Emma Doesn't Make it Home (Emma's Death Scene) - One Day | RomComs

Emma (Anne Hathaway) is tragically hit by a truck on her way to meet her husband, Dexter (Jim Sturgess), and does not survive the accident.

What happens in the movie One Day (2011)? Dexter and Emma decide to meet every year on 15 July and see where they stand in life. Over a period of 18 years, they feel that they have more to share in common than the people around them.

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[fandomgirl]

This was seriously one of the most unexpected deaths I’ve seen in a movie in a while. Truly a devastating yet beautiful movie

[cindyli]

Lesson learned: don't ride a bike when you are feeling love and happy with your dreamed partner. Another older movie, city of angels, when finally the couple got together, the same thing happened, the lady was riding a bike. If the girls were driving a F350, they might be still alive.

[retroreceptionist]

Crazy how Anne Hathaway let a truck hit her for this movie. Such dedication

[insertyourquarters]

This and 'Bridge to Terabithia' honestly had to be some of the most shocking changes in a film. Both hit like a brick.

[trinaq]

I wasn't expecting Emma's death when I first read the book, and I was a mess afterwards. At least Dexter and Emma were able to have a sweet moment together before her tragic death.

[nofacenofacetrinity]

I saw this movie once when I was 12 and have never been able to watch it again because of the crippling devastation this scene put me through

[El_yea]

I remember watching this movie when I was like 12 years old and the end just shocked me to my core. I don't remember anything else from the movie but this. And since that day, I hate movies with a bad ending

[luciabiermanski]

I just finished watching series and cried like a baby at the end :(

[curry]

I was so shocked when she was hit. It's so unexpected and heart breaking.

[sailormoon]

I remember freaking out when I saw this scene for the first time

[huseyinyorganci]

I wanted to watch this film when it 1st came out I was 28 years old I got to watch it just after my ex cheated on me 8 years later It really touches you deep down a soul when you're broken-hearted Lovely film Sad Ending

[peacelover]

I just saw the Netflix series version of One Day with Ambika Mod and Leo Woodall. Binge watched all night and every night I keep re-running the first and second-to-last episodes. It’s just so relatable. I think so many of us have had an Emma or a Dexter in our checkered past…

[cy]

Moral of the story - cherish every day like it's your last

[courtneyhaas]

Having read the book I knew it was coming, and it still made me flinch so hard watching it happen.

[simonjack]

Good example why look both ways no matter you ride or walk

[cross]

There was a woman in my town who was killed in a very similar fashion. Except it was at night, she was illuminated by reflectors and a bicycle light. The truck hit her, dragged her and her bike for a couple of blocks. There is a bicycle memorializing her in the neighborhood.

[SuperStargazer]

I know it’s coming, and yet I flinch…..

[thickerconstrictor]

This had city of angels vibes. Girls in love and bicycles don't mix

[nikiyabayaderegimo]

Watched this when I was six, traumatised forever.

[conquesotador]

She should have stopped when that tunnel ended.. ☹️