So Big/ So Small (Julianne Moore in Dear Evan Hansen)

[Ash..R]

The "your mom isn't going anywhere your mom is staying right here. " always makes me tear up

[Freaky_Tarentino_Film_Student]

One of my favorite moments.
Heidi realizes that because of her busy schedule that she has failed to see that Evan was hurting and isolated, but no matter what she will always be there for him and will always be the first person to help him.

[madisonharrill]

I’m so glad they didn’t cheat and do flashback scenes, something they easily could’ve done. They instead kept the focus on this very emotional conversation between a mother and son

[Meganerea]

As the daughter of divorced parents, whose dad was absent throughout her whole adolescence, I melted when I heard this song. The way she portrays the role of a mom who has to raise her child up alone was just…astonishing. Countless were the times when at night my mum thought that me and my little brother were asleep, and she would sat in the living room sobbing her heart out because she was alone and she couldn’t pay the bills. And yet, she would always put a smile on her face and seem strong for us, and tried to fill up the space my dad left. This is a masterpiece, thank you for representing the reality of so many women in this world💙

[GraemeONeil]

At 60, Julianne Moore is STILL surprising us. Amazing performance.

[Astrolionking]

GOD I love how at the “and I knew there would be moments that I’d miss” part, it’s soft and as she continues, it gets louder and more emotional.

[Freaky_Tarentino_Film_Student]

Julianne Moore brought so much life to Heidi Hansen.
She really sounds like a caring and nurturing mother, this scene had me fighting tears in the theater.

[muribes]

The talent that it takes to ACT a song on film is so rare, and Julianne Moore is flawless with this song. She never takes her eyes off of him. She plays every moment to its fullest. Her ebbs and flows are so careful, yet so natural at the same time. What she did here is NOT easy to do.

[dynamicloss]

Seeing how well she did in this song, I can't help but feel that we were absolutely robbed. She would've done an excellent job in good for you

[amysr]

I kept it together through all of this film until this exact scene. As a single Mother whose son has bare to no contact with his father, it just gave me so many emotions and she sang it so perfectly <3

[FLOWERSANDSUNSHINE]

ANYONE could have played Heidi Hansen in the movie (in response to the other deleted scenes) UNTIL this scene. Julieanne was Outstanding! She sang this piece perfectly with the right amount of emotion. Great job!

[joyajohnson]

she really ate this scene and this role.

[missdesmd]

This is so stunning. She makes the text so important. I’m hanging on to every word. A great actor who sings.

[Solveig]

Just saw the Broadway show of Evan Hansen last night. This song broke me and I had to breathe deep and slow to hold myself back from just bawling and sobbing, I would have sobbed so loud if I hadn't. But it was the most draining Broadway show I have been too. My body was drained after, like I had cried 3 hours straight.😢❤

[odysseyflyer]

When she sang: "Is there another truck coming to our driveway?
A truck that will take mommy away"
and then
There's not another truck in the driveway, Your mom isn't going anywhere, Your mom is staying right here, Your mom isn't going anywhere, Your mom is staying right here
I SOBBED😭

[ethalinia]

This scène is so simple yet there is so much in it.. They are both such talented storytellers ♥️

[nicelizabeth]

This gave me so many emotions! I actually had to check Julianne didn’t sing this originally, she sounds so like Rachel Bay James! 🥹

[robinorene]

Done so beautifully & honestly- so moving . Gave me tears in my eyes.

[Tdotpescot]

“Is there another truck coming to our driveway? A truck that will take mommy away?” I’ve never heard such crushing lines before…. The confusion and hurt a child must feel to ask that question is beyond imaginable for me. I pray that my son never feels that way.

[Father_of_Death]

Evan: (tears in his eyes, hugs Heidi)
Heidi: Oh, it's gonna get better. I promise.