wow u explained what is the movie is bout .

MegaPoxie I get it now I was missing the point xx

Well interpreted I felt this while watching but couldn't say it with words thank you.

MegaPoxie why the spoilers

thanks for explaining

Couldn’t agree more. That moment got me moved. She’s got the goods.

She meens she's afraid Aryas image wil stick forever

she comes and goes in Doctor Who also.

When you realize Maisie advocates child murder, the scene just doesn't seem to carry as much weight.

@@dirtdiv3r you mean termination of fetus? Lets go through stages of development: From 0-2 weeks of pregnancy, Its germinal. Literally just a cluster of cells with no real order. 90% of the time, a miscarriage happens at this stage and noone notices. If you have been pregnant before, that 90% odds drops quite a bit. Then from 3-8 weeks its Embryonic, where you show early stages of evolution in your development, but lack any heart or really most organ like structures. 75% of the time, a miscarriage happens at this stage, and most women just think its a rough period. That said, it can be really rough, especially if you knew you were knocked up. After that the pregnancy is in fetal stages til the roughly 9 month period. At this point you start developing the features and structures that start making you more human and less blob. Chance of miscarriage drops to 25%, even lower if you have given birth before. Then you are born, and assuming you you are not stillborn, mortality rate significantly depends on where you are born in the world, but even in the US, it happens through natural means. When you are born, you are a baby (or infant), typically for 12 months. You are still not a child. From 12-36 months (aka 1-3 years old) you are a toddler. Still not a child. After 3 years of existing outside the womb, you are finally a child. There is a whole slander and libel difference between being pro-choice and "advocating child murder." On top of that, there is a whole slander and libel difference between being pro-choice and being pro terminating a pregnancy. For instance, I personally don't like the idea of abortions, both for personal beliefs, as well as personal history. With that said, I am pro-choice as I believe that A) the govt should have 0 to say what we do with our bodies, as it is none of their business, and B) I believe god gave each of us free will, and it is not on me to impose my will on another human being. They have a God given right to chose for themselves, and if there are spiritual repercussions for that choice, thats between them and their maker. It is very anti christian to assume you have the right to judge people for their actions. According to the bible, only god can judge sins, and it is an unforgivable sin to think yourself god. Likewise, At no point should the government tell me what I can and cannot do with my body, especially if they are basing those decisions based on how someone interprets a religious text. Should the government make laws forcing women to walk 10 steps behind their husband? Should they make it illegal for a woman to talk in a mans presence without first being addressed? the answer is that is ridiculous, but that is what happens if we use the bible to make law. A fetus is not a separate life yet, and its up to the mother if she wants to be an incubator or not for something that some day might or might not become its own person. That is the science, and that is what we should be making the decision off of. Go fund better medical science so we can grow these abortions in test tubes, and then you can say they cant abort, and instead can donate. Also also if you are truly pro life, I hope you also foster kids, as if you are gonig to force unwanted kids into the world, you should also take some first hand ownership of the problem that creates. I want kids of my own, but not everyone is me.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Ah yes, I've seen him before

Cool story bro

I'm from the UK and i've never seen him before

@@godisimaginary2334 maybe you saw him and just thought you imagined him

Ben Franklin told us that there were only two certainties in life 'Death and Taxes'. I lost my son eleven years ago (he was aged eighteen but had suffered from a physical disability all his life). Your last paragraph is so true but please don't keep looking back with regrets. Keep looking forward and try to make this world better for the next generation.

@@millertas sorry for your loss man. Thanks for the kind words. The same to you.

@@millertas damn you're strong, striving to look forward after such a loss. meanwhile depression is crippling me in a lot of things

@@kuivia hope you will be okay

@@donnamariedavidson5065 thanks, me too :)

So sorry for your loss :(

I'm so sorry 😔.

God ble ss you and your little boy

God bless you and your little boy and give you patience to tolerate

I miss my son too; he was 6 when he passed away.

Good 😊 words

A friend in need is a friend that bleeds.

Beautiful.

deutsches sprichwort

Beautiful said - thank you.

I agree, this is what great storytelling looks like. As opposed to the usual - big explosions, cheesy unrealistic characters, terrible unrealistic script, hammy acting zero emotion and terrible dialogue. Which is the type of storytelling Hollywood usually opts for lol :)

gitsurfer27 you mean captain marvel or the new Star Wars when you talk about unrealistic characters

less content is more meaning

So many UK, New Zealand and Australian films are far superior to the cookie cutter crud that is churned out by Hollywood. If I see the film is made in the USA I have to think twice if I want to chance wasting my time. Non-Hollywood films are almost always better with only a few exceptions.

Dexter Ford you are missing out on an abundance of similar quality from America - independent films... cheers.

Yeah, Udo kept becoming "Dude Oh", really distracting at times.

Exactly. Why do a sub when it is just as bad as the auto(de)denerated one??

this needs more likes. captioning is so important.

I wish they would still allow users to fix the captions, cos that irritated me too. I'd fix them in a heartbeat.

@@OurFantasyLife Thank you! I wish movie producers cared even half as much as this.

We all are, but most of us don't know it yet.

That’s me too

@@torianews3422 Thanks for reminding me about this quote.

@jockejocke are you still in that elusive space ? Or are you more grounded now ?? Hoping life is better for you now !! X

​@@torianews3422 Thank you for asking and for your well wishes. Yes I would say I am still in that elusive space, grounded sometimes but mostly not. I am a broken person. But I'm still here.

My mother passed away from Alzheimer’s about ten years ago. It’s rough. Your dad may stay in the stage he is in now or he could regress further. All cases are different. I would take my mom out for drives, just to get her out of the house but it tended to disorient her and make her angry. Yet I’d give anything to have her back. Enjoy your dad as much as you can. The old sense love and affection even when they’re confused. It’s all we can give them but, at the same time, it’s all they really want. Wish you both the best.

@@cooltalktalks4944 : Thank you for your kind words and meaningful thoughts. We listen to music daily and I (try to) prepare meals he enjoys particularly from his youth. So much Spam! Your "reply" has been significant to my well being and, thus, pop's. I wish you well, sir!

And with some, it's confiscated car keys as well.

Jut found this film today. Alzheimer’s got my grandma, I still have her voice on my answering machine but she’s been dead years now. Still think of things I wish I’d asked her when I had the chance. I hope you and your pops continue well as possible in these strange times.

@@The3Storms Thanks for your reply. Pop is gone. He died in ER quarantine - alone. It has been a couple of months and I really get wishing I could talk to him once more. I still hear him shuffling around and see him. Very disconcerting. Please, stay safe and well. Your words are a kindness.

Shut up wanker

@@voodjin he's right though

YES!

Vood jin you’re a very angry man, is everything ok at home?

you're so unique and original for saying that

She's one of three : Dom Santry, Maisie Williams and Bill Milner

Good too know

I never knew she created this !

I agree Benin, he was the best of the best. I have never seen him in anything I didn’t like. He had a way of taking a part, owning it, and making one believe that role. And this short is proof. I did not know he had passed til I read your comment. It truly saddens me. There will never be another such as he.

Sad to know he died!

💙💙

Well said

Agree. God bless you

So sorry for your loss.

Sad that most of the commentators have no concept of this video's depth and emotion. You do.

Sorry to hear about your mom. I Lost my mom ten years ago as well. Alzheimer’s is called the long goodbye. I hope they find better treatment for it soon. Millions of families are affected.

underrated comment :D

😅

She did pull the face...

get disappointed with real age

😂

Frndus Bambulius Yes, it was one of those moments when you needed a box of tissues 😢

I've seen that scene. It was incredible. I bawled like a baby.

He never talked about it either. The survivors and their descendants told the story after all those years.

In every age, every location, every race, every situation... Heros. God given HEROS.

Ashley Burbank dying*

that sod off part was so GoT

dieding

😂😂😂👌🏼

@@benardteretoy5876 actually it wasn't.

You will cherish the time you spent. I hope you already realize this.

I'm happy for you.

It's tough. Caregiving is hard. The person you knew changes into someone you don't. *hugs* My mom called me mommy the other day. 😭 We just have to pull it together & keep going.

I cared for my grandfather before he passed. This guy reminds me of my grandfather. Like how I could sometimes talk with him and suddenly his perspective shifted and he had a whole different story going on in his mind. He didn't know me most of the time. Once he thought I was going to attack him and shouted for the police. Once he scolded me for 'leaving the house at late night' because he couldn't see me cleaning in the kitchen at 9pm. Once he called me Mummy, clung to me and didn't want to let go. He was my source of comfort. I felt like he was the only person who truly accepted me and listened to me as best he could, the only one I could not disappoint because he didn't judge me. It's easy for me to not judge him but to receive that in return from someone who saw you as a stranger means so much. Whenever I felt overwhelmed, he would be there to listen and give unrelated but sweet advices. I miss him a lot. I hope you guys caring for your loved ones make wonderful memories together.

MarPower Gaming same

same

@@tennisindia0001 i search for Maisie in maises comment,I see,I like

Me too 😊

She did better acting here than 8 seasons of her 'I hate everything so I act cocky 24/7' character on THAT series.

Me too.

22 Jan 2020 - 22 years since I lost my dear dad - 8 years after official diagnosis - I was 19, but I knew something was wrong when I was 16

I am so sorry for your loss - both of you - both the final one - and the slow, gradual one -

You did the right thing and I hope someone does good to you. God bless

It's not because of their acting. It's because of the direction. Cinematography. One of these two was featured in one of the worst season of got ever! Music, dialog, every thing is great. Their acting is least important.

@@alighoroubi1148 Huh. Tell that to the actors, and for that matter to the director!

@@ichabod1370 you know you actually confirmed what is said? Yeah we have a few good actors here and there but I assure you she's not one of them I'm talking about Robert De Niro Al Pacino Robert Downey Jr Heath Ledger the main reason for a movie to be successful is directing cinematography music soundtrack visual effects editing and so on and so forth!

Just what I was thinking.

Yeah that threw me off, WAY off. Up to that point in the film I thought she was a 13 year old kid. I mean I thought the actress was about that young. I am unfamiliar with her prior work but I understand she's been acting for a while now. But according to her appearance in this film, if she was the age I first thought her to be she'd have to have been around 9 when she got pregnant. She's probably going to be able to play a teenager for maybe another ten years.

nunya biznez She’s 23

Same here. She was ambiguous age here

Yes! I thought she just returned from college. I wonder if she is married or not

She's 21 when the film was made. For her kid to have been 3 then, she'd have had to been knocked up at 17. When she mentioned her "boy" I was half expecting her to mean her boyfriend. After she revealed that it was her son, I had to pause it and look up her age; I'd swear she was only 15. 😅

old men usually are good at acting old xd

Ronald Pickup: Darkest Hour, Prince of Persia, Holby, Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, unbroken TV career since the early seventies. Still working and surely in his late seventies by now, he's one of the better things that Britain has produced. They both had me welling up.

@@carreg-hollt him and Doctor Who... and Douglas Adams...

He was Aslan in the awesome late 80s BBC Narnia, of course he's a good actor.

@@ChrisRowe Knew he seemed familiar, thank you!

I think you are awesome.

This is beautiful😢❤

Beautifully put... Thank you...

True

You have a very beautiful comment, warm and kind and soothing

This is why I like Msisie, she's what I call a "normal person celebrity"

Thank you Martin

@@ebenbolter Hope to get as good as you one day. Keep up the good work.

It´s "Udo" ;)

Lea Mauermann its not that big of a deal

thank you!

With how she did with Charles Danse, she's just great at acting alongside old people.

Humaam west of Westeros is good writing

@@malypavel25 hahaha, guys we have a winner here.

I'm sure no

I dont find her attractive but she is very beautiful, theres a few like that, I didn't like Jennifer Lawrence when she was younger , its prob just cos shes been in a boyish role and very very young when we met her, that plays a big thing

Yeah, she ain't in no way pretty as culturally defined. I guess I'd put her in the homely-cute category.

@@BipoIarbear Out of curiosity, how does one not find somebody attractive but still thinks they are beautiful. I'm guessing you meant attractive in the physical sense but beautiful in the personality sense?

PreYeah mainly cos I’ve grown up with her being a young lass an in my brain it says yes she’s beautiful but to me it feels wrong , eg cos I was invested in her character but mainly cos she reminds me of my sister

@Steph 21 oh, ok. Well, GOT was finished since then already....

A man is simple

Valar morghulis I think

@@bruzanHD valar dohaeris brother.

Your comment clearly isnt as simple

Valar morghulis!

What's it like to have grandparents?

I wish i still could. I miss them very much.

I wish mine were still alive

Bloody wish I could. Enjoy them while you can x

I would also call my grandparents. But they are both dead. Good job.

Honestly, I think she would have been a better lead in Hunger Games.

She was train by the faceless men...she is no one...😊

Thank you been looking for this!

I thought it was Eisley :) glad to know who it is!