The Finale | Valjean's Death | Epilogue | Les Miserables | Screen Bites

As Valjean dies, Fantine's spirit guides him to join Éponine, Gavroche and the Friends of the ABC in the afterlife.

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Les Misérables (2012) SYNOPSIS: After 19 years as a prisoner, Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) is freed by Javert (Russell Crowe), the officer in charge of the prison workforce. Valjean promptly breaks parole but later uses money from stolen silver to reinvent himself as a mayor and factory owner. Javert vows to bring Valjean back to prison. Eight years later, Valjean becomes the guardian of a child named Cosette after her mother's (Anne Hathaway) death, but Javert's relentless pursuit means that peace will be a long time coming.

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[sweetdreamer]

Anyone else sobbing? I lost it when I saw the bishop
“To love another person is to see the face of God”

[Masuba]

The theory that marius can hear the ghosts singing because theyre all his friends makes me cry

[lessallan]

You arent human if you don't cry when Valjean says, "A man who only learned to love, when you were in his keeping"

[SeekinOne]

I have never noticed the look Fantine gives Cosette at 2:00. A mother looking proudly at her daughter she practically gave her life for. This song get's me every time...

[mayawitty]

At 2:08 when Marius puts Cosette on his lap I BALL. He loves her so much and she’s hurting so much. He doesn’t know what to do so he just hugs her

[AliciaNyblade]

"To love another person is to see the face of God."
That line gets me every time. It perfectly sums up what both spirituality and humans' capacities to love each other should be. Victor Hugo was an absolute genius.

[fRotLop]

"Forgive me all my trespasses and take me to Your Glory."

Let those be my final words too.

[chuckclark]

I cannot watch this scene without tearing up. There is a universal appeal to this scene, to the whole movie. 2 of the most human emotions are love and the desire for freedom. This movie, from beginning to end, summarizes both love for others and the desire for the desire for freedom.

[robin.jashinsky]

I completely lost it when Fantine looked at how Cosette grew up and smiled down on her.

[trinaq]

This was always the most emotional scene to me, when all of the characters, living and dead, are depicted at the barricade! Vive le France! 🇫🇷💗

[shwheat]

despite the sins jean valjean has commited earlier he has indeed redeemed himself and earned his place in heaven. Just hope one day when i die i get to see my loved ones in the afterlife the ending to les miserable is a great example

[chrissymousseau]

I cry almost every time I hear this. It's so beautifully bittersweet.

[erpollock]

Amazing how many top actors have wonderful voices. Anne Hathaway is the best example. She surprised everyone with her talent for singing.

[phamloan]

Anne Hathaway’s voice is perfect for the role of a mother.

[chikauwandu]

"Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise!"

[mikaylasophia]

I watch this clip whenever I wanna feel something. there hasn't been a time where I haven't cried to this. always sobbing when fantine and the bishop give those sympathetic look to jv..and always chills when we get that final barricade shot. that final shot feels so universal. oppression is such a universal element of the human condition which is why LM has been able to strike a chord with so many. as long as there are martyrs to pay homage to, the spirit of revolution will never die in vain.

[JavertRA]

I think it works better with it being the Bishop there at the end rather than Eponine; he set Valjean on the right path after all, whilst Valjean barely knows who Eponine is.

[joshjorissen]

When life rips my emotions to threads, I'll use this movie to let it all out and have a good cleansing cry.
Since 2012 I've seen it at least 10-15 times.
I needed this scene today. Valjean's death hits me the hardest. Well done Hugh.

[JewishKeto]

When Cosette realized he passed…. I lose it every time….

[missymissymiss]

The bishop set him on the road to redemption by showing him that one act of kindness. Completely changed his life.