Andrew Garfield and Vanessa Hudgens Perform 'Therapy' | tick, tick...BOOM! | Netflix

A tense, emotional breakup between Jonathan (Andrew Garfield) and Susan (Alexandra Shipp) is intercut with an enthusiastic performance by Jonathan and Karessa (Vanessa Hudgens) of "Therapy," the song it directly inspires. 💔🤩 Watch more of the storied playwright's life on Netflix.

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Andrew Garfield and Vanessa Hudgens Perform 'Therapy' | tick, tick...BOOM! | Netflix

On the brink of turning 30, a promising theater composer navigates love, friendship and the pressure to create something great before time runs out.

[AngelusHale]

This performance is stunning, the putting on a fake smile, while their eyes are screaming despair and frustration and pure panic. This movie was everything.

[benjaminzuniga]

Andrew has demonstrated that he is rather beyond the spidey thing. This movie is proof of it. He deserves an Oscar.

[easywhitechocolate]

this scene is fucking iconic. andrew and vanessa ate that!

[multikentish]

Vanessa had like 2 lines in this movie but this girl gave her EVERYTHING in Therapy and Come to your senses!
I hope she gets an award. She did AMAZING

[Den-qnnl]

i love how they sequenced this scene, really beautifully made

[jourdyn]

The way she said "omg" when she felt his hands doing the musical notes literally almost killed me. It was the point of no return and the fact that we could feel

[danyrojas]

This scene is so chaotic, I love it so much

[alexagomez]

I am obsessed with the moment when they are embracing and the camera focuses on Jonathan's fingers trying to find a rhythm and right after having the light from the car passing outside, almost as if to imply he's about to be exposed by Susan. Those small details make this movie that much better. It was so good that as soon as I saw those fingers moving I knew what was coming. Genius directing.

[delfinayjoaquin]

Vanessa KILLED this. Stole the whole number for me. And Alexandra and Andrew were just magnificent in the fighiting scene. Incredible movie. Easily the best movie musical of this year.

[filmfury]

Vanessa Hudgens is barely in this movie, yet she proves she’s so damn good

[TheTubbyboy]

3:35 I love the way Andrew vocalized “I Thought you thought I reacted shallowly when I reacted to

[joshuadaluz]

after vanessa hudgens didn't get the part in In The Heights, i worried she was stuck with princess movies.
i'm glad they gave her a part in this amazing movie - her talent is in full display here :)

[thesalonicashinta]

In other movies, this would be paired with something heartbreaking but its comical instead. Gives us a sense that the pair was never really right for each other. They were just supporting characters to each other's dream, despite the immense love they clearly had for each other. It celebrates Jonathan's life as a joyful journey he endured. Not all of it is pretty, but he stayed doing what he loved until his last breath.

[shinobu-]

I have a special place in my heart for Andrew Garfield's emotional shouting ever since The Social Network. And goodness gracious, it still makes me emotional every single time he does it. I love his acting.

[pictureplay]

glad that vanessa hudgens finally got cast in an Oscar worthy film…

[forscythejones]

The fake smiles really sold the whole performance. They look psychotic! I love it.

[thomasw]

Andrew and Vanessa must have had a lot of fun with the choreography.

[factfeeder]

Andrew never fails. I don't know why Hollywood hasn't given him a few Oscars already

[aleya]

Andrew and Vanessa did that! Therapy is stuck in my head all day

[colbucks]

On a whole, I absolutely hate musicals, but this must be one of the most perfect scenes ever from a movie, EVER. The acting, the singing, the emotions, the facial expression, the perfectly in-synced choreography... Just perfection.