'If I Stay' (2014) CLIP: Grandfather Gives Mia Permission to Die [Chloe Grace Moretz, Stacy Keach]

A clip from the 2014 film "If I Stay". Mia's Grandfather (Stacy Keach) reflects on the sacrifices his son, Mia's father, made for Mia (Chloe Grace Moretz) and tells her that it is okay for her to let go, that he would understand if she did.

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[wiktoriajozefa]

"If you want to go, I want you to know its okay" I can't stop crying...:(

[Burnieceproductions]

Man, the guy playing the grandfather is a tremendous actor. Such a great movie.

[SaraA-xwnu]

there is nothing more sad then the crack on a voice of a person about to cry

[ksarah]

this scene is the saddest of the whole movie .

[uemelnr]

That's the worst feeling. Mourning for someone who's still alive.

[Alex-uyzu]

"If you wanna go, I want you to know it's okay." *voice cracks*
😔

[LexitaMai]

I did this to my nan. Poor woman was in a coma for more than a month when I told her it was okay to let go. She died less than an hour later. I don't think I've ever hated myself as much as I did in that moment.

[Broken-Frisbee]

God damn.... This is one of the hardest movies scene to watch ever...

[mistygibson]

I CAN'T TAKE THIS AND AHHHH WHEN HIS VOICE CRACKS I JUST

[brokenstar]

I had said this to my boyfriend while he was asleep. He died two hours later after his five year fight from leukemia. I miss him very much but I’m really happy knowing he’s not suffering anymore.

[armandocervantes]

Having the courage to be ready to let go of your granddaughter after loosing his son, daughter-in-law and grandson. This deserved so much praise

[Dralyn]

I have never cried so hard on a movie in my entire life

[_mannyornelas_]

Is nobody gonna talk about how the grandfather can feel her presence?

[somacity]

Aaand this is when I start hysterically bawling.

[maisie]

I watched this on a plane and I cried so much at this part. I got some weird looks from the man next to me.

[tabichuthebabyeater]

This piece in the movie destroyed me. I remember being 17 years old in an abusive home and always crying that I needed to get out. I know my mother loved me dearly. One day my aunt offered for me to come live with her and my mother told me: "Tabitha, I love you more than anything. You're my baby and you always will be. I know how hard I am on you and I know that you think about dying a lot. I would give anything for you to stay here with me, but I know you can't, so, I want you to know its okay"

[krisstinawilson]

The part that always gets me in this scene is at the beginning when the grandfather kisses Mia's forehead and is about to leave when Mia says "Gramps" and he immediately stops and then she asks "What do I do?" and he then talks to her body and gives her permission to go. He felt her there and realized she needed him to talk to her.

[kme]

I think this was the saddest scene in the movie. It was my favorite too.

[jh]

I lost my mom this week. As I was holding her hand I told her that it’s time to join Dad. I had tears in my eyes but I was still smiling, looked up to the shadow in the corner and told him I love and will miss both of you. But I know when it’s my time, you’ll be there too.

[ihateella]

i started crying at the crash and didn't stop till like 3 hours later