Rain Man (11/11) Movie CLIP - One for Bad, Two for Good (1988) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Charlie (Tom Cruise) says an emotional goodbye to his brother before Ray (Dustin Hoffman) boards a train back to Cinncinati.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
Self-centered, avaricious Californian Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise) is informed that his long-estranged father has died. Expecting at least a portion of the elder Babbitt's $3 million estate, Charlie learns that all he's inherited is his dad's prize roses and a 1949 Buick Roadmaster. Discovering that the $3 million is being held in trust for an unidentified party, Charlie heads to his home town of Cincinnati to ascertain who that party is. It turns out that the beneficiary is Raymond Babbitt (Dustin Hoffman), the autistic-savant older brother that Charlie never knew he had. Able to memorize reams of trivia and add, subtract, multiply, and divide without a second's hesitation, Raymond is otherwise incapable of functioning as a normal human being. Aghast that Raymond is to receive his father's entire legacy, Charlie tries to cut a deal with Raymond's guardian. When this fails, Charlie "borrows" Raymond from the institution where he lives, hoping to use his brother as leverage to claim half the fortune. During their subsequent cross-country odyssey, Charlie is forced to accommodate Raymond's various autistic idiosyncracies, not the least of which is his insistence on adhering to a rigid daily schedule: he must, for example, watch People's Court and Jeopardy every day at the same time, no matter what. On hitting Las Vegas, Charlie hopes to harness Raymond's finely-honed mathematical skills to win big at the gaming tables; but this exploitation of his brother's affliction compels Charlie to reassess his own values, or lack thereof. A longtime pet project of star Dustin Hoffman, Rain Man was turned down by several high-profile directors before Barry Levinson took on the challenge of bringing Ronald Bass' screenplay to fruition (Levinson also appears in the film as a psychiatrist). All three men won Oscars, and the movie won Best Picture.

CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1988)
Cast: Tom Cruise, Dustin Hoffman
Director: Barry Levinson
Producers: Peter Guber, David McGiffert, Gerald R. Molen, Gail Mutrux, Jon Peters, Mark Johnson
Screenwriters: Barry Morrow, Ronald Bass

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[CyclingMartialartswithMusic]

"Ill see you soon". Listen carefully to Charlies voice breaking. You can tell the character wants to cry but does his best to hide it.

[classics]

“Kmart sucks” - a line that disproves the common interpretation of the story that Raymond never learned or changed at all. He may not fully comprehend what it means but it’s something his brother said and he remembers it and repeats it because he loves his brother. And he does like his new clothes and understands now that he doesn’t have to always wear Kmart clothes to be comfortable.

[DrLove]

During that awkward silence at 1:28, I think Charlie wants to tell Raymond "I love you, " but thinks Raymond may not understand what this means. So he simply says "I'll see you soon." Course, that's just my opinion...

[bezzaderbane]

brings a tear to my eye every time especially with the lovely panpipe theme under it, poignant film.

[sugaraddict]

Hoffman was so amazing! So brilliant! Best Actor for sure!

[brightbite]

Both Ray and Charlie found a family in each other, two for good!

[EddieG-xg]

When he says Kmart sucks it's like he changed. Most of the movie he's talking about Kmart underwear and where to get them. But he is really advanced I mean he's really changed he loves his brother. And in the end it makes me believe that he could live with his brother one day.

[matteoromenghi]

So many great movies in the '80's.

[jaredekelman]

I Love Happy Endings! Happy Endings are Good! That's 2 for Good!👍❤

[brianw]

whoa what a great film - lump in the throat or what - loved it Brian

[atkbigsby]

This ending made my gf cry best weekend ever

[holliepilet]

Wired different ✨ Different, not less💯

[IrishCarney]

No such thing as portable TVs anymore. Apparently with digital broadcasts there's no reliable way to handle a signal while the receiver is moving. With all the advances in technology, that's one regression. And NO I'm not talking about wireless internet.

[SKRUBLRD]

this movie led to k-mart going bankrupt

[zakstev]

In this day and age, perhaps Ray seems the more normal of the two.

[maiajones]

Planters cheez balls were good back in the day but they have brought them back I have found them in a few stores.

[claudiacristina]

Este filme não foi em 88, foi 85 foi um ótimo filme

[Grazza]

Anyone else watch this in English class while reading “The Incredible True Story Of The Dog In The Nighttime”

[tedmerr]

so how some Charlie didn't take Raymond to California on the train after he had a meltdown at the airport? It would have been faster than driving

[ericwilson]

My name is game theory and I'm an autistic savant.