Touching final scene from the movie "St. Vincent", starring Bill Murray.

I came back to watch this scene again.... still great

😢

I keep watching this scene. I've watched the movie a few times. To me, this is Bill's finest performance! I'm no Rocket Surgeon... but I love it.

Love Love Love this movie, it made me an utterly die hard fan of Bill Murray. Such range few actors have.

It was such a good movie

Outstanding movie!

This speech never fails to bring tears to my eyes. It is deeply moving.

I love this scene, but I can’t stop thinking about the giant “among us” behind him. I hate the internet.

Im not crying

I'm not crying. 🥺🥺

this movie is so underrated.

This scene always gets me 😢

This scene will make you ball your eyes out, guaranteed! Even though Vin stole meds from seniors and emptied the kids bank account, we learn what it is to be a saint.

I'm not crying you're crying

Every word is true

So touching. It’s a grounding reality for every man, knowing that their every action, word, and thought is being observed by the younger generation.

We don’t need to be perfect. But our best qualities shall always pass on.

Stupid scene making me cry

Great great movie.

This is one of THE BEST MOVIES EVER MADE that isn’t talked about enough.

Great movie! My favorite scene was when Daka yelled, "My water broke!" Bill Murray replies, "Call a plumber." 😂

This makes me cry every time

Saints never give up,
Because in life the odds can be stacked against you,
Saints make sacrifices

what a scene!!

This was a great movie

"God does not call on the qualified, He qualifies the called."

Murray's best role.

I love this scene. It's so touching. Vincent loved his wife

I really loved watching this one.

I always wanted to have a kid or two. If I ever had had one, I would have loved her or him to be this caring

kick ass movie

Such a great actors (to all), great scene and movie...little extra unions up in here 😢

What an awesome movie

Very Moving Movie

Made me cry to

Amazing Movie

Bill Murry did an amazing job ❤❤❤❤

So many great messages, I fear overlooked by so many of us... but yes... so many of us get it... messages received 😇🙏

“He is not a happy person, he doesn’t like people, and not many people like him. He’s grumpy, angry, man of the world that I am sure is full of regrets. He drinks too much, smokes, he gambles, curses, lies, and cheats and he spends a lot of time with the lady of the night

That’s what you see at first glance, if you dig deeper, you will see a man beyond his faults”

I cried hearing that line. It’s something I hope to one day do for my father. Appreciate his memory regardless of how bad he thinks he is.

Bill Marry ❤

That movie hit way harder than I thought it would.

Bill Murray refines his acting skills like emotional fine subtle sand paper on detail to every aspect of his character. He becomes this character. You don't fully realize this by merely watching his portrayal but which becomes apparent during these scenes that bring on the emotions of a believable performance.

Just remember he's an actor playing a role. You decide

This is the world I grew up in and love the fact that I did

This scene turned my eyes into faucets

Beautiful 😢

Beautiful 😢

This movie is one my all time favourites, between several other touching stories such as "In Pursuit of Happiness", the movie shown "St. Vincent" is one of the many films out there that brings to us a story that actually happened in real life, and it's between the best I've personally seen, if anyone reading this comment has time, please watch it, the movie can help us learn a lot about life.

This part of the movie makes me cry 😢

I’ve watched this scene over and over. Best part of a wonderful movie!

Today, when I was driving to the mall, I was thinking of how someone's character is truly measured
I came up with my own answer
That is the true measure of someone's character is the quality of their work, their thoughts, and their deeds, most especially when no one is watching.


--- this reflects so much to the kind of people who are flawed and judged by society for their faults, but still remain kind and caring even when things get tough and difficult.

This hit me deep, nobody taught me how to fight. I got some training around 30 years old though. Great flick!