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I’m not saying this isn’t emotional or powerful, but the voice he’s doing feels very big for the seriousness of the subject matter

Jesus is the answer. Whoever is reading this you may feel lost in life; you may feel like giving up, wishing it would all end. You want peace, but can’t find it. You’ve looked for it in women, drugs, alcohol, porn, money, and so much more, but you feel emptier the more you do it. The only one who can fill us is Jesus Christ, the living God; the one who came into this world as a man and died on the cross to save us from our sins (our wrongdoings against God). If you trust in Christ as your Lord and Savior you will be saved and you will go to Heaven when you die. One thing many people think once they come to God is everything will be perfect. The truth is it won’t be. Once you give your life to Christ the devil will attack you over and over again until you break, but Christ is there to strengthen you and to get you through all things. Give your life to Christ my friends. Without him, life means nothing.

"I dont like remembering" My life story

Oscar worthy performance 😢❤👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I can't believe I spent so much of my life not watching this movie.

BRAVO!!!! Deep, Emotional, and very very Intimate. Adam sir, this is your best work!!

The first time I saw this movie, I was in complete disbelief that Adam Sandler could do this

What makes this movie hurt so much is that this isn't fictional. This happened to someone, there are still so many people whose entire lives are shaped by what happened on September 11 while the rest of the world who weren't parsonally impacted are able to move on so much easier. When he says "I felt them burning" it makes my stomach drop and my heart sink every time. Adam Sandler's delivery of this monologue and the scene when he's walking through his house does an amazing job selling the pain the character's in, it makes me feel like this is the only way someone COULD live after something so horrific, puts you right in the character's headspace

Ahhh...serendipity.

People should have to live with what they did even if it haunts them. If they were strong enough to do it they're strong enough to live/be haunted by it. I agree with him the death penalty is wrong.

The realest Sandler movie.

Holy crap… Rhodey reading The Avengers! 😂

Good acting, but wrong conclusion. Capital punishment is retribution not revenge.

good movie

Beautifully phrased and well written speech. But I disagree wholeheartly. The death penalty is right for deterence.

what an awful movie

Its masterful acting, but I just can't shake how when he gets that sideways face he's back to Satan's misfit son.

This movie brings back the pain of 9/11 for me every time. Such horror. So many lives destroyed.

Nice

Whenever I see him act I can feel the hollowness of heartbreak and grief in my chest

So brilliant. How Adam Sandler didn't even get nominated, let alone win an Oscar for this role is beyond me. Having lost one of my closest friends on the first plane, it is especially significant, yet well over 22 years after the event, watching his performance, it is ridiculous to me that Daniel Day Lewis won and Sandler wasn't nominated.

Holy shit

As someone who lost an amazing wife in a horrible accident i couldn't even finish watching this scene the first time I saw it...he was so immersed in the scene it breaks me down everytime i see it!!!

Adam Sandler was amazing in this film he truly deserved an Oscar for this!!!

I'll say it again, his best film.

Adam Sandlers best performance...

Condone's revenge..? How much did we, the American people, spend to kill Bin Laden...? And the President did a touch down dance on national tv. So...yeah.

Understanding his character, he doesn't like to remember, its something hard to do, great acting describing what alot of folks went through

You know what pisses me off? Adam Sandler was this close to getting nominated for an Academy Award for Uncut Gems but some Ahole at the academy think he's not worthy because he makes stupid comedies.

episode?

It's amazing when he turns and acknowledges that she's been listening the whole time. He needed his friend to talk to, but he knew she was listening the whole time

6:35 the look on Don Cheadle’s face , it just shows how he understands the pain Adam Sandler is in

How’d he not get an Oscar

The waiting room scene is without a doubt one of the most heart breaking scenes ive ever seen

The death penalty insures that a perp will never ever hurt anyone again

Sweet revenge, I love it

Alan Shore is the best fictional lawyer. Saul Goodman and Eugene Young tie for second.

His candidacy should have been over the second he uttered the first "No" to the question whether he'd impose CP if it was law. He's going off his own emotions, feelings, and sympathies, rather than the law. That's a no-go for a judge.

First breath - "Too many judges don't respect and follow the law and just do what they want according to theuir own feelings." Next breath - "I won't follow that law because I feel it's wrong."

Kak, human rights for humans! If you know the penalty for killing someone is death, and you cross that line, good bye

Now go back into the Bible when God ordered the death of every man woman and child. What would he have to say about that?

The movie itself was godawful but adam sandlers performance was astounding.

When somebody murders another person of Vetsera the state, even when they give the death penalty wait way too long at my family I’m gonna take care of business myself. If I hear of anybody this done the same and I’m on the jury I’m gonna let them go.

I cried before when i watched this long before I met my wife. I feel it even more now that I have her, my daughter, dogs and cat. (All female pets). This cuts deep. I don’t know what I would do without them. It’s heart wrenching just to slightly imagine my life without them. They’re all I got.

See he’s better at emotional roles….

Talk about heart-wrenching, especially if you're a parent. I had to pause the video half way through this scence to recompose myself.

I am a retired engineer with a certifiable Knack in all its manifestations and I mean ALL of them including making a ham radio from TV parts and "utter social ineptitude." I have never lost my Knack, but I can imagine what a personal devastation that would be. When these Dilbert cartoons first came out, I was absolutely convinced that there was a secret camera or a trained spy in our engineering department because it seemed just way, way too improbable that these cartoons addressed so minutely and accurately the very things going on at work. My boss even had a bald head with pointy side hair and a rather poor understanding of how things actually worked. Yes, we had our Wally and our Alice and HR was nothing but evil, evil I say. I will say that most of my projects did work though.

I lost my fiance and her brother in a car accident in 2005. I was lost for almost 12 years without her. The way Sandler performed a man overcome with grief is heartbreaking but brilliantly executed.

In Europe, paper was made mostly out of old rags during the middle ages and modern times, even until the 19th century. Thats why they were actually seen as a valuable resource.