Fern (Frances McDormand) and Bob Wells scene in Nomadland (sub spanish)
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Scene extracted from the film Nomadland all rights reserved to Searchlight Pictures. - Фільми й анімація
Everyone should know... That was Bobs real life story. He has only touched on this a few times
I’ve been watching Bob for a few years and I had not heard that story.
@@karencooper6634 Yeah that brave perfomance was real life, in fact the vast majority of Nomadland stories was very real. He kinda said his son had died in passing... not sure he ever mentioned he committed suicide in vids but could be wrong about that last part
@@karencooper6634 No doubt! I've watched Bob going on 10-years and maybe right at it or a little past, but I had no idea about his son dying. I knew he was married and had kids and they lived in Alaska before Bob hit the road; because he said he just couldn't afford it. His pension from the grocery store wasn't enough after he made sure he supported his family. That's all I've ever known, sad:)
I figured that it was real because I did want it to tear up.
@@Jonathanest90s Your souls connected, Jonathan...💕
I think this movie touches on the pain of those of us who feel like we are truly alone and don't belong anywhere.
Or folks who did at one time...then lost it.
so well said. That's it. I felt that, being a misfit my whole life, I felt what these nomads are feeling although I am still in one place.
I can somewhat relate
Bob Wells isn't acting. He's a 100% human w compassion. I aspire to be as compassionate as Bob. I am working on it. You may not think you are an example, but you are. Thank you.
That involuntary, breathless sigh Bob does when he says “He took his own life” was the moment that triggered the waterworks for me. The struggle to even put it into words was there for Bob, and it’s just so heart-wrenching. So real.
Just .look at her eyes when Bob
mentions Beau....thought I was going to lose it....she's always been my favorite actress.....this film is what many people from all walks of life, need at this time in our country...be grateful for what you have!
She & Kathy Bates are my favorite character actresses. Honestly, she made “Fargo” come alive too.
Frances McDormand is an outstanding actress BUT the realness and rawness of Bob Wells here makes this scene! Wow. Bob has given so much to the rambling community.
Quite literally. His foundation has helped so many. Some are often critical of him, but he still stands tall to so many of us.
The writer I think made the greatest contribution , everyone was outstanding, but for scenes like this to work on me, the writing is key.
@@elena16350 Fern’s dialogue is likely written, but Bob’s words are from his REALITY. They may have been polished by a writer, but that angst was from his heart.
What's crazy about this dialogue scene is one person is an actress, and one person is a real person, who has accomplished something significant in helping people, and he's talking about his real loss, and real beliefs. That makes this scene a crazy amazing combination of art and rugged realism, accomplishing exactly what a movie should accomplish.
I feel like I just found a home for my mosaic of sorrow that is propelling my daily life for almost 50 years. To hear Bob say that it’s alright to not be able to release our grief was so comforting.Thank you for this clip.
I don’t believe there is such a thing as “releasing grief,” etc. I believe there is only management of grief, of varying degrees.
I felt that way too.
I know that was a very hard story for Bob to tell. Really good job.
Oh, Carolyn... I just stumbled on this segment from the film. To add to your comment: this was a beautiful, authentic moment with Bob. It touched me deeply. Truly a precious moment, which thousands of his 'fans and friends' will now witness, and honor him for. Honor him for his willingness to share so vulnerably, with such depth of feeling, and with his hard won wisdom from moving into and through the fire of transformation. Blessings to him for this added gift to the community of the far-flung, searching-for-meaning community that he's devoted his service to. I've been following both of you, Carolyn and Bob, for maybe four years now. You both have my deep respect and appreciation for all that you share with the wider world. It's a unique offering, and there are many silent witnesses out here who say 'thank you' after enjoying your practical and inspirational offerings. Perhaps I will be blessed to find a way to journey out there on the road, before my window closes. Perhaps we'll get to cross paths. If not, just know that you've helped to light the flame of possibilities for many of us who long for such adventures. Blessings to you on your path.
I love Bob and his good heart and he’s a good giving man.....
You gotta be kidding. They made a mistake using him in this film. They should have used a real actor.
@@tommackay7433 wow, you really are thick! No professional actor would have achieved what Bob did on that film. He wasn’t an actor, he was Bob just being Bob, speaking from his heart, his loss. If you didn’t get that, you didn’t get the movie at all.
I never knew. Makes me love him more.
This scene just made me cry. Hope this movie can get best picture in Oscar.
Me too....Bob's pain is so raw.....to honour his son this way is truly amazing.
@@susanjacquier5358 I hope he gets paid well even though I know he's going to give it away, as usual
@@elsajones6325 ..you're right...he probably will give it away, or may have made an agreement to do that beforehand. Either way, he is a gem for all the help and knowledge he shares :)
@@susanjacquier5358 I've learned a lot from watching his videos.
The Golden Globe was just awarded a few days ago. Not too shabby. I’m sure he himself must be amazed at how far his work has taken him. You never know what turn your life might take if you use it to do good in the world.
"And that's OK." There's so much compassion and understanding in this simple sentence.
One of the best scenes.
I think it was THE best scene
When i see bob, emotional, talking about his son, i can see so much compassion in him, his life is helping people. I can only imagine the unbearable greaf anyone can bear when loosing their child no matter how old they may be, id be inconsolable if one of my kids died. God bless you bob.
tears here...what a courageous man Bob is to tell his truth like this...what a beautiful heart he has and I love watching Frances really witness him not her character but her giving him full presence...wow
perfectly said and understood by you....I felt Ms. McDormand was not acting, but responding with her humanity/empathy to Bob....by Bob showing his vulnerable, very human side, he allowed McDormand to express that as well
Loved this movie. The real life nomads who had supporting roles in this movie did an impressive job. Bob Wells has given so much to the RV and nomad community.
The stories of overcoming adversity with the help of good Samaritans is very encouraging .This, through Bob's idividual interviews for the past few years
Grief is so devastating. The only thing that makes it bearable is the assurance that we'll see them again. On the hardest days though, it's difficult to remember that
I didn’t know who Bob was until now. While watching the movie I was like, “This guy is an amazing actor. Who is he?” Come to find out he’s not an actor at all, he was being real.
So touching, so interesting to use this blend of acting and documentary. But yeah, reality steels the scene.
I watched Bob for years, but never heard this part of his story.
@@fringedwellermccatintyre730 he doesn't dwell on his pain. He stays busy by alleviating the pain that others are suffering through
@@elsajones6325 Yes, I understood that from this post; very cool and beautiful guy!
He's the grandpa of the nomad community.
Wow, Bob, this is a beautiful scene. I knew about your son but this scene is the first time I’ve heard you really talk about it so deeply. ❤️❤️❤️
Wow, Bob was great here. I cried. Frances was good too, but Bob was doing the heavy lifting. Really heavy, as it is his real life story.
As a two-time suicide attempt survivor, I'm happy that I failed because I couldn't fathom to hear Bob's words being said by my father given that I'm his youngest.
@@fayemarshall2254 Please, do not. Have compassion. You don't know why I even considered that option. I advise you to understand and be graceful.
It is not selfish. I understand your pain and you need support, not negativity. Take care. Be well.
@@wilmabrock6257 Very much appreciated. Nine years passed by. Thank you kindly ❤️
I’m glad your still here, thank God that you didn’t cause that pain to your love ones.
*virtual hug*💕
I had a stillborn son 35 years ago still not over it, 3 children and grandchildren never over it,these years later I think changed my metal well-being
I too lost a son by suicide and have felt those same feelings. I think the solo destination and need for transformation is what drives many to seek a nomadic life...not running away, but running toward healing and something deeper. Thank you Bob for your heartfelt honesty.
Xxxooo from a bereaved mom.
So sorry for your loss
@@soniaolaguez3399 Thank you so much Sonia. Bless you. ❤
Five years for me - today in fact - since my husband sat down at our house and put a gun to his head. I still wonder, as Bob said, “How can I be alive on this earth when he’s not?”
I’ve been changed forever. That’s a fact.
@@rosethornil I am sending you a huge hug Rose. I am so sorry. What a horrific trauma you have been through.
Not only did you lose him, but his death was so violent to himself and the place you lived together. It has ruined your home forever and he is gone. I am so very sorry.
My dad did it in the family camper van. So none of us kids wanted to inherit it.
I hope you will do something extra good for yourself today. And allow some distraction. My deepest sympathies. Oh my goodness. I really really feel for you.
By watching this scene, Frances McDormand will get her third Academy Award victory.
I hope so! She was incredible.
Welllll.....I'm not sure if it will be this scene that clenches it for her. She essentially just sat and listened to a man pour his heart out about what is undoubtedly the most painful thing a parent can go through. Tbh, not a whole hell of a lot of acting going on there. What I saw was two humans beings connecting over real stuff and I cringed a little when he referenced Bo; apparently, McDormand told him after the scene was filmed that her husband was Joel who makes movies and that she would be going home to him. (Don't get me wrong, I LOVE this movie and I think McDormand will and should win.)
Why...for showing the same depressed emotion through the entire movie.
@@jeepliving1 Ha...insults casually tossed because someone doesnt agree with your opinion....such a clever rebuttal. I've been around long enough to not be bullied into heaping praise on an incredibly boring movie because some self proclaimed movie expert over exaggerates its depth, importance and hidden meanings. Overall, dull movie and flat performance ...only Bob Wells brought anything of substance to this movie IMO, but if you got something more out of it...good for you.
And Bob should get his first AA!
Wow that's raw. Poor Bob. My heart goes out to him. I have no kids. I can't imagine the grief. I lost my babygirl (Cat) and I know how much pain it is for me. Can't imagine how he feels. I do know my grief for her will never die. She gave more love to me, complete love, than any human thusfar. But then again I grew up with none, so she was EVERYTHING to me. I miss her so much!
Peace to Bob.
Wow, no disrespect to Ms. Frances, but Bob kind of stole the show there. Hollywood vs. Real. Real wins.
There’s no competition. Both are winners
She’s- not Hollywood though.
You’re comparing apples to oranges.
Incredible job Bob. I did not know about his son. Bob is a pretty amazing human being. ❤❤
Frances touched my soul in this movie. Often without a word of dialogue. What an artist!
powerful, tears
You bet.me too.
This scene is the essence of Nomadland. Chloe' Zhao, I cannot wait until I see you accepting your Oscar.
No Hollywood actor or writer could portray the true emotion behind Bobs loss . I haven't yet seen the movie, but that scene right there, makes me need to see it.. not want to see it (which I do) but need to see it.
He is an amazing man. He found his purpose
Wow. A lot of impact in this scene. I never knew that about Bob's son. :( So sad.
Crying as I watched this. An adult nephew chose suicide 3 years ago...and his parents have never recovered. it's painful just seeing Bob discuss it ....but I sent the clip to my sister so she might find a way out of the dark, horribly sad place she's been.
Yes, I’m sure the clip will be helpful. 🥺
She might be open to watching some of the early "channeling eric" UA-cam videos.
Healing is important.
I am a bereaved mom and now co-facilitate a support group. Am so very sorry to hear about your nephew. Three years is still the early days of grieving. Many parents are still in shock. It does ease with time. We never get over the loss of our children and hate it when people tell us to "move on". But we do eventually learn to survive and as time passes we don't think of them every single minute. At the 10 year mark she will probably have many "normal" days. But it is never the same. Get her to look up The Compassionate Friends in her area. Support by and for bereaved parents. No cost and no ulterior motives. Just providing community.
Sending uncle a big hug. I'm glad your sister has you. Many families break apart during these times. It is so important she gets TLC and be patient with her.
I didn't know Bob was in the movie! Started following his channel in 2015. Every word in this scene was 100% real. Couldn't be prouder of Bob and our nomad community right now.
Wow, He did a great job in this scene. Even though the story is real, it still takes ability to be this genuine when there are cameras on you and the stakes are a little higher. Love to Bob.
I saw on imdb that when Frances told that story, Bob told her he was so moved by her and Frances felt bad and admitted it was made up for Fern.
It's so amazing to read too that he was willing to give his story so candidly to this movie. There's a whole generation of nomads out there that carry so much with them.
Frances Mcdormand is a treasure. She is not even slightly out of place as an actress paired with a profoundly interesting and important real person giving us his thoughts that are sincere and unvarnished.
Bob saying that a lot of people don't get over grief and that's ok, that was good. Because I think we are meant to believe that at some point we should get over grief. And it's great to hear someone say it's ok not to.
Using real people in this movie made is what it is. My heart breaks for Bob.
Those words are so moving, there's no final goodbye I'll see you down the road
And very meaningful in life
"Five years ago, my son took his life. And I can still barely say that in a sentence."
In two weeks, it will be five years since my husband took his life. I still can't say that he committed suicide. I find 100 workarounds, such as "it's been five years since the did THAT THING."
Suicide survivors (as we're known) suffer burdens that are beyond what words can describe. This is my favorite scene. Bob Wells articulated many painful truths beautifully.
I'm so sorry for everything that has happened to you. I hope you are doing better now or at least healing. Though a stranger passes down some random road, some walk so they can continue caring for other strangers so that they, or we are eventually are not strangers. I hear your signals in the dark.
I wish I had the faith that I would see loved ones again after death. That must be very comforting and peaceful.
I am an atheist. I love the scene, but I feel the same as you.
@Frank Meadows There isn't a place after. There is no evidence whatsoever to support that. We just cease to exist. It's just like before we were born.
@Frank Meadows Dude, you can't prove something that doesn't exist. For example, I can't prove that rainbow unicorns don't exist. So, no...I am not as equally wrong as you . The onus is on you to prove that there is an afterlife and there has never been any scientific proof of that.
@Frank Meadows I mean, yeah, if you look at it that way, the energy in my body dissipates into the environment, but it's not magically transported to an afterlife. At best it's food for worms. We are basically fancy meat machines.
I don’t think one has to follow any spiritual beliefs to understand that we are made of energy and energy never disappears - it just changes form. I have had experiences in my life that absolutely convinced me that our energy exists even after our physical life has ended.
I don’t know Bob - I’m just an ordinary subscriber of his channel. But like many I pay close attention & I it’s easy to see he’s doing a very good job of honoring his son.
I had the pleasure of meeting him and spending time with the many that he has helped.
For some of us - you don't get over the loss - you just go on.
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Beautiful words by Bob. May God give him the strength he needs to carry on. I bought myself a van some months ago. I'm alone and disabled. I'm trying to finish it so I can travel and meet people. Connect to the community I don't have. I hope Bob Wells is in my travels.
We love you Bob!....million dollar nomads! Frances Mcdormand...YOU ROCK!
This scene hurts, having both a teacher that died from cancer and a close friend that committed suicide, feeling directionless is a super familiar feeling to me. Sometimes even when many years have passed I just sit down and remember, and it hurts. It hurts so much. Because as Bob says, how can I be here on Earth alive when they aren't? Sometimes its 2 AM or 4 AM and that's all I do, recollect. Sometimes I dream and all I see is things in my past. Who I was, those I knew. Those that aren't here with us anymore and I basically dream every day, so its all in my mind constantly.
Sorry for the mini rant, I watched this movie yesterday and its exactly how I feel as a hiker. I hike and wanna keep growing in the activity, because I want to sometimes just walk away. And when I come back I get post trail depression, but it always makes me stronger. So its a sad good thing I guess.
You said it so beautifully. It took me back to times of loss in my own life. I could feel your words. So moving. God bless you.
@@madelineburke2796 thanks, bless you too. It's a foolish thought, but sometimes venting out on Social Media is sometimes more helpful than with friends or family. Sometimes strangers on the internet take one far more seriously.
@@iansantiago7545 Thank you for sharing!!!!!
@@iansantiago7545 Friends and family are rarely equipped to handle issues that need healing. Find it where it is. Reading a lot of psychology type books was my start and then it evolved naturally into reading metaphysical healing books and I've been in Alanon, etc. There are many healing people on UA-cam. I personally enjoy the woo woo stuff but it may not be your thing.
I've had the same feeling. How can I be on this earth and he isn't? How come the earth keeps turning? How is it others go about their daily business as if everything is fine? It's been 10 years for me but I still feel I am just a tourist on earth now. Just looking around and observing. For my loved one.
Be very good to yourself Ian, and keep surviving.
This book is in the tradition of Barbara Ehrenreich's Nickled and Dimed. The movie is a worthy work. It makes me less annoyed about a joke a former college classmate made to tease me, joking that I should be nicknamed "Alden Ehrenreich".
This man has helped so many.
Wow Bob. That was amazing. I felt every word; every catch; every ounce of "hold it back as best you can". That's what art is about, yet for you, it was real and I for one am truly grateful for your willingness to serve in any way. I've been affected by friends and family members in that way, but not a child. I can't fathom it, though a family member and dear friend can. Thank you for being honest, open, and willing sir. I hope to see you down the road as well. @CheapRVLiving.
Wow, what a scene. I've been watching Bob for years. But this is so heartfelt. Gives me chills every time
This scene is perhaps the most emotional one I have ever seen. I am glad Bob is not an actor, no actor could have ever performed this scene, it only works because it is real.
My friend at work just committed suicide, for a long time this word is so strange and distant to me. But not after March 24th 2021, he wasn’t at the office, then was later found dead at his apartment. This movie is just what I needed right now. I’ll see you on the road , Paul.
God bless🙏🙏🙏
So Truly Sorry for the Tragic Loss of Your Friend, Jimmy~Lots of Love🙏💝🌠...
That was amazing!! Cant wait to watch movie
one of the greatest films I've ever seen.
Agreed
Folks you have to go see this film. It is so worth it and done quite nicely. Bob Wells did an amazing job since he is not an actor. You can feel what he has gone though losing his son. Very hard to deal with but one must. A BIG THUMBS UP ON THIS MOVIE!
Incredibly powerful scene in an incredibly powerful movie.
I thought the movie was depressing. I watch many of the nomad journey’s on youtube and it seems many people celebrate their life style happily. Im sure there are some folks aren’t as happy but able to cope with support from the nomad community. The movie character just felt depressing though and stayed stuck in her sadness. Seems her real story ended better than the movie. Bob’s personal story, however, was a healing message to so many which was uplifting.
Instagram #vanlife is the lie my dear.
So powerful, so true. God bless !
Best part of the movie
many of us never get over loss, tell it Bob.
Poem 'To Look & See'
To look & see upon the road
I felt the void within my heart
Beside the long & traveled road.
Always strangers passing there
I take my place & make a stand
As in that gaze of troubled mind watch
Was the focus of my wondrous hope
I imagined I saw on traveled way
A worthy companion, heavenly sent
To guide, to comfort & to share
To end the search upon the road.
This is when I knew this was not a character, this is a real person.
These are real people. And their pain is real.
I would give ANYTHING to know this man. This kind of kindness and purity is so rare in humans these days
bob stole the scene.
Beautiful 💕. I will see you down the road🥰 So true, if you believe😇
That was so beautifully done, but so difficult to watch. Real tears.
There are lots of beautiful moments in this film but my favorite was when Fern recited Sonnet 18 to the young man talking about writing letters to the girl he loves. It always makes me a little teary, but to hear it spoken by one who has lost her love gave it even more weight.
Wow. Such a hard thing. Time doesn't heal wounds, either. He did so well with this.
Great film. The intertwined stories were so raw and emotional. It was a mesmerizing story of loss, grief and new beginnings.
Wow what a great job. Bob wasn’t acting he was speaking from the heart. I lost my son 12 years ago and he captured how it feels.
That's not acting that's just Bob. The one and only desert santa.
Love you Bob! Love you Fern! Love this movie! See you down the road! 🚐✌
Bob Wells gets his due! Great scene Bon- keepin it real keepin it real
The Oscar goes to Bob Wells!!!!
What direction here! I am shook. Genuinely, shook and moved. This is why I don’t commit suicide although I am a survivor of it and should be a statistic. ‘And that’s okay. That’s ok.’ Hits me deeply. And that is my definition of art.
Sending Many Blessings, Much Love, and Big Hugs Your Way
from Arizona, Stephanie🙏💖~Truly
Appreciate the Raw Honesty in
Your Comment...I really do get it🌠!!
Wow! I love Bob even though I’ve never met him...yet. I’ll have to watch this movie.
Update:: watched it, loved it!
Had no idea of his loss. 😢 Blessings to everyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one.
Bob Wells you are amazing!
I am heartbroken to hear this about Bob's Son💔~Truly sorry for his loss
:( Such a raw movie this is and looking forward to watching it🌠!!
Hugs to Bob! Made me cry and still am.
Bob is a natural! He acted from his heart and it came out so authentically. Just like in real life.
Thank you Bob for all you do. And yes I believe we will be united with our departed loved ones again....
Sorry. Ditch the professional actress. I didn't understand a word she said. Bob's raw open heart wound and deep love for his son transports me to realness.
Love is all there is, Bob.
Bob you ARE an angel 😥
So moved by this scene and entire movie
An Oscar is for acting.....this is real!......Give Frances one anyway.
Her third 🙏🏾♥️. Fingers crossed.
Give one to Bob, he really deserves it!
I know how we all feel about Bob. But Oscars are for actors
Well, that just ruined my mascara.
When Bob says “that’s okay… that’s okay” it is so soothing and comforting to me. You can tell he’s a pure soul.
Holy Cow.... Bob Wells for Best Supporting Actor
Too much drama for me. I don`t need to know any of this stuff. I do love Bob. He is a great human being. imo
OMG, tears for sure. Wow Bob. Love you.
I just read a review by a guy named jack hamilton. Unbelievable how someone could completely miss the point of this movie. Some of his complaints were about things he says the movie doesn't say, which they actually say loud a clear. Then for some reason he had to connect trump to it. He misstated that the movie primarily takes place in places that overwhelmingly went for trump...... Last I checked nevada and california are blue and didn't go his way this last go round. He barely won nevada in 16. Anyway, it's kind of disheartening to read reviews by people getting paid to do so who clearly are clueless.
Lot of clueless stupid out there. -C
CONGRATS NOMADLAND BEST PICTURE!
Sean Penn did in Into the wild (Leonard Knight Scene) and here it is again... Whenever you do your research and integrate real people with real stories into your narrative and let them play off your character, magic just might happen.
Bless you Bob. I didnt know. His flame lives on...in you♡
Great scene just loved it!
Great scene. I’m so glad it was shared with us. I watched Bob Wells all the time. Very touching story.
Although my son did not commit suicide but he joined the Marine Corps. as deeply proud I am of him but just as deeply affected by the loss of him in my daily life. I fell into a deep depression and started asking Jesus to just take me. Every morning I would wake up and say why am I still here, what am I supposed to be doing. And if there’s nothing else to do then please just take me.
so learning about van life became a true salvation for me. It was a deep challenge and kept me busy. i felt very proud of myself for living each moment with intention and putting together a very neat and beautiful existence inside of a travel van.
I lived like this for three years until frankly it did become boring and Mundane and it was time to MoveOn and God opened big huge doors for me to go someplace and be with someone that I had given up hope of ever being with. And now I’m living a brand new adventure and it’s good to have someone that has my back and focuses on me and cares for me and helps me to see ways to improve myself So I can be happier and we can be happier together.
can you help me?
Such an amazing and moving scene
I tried to watch this movie. I had it a few minutes and was already crying. Prepare if you will watch it.
I heard a sad, yet beautiful, talk about HOPE! Isn't it what we're all about? Love this scene!