Armageddon (1998) - Welcome Home scene (Ending)

A scene when the earth savior re-enter the earth.

After the series of event and successful landing near the ending of the movie.

Col. William Sharp (William Fichtner) meet the daughter of Bruce Willis character, Grace Stamper (Liv Tyler).

And he said

“Miss Stamper? Colonel Willie Sharp, United States Airforce, ma'am. Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I've ever met.”

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Long Distance Goodbye by Trevor Rabin

[baileyclark]

Critics hated it, Audiences loved it.

[JH-dzcq]

I dont care what anyone says. This is one of the best movies ever.

[cainb]

The little kid running to his dad gets me every time 😢

[christianhenson]

I cry every time the boy runs up to his dad he wasn’t expecting anyone to be waiting for him when he got back and it warms my heart that he got a happy ending.

[johnstjohn]

"Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man I ever met. "

One of the most epic lines in history.

[deenice]

The Chick storyline was greatly written. The way he’s walking with nothing to go home to then sees his son running to him and his expression changes from lonely to pure joy is gold

[NandoG]

The part where the son comes running out for him cuz he wasn’t expecting anyone to go greet him,

[kinhingwong]

When dad picked up his son, I cried. Try to change your life without any hope. at last. . .

[ThinDiezel]

When sharp asks harrys daughter if he can shake the hand of the daughter of the bravest man hes ever met. Goddd i cried

[torvamessorem]

I cry every time I see the bit where the guy gets to hold his son again. Serious respect for the actor who managed to convey the pain of a father so well.

[Vange-kwye]

Chick's surprise reunion with his son is the place where many manly tears have been shed

[ReaverLordTonus]

Even in this epic and somber moment Steve Buscemi is able to inject comedy without ruining it.

[Quisspo]

1995-2005 was the pinnacle of movies and no one can convince me otherwise.

This movie ist still one of my favourites after all this time

[ThomasWilliams]

if this actually happened in real life these guys would be the biggest heroes in the history of mankind. They would be at the top of the tree forever!

[via-anghelmagahum]

I love how the son was waiting for him alongside the former wife.

He thought no one was there to greet him. But they came.

People think the wife is horrible and accuse her of coming back to him for the fame of being a hero’s wife but you all got to remember he had a serious gambling addiction.

I’ve seen it happen with a friend’s dad and it tore her family apart. He stole and sold family property for gambling money and did all sort of horrible things. She probably didn’t tell the kid because she didn’t want him growing up with hate in his heart for his father’s actions.

She in the film forgave him because he proved that he could change; be a better man, husband, and father and that money didn’t matter anymore.

[Regyoolaguy]

I'm not ashamed to say that scene where the kid runs to meet his dad got me emotional when i first watched this movie when i was 16. It has the same effect today.

[bsponge]

The part at the end with the fighter jets is the mark of a fallen hero in case you guys did not know

[tomhibbert]

"Requesting permission to shake the hand of the daughter... of the Bravest man I've ever met..." Amen

[jeffreybanner]

That moment of redemption, with Chick and his family was so underrated.

[beepboop]

Real props to the camera man who stayed behind on the asteroid