This is an emotional moment, haru said all meaningful things, even though he would mess up a lot. Kobe heard everything haru said and felt bad that he never gave him a chance and started to love him.
Haru may have weaknesses, but that don’t mean that he doesn’t have strengths. Having a heart and the power to not quit whenever he gets turned down are his strengths
For me at 0:31 it hits hard. I wasn't invited to my brothers high school graduation ceremony and party and this as the feels of want to tell my brother how proud I am of him and how much I love him as his big brother.
An emotional moment and every time I watch it I am overwhelmed by his admiration for Gobey. I admire and love someone too and I hope he is respecting me as well.
This was very hard on Farley, as he was in a relapse, these shots were made in postproduction, almost 6 months after principal photography, he was overweight (more than usual), couldn't remember his lines, was in a dark place mentally, but he managed to overcome, and delivered at the end. Although he wasn't happy with the final cut, reportedly cried at the premiere saying he never wanted to make a movie like this again. Not even a year later he was dead and this world just got a little sadder. Rest in peace, you gentle soul.
I pulled this up to illustrate what Magnus the Red infiltrating Horus's Chaos visions must have looked like and realised it is a genuinely great scene. Sensei dispenses advice both need to hear knowing they're both listening and corrects his previous judgements. Add obvious greenscreen and how straight they're playing an absurd premise for maximum comedic effect.
This reminds me of star wars prequel that. If Anakin tells Ben Kenobi that he's a failure but old Ben says no do not compare yourself with obi wan he will not be a great jedi till he learns his lesson from his pride go save padme it is your duty as a Jedi
