Loved him for decades and decades. One of a kind. But this... Never knew he could do this. Now I feel a bit cheated. Like Jim Carrey in the Truman show. One brilliant emotional turn, then back to the buffoonery.
always imagined this moment being the crux of his lies, it is but not in the worst way. like imagine if he found out the doctor was ready to save her somehow and keep her alive but he was so entranced by the lie he didnt want to.
I know its 3 months old but think of it the other way around: "Do people really believe we did nothing before we were born? That we just did not exist? What does it all count for if we were not around for the 14 billion years prior to being born?" We have no solid reason to believe that anything happens to "us" when our brain shuts down and turns off. When you turn your computer off it does not go to a realm of magic until you turn it back on again. It just stops "being". Same with us. The fact that this is all we got just makes our lives *more* valuable. Our actions *more* meaningful. And our responsibility to future generations that much more important.
@@__Andrew I get what you're saying, and it makes sense in the context of what we know right now. But we also know that time is not linear, we just percieve it like that with our senses. So I think we are kinda thinking simplistictly about time, conciousness and death, as if time still passed the same in all universe, concious or not. I'm not saying there is an afterlife or not, I'm just saying that having a conclusion when we know so little about time and the nature of conciousness and perception is pretty much going to be wrong.
How is she even able to say anything about death if she can't lie? Nobody knows what happens after death so how can she say that it's an eternity of nothingness? (Still a great scene, just felt like pointing that out)
Without the invention of a consciousness beyond death, the imagining of it (which in this movie’s universe counts as “lying”) then the science that’s left when we remove imagination shows that our consciousness stops, meaning the thing we think of as “I” also stops. What we call a “soul” in our universe is only memory and diseases like dementia prove that is erasable and subject to consequences of the physical body. So through observation, logic, and scientific data ONLY they do know that’s what happens. They can be wrong. I’m sure in the movie’s universe people still believed wrong things before science showed otherwise, like that blood-letting cured plague, or that the earth was flat. The people of those times thought those things were true based on the science they had at the time, so they said them. They weren’t lying, they were just wrong.
"Death is not the end. it's the beginning of an eternity of love and happiness." _"Oh son. Thank you for telling me ... I'm not terrifi ..."_ "Oops. Only kidding, mum. You just disappear. I learned how to lie and I thought I'd test it."
The mind fuck is: he's not lying. Even in " world where there is no such thing as lying" what he(the character) said...obviously came from the heart. Something like that isn't a lie. It only became a lie when he(the character) started doing it for commercial and publicized reasons as opposed to just a moment with Mom. See, its not that he( the actor) does not believe in God, for that is impossible, because those who don't believe in God, just hate God.
@@benspalding3370 ... Are you trolling or just that ignorant? There is no such word as "humbility". If one is "humble", that means they possess "humility".
Ah, nice idea, but Ricky Gervais just isn't that good with serious emotional outbursts. He's good with taking a funny scene to a "fuck you, viewer, why are you laughing!" scene (The Office UK), which I love, but not really the classic "cryimg" scenes
Oh yeah? You can say that but what evidence do you have theres any truth to it? Dont use the bible because thats the claim and not the evidence for the claim.
The way his voice breaks when he says "You used to dance" always brings the tears for me.
Gervais should have got some credit for the acting he did here. It's heartbreaking. He really, really sold it.
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The hilarious thing is, is that Ricky Gervais is an atheist 😏
@@J_C_CH that's the point. The movie is called the invention of lying
Briley Capps Atheism isn’t a concept in their world because religion doesn’t exist, so obviously it was always gonna be the point.
@@J_C_CH He's not playing himself though. He's acting, so not sure why this even needs to be brought up. At no point in the movie did the story suggest that his character is also an Atheist. Atheists can play a character that believes in the opposite stuff that they do in real life.
@@dagameplayer I think just about every fool that has replied to me has missed the point by a large margin. My point is merely humourous, Ricky Gervais is playing a character who invents the concept of God while he himself, the actor, doesn't believe in God. That's the funny, and quite ironic, part.
The beauty of this scene is...he didn't say this because he believed it! he did it because he knew his mother would...and she would pass away in peace believing it! beautiful scene! one reason I respect Ricky Gervais... very talented man!
In another reality where lying is impossible. One man whom started lying truly believed.
Yeah, like the ones who said things like that i your reality, they don't say this things because they believe, they say because they got a lot of money and power.
Hence religion. We make up stories to make ourselves feel better
I definitely think this is why most religions have some form of afterlife-heaven, reincarnation, or what-have-you. We're all scared of dying, so we tell each other "You're gonna be okay" until we all start believing it because we're too scared not to. Everybody hopes to die happy and unafraid, and believing that it's not _over_ over is the best way to accomplish that.
The problem arises when you start shaming or hating people over it.
This is the greatest gift a son could give his mother in her final moments. I mean if you could give your mother peace wouldn't you do it?
Lying
No. My mother is a narcissistic sociopath. I’m an atheist but if there was a Hell, I’d hope she went there. But, I get your point.
No because I hate my mum
@@Highland_Moo
She doesn't count as a mother, I'd say. Even if she created you, that's not the bar she needed to cross to be worthy of the title.
Wouldn't the pillow do that?
Who's cutting these onions
They're still cutting them
I’m a few whiskies in but this had me crying like a baby thinking of my dad that passed away… such a beautiful scene
I'm a few whiskeys into the night myself and this still makes me sob, i think it's a human thing.
I don't know if it's the whiskey or what, but my mom told me the other night she might have cancer and this scene hit real hard. @jeff8509 my condolences.
I think this one scene perfectly explains why the concept of religious faith exist all around the world in it’s many various forms.
If we were honest from day 1, people would love the one life they have and celebrate a beautiful life with all their valuable family and friends.
@@mathgod the whole film literally shows how awful life is when there is only truth did you not see the movie?
Not just this. There is also enlightenment and heightened spiritual awareness.
And remember that Gervais is an atheist. I love that he wrote and played this scene totally straight; it explains why we all WANT to believe so much.
@@cheezeebutter452 no it doesn't? the no lie world seemed pretty good to me. what was awful about it?
Lost my mom this past December and only just remembered this scene now. Sitting here bawling....I hope she wasn’t scared....
Miss her every day 😔
I hope you're doing okay. 💙
I hope you are doing okay :(
This scene made me cry bigtime
Me too I just got back from taco bell
Yep, it was fajita night!
I'm a fairly staunch atheist these days but really try not to judge people's religious beliefs anymore. Life's hard man, whatever helps get you through it.
Same, for the most part
And yet religion has been a driving force between ending non-believers lives prematurely and violent. Millions and more over the millennia.
What happens after the universe ends?
That’s pretty cool man
@@FUTUREpilot267 We don't know.
Last film I watched with my best friend.
I miss you John.
I hope this lie is true.
Less than 30 seconds in and I was crying my eyes out.
"You will dance, you use to dance"
the way his voice cracks when he says "you used to dance" breaks me
*1:29** - This line nails it. Oscar worthy.*
Cant believe its taken me so long to watch this movie as I worship Gervais. Brilliant film, yes I cried at his mum dying and not ashamed to admit it.
Well...I'm more late than you.
@@AJSoundbites I've got you beat
this is so beautiful and it means so much to me.
Do you have any idea how hard it is for a Comedian to do an emotional scene like this and not have it turn unwittingly into comedy?! What Gervais did here is absolutely stunning. Brilliant.
I came here to cry and steal the monologue, and I already wrote down the monologue.
Gervais is the fucking man. He is freaking funny and can act just like the pros. This scene always brings tears to my eyes, which is criminal for someone as talented as him not bringing serious peak dramas.
fuck I'm crying so much this is real as fuck
No need to be frightened, it’s best to accept it. Never lie that there is a “happy place” after death but just a states of no longer being in pain. The suffering is over.
I knew this woman for what, 2 minutes? And i shed a couple tears from this, fuckin hell
Ricky is honestly the only male actor that's ever said anything on screen that's made me tear up. Best actor in the world.
that’s cool but like watch some more movies lol
@@andyjohnson3798 …..like what?
Omg wow u ever seen a grown ass man sobbing and I'm not talking about Ricky man what a beautiful scene and such a beautiful thing to tell your mother on her way out good job Ricky bro I never cried like that in any movie mother and son what a bond make sure u let ur mother know u love and appreciate her every chance u get we only have such a short time with our loved ones theres no room for anything but love dont hold grudges and never stay mad at anyone especially mom and dad it ain't worth it
Just first saw this....great comic parts....But this scene alone......
"you used too dance...there is no pain..." ...Tears....Sadness & Joy....Ricky Gervais is a great actor.
(ps: check out "Ghost Town".....another perfect Ricky Gervais movie. :)
I love you Natalie
I'll see you on the other side
You will always have my heart 🥺❤
She’s watching you from heaven, cheering you on 💖
What else happens?
That's my single favorite line in the movie. Poor man is losing his mother and everybody else wants him to tell them a bedtime story.
Yeah but think about if you lived in a world where you had no reason to not believe in anything, and then someone comes out with this news
@@snhiggins1 Proud of you my man. Good job.
Gawd damn you know i cant stop crying.
The scene is very beautiful......................
This gets me to tear up every time. Every single time
sometimes true is not enought. sometimes people deserve better
I went to see The Invention of Lying at the cinema over 10 years ago. I'm sorry to say it wasn't a good movie. However, this was the one true good scene in the movie. A emotionally beautiful sad scene and Ricky Gervais's acting was so good at 0:55 - 1:43. You can feel his heart breaking. I have never faced that myself. My mother is only 62. I never got to see all my grandparents one last time when they died and I never got to say goodbye to my friends Beau. Starr. Chester and Milo when they passed on. Films like Invention of Lying. I Am Legend. Logan. No Time To Die really shows you the pain of loss.
This may seriously be the core reason religion was created. Far before it was corrupted for greed and power. In the beginning it was out of love. ❤️
it all started with nomadic tribes discussing who lit those campfires way up in the sky at night
@@verzedaplease tell me more about
This made me cry 🥺
Pretty interesting when you think about it. No one can lie, but they can believe a lie and repeat it, resulting in them lying. Now do that enough time for enough subjects and you have a normal world.
The most brilliant thing Gervais ever did. This explains the genesis of religion beautifully.
such a beautiful scene
it gets me every time
Those tears ricky cried were for his mother...
This scene illustrate so well the reason for why humanity created god.
Yup ...
Or people just misunderstand "God", the _I am_ , the all that ever was & will be.. She says she's afraid of an eternity of nothingness, but we won't be conscious to experience said nothingness. Our temporary experience of consciousness IS "God", the Kingdom of whom is within you🙏🏻😉
no we didnt create him...He's always been!... read the good book!..."be still and know that I am GOD!'
@@aaronthompson3454 my man, it doesnt affect me if you live your life day in and out following a cult like leader who decides if youre good enough for his area, but you should def live your life as if theres nothing beyond our time on this world; just to be safe and happy with no regrets.
@@aaronthompson3454 I read the good book, it was very good, I liked the bit where Harry took down Voldemort. It was a very good book
Wholesome that he used his lying to comfort someone at their final moments
Ricky writes often about end of life, very good stuff, see After Life/ Derek.
Such an underrated movie
An Oscar please
Ricky Gervais is a genius, and that's no lie.
One of my favorite movies, and displays of his genius!
I don't fear death itself . I've been resuscitate 4 times. I fear not being around to help my family, kids and grandkids.
Can't remember who said it but it was along the lines of " I don't have memories of before I was born and it will be exactly the same when I'm dead"
It's the day we all know it will come some haw , love u mom 😭😭
You just know 2.4 seconds after the director (probably Ricky tbh) said cut Ricky was laughing maniacally away for a good few minutes 🤣 😂.
What a talent the bloke is!
idk man it’s pretty fucking sad
Im litterally tearing up every time wat hing this
Sometime life should be distracted from reality because sometime reality truth hurt and it can be hurtful 😔.
ricky the comedian was never that funny for me, but ricky the atheist is just full of compassion. looking back in this scene, it's just pure dead brilliant
Setting aside the fact that this is a world where lying doesn't exist, imagine it, you've lived your life, you're on your deathbed, being comforted by your child whom you raised, and who's life is their own now.
this and the beginning of "Up"
1:28 - "You used to dance..."
I think he wasn't talking to the actress here, he was talking to his mom. She died 8 years prior to filming.
This might be me reading too much into it but does anyone else get the impression from her reaction when he gets to the "everyone gets a mansion" part that she knows at that point he's lying and is going along with it because it's making her last few moments so happy? 😂
You can't control it .just cry and let it go a much real scene
Damn, Ricky can act.
What’s beautiful about this is the nurses were so fascinated by what Gervais was saying that they let his mom die lmao
This scene in so good that i cried :(
Damn, got to watch that film again, that was a great scene...
This scene cuts deep. It makes you wonder, what happens when you're taken out of the living world. Is there really an afterlife, or nothing? Will it hurt? What happens?
Spartacus Smith what was it like before you were born? there you go : )
+Spartacus Smith Even deeper if you listened to ricky gervais xfm radio shows where you learn about his life. He's a logical athiest whos mother died of cancer sometime near 2001 i believe.
Yup, thats it. You are born, you live and then you die. Just like every other living thing that has ever been here. What you do while here is whats important.
***** this also is very true, we dont know everything and shouldnt assume we do
dogs are not aware that algebra exists as its brain isnt capable, its very likely that there are forces, dimensions, powers that are out there that our brains simply cannot detect or fathom
id say that im 99.9% sure that there is nothing after death, we just return to the state we were in for the billions of years before we were born, however im 100% sure that religion is bullshit
We're apparently cursed with the ability to think and mull over it our whole lives. I mean unless you believe the comforting lies that humans came up with over the thousands of years. Which I can't blame or judge anybody for believing, even though I don't.
This really is a weirdly fantastic scene........
Fucking Ricky, damn what a great man
THATS what you do in that world ...THATS the kind of thing you do for people....wonderful thing..great scene
As bad as this sounds; Why was there not a rash of suicides between this moment and when he comes out with those conditions on the pizza boxes?
The beginning of the belief in the afterlife and religion in general is probably not that far off from this. Started off as a harmless, comforting lie that snowballed into misogyny, massive discrimination, wars and hate.
damn it now i'm crying
From 0 to crying in 2 mins 45 secs.
Must fight the feels... Must fight the feels... Oh, fuck it. ;_;
this is the best scene in the movie but i feel like this is where he should have learned how to lie and not in the bank scene. i know the bank scene lends itself more to the comedic theme, but this scene was just great and would've made more sense.
Anyone know, or able to find the song?
Donovan - trying catch the wind
Oh, man, what he just started?
Im a simple man. I know the message is somewhat hamfisted, but God dammit I love it anyway
THIS IS HOW I PICTURE RELGION GOT STARTED BY A SMART MAN TRYING TO COMFORT SOMEONE STUPID
And he thought he was lying.
Is this based off of his real mum's death? I'm curious to know...
Loved him for decades and decades. One of a kind. But this... Never knew he could do this. Now I feel a bit cheated. Like Jim Carrey in the Truman show. One brilliant emotional turn, then back to the buffoonery.
Even as a Interfaith Christian and a Jew, I like Ricky Gervais even though he's an agnostic/athiest.
He's an atheist.
Explain the Interfaith.
Well I'd hope you wouldn't hate someone solely because they have different religious beliefs.
quick while she's still warm
F'n hell 🤣
I was high when I watched this movie. I realized how it raises the question "What is more preferable, lying or truth?"
I'm a stone cold athiest like Ricky but we hope we're wrong.
Ned Devine!
oh k dontbknow maybe ask Annie.....😅
always imagined this moment being the crux of his lies, it is but not in the worst way. like imagine if he found out the doctor was ready to save her somehow and keep her alive but he was so entranced by the lie he didnt want to.
What if he wasn’t lying - maybe he just didn’t know he was right.
Wow he wasn't lying here
The name of the movie. This is the lie that's like the whole point of the movie.
Heaven and hell are real
Death is the only escape :/
Do people really believe that when you die nothing happens? Surely this physical world isn't all. What does anything count for if we are nothing?
It counts BECAUSE we are nothing.
I know its 3 months old but think of it the other way around:
"Do people really believe we did nothing before we were born? That we just did not exist? What does it all count for if we were not around for the 14 billion years prior to being born?"
We have no solid reason to believe that anything happens to "us" when our brain shuts down and turns off. When you turn your computer off it does not go to a realm of magic until you turn it back on again. It just stops "being". Same with us. The fact that this is all we got just makes our lives *more* valuable. Our actions *more* meaningful. And our responsibility to future generations that much more important.
there was a time when we thought the earth was flat
Life is its own reward friend.
@@__Andrew I get what you're saying, and it makes sense in the context of what we know right now. But we also know that time is not linear, we just percieve it like that with our senses. So I think we are kinda thinking simplistictly about time, conciousness and death, as if time still passed the same in all universe, concious or not. I'm not saying there is an afterlife or not, I'm just saying that having a conclusion when we know so little about time and the nature of conciousness and perception is pretty much going to be wrong.
brought back memories of the last time I swaw my mom alive. thanks
How is she even able to say anything about death if she can't lie? Nobody knows what happens after death so how can she say that it's an eternity of nothingness?
(Still a great scene, just felt like pointing that out)
Without the invention of a consciousness beyond death, the imagining of it (which in this movie’s universe counts as “lying”) then the science that’s left when we remove imagination shows that our consciousness stops, meaning the thing we think of as “I” also stops. What we call a “soul” in our universe is only memory and diseases like dementia prove that is erasable and subject to consequences of the physical body. So through observation, logic, and scientific data ONLY they do know that’s what happens.
They can be wrong. I’m sure in the movie’s universe people still believed wrong things before science showed otherwise, like that blood-letting cured plague, or that the earth was flat. The people of those times thought those things were true based on the science they had at the time, so they said them. They weren’t lying, they were just wrong.
@@83gemm ...Fair point. Thanks for explaining :)
"Death is not the end. it's the beginning of an eternity of love and happiness."
_"Oh son. Thank you for telling me ... I'm not terrifi ..."_
"Oops. Only kidding, mum. You just disappear. I learned how to lie and I thought I'd test it."
He made it all up. You have to see the entire scene to understand.
The mind fuck is: he's not lying. Even in " world where there is no such thing as lying" what he(the character) said...obviously came from the heart. Something like that isn't a lie. It only became a lie when he(the character) started doing it for commercial and publicized reasons as opposed to just a moment with Mom. See, its not that he( the actor) does not believe in God, for that is impossible, because those who don't believe in God, just hate God.
Not ALL people who disbelieve in God hate him. They are just too humble to believe in him.
@@benspalding3370 How is atheism an indication of humility? 😕
@@garyjones2561 Why would you ask? And did you mean "HUMBILITY" when you said "HUMILITY"? It sounds like that you may not know what "humble" means.
@@benspalding3370 ... Are you trolling or just that ignorant? There is no such word as "humbility". If one is "humble", that means they possess "humility".
This scene is so cute
omg :*
Ah, nice idea, but Ricky Gervais just isn't that good with serious emotional outbursts. He's good with taking a funny scene to a "fuck you, viewer, why are you laughing!" scene (The Office UK), which I love, but not really the classic "cryimg" scenes
I though he was an atheist
He is. Even his character in the movie is. He was just comforting his mother.
He is an athiest (in the movie and real life)
I believe in Jesus but I get scared thinking about dyeing
Why? Are you guilty?
believe in Jesus and you will be saved for eternity.
Oh yeah? You can say that but what evidence do you have theres any truth to it? Dont use the bible because thats the claim and not the evidence for the claim.
ah jeepers here we go again
I love jebus
Do you have any evidence that supports your nothingness for eternity lucifarian doctrine?
No thank you.