"I'm trying to help you, sir." I nearly lost it there.

I wanna give ezra a hug now

"It's blue sir.." I'm now crying hysterically

This scene broke me as a person.

I love how he put his hand over his mouth at the end of the scen,e to clarify the terrible words that he had to say. Great acting, great movie.

The part where he says "I'm trying to help you, sir" is where it got to me. Woody Harrelson is such an incredible actor. He's finally getting the recognition he deserves with True Detective.

Such an emotional film. I can't believe Smith didn't receive an Oscar for this he deserved it. This scene is a heartbreaker....

"i'm trying to help you, sir" and "it's blue, sir" broke my heart..especially his face right before he says it :( That's some A+ acting right there.

One of the best acting performances i've ever seen from Woody Harrelson

the way he says "I'm trying to help you, sir" BREAKS MY HEART every time... ):

'Give my sight to the man who has never seen a sunrise, a baby's face, or love in the eyes of a woman. Give my heart to a person whose own heart has caused nothing but endless days of pain. Give my blood to the teenager who was pulled from the wreckage of his car, so that he might live to see his grandchildren play. Give my kidneys to one who depends on a machine to exist from week to week. Take my bones, every muscle, every fiber and nerve in my body and find a way to make a crippled child walk. If you must bury something, let it be my faults, my weaknesses, and all prejudice against my fellow man. Give my sins to the devil. Give my soul to God. If, by chance, you wish to remember me, do it with a kind deed or word to someone who needs you. If you do all I have asked, I will live forever' Robert N. Test

I've watched this scene back to back so many time and every time I see Ezra's face after he says goodbye it makes me want to tear up. This movie was amazing

Is it possible to win awards for a 3 minute scene? Woody should've got every single best acting award for just this scene. It makes me think of all the customer service people I've cussed out...

I cried during this scene bcuz it was so painful woody harrelson made this scene

In the entire film, the scenes with Ezra during the phone call and the cafe scene is the most memorable scenes for me. Woody did a fantastic job on maintaining a blind but very kind persona and it broke my heart when he was being so nice even being called all these bad words about himself. There will be people like this in this world who will get treated like crap for being disabled and thinking that it exists is truly saddening. Love this film ! Great job Will and Woody

This scene broke my heart....

Woody Harleson played that brilliantly

27% on Rotten Tomatoes. This is why people who use reviews/critical consensus to argue why a movie is bad shouldn't be taken seriously.

I just want to hug Ezra, poor Buddy.

This is one of the best scenes I've ever watched. Woody plays this part to perfection, his facial expressions reveal the emotion inside of you. It's one of the fewest scenes that has made me speechless. Magnificent film.

This is so hard to watch. Such a sad scene, unreal job by these guys.

Man he gets me when he says "It's blue sir". Amazing movie.

Woody is so so good in this brief scene. I get a lump in my throat every time.

When the first time I saw this I broke down crying!!! Ezra's expressions and voice really made me cry!!!!! Great movie by great actors!

The placement of this scene in the movie was so perfect. Later, when Ben reveals he was trying to “see” for himself how good a man Ezra was through that phone call before committing to donating his own eyes, I lost it. Absolutely one of the most redemptive parts of the movie. Ben tells Ezra how he discovered Ezra’s forbearance, patience, and mercy toward Ben amidst the painful hurt he caused him in that phone call. During that scene I realized who was really suffering from lack of sight: everyone else (including Ben) but Ezra. As Ezra couldn’t see the beauty of the world around him, the people who weren’t blind couldn’t see the beauty of Ezra’s character within him. Not to imply that they were all being ignorant, but rather, if anyone were to have taken time to get to know Ezra, he/she would’ve been stunned at what they’d find in his personality. For me, I had to become “blind” in a sense, by putting on Ezra’s shoes to truly see what made Ezra the type of guy he was, the type of heart he had for the world around him. Absolutely loved this movie

Every year I come back to this scene, just to feel again. Only people with big hearts truly know how much this scene really hits home. Holy cow, man... It's so mean! :( Ezra and his quivering lip. Why do I torture myself with this lol

1:20 and on. His face is in such torment throughout the rest of the scene, it's killing me.

I've seen this movie a few days ago, this was the only part which made me cry so so much. The cruelty in this scene was over the top, putting yourself in ezra's place was truly heartbreaking. Woody, will, good job

This movie is so powerful in so many ways and it made me cry and i dont cry like evef

I'm just crying... It's so sad but in real life people treat eachother like that

I've watched this scene more than 20 times, Woody always makes me cry. What a performance, what an actor he is. Just brilliant!

its blue sir :,,,,(((((

I used to work in a call center and being talked to in that manner by customers was the norm. This scene really hit home with me.

this scene is cruel. even though it was on purpose to get a reaction out of the operator.

no matter how many times i watch this it leaves an impression on me and omg woody is such a great actor

I am only 18, but if/when I have kids, I would like to call my boy Ezra - all thanks to my admiration for Woody in this scene :)

When he covers his mouth at the end, that’s powerful acting! even motion can give the greatest emotion

This scene is one of the BEST scenes i saw in my whole life. Just incredible, very sad though. They are both excellent actors. 10/10 for acting.

This hits me, one of the few movie scenes that evokes tears. Maybe it's because I've worked in call centres and said exactly what Ezra has said " I'm trying to help you sir"... Meanwhile the respondent is being a dick.

*grind with sadness* “I-it’s blue sir.” That scene really broke that outer layer in my heart

"It's blue, sir..." 😫😭

Such a powerful movie.. very very underrated.. this whole movie was just brilliant!

"Say what you wanna say" "Thank you for calling ...." Damn, i could take it no more

Ezra is the best person ever... This whole scene made me cry watching it some😢

Everytime I'm feeling angry about other people (mostly early at work and its not their fault) I'm watching this scene and remember, that most of the time it's me who is the goddamn blind coward with no eye for the beauty surrounding me... (sorry for my bad english I'm german)

"I'm trying to help you, sir." Their words made me out of control.

am watching right now and it's my first time. this scene and the other scene where he visits the elderly women in the hospital really touched my heart. the character that will smith plays i wish there were someone like that in my community. oh well we must help n support each other am happy to watch this

This was my favourite scene from this movie. I really loved the way Ezra handled an insult. I wish I could handle anger that way.

This scene broke me so many years ago, I still fight tears when I think about it

How did both Will & Woody get nothing for this film? They were amazing in here! Two great actors in a powerful scene like this!

I just want to cry when he says "I'm just trying to help you, sir." Such a good movie, I am a guy and I will admit this movie broke me down. Never has a movie done that as well as this. Also the pursuit of happyness did a good job at destroying my tear ducts

Everytime i watch this scene i end up crying. This is the first time i have seen Woody H and became a fan of him. Such brilliant actor. Why wasnt Will not nominated for oscar for this movie.. Flawless acting.

i have never been a movie weeper , but this scene brought tears in my eyes.

This scene really broke my heart, it's so cruel...

Epic epic epic. I feel no one could've pulled this off the way these two actors did.

Geez Woody pulls off the Nice,kind, humble guy role pretty well.......sir

fuck, I have something in my eye

Woody keeping his professionalism while being heart broken almost brought me to tears the first time i saw this scene.

I take phone calls everyday. I dont usually get bad calls but when. I do, I recall this part and try not to get mad back at them. We are only human. We are not perfect. I am doing all I can to help another brother or sister sometimes even going out of my way...thank you guys. We are only human with limited capabilities. Luv you all.

When I first saw this scene it was heartbreaking, but in the end you know it's Ben/Tim's way to help Ezra. Who would have known in the beginning? Such a powerful scene, love this movie!

It hurt his feelings so much talking with that irony about his disability and as minutes go by in this scene i felt like something inside me explodes so hard but in the end he (Ben Tomas) made me cry with his actions. It is a worth seeing movie for sure!!

Woody Harrelson is one of the most underrated actors of all time. Simply brilliant.

well...i have seen this about 50 times....and still cant stop admiring Woody Harrelson's marvelous acting....this scene is one of the best scenes in history!!

the whole movie is so powerful !! There is a few movies that can make you feel deep emotions, and seven pounds is definitly one of them !

I lost it and cried in this scene.... one of the best scenes

I think people could really learn from this scene alone that even while being treated in a humiliating way to still stay calm and to still show complete Kindness from the heart ❤.

Even those this movie has been out for a while, I only watched it today. It really set my mind straight in a lot of different ways. A little confusing at first, but it all made sense at the end. Not going to lie- I have never been a big cry baby before like I was when the movie ended.

He's such a good actor

This is the best I've ever seen Woody Harrelson in a movie... when you can actually feel the kind of emotion that the character must've been feeling in the scene, you know the actor did an outstanding job... both in this scene and the scene at the coffee shop. At first, I thought Ben was being a prick for no reason... only realized later that he was just testing Ezra. What a great and thoughtful movie

This is the most amazing part of any scene I have ever seen in my entire life... I am sure, this movie will set a new course to my entire life...

This scene literally breaks my heart..

Watched this scene 10 times, almost cried 10 times.

Watched this movie in school. During the ENTIRE movie my class wouldn't shut the hell up, and I really wanted to see this movie, kids were laughing at the scene. And now I get to see it in silence... Very touching scene.

omgosh this scene made me cry :( so far this has got to be one of the best movies ever the acting was amazing

2018 and I still come back to this to humble myself.

Watching it right now for the first time, I almost cry to this and it was just the starting of the movie.... So far is beautiful.

One of the most powerfully underrated moments in cinema.

I had to watch the first Haymitch scene 20 times just to help convince myself that woody harrelson is just as good acting as an asshole as well.

"It's blue sir" One of the saddest lines i've ever heard

Godamn ,Woody harrelson is the most underated actor ever , & this scene proves it.

best scene in the whole movie. shows what an absolutely fantastic actor woody harrelson is. his mimics in this scene are just awesome. so sad. still brings a tear to my eye even though i watch it like the 100th time

This scene, of all scenes ever created in theater history, was the only thing that has ever made me cry. My heart hurts when I watch this. It's so good. WOODY HARRELSON YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!!!

hardly ever has any character touched me like Ezra Turner, I nearly shed a tear during this scene, Woody Harrelson is a master of his art.

@LebKing223 Because he's not a bad person. But he has to act mean to test these people, like Ezra, to see if they are worthy of his gift. And he feels bad for having hurt the blind man's feelings.

The pain on his face hurt my heart😭😭

Such a moving scene, and one of many in this film. Seven Pounds is a masterpiece.

its blue sir " killing me "

It's blue sir...

The acting in this scene was extraordinary. Will's reaction to the words he had said and Woody actually looked like he was actually tearing up.

truly heartbreaking...thank god for the ending of this film!

Wonderfully moving film, everyone should watch it. Puts a lot of things into perspective.

We are watching this in English and 10 hrs later I can’t stop thinking about it bc I feel so attached to Ezra for some reason. I know why this happens in the end, but seeing this is incredibly emotional for me. Amazing acting. Probably the most emotional scene I’ve seen in a while in a movie

"It's blue sir" That's where I cried like hell. Dammit..

This scene is so emotional... and the movie is totally amazing. I suggest all go see it, you won't regret it :)

this is one of the very few scenes in movies that made me tear up

I cryied in this scene....:'(

You cut the scene short! The thing that ended it perfectly was Will reciting the seven names to remind himself why he needed to do it! Argh!

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cryed so bad at this , absolutely amazing actors .

Man, this movie. I remember watching it in theaters. Really powerful movie.