About Time (2013) - The Last Time With Dad Scene (9/10) | Movieclips 

This scene particularly made me cry the most. That it taught me to cherish with the people that I care for .

I saw this for the first time in 2013 as a young high school student and thought it was just another good film. Then my dad passed away in 2017. I watched it again several months after that and this scene made me cry buckets because I wish I had that extra time. And here I am, watching these scenes again from time to time if I really miss him.

I don’t think I’ve ever cried so much for a movie, than I did in this scene.

Lost my father a few days ago and tonight I stumbled upon this scene. So beautiful. To anyone who still has their parents alive, cherish them and enjoy the time together as much as you can.

This is such a genuine portrayal of a father son relationship, as a Brit it is very accurate and Bill Nighy’s character reminds me of my own father here. Makes me sad to think I will see my own father leave this world.

I remember tearing up in the cinema when I first saw the film, Tim and his dad's bond was so special, and arguably the heart of the story, next to his relationship with Mary. They did great casting for younger Tim, he looks just like Domhnall!

This scene can make anyone cry.

Today, I just lost my dad. This is our first night without him. And this scene just reminds me of our “extra time” together, all the games we’ve played, all the places we went to, all the memories we’ve shared. I just wished that I have the ability to time travel as well, so that I can replay those memories anytime I want, I wish I can be stuck in a loophole of those memories forever.

Its when they go back to those kid and father memories that gets me everytime. Cried like anything.

this scene will always make me remember the times I wasn't able to spend with my dad.. if I could go back in time, surely I would've return to my younger days,. play with him more, cherish him..

This movie has become my fav. Thought it would be another romcom but no. It was more. Values and priorities changed after this movie. Bravo, really. Cherish your time with your family to the max.

This film is a masterpiece in my eyes. I finished watching it for the first time just 10 minutes ago but my god it was powerful. Wasn't expecting to get emotional at any point but the last 20 minutes of the film just got to me. Absolutely brilliant, 10/10

Lost my Dad in 2019, and he was really my person. I could hardly breath through this scene for a while. Now it's my go to, when I know I need to let out a good cry that I am holding onto or suppressing.

As many other comments, there’s no need to tell why I ended up in this video. It’s been a month without my dad and I miss him so much. It’s tough to think he’s gone. I just wish I could have that extra time. I loved this movie before, but watching it again now just hits very hard.

I can't get through this without bawling. The power of love is insane when you stop to really think about it. Nothing can stop it. Not even death.

I will never forget this scene, I was a new father and I was holding my son in my arms while watching this. And I remember looking down and seeing my son sleep in my arms with my wife next to me and I broke down and started ugly crying. It was at this moment that I understood what this scene truly meant. Holy crap 10 years later and it still pulls at the heart strings!

Me and my mom used to watch this movie about once a year. She passed last May and this was one of the first scenes I rewatched. I miss her every single day and yet this scene makes me feel like she’s still here with me. ❤️

Definitely have to watch this movie lost my dad a few months ago I would give anything to just do one more thing with you but one thing that will never change is that I'm your son and your my father and I'll always cherish the good times we had together and you'll always be in my heart. love you Dad

Lost my dad in 2021 to covid, this scene makes me cry like a baby. Haven't watch the movie yet, but from this scene alone I know this is a good movie.

This scene was just heartbreaking. Probably never felt so connected with the characters in a movie. I still have my dad, he is 67 now. Since I moved out of my parental home I return in the weekends so we can work on old cars together, and he helps me with my newest project an old house . Really can’t think of a life without him, without his advice and his general life attitude which is just inspiring . Sometimes it’s just hurts to see him get old.

I'm a man who's emotionally strong and like to think of myself as a big movie geek, never cried during any screen work, but gosh this scene broke me, I saw the movie and cried during this scene, and when I decided to rewatch the scene without crying, I did again!! Absolutely brilliant movie 👏 👏 👏

This scene reminds me of a dream I had after my dad passed away. I got to see him again but he was still sick and I knew I had to say goodbye to end his suffering. I feel lucky I got to have that dream and see him again. I wish I had that dream more often

After losing my father a month or little bit more I watched this movie and this scene made me burst in crying, it's a gift if you still have your parents alive don't waste it.

I lost my dad years ago, this scene made me realize how much I miss him. If I have this chance I'll hold him tight, tell him how much I love him, tell him who I have become and who I've found and want to live with. Thank you dad, for everything.

when i watched this scene i started crying of how much life means and also because i never had this relationship with my father or even any of my family and wishing my mother and father had stayed with each other and wish i had this kind of relationship with anyone i think this movie has taught me things and changed my life i am so grateful i watched this movie

I saw this movie several years ago, right after my son was born. My dad was still alive at the time, and this scene above all others wrecked me emotionally. Then my dad died from Covid in late 2020, and I haven’t been able to get myself to watch the movie or this scene again until today. I’m struggling to put into words how it makes me feel. I don’t know if I relate to the father or son more now. I wasn’t able to see my dad for over a year before he passed, and that fills me with regrets. I know it meant a lot to him that he finally had a grandson, and I wish he could have seen my boy - and now my baby girl too - growing up. I struggle with this scene too because he and I didn’t have the kind of relationship that is depicted in the movie. We weren’t estranged by any means, but we butted heads quite a lot since I was a teenager. But still, I miss him and I wish I could ask his advice often. I think watching this scene is opening the floodgates of emotions that I haven’t released since he passed. Damn I’m a blubbering mess right now.

Whenever I think about this scene, or watch this movie, it really makes me bawl my eyes out and call my dad right away.

The scene is great on it's own, but in the context of the movie and the build up to this it's just perfect.

Literally just spent last week running down an empty beach one early morning with my 3 year old laughing and playing. This hits hard

Underrated movie

I cried I cried I cried. This reminded me,my grandpa an me, I lost him when I was 9, so if I Were traveling in time I know for sure I would be talking with him, cutting apples or oranges on the porch, going with him to the gas station, talking him to remember his voice, oh god how much I miss him! now Im 32 and he is only on my memories or dreams

Brb going to hug my dad 😢

Happy father's day to all the real dads out there!

It’s been a running joke for years between my friend and I how much we love this movie. I lost my father a few months ago and just re watched this movie for the first time in ages. This scene in particular just hit so much different. Such a great job by the writers and actors to portray a scenario that most of us dream of when we hit that sad but inevitable milestone in life. To everyone out there who still has a great dad in their life, tell them how awesome they are!

This scene triggers me bc it reminds me of the times with my dad. Watching this makes me miss him more and it is hard every day to not see or hear from him to tell him about my day or go on weekends with him. RIP Dad

I wish I could trave back in time like this so I can see my Dad once again hug, kiss and love him

"My son, my dad.."

I would absolutely end my existence for my son.

This scene particularly made me emotional😢we all want to go back in time spent the moments with our loved ones. Not to worry about anything and be with them❤

I remember at the beginning of the movie I didn’t expect any crying at all ( cause it’s such a clam and warmest movie , right ？) then came to the father & son scene…sobbed my heart out and my dad seats next to me …can’t believe it’s 11 years ago …

This scene from this film has had a dramatic effect on me. I miss my dad, and I miss my eight year old son who said that he would always want to be with me. However now my son is thirteen, those precious times have moved on to other times. After all, that is all we posses - time.

So many could relate to this scene. Who wouldn't want to be allowed to enjoy some extra time with gone loved ones? Beautiful movie about cherishing moments with those around you.

I love movies that make you feel. Absolutely love this film.

Lost my father in 2008 and 1 month before he passed, we had a conversation over the phone (he was visiting family in Ecuador) about how I was going to finally take the crown for being the best in ping pong (we will play in the living room occasionally and he will win ALL THE TIME). As soon as he came back from Ecuador, he went straight to the hospital, he couldn’t even talk anymore, he lost so much weight and a week later, he passed on October 21, 2008. When I saw this scene at the movie theaters, I couldn’t hold back, I just started crying. It hurt so bad and it still does.

This movie and this scene can always make me tear up. Brilliant movie completely heart wrenching.

My grandpa died a month ago, and everytime when I see this scene, I remember him, I wish travel in time and see him one more time, but that is impossible, no one can do it, but everything that he teach me lives with me at everymoment in my life, and yes, maybe I can't travel in time, but when I remember him, it feel in that way

This is a beautiful movie. I still remember the first time I watched it.

This scene makes me cry every single time

Having lost my friend, my father, 3 weeks ago, what id give to have this power for but an hour much less a lifetime.

This moment reminded my mom.... 😢

I lost my Dad in 2006. This scene wrecked me.

saw this film maybe a month after my dad passed and it truly was the hardest I ever cried in my life

I remember watching this with my Dad after his Dad and my Grandad died. Such a beautiful scene ❤

Beautiful scene! Simply makes me wish I had this type of relationship with my father

This is beautiful for many reasons, but I can’t think of none better than this: We’re put on this earth for a reason, all of us. No matter what the reason is we have to realize that at any point something can change and someone who was put here to be in your life could be taken away from you. You never know when that could happen, but while we’re here or why they were here is they should make an impact on someone’s life. There have been a lot of people over the years who have made an impact on my life. The ones who are now gone live within me, I try to be the best person I can be every single day since they’re within me and I refuse to let them down.

This scene is always got me crying a lot no matter how many times I watch it😭😭😭

This scene is everything

The most scene make me cry and cant hold my tears whatever i repeat it

My absolute fave movie and scene ❤

Man! Now I see it, I am almost tearing up.

Such a beautiful scene. I love father/son films

a wonderful scene. i cried.

I would do anything just to hear my dad voice one more time scene really killed me 😢

I miss u so much dad 💔

This is what the movie was all about. I loved Tim and Mary’s chemistry but I love Tim and his father’s relationship even more.

Mom and I miss you dad

wow I've only watched this clip. I'm about to cry

"My dad" The way he said that 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭

I watched this scene randomly on youtube long ago, I dont remember when, and it made me cry then, not a ton, but I thought it was a beautiful scene out of context none the less. I would read all the comments about everyone who had lost their dads, and they wish they could have spent more time with them. Well....sad to say I now join that party recently losing my father to colon cancer. It was really tough for me, because, he died on the day we had planned to take my 4 yr old son, his first grandchild, fishing for the first time. It was very eerie to think at the time when we were planning a date that it ended up being the day he would die. I have a memory with him like the scene in this movie, where when I was about 9 years old, when down the shore he took me to the lake at night and you could see every star in the sky. It would be chilly, and he would warm his hands up and make a small hole with his 2 hands clasped together and let me see through it at each star. It was almost like he was making a little telescope for me with his hands. I just loved it so much as a kid, I thought it was so cool. I would give like anything to just have 10 minutes of that moment again. I hate that he only got to see my son grow to 4 yrs old. I am terrified my son wont remember him. Really just try enjoy every minute you have with your parents, once they are gone thats it, you cant call or text, or hug or kiss em, cant plan anything, and its a real empty feeling. Emjoy it while it lasts because the memories with them you cant remember all of em, so enjoy the moments you have now

Best movie ever!!!!

This part made me ball my eyes out

Lost my Dad nearly 20 years ago and to this day when i watch this scene it destroys me

If I have 2 kids and having another means saying goodbye to my dad forever I think I'm gonna stop at 2 - Is it just me that feels this way ????????

32 años que te fuiste pa. Apenas 8 años tenia. A veces temo olvidar tu rostro, Y corro a mirar alguna foto tuya. Te sigo extrañando como el día que moriste. 😢

How do I say goodbye by Dean Lewis made me want to watch this again.

The best movie ❤

This scene hurts a lot

Gleason is a great actor. Just like his dad.

Do the best to tell the one's you love that you love them.

Live your life freely

Like so many others that have commented here I discovered this film after my dad had passed away. I truly believe the true gravity of this scene can only be fully comprehended by a son who has lost his father ( or guy who has lost a equivalent father figure ). Its one of 3 scenes from the film that are incredible poignant for me. When his wife asks for a third child and he has to make the choice between her and never seeing his dad again is soul-destroying! Lastly his revelation that he no longer time travels and instead tries to live each day to the best of his ability! A deeply meaningful message that I understand and appreciate immensely now that I don't think I could have even begun to before losing my dad!

I’d do anything for this time machine to walk the beach or mountain river one more time with my dad.

No supero esta escena

This scene kills me

1:07 "My son." "My dad."

Damn, those ninjas cutting onions.

I lost My dad 4 months ago. This scene would have been the same if we had known that it would be the last time. But I have to thank. Those last days were a little bit like this.

Someone explain why having a 3rd child made this his last time to say bye to his dad?

If I had this power I would just never have any kids and just go back in time to see my cats again.

my favourite scenes in the movie was with his father

Every time, every fkin time...

my son my dad it all did

My dad, Davy Jones

It's about time

I rather choose die myself than seeing my father die.

💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

Capitain Hux looks happy with his fahter after destroying the hole Republic

At Last

2:08 ^ This scene is so emotional🤦🏻great film tho

A plot point I do not understand; First, I understand going back to changing stuff changes the outcome that makes sense to me. Why would keep going back after the third baby was born changes anything? I mean if he and his father when fishing, for example, could he not just keep going back to that fish trip without changing anything?