[ SECRET POST #6450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6450 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

That scene is amongst the best of all time imho. In grief I’d have periods of numbness and watching that really helped me feel something again.

[(Anonymous)]

It may or may not be dates, or accurate about the South, or any number of things (I really don't know) but I 100% agree that scene is wrenchingly brilliant. The whole cast is wonderful but Sally Field is just next level.

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Sally Field is amazing in everything, but especially in this.

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That movie is so emotionally brutal. I haven't watched it in years but it's one of those that stays with you.

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Well, since it's partially based off the writer's life (Robert Harling, who was born in Alabama and went to university in Louisiana, lost his sister Susan in 1985 due to diabetes), I'm going to say it probably has some accuracy to his bit of Southern culture at the time.

But, yeah, that scene has a hell of an emotional hit.

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Wow, I really feel you, OP. When my dad died I remember bringing this scene up in a conversation about how I was feeling. I felt really connected to it in that moment because of it portraying that sense of anger at the universe.