That last scene

Yes, that was a wonderful sequence. I wish the movie had been as neatly handled, if I may say so. But it was a great way to end it.

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- Booker, are you afraid of God ?
- No. But I'm afraid of you.

Sucker punched me right in the feels. Been a loooooong time since a movie made my eyes water.

Crazy, I just came to post exactly this. That last scene almost felt as if it was from another movie. Truly great acting.

I couldn't help but feel bad for Woody though. She was so happy to realise that this guy she barely knows is her father.

That last scene was so awkward and pointless.

Now what happens?

That last scene is gold. Solid gold.

That last scene was really effed up though. Worse than racism actually. Like "oh btw this guy is kind of a 10 out of 10 guy and really awesome super duper guy and he's your father so you should be sooo happy about that you cry of joy". So why is this beautiful? Because he is so awesome and her dad so lame? Seriously what kid would be so overjoyed to hear these news? Maybe they do get each other and it's a great relationship but overjoyed? Weird. Messed up.

I don't mean to be insulting but isn't this scene - on the face of it - horrifying? Imagine your daughter starts to cry out of joy when she learns who her real father is. They didn't even have that in game of thrones.

I agree that the scene is beautifully shot but I somehow felt that it's some kind of emotional replacement. Something that should be complex and difficult and hard is shown as some kind of beautiful thing.

Also I'd be *beep* furious at a women who steals my baby and doesn't tell me I have a daughter for 12 years. That *beep* should be criminal right there. If men have an obligation to pay child support then they also have a right to know about their children. Can't have it both ways.

Sorry for the rant. The movie is weird.

I am one of those who didn't get it... Rachel Mcadam's character told cooper that no one knows that he is her father.. not even woody.. sooo.. basically she can't have known.. even if she had an idea..
How would she realize that cooper is her father by him just standing outside looking at her like a creep ('cause a grown man staring at teenage girls dancing with a smile. May be i don't remember an earlier scene with some explanation.. She should no way realize that a strange men, she never met before a few days ago, is her father by just a smiley stare..
And don't start on all crying with joy.. oh, this strange friend of your mothers, who is sort of a prick, is your real father not the loving guy who raised you for thirteen years(also john krasinsky). Lets cry of joy.
That was just weird... and bad.. like the movie..
I honestly came to these boards to find out what was in the last scene.. or what people think about it.. After reading this, may be i missed something.. but I am never gonna rewatch that movie. Emphasize on NEVER.