That, right there, is called healing.

Tissues, please?  This scene is so relatable. 😢💝

I wanna cry harder and louder than I'm doing now.
This scene is majestic, not for the quotes, but for the actresses movements and expressions.

Now that, my friends, is true love. Both sisters were willing to forgive and forget.

Possibly the most touching scene from a movie ever.

These beautiful souls needed a mother to walk them to school and help them with their homework. Theyre both in pain. This is still one of the best scenes ever.

The writing, the acting, directing, music, and editing of this scene cannot be faulted. It is the most perfect scene in modern cinema!

Sandra Bullock is such an icon. Loved her since I was little, grew up loving her.

"That Mom thing...", meaning, I think, charisma. But Sis has her own quiet charisma. What a moving movie scene.

I have an older sister and I can relate. Really touching scene

Andrea's overdose scene prior to this is enough to almost put someone over the edge emotionally,  but this is the part of the movie that really broke me personally. The acting was so brilliantly done here that you really can't help but cry and deeply sympathize with them both. 🥺

a lot of us pain in the asses don't know ....alcoholism is a deep rooted complicated thing to understand from inside and out

It's been years since I've seen this, but I remember when she got out of rehab the idiot boyfriend wanted to take her out for drinks.

I miss my older sister. I leave for rehab tomorrow and all I want to do is tell her. She was more of a mother to me than our actual mom and I lost that.

Wow, that's a touching scene!

favorite scene from the movie.. agggghhhh...

The movie wasn't that good, but this scene is amazing. Imagine how many siblings could have a conversation like this.

I'd forgotten how powerful that scene was. Tears welled up watching it again. 2 great actors

This movie could have been about me...I take stock everytime I see it...Leaving Las Vagas puts me in my place too. 38 years drunk 10 sober 7 in and out...I survived and I try not to take THAT for granted.

i cry at this, there are some things that ring too true, it hit too close to home