'Rain Man' Best Scene HD

"Rain Man" is a 1988 American drama film directed by "Barry Levinson".It stars "Tom Cruise, Dustin Hoffman & Valeria Golino".

Rain Man received overwhelmingly positive reviews, praising Hoffman's role and the wit and sophistication of the screenplay. The film won four Oscars at the 61st Academy Awards (March 1989), including Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Director, and Best Actor in a Leading Role for Hoffman. Its crew received an additional four nominations. The film also won the Golden Bear at the 39th Berlin International Film Festival.

[morphingtime]

Words can't express how powerful this scene is to me.

[classics]

The writing in this scene is brilliant. Not only the Rain Man reveal but also the reaction to the hot water gives us incredible insight into Raymond's feelings that he struggles to express. Even though he didn't see Charlie for several decades, he never forgot about his little brother and never stopped loving him, and here he finally gets closure from the trauma of the burning incident and is able to see that Charlie is unharmed, prompting him to repeat "never hurt Charlie Babbitt, " which is clearly a mantra he has been saying to himself since that horrible day, as it brings out his natural protective brotherly instinct. Raymond is just as human and capable of love as anyone else.

[ttttttt]

As someone who has an older brother with autism, this just hits different. The love and the struggle between the two is raw and real.

[alcd]

Hoffman was already well-regarded as a method actor. But this was his most disciplined performance ever: he spent a year studying autism to make sure his performance was right.

[williammccormick]

All of a sudden, Charlie's entire life makes sense. The "imaginary friend" was the brother he never knew he had. His father's resentment makes sense because they had to put Raymond away. In a few minutes, his entire perspective on the world changes.

[elijahvigil]

"So that's why they put you away, they thought you'd hurt

[Pathfinder-Doc]

Dustin Hoffman perfected the movements and mumbles. He studied hard for this part.

[JustMe-fxuu]

I have an autistic child and cry when i see this scene. My son, however, is non-verbal but this scene still breaks my heart. That poor father had just lost his wife and he did the best he could to ensure that both boys had the best possible life even if it meant sending one away. I am so glaf Charlie sees why his father left everything to Ray - it was his way of making up for the inequity he committed in life after his death.

[copernicus]

One of the most emotional scenes in the entire cinema history

[jpsparty]

"you waved to me byebye rainman byebye rainman"

[CrazyJoeChaCha]

Wow charlie was the most important person in rays life. He loves his baby brother

[Chockner]

Look at how good an actor Cruise is with the right film and director. He fully holds his own with Hoffman and that cannot be easy.

[HarrisonInstruments]

Hoffman, undoubtedly, is one of the finest actors ever to grace the screen.

[nickkickball]

This scene is a total tear-jerker. The gravity of everything hitting Charlie's conscience. And no need for any music. It just slams the audience like a ton of bricks. Amazing piece of cinema

[Mandragara]

Everyone is talking about Tom Cruise in the comments, yet you have to say that Dustin Hoffman's performance really makes the scene.

[nelsano]

Tom cruise should have won an Oscar for this film. Absolutely brilliant performance

[jrunberg]

The scene was cut right before I think what was the most emotional specific part of the movie. When Tom Cruise is sitting at the edge of bed and realizes Raymond is his brother and not just another person.

[bordosense]

I'm gonna go and watch the whole movie...again.
Never gets old!

[rivades]

”Never hurt Charlie Babbitt... never ever hurt Charlie Babbitt” :(

[kc-ghuh]

"C-H-A-R-L-I-E, my main man."
"R-A-Y-M-O-N-D, my rain man."