Cal Meets Hannah’s Boyfriend | Crazy Stupid Love | Max

After Jacob (Ryan Gosling) discovers Cal (Steve Carell) is Hannah’s father, he manages to keep his calm, until David Lindhagen appears… #CrazyStupidLove

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[maryanderson]

David Lindhagen showing up is truly the cherry on top of a perfect scene.

[kellywong]

for once a plot twist that we genuinely didnt see it coming

[sofiapeter]

Ryan’s little ‘hm’ after the officer says, “keep it in the family” is one of the many perfect things about this scene

[Treydog]

I love how Cal calls a timeout on the fight because he’s genuinely concerned and interested in his son’s life. He’s a good father

[CompelledUsername]

I love how even Jessica’s Dad drops the turbine when he hears David’s name.

[jberkhimer]

My favorite part of this scene is when Jacob immediately goes to punch David. Shows you how much he values Cal even amidst the awkwardness of Hannah being Cal's daughter.

[larshetfield]

This scene really showed how carefully thought out the script was, this has to be THE best written Rom-Com of all time

[thegroove]

Definitely one of the best romantic comedies of the 2010s

[jeebugorn]

can we take a moment to appreciate that Jacob jumped in to help Cal, his bro, and takes a punch from some dude he'd never met in the punches David Lindhagen because of what he did to his bro.

that is the mark of a true bro...and Cal should be lucky to have a dude like that with his daughter.

[cristineflentejero]

“Break up right now!”
“Daddy?”
“Please dont call him that”
😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂

[Spongejay]

That little giggle from Gosling after "Keep it in the family" will never fail to make me lose it every time.

[thecursor]

Jacob and Cal are having a fight and yet Jacob still knocks David Lindhagen's lights out because Cal is his best friend.

[r.h.]

This movie was just fine until this moment when everything came together perfectly....i freaking loved that twist

[venusterr]

“Stay away from my daughter!”
“Stay away from my DAUGHTER!”
“I don’t even know you!!”
*groups hug*
This movie is perfect ❤️

[DaMazzaf]

Gosling is so good in this. First the pause and blink followed by "Cal? What are you doing here?" Then the head turn after she says he's dad and his confused eye roll and "i cant breathe". The flirting with the mom, and "You're David Lindhagen? Okay" and takes off his ring. The mid fight "oh my god, what are you grabbing?" And obviously the giggle at the end. Watched this as kind of a joke with my mates and we were all floored at how good it actually was

[PankajBhandari]

Cal- no way break up right now.
Hannah- daddy!!!
Jacob- Please don't call him that.😂😂 Best underrated joke.

[joshuaathridge]

Damn near perfect scene. From the writing, to the acting. Every character/actor gets their moment to shine, showing off their characterization perfectly in a little 4 minute moment. It's one of those scenes that should be taught film school, in a movie that most people overlooked.

[mohamadd]

"Who are you"
"I'm david lindhagen"

*boss music plays*

[daughteroftheking]

“Dad, this is Jacob, my boyfriend”
“No IT’s not”
😭😭😭

[philliplightning]

I watch A LOT of movies, and this is, hands down, a top 10 scene for me. The setup was perfect. It absolutely blindsided me the first time I watched the movie. The convergence of every major plot line executed beautifully. Love it.