The girl hasn't eaten since the tragedy in her family😢 #movie #series
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"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a chef"
@angeleyes97953 ай бұрын
But what the movie name
@gamerlegend30593 ай бұрын
@@gamerlegend3059 one with the chef is called No Reservations and one with Two Face is called Dark Knight
@angeleyes97953 ай бұрын
@@angeleyes9795thanks for clarifying both 🤣
@just_another_viewer_here3473 ай бұрын
@@angeleyes9795The real hero
@Hearne_3 ай бұрын
It’s actually dark knight, not Batman begins
@szczerbolo01983 ай бұрын
The silent "thank you" and nod to top it off, beautiful.
@daffatristan72542 ай бұрын
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
@Helpadoggoreachsubs2 ай бұрын
So that's what it's called The Silent
@elizabethfeehly73102 ай бұрын
The signs of a true gentleman..
@RebelWithoutACause_2 ай бұрын
This act make my tears start running without stop...😥 #BestResponse
@carlojohannoerson70692 ай бұрын
Sometimes the greatest heroes are the silent people
@joshfishing34012 ай бұрын
A few years ago my dad passed away. Causing my sister to stop eating due to sorrows and our neighbor would come over and make sure she ate while we were at work she refused to eat until he made her some stew he would talk to her everyday when he was over and finally my sister ate. Bless his soul he was such a good man. 5/9/22 Mr King
@Sami_Artss2 ай бұрын
I loved reading this. I wish everyone had someone like this in their lives to look out for their loved ones. Absolutely beautiful.
@vivalamadeline2 ай бұрын
Sending so so much love im sk so sorry for everything that you have been through and are going through 🩷🩷🩷🩷💕💕💕💕
@Hello-ze1sd2 ай бұрын
My sincere condolences for your father.
@CloudyWolf7132 ай бұрын
Fitting last name for him.
@stevorules18202 ай бұрын
A close friend of mine died the same year. RIP to both our loved ones.
@themajesticspider-man61162 ай бұрын
Food doesn't matter, the thing that matter is love that is mixed in it ❤️ ~ A Wise Man
@Unknown_4872 ай бұрын
Muhammad Ali said something along those lines once
@zavierburnett22072 ай бұрын
my dad always said that and that's just exactly what he used to do ❤
@StefaniaManfreda2 ай бұрын
🤔 U're right. My tutu Wahine said that when I was a child. I miss my Gramma. 👍🙏❤️
@alhayashi7562 ай бұрын
Tell this to north coreans
@danielschwegler52202 ай бұрын
Ummmmm. FOOD MATTERS (I said it Like, " THIS IS SPARTA)!
@drakoontag2 ай бұрын
The movies called No Reservations in case anybody was wondering.
@tjlove70872 ай бұрын
I was
@stevefulton42162 ай бұрын
Thanks, I was searching for this comment 😊
@jacquelinekabugo-raderson18782 ай бұрын
@jacquelinekabugo-raderson1878 This was such a good movie. I Thought I would search for it to watch again on one of my plethora of streaming channels I pay for.... 😲 I could not find it anywhere for free.
@tjlove70872 ай бұрын
thank you!
@LuLu535592 ай бұрын
Thank youuu
@kimberlyaguila7742 ай бұрын
She wasn't hungry for food she was hungry for emotional understanding and connection.
@mattdonald16142 ай бұрын
Nah, I think she was just hungry.
@alexbioshock76322 ай бұрын
She was hungry for food too. The woman in the video wasn't used to feeding a child, so would make her fancy adult food which she wouldn't eat. He went with simple kid friendly food
@jadebolt44162 ай бұрын
Naaaah she was starvin fam
@dunroyenterprisez2 ай бұрын
Both can be true simultaneously. She didn't eat for days, she WAS hungry even if she didn't "feel" it, she physically needed to eat.
@yevgeniyaleshchenko8492 ай бұрын
@jadebolt4416 Exactly! I had stated the same thing. Hamburger vs Steak Tartare! Auntie was attempting to serve her rich, gourmet meals whereas her niece would have been content with a PBnJ, along with a cold glass of chocolate milk! 😂
@LUX_82 ай бұрын
In the movie CZJ character was making super complex and refined food for her nephew. The other chef understood she was just a little girl that recently lost her mother and just made some simple comfort food
@SKyrim1902 ай бұрын
Mashed potatoes and white gravy is my favorite comfort food!
@debbieolandese49122 ай бұрын
Niece
@kentmike842 ай бұрын
@@RosefMudson1414....what You don't just stop enjoying food just because you don't have good hygiene.
@insaynt99242 ай бұрын
*Niece. You realize that's a little girl right??
@zammymynakersnackstbmoth2 ай бұрын
@@insaynt9924 I don't know what you are originally replying to, but oral hygiene has a lot to do with enjoying food. Whether or not you brush your teeth and tongue and use mouth wash can drastically change how things taste.
@fuzzydo69112 ай бұрын
The silent "thank you" and "you're welcome" nod😭
@crittomato70432 ай бұрын
So sweet, didn't force her to eat it, or make her feel bad about eating, just let her choose. He's so sweet
@vevecloud2 ай бұрын
Can we trust him tho?
@talentedpigeon32962 ай бұрын
@@talentedpigeon3296what a useless comment
@LegendSTale_2 ай бұрын
@@LegendSTale_ just an obscure reference
@talentedpigeon32962 ай бұрын
@@talentedpigeon3296no cuz he's a two-face😅😅😅😅😅
@JOSEMunoz-tc5rq2 ай бұрын
@LegendSTale_ its just a normal comment bruh. It's just a reference to the Batman movie because of Harvey Dent
@deannovak80772 ай бұрын
People hate being told what to do; but when given the choice, they do what they should. This shows it.
@s.f.f.f.t36262 ай бұрын
It’s not about being told what to do.
@serenast.germain34692 ай бұрын
People don't always do what they should when given the choice, that's why we have laws
@crose14662 ай бұрын
@@crose1466 this isn’t about laws thou. And absolutely dang I can’t say how many times in my life I have done the wrong thing even though I have the right choice. Dang. Now I make good choices but most of my 20’s were bad choices. Now I’m 29. I feel like I make good choices but honestly I don’t sometimes. That’s life. We all do things we shouldn’t do
@serenast.germain34692 ай бұрын
@@serenast.germain3469 sure, it's not just about laws, but laws are involved in the overall conversation about integrity and moral action, which is what you're essentially referring to.
@crose14662 ай бұрын
Nah. People definitely don’t do what they should when given the choice
@rmcbean56992 ай бұрын
The movie is called No reservation and basically the girls mam died in a car crash and she has to move in with her aunt (Kate ) and she hasn’t eaten since her mam died x
@lillyrose16152 ай бұрын
It’s not just making the food. It’s what’s behind it. When I got my heart broken, several years ago (long before I got married), the woman I was working with wasn’t exactly a nurturer, but she could se that I was in pain. I was barely eating and she wanted to do something to help. So, she made me a sandwich. I wasn’t really hungry, but I ate it anyway because she was showing me that she cared. Thank you again, Robin , wherever you are.
@pamparliament8676Ай бұрын
I love how he said hold this and didn’t try to get her to eat he just gave her a choice to make and she made the right one how sweet
@devynivory46643 ай бұрын
He knew she was probably really hungry but still left the choice to eat up to her
@PromethiaSHADOW3 ай бұрын
But when I do it, my boyfriend calls me a hog. 🙄
@JsJdv3 ай бұрын
She ate it without permission lol. Wtf
@michaelmcclusk3y13 ай бұрын
@@michaelmcclusk3y1except she didn't eat it without permission....he gave her permission subliminally by talking about how good it tasted right next to her, and following up with handing her the bowl. it's basically a reverse psychology trick to get her to eat.
@AquariusGhostHunter3 ай бұрын
@@michaelmcclusk3y1 he did used a psychology trick. And firstly no one gonna hold their food to other people if knowingly that the person hasn't eaten anything yet and was hungry. And this case it was intentionally to make the person eat it and that is a non verbal permission.
@waeying3 ай бұрын
Movie name: no reservations You are welcome
@sarriBall_-_3 ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@BogdanTestsSoftware3 ай бұрын
Is it any good?
@UnfortunateLooking3 ай бұрын
Thx
@Orc-fi1vt3 ай бұрын
😊
@starwars-893 ай бұрын
Thank you 😊
@shadowgamercil3 ай бұрын
Hunger is emotional game.. you will feel one when it strikes your emotion. Person made an emotional contact with the girl and she felt the urge to eat.. the silent "Thank You" in the end and a quick acceptance from the chef was added charm to the video..❤🥰💕
@LifeWillBeWonderfulWith..2 ай бұрын
After a close friend passed away in the middle of December 2022, I was still eating a little thankfully, but man, it still fucking pains me knowing they're not here anymore to say "Hi friend! 😊" every time they see me. I miss you so much, North.
@themajesticspider-man61162 ай бұрын
Aaron eckhart gives 110% to every role. This dude is seriously underrated
@pandamonium48573 ай бұрын
facts
@user-kd1vx8kf2j3 ай бұрын
100%
@brewdog85683 ай бұрын
Can't wait to see him hold an oscar
@humaidilasaane17883 ай бұрын
He's not more famous bc nobody likes him
@ambrosuabaliarte56823 ай бұрын
Yes!!!!
@sunmeowlody3 ай бұрын
Honestly as a mom. A family member or friend presenting their kindness in this way, taking initiative. Is the best way to help. I appreciate this.
@torii15143 ай бұрын
True!!!
@neehaparveen45613 ай бұрын
Ya...family is not just related by blood, but whoever helps you when needed...they also one of your family.
@lunar.eclipse452 ай бұрын
facts
@maxfootballfanschannel95612 ай бұрын
This is “it takes a village” in action, which most cultures live by. For some reason, we isolate ourselves in America.
@alittleoflolo2 ай бұрын
Right!!!😮😮😊❤
@Mushroom321-2 ай бұрын
He seems so nice here, it's such a shame that he suffered from awful burns and turned bad
@joe1205Ай бұрын
Ok, i know it's called 'No Reservations' . Starring Kathryn Zetta -Jones, Ed Harris, & don't remember her name.
@vickinewman61122 ай бұрын
Abigail Breslin
@jonathancaldwell63429 күн бұрын
The key to helping a traumatized child is to give them some control. Speak to them like any normal conversation, special attention makes the interaction a manipulation, and gives the impression of ulterior motives. The reason she ate is because no one was pressuring her to eat, the choice became hers to make. When people tell her to eat, the only control she can take is to refuse. He gave her control of the food, and she did what she wanted with it.
@geoffreyokrongly9162 ай бұрын
Yes, and smelling basilico helped a lot too 😂😂😂
@hectorrasgido37752 ай бұрын
Not just that but making the idea of food seem appealing. Grief can really screw up your appetite.
@omalahboo31632 ай бұрын
well typed.
@JunaidAhmed-gu8zu2 ай бұрын
she had a choice to not hold it though :p
@SleepyG-hc5ky2 ай бұрын
Man who could understanding are the sweetest thing of this world,, thankyou mr geofrey
@backto90s582 ай бұрын
I totally stopped eating at aged 12 after my uncle died in a horrfic way, the dr told my mum ' don't pressure her, leave foods and snacks around at all times, she will eat when she is ready' and it was the absolute best advice. The pressure being gone helped me to slowly start again 🩷
@sallyconnolly78742 ай бұрын
🙏🏻🌷💗🌷🙏🏻
@karinbergman16462 ай бұрын
Its quite a easy fix when it comes to psychology. Kids are animals I mean so are we but we operate different as adults. its fine to... suffer and suffer but children takes special care. I work with adults only mainly addicts and well people that are beyond the point of help. For me I rarely care anymore Its nice to see them smile but you just simply dont care anymore cause they are a waste of space and wont ever do anything in their life. At that point when they are that damaged im willing to let them go. sounds horrible yes but.. to put it like this someone I deal with has cost the system more than 10 million here in Sweden. while I cant get a time to check out if I might got cancer. Yeah little bit that they can just off themself at that point.
@sebastian1142 ай бұрын
@sebastian114 This seems very cruel. Addicts are people too, and technically operating off the same biological system that you mentioned children do. It's very simple to understand with your psychology- they are seeking serotonin and/or dopamine in the fastest, most effective way they've experienced so far. That'll screw someone up, but they can and do recover with proper help.
@gracieewart92822 ай бұрын
@@sebastian114Das grundlegende Problem bei kranken Erwachsenen ist, daß der kindliche Teil agiert, weil der sich wünscht, daß jmd komplett die Verantwortung übernimmt und sie bedingungslos liebt. Nur bei Mutter oder Vater würden sie heilen, erwachsen und verantwortungsbewußt werden können. Denn andere Menschen sind ihnen egal, wie auch sie anderen Menschen egal sind. Das Geld des Staates ist in dem Fall die entgangene Mutterliebe. 🤷🏻♀️
@Amazingyoshi-cb6gr2 ай бұрын
❤
@teaser60892 ай бұрын
Sometimes, all it takes is treating someone with normalcy. Reminding them they're human and they're okay. Children especially.
@Gojira_Wins2 ай бұрын
Someone sent lipstick and paprika to Treblinka, a concentration camp where prisoners continued to die even after the Allied liberated them. The lipstick and paprika did more to help the prisoners recover than the doctors did. (I think it was paprika but it was some seasoning that was familiar to them)
@stephenolan55392 ай бұрын
You can tell he's a parent by how he handles this 👏👏
@johnjr99972 ай бұрын
He really did care about the citizens of Gotham 😢
@brethallacy75213 ай бұрын
This comment is underrated 😂😂😂
@JZLKRZ3 ай бұрын
Dude ...
@avothfis3 ай бұрын
This made me laugh too much thanks, gold comments
@BaronofGreed.3 ай бұрын
😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
@siiioxide78073 ай бұрын
my tears went back up 😂
@miawwth3 ай бұрын
That subtle nod of acknowledgement goes faaar beyond any words
@Battle01scar3 ай бұрын
That nod speaks million words!
@KauBoySL3 ай бұрын
🤨
@whiskey4o43 ай бұрын
It's not subtle, it's pretty clear. I think you meant silent, or quiet?
@carbine0909093 ай бұрын
@@carbine090909 Use your context clues. Subtle doesn’t only mean one thing.
@Krader21213 ай бұрын
You are welcome. 3 words done....
@PRFxSniper3 ай бұрын
I love that he purposely brought a second fork. 😊
@skylarbishop79132 ай бұрын
Thank YOU young man,your actions spoke louder than words!!🤗👍👏🤗❤
@stacey82622 ай бұрын
Actually the tragedy in her family was a reason why she didn't eat but also later in the movie it was said to be one more reason. Her aunt (the female cook) who is a cook in a fancy restaurant made her eat fancy dishes she made (something like a whole fish with a salad). A child her age just didn't know how to eat this kind of food. At this moment her auntie's friend from work (the male cook) realised the problem and gave her a dish she knew. This way he helps the aunt and the niece get along and make a real family.❤
@orangetea85833 ай бұрын
Also a well known fact: kids would want to eat what you are eating next to them, especially if you make clear that it's for you only. many parents use this to feed the kids healthy stuff.
@katalinelo80113 ай бұрын
@@katalinelo8011You are so spot on with this! My kids ate light oil with salt with pepper dressed fresh organic spinach and chicken salads all the time because I ate it. As they got bigger, I literally had to eat out of the serving bowl! They would only eat (sneak bites) out of my bowl and the Dino-nuggets on their plates would just be ignored. They were in grade school before they tasted (and were disgusted by canned veggies).
@GovilGirl3 ай бұрын
@katalinelo8011 You sir/madam must be a parent. 100% accurate.
@pspicer7773 ай бұрын
Awe😢and he showed her showed to eat it
@vivritter73993 ай бұрын
Give kids food that is not complicated to eat, right? 😂😂😂
@goblinmcelf3 ай бұрын
Ooooh gotta love a man that's compassionate with children ❤
@jessicawilde45303 ай бұрын
you need to watch the dark knight there is a lot of compassion for children there 😂
@professorpenetration693 ай бұрын
@professorpenetration69 you said we could be decent men... IN AN INDECENT TIME
@pantyraid20013 ай бұрын
@@professorpenetration69 lol I've seen it for sure
@jessicawilde45303 ай бұрын
Especially one who's written that way... haha
@welcometorenland3 ай бұрын
Bro tie ur hair back
@granola22273 ай бұрын
For those who are scrolling: The name of the movie is "No reservation" (2007) You're welcome.
@MewChan_UwU2 ай бұрын
Thank you very much! :)
@xman76952 ай бұрын
Movie name: No reservations! ❤
@BellaRose7-92 ай бұрын
You know what i love the most in this? The wordless communication between the woman and him. She mouths "thank you" and his full body nod is just pure respect and sincerity on both sides.
@ktmal16813 ай бұрын
Yeah, he knew he was getting in there soon.
@jdm10663 ай бұрын
@@jdm1066this was an unnecessary comment. she was simply grateful that he helped the child. don't make everything sexual.
@yuyu077712 ай бұрын
@@yuyu07771ur the one that has it on the brain😮
@roseanneward60602 ай бұрын
@@roseanneward6060 how? what would that even mean in this context?
@yuyu077712 ай бұрын
@@yuyu07771 did he hook up with her in the show or movie later though?
@Babidi1112 ай бұрын
As a cook myself, it makes me Feel so wholesome seeing someone enjoying the food I cook for them. It’s like the greatest feeling any cook or chef can have.
@dkillahster3 ай бұрын
Yep. Totally agree. Conversely, when people refuse your food, it cuts like a knife. A deep rejection.
@justathought883 ай бұрын
i took up cooking as a way of self therapy for my depression... now i sometimes cook for a friend or two and the best feeling one can get is when they are asking for seconds...always makes my day ;o)
@belegur81083 ай бұрын
So true ❤
@jesig81113 ай бұрын
Especially when you get that comment that it reminds them of their mother or grandmother's cooking. Also when when it's something they don't like to eat and they try it and end up loving it. Such a great feeling
@jesig81113 ай бұрын
@@belegur8108I know! Havr also taken up cooking baking for the same reason as you. That's is the best feeling. It honestly has inspired me to to apply for studying to become a baker 😊
@johannalehto91543 ай бұрын
That's what you call caring friend who cares about kids who long they eat we need more people like him who are professional Cooks add care about kids God bless the man that did that
@user-bi7zv2go6f2 ай бұрын
I’ve seen this girl in some other shows and the FUCKING TALENT I TELL YOU At this age? She’s gonna be huge. It’s truly remarkable talent. She’s 1 in a million for sure.
@SincerelyOfficiallyMeeee17 сағат бұрын
Two-face showing his good side
@x.jayrex3 ай бұрын
I appreciate the humour in this comment.
@curiously-cinnamon3 ай бұрын
Made me laugh great comment
@user-te1qi8ls1s3 ай бұрын
I didn't realize until you said something. That chin is unmistakable 😂
@mimikiryuu3 ай бұрын
He was supposed to be the Gotham's white knight
@romylaudy69113 ай бұрын
I mean why wouldn't he?! That's little rock.. probably on another scam with Wichita 😂 but two face doesn't know it yet
@pandastacy3 ай бұрын
Something i noticed about how this was filmed just now. Everything the aunt made for zoe was seperated plates of food. She made duck and some veg and other things and the meals were on her plate signifying disconnect between zoe and the aunt. Aaron eckharts chef character mixes up a pasta dish where all the ingredients are swirled together not sectioned on the plate. And he eats out of thag bowl and shares the bowl directly to zoe creating a connection. Kids eating off your plate is literally in child bonding development. And zoe lost ALL OF THAT when her parents died she needs to start over from square one Edit: holy crap I didn't expect people to vibe with this comment like at all I've seen this movie too many times to count only cuz I like to cook and it's cuz of other film channels giving me a new lense to watch movies through and pick things up like that. I'd say cinema therapy channel probably helped with that.
@haven6003 ай бұрын
Super insightful comment and I agree
@LindaHutchings3 ай бұрын
Holy crap. You’re really good at film theory and analysis. That was an amazing observation.
@emilyN13 ай бұрын
Good observation 👍
@eniltoh3 ай бұрын
@@emilyN1move over Matt Pat, someone else is taking over your channel 😂😂😂😂
@blue4lifeblue3 ай бұрын
Movies have an entire new meaning when you get to this point. That's a great channel to watch btw. They do so well showing me things I miss.
@gardenmedia17013 ай бұрын
Sometimes tragedy redefines us. Healing is a journey. Hers just started
@timgrage2 ай бұрын
When my dad was going through chemo, he wouldn’t eat. I would pretend I was hungry & eat something I knew he liked in front of him, eventually if only a few bites at the time he would eat. He always said everything tasted better if it was on my plate! That was a lot of years ago, feels like yesterday. I miss you Daddy.
@Harley5714 күн бұрын
I love how she thanked him instead of getting jealous that she won't eat anything she made but she ate what he made!!
@AyeYoTay842 ай бұрын
Its because she loves the girl
@lillianstraub35302 ай бұрын
Obviously. It's a kid.
@ruckusrevolution94752 ай бұрын
The thank you is literally in this clip 🙄
@kylaj36022 ай бұрын
Why the f would she 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤷🏻♀️🫤Duh
@Ashi94682 ай бұрын
@ruckusrevolution9475 You'd think, but my drug addict sister in law got cry-jealous when I could get her son to sleep but not her. Like, you gotta mold to the kid, not force the kind to mold to you, ya know? So I put on Bear in the Big Blue House, and he fell asleep to it after his 2am tantrum of fighting sleep. She's the "tv bad" weirdo type.
@AmySkribble2 ай бұрын
Oh man. This hit me so hard. If anything ever happens to me as a mom it is my biggest fear my children won’t be shown compassion like this. So beautiful.
@taylorklopfenstein24503 ай бұрын
What makes you think that? Always have faith in goodness of humanity, my friend. ❤
@su76973 ай бұрын
The sad thing is many women think men are not very caring compassionate people it is quite the opposite. Most of us would protect a child with our life even if they were not ours. I help a lot of mentally teenagers in my free time. Kind of a act volunteering reaching out to younger people of my generation. I to struggle with my mental health on a daily basis so this helps me as well. The thing a lot of men struggle with is we give more than we receive and sometimes we loose ourselves peice by peice. If I ever have children I do not want them to suffer the brokenness I had growing up into a man. I grew up without a father my grandfather took over that roll and did the best he could but much of the damage was already done. I am still picking up the pieces to this day.
@bronsonleach35733 ай бұрын
Just don't brainwash then into taking hormones or worst transitioning otherwise with enough love and care they'll be all set when you are gone.
@cardinalwilson80343 ай бұрын
@@cardinalwilson8034 That stuff can make things ten times worse. Transgenders are more likely to commit suicide after surgery and hormones than without it.
@bronsonleach35733 ай бұрын
@@bronsonleach3573 when I was 11 my mom was sick and hospitalised for around 4 months, first 3 weeks one of my 5 aunts would come and make us dinner when we were in school "paid for groceries by my father" , me and my 5 years old brother would come home to food in the house every day for those 3 weeks. Then one stopped coming and the rest followed, they stopped when there was no one to impress or brag for, so it went food for only 5 days a week then 3 days then no one came, my dad didn't care, he ate at work and he came home late when we were already sleeping, there was no money in the house and the only groceries my dad would get are milk, eggs and bread and he ate most of it for breakfast anyways, he never cooked us a single meal, he would make his food too spicy so we won't eat from it, me and my 5 yr brother survived on bread for two months cuz no one really cared least of all my father, if my mom had died when we were young we probably wouldn't have had another homemade meal until we were old enough to have our own money and make it ourselves, and we were financially well off, he just didn't care whether we ate or not, to him we were ok we eat bread, we are not starving so all was good for him, if my mom had died he would have left us eating bread till we were old enough to move out without a single shred of remorse.
@saracallie72902 ай бұрын
This guy is a good guy 👦 to help her eat. 👏
@wendyaminzadeh21652 ай бұрын
My heart is melting this is so sweet❤
@Echophilps2 ай бұрын
Aaron has to be one of the most underrated actors of all time.
@sergiogastoncarrizo1592 ай бұрын
What's his name? He looks familiar but can't remember his name
@khplaylistyt97292 ай бұрын
@@khplaylistyt9729Read that first word of the OP again
@jonathonthomas12552 ай бұрын
@@khplaylistyt9729sully? The First Lady, Frasier
@chloelee54052 ай бұрын
@@khplaylistyt9729 Aaron Heckhart
@sergiogastoncarrizo1592 ай бұрын
He has apparently said himself that he clashes with others, which may explain why he's not bigger.
@twrampage2 ай бұрын
The half nod/half bow from him always gets me. He knew how he could help, and afterwards he was just glad he could. Love it
@verysmolfrog3 ай бұрын
This is going to make me cry this is the sweetest and most saddest thing ever ❤😭🥺
@user-ow2cr1xh4rКүн бұрын
Excellent movie would love to see all three of them in a movie together now in real time. She played a little girl who was grieving her mother's death. Food Is Love 🍝❤
@tywanderbush27962 ай бұрын
“If we drop this apple on the ground, it will wither away and be gone forever. But if we take a bite of that apple, we take it with us forever. Everything is on its way to somewhere.” Phenomenon
@turanamo3 ай бұрын
Pretty sure that's what dahmer thought too, he still 💩 out pieces of his victims
@michaeltye23593 ай бұрын
I’ve had a small sip of water from the pacific; atlantic; and indian ocean; bit a chunk of ice in an icelandic lagoon; licked my finger after dipping it in a very briny puddle in death valley. Ate snow in the alps and rockies. Need some snow and water from the 2 polar regions 😂
@Pat999UK3 ай бұрын
Nah bro, if we throw an apple on the ground it may become a tree but if we eat it.. It will be with us until next morning and go down through the toilet.. Maybe longer if we constipated
@SangitaSarma-hl4xe3 ай бұрын
Love this! Thank you
@itzlicoatl45193 ай бұрын
You probably knew this already. Iron can only ever have been created in one place, in the core of dying stars. The colour that you see in your veins, the haemoglobin, is iron particles. So you carry a lot more with you than you ever thought before. You're carrying actual stardust within. Isn't that a marvelous thought as well?
@brakeduster3 ай бұрын
I did this with a little girl at a daycare I worked at. I was 15 and she didn’t want to eat anything. Her mother had told me that morning that she refused to eat. She said we could offer her the packed lunch she brought or the daycare lunch she didn’t mind as long as she ate something. She sat away from all the kids and I quickly realised she didn’t like eating in front of people despite being only 4 years old. I knew exactly how she felt. So I grabbed two bowls of food (the staff were allowed to eat alongside the children as that was the only time we had for lunch) and sat right next to her. I started eating and I had her smell and touch each thing on her plate. Her mother had told us that she didn’t like using utensils because her cognitive issues didn’t allow her to hold them properly. While sitting next to her I turned around and pretended I was just watching the other kids. She started eating. She had just watched me eat the same exact meal and I glanced over at her and she was eating. I used the daycare iPad to send her mother a picture of her eating and she was astonished. When she came to pick her up she was so grateful. I told her to let her use her hands and let her eat alone because that’s how she preferred it. She ate every day after that
@KeiraMarieASMR2 ай бұрын
Thats wholesome 🥲
@Olibizzii2 ай бұрын
What movie i this from ?
@judyjorgenson12862 ай бұрын
That was so sweet 🥹
@lizzychavis29552 ай бұрын
@@judyjorgenson1286 it clearly says "I" in the beginning. This isn't a movie its a story from the commenter
@narutosgurl3312 ай бұрын
You're a really good person. We need more people like you in the world. Please don't ever change, God bless your heart.
@SimplySarahJoy2 ай бұрын
One of my friends lost her mum… She didn’t eat for 2 days so I had to force it down her throat ( not litterally) she cried ,I cried and she ate in silence and then we hugged for an hour 😭 . I see her everyday of my life now she is my whole world and I am hers ❤
@x_Shinning_Star_xАй бұрын
While I didn't experience a loss, I empathize with her. I struggle with eating enough food for 2 main reasons: 1) I lose appetite when I'm forced or told to eat more than I can 2) I have intense mood swings that affects my eating. When I'm angry I refuse to eat since I isolate myself whenever I'm angry. When I'm sad, nothing tastes good. Sometimes I feel sad for no reason. Sometimes I just wake up angry. I managed to keep it under control but as a result I ended up having terrible eating habits 😅
@jenmiranda1312 күн бұрын
Love how the woman isn't jealous that she couldn't do it but instead happy the girl is eating.
@manyasehgal27463 ай бұрын
Yep. That's how you know that the woman is putting effort not because of the fact that she wants to get the girl's attention to herself alone and replace her parents, but rather she puts effort to feed her because she genuinely cares for the girl's well-being.
@woojinbloo443 ай бұрын
@@woojinbloo44 exacctlyyy my thought!!
@manyasehgal27463 ай бұрын
It’s a matter of the man not the woman. Because he’s a kind man and isn’t boastful but rather just wanting to help it makes it easy to trust.
@migorpan20512 ай бұрын
That's a mother. She doesn't care if she's part of the solution. Just that her daughter got the help she needed
@GTOFreak12 ай бұрын
@@GTOFreak1 as a parent you know what’s best for you child.
@migorpan20512 ай бұрын
Being on a child’s level and having them know that they can be comfortable is the number 1 key to having them trust you even when it comes to eating .
@user-yi4pu3pd4o2 ай бұрын
I love this movie. 🤩 Also love this scene. Shows that food prepared with a warm heart is better than just to prepare food with technique in mind. Brings people together, makes them be in a better mood. “Warm food with good intentions in mind is better than to prepare food with a cold heart.” (Thing I came up with now. A bit sappy but true.) He cheered her up (at least it looked like it).
@biancamariavalenti80502 ай бұрын
I loved this movie growing up. It's so wholesome. I still watch it when i get the chance
@christinapolander40252 ай бұрын
There's a man who just cares about people. He saw a mom who was in need and took some initiative to try and help. Society is full of people like this, regardless of what politicians and the media would have you believe.
@anthonyrandell28222 ай бұрын
Helps the mom was hot as hell and he was trying to score brownie points
@TtvMomos33882 ай бұрын
The woke left want us to believe the opposite
@toziassmitt2 ай бұрын
It was her aunt, not her mom.
@DreamlessSkies2 ай бұрын
Yeah not her mom her aunt (legal guardian) who's not good with people especially kids, after her parents died in an accident. Very good movie and story line.
@scarlethunder17612 ай бұрын
@@scarlethunder1761What's the movie called? Looks decent
@highlandertr2 ай бұрын
Had a student 5yo and he wasn't doing good physically or mentally his parents died and he lived with grandparents and he didn't talk to anyone, no teachers, students, not a single peep, sat alone, didn't eat, didn't play, just sat there watching everyone. Broke my heart hearing about him when I started working there. A week in he got hit by a toy thrown by one of the autistic kids and everyone paid attention to the other kids but I ran to check on him, he was bleeding on the head. I took him over to be cleaned up and I was talking him threw everything and asking if he was okay, and as I do with all my students "do you need booboo kisses?" He looked at me and started tearing up. And nodded and so I rubbed my forehead against the side of his head and said mmwah. And he hugged me and started crying and said thank you. He started talking and doing a bit more after that. It broke me when I quit because my boss was a bitc%
@rlf23202 ай бұрын
so your boss is a bitcoin i see.
@kenluuuzyy86752 ай бұрын
It only takes one person to change a life forever that moment probably impacted him more than you know ❤
@sattarehmontaseri23102 ай бұрын
womp womp
@Sleepy_Y2MI2 ай бұрын
Lol that last sentence really wasn't necessary
@nickodevoe2 ай бұрын
When I left teaching the one thing I missed most was the students! Every one took a little bit of my heart!😊
@samanthashine45062 ай бұрын
That "Thank you" at 0:56 always gets me
@melissasmith3296Ай бұрын
He didn’t try to get her to eat the food he was just being nice 👌and that was all he needed to do good for him ❤❤
@johnnybgoodrayАй бұрын
Made me cry. I went through some struggles and refused to eat as a kid. A lot of amazing people helped me through that
@hi-yo1kq3 ай бұрын
Nope I think you just starving and cannot take it anymore so you decide you wanna start eating again or else you'll crossed over🥱
@RachKalmet3 ай бұрын
i didn't eat anything either if I did I used to puke it all out but one day my dad sweeped the puke and made me eat it since than I don't puke after eating or had any eating problems
@adityashetty40883 ай бұрын
@@adityashetty4088I hope that’s not true cause lord Jesus that is vile
@DenverPlumber3 ай бұрын
@@adityashetty4088Thats called trauma and I am so sorry he did that to you. Its clear your issues came from abusive parents.
@sexygirlmax20193 ай бұрын
1000th liker
@teamscorpiex94423 ай бұрын
This scene makes me cry every time. The film is called “No Reservations” (2007) by the way, an American adaptation of a German film , “Mostly Martha” (2001).
@MimiNwabuokuMD2 ай бұрын
Thank you for the mention of what movie it is. I'm going to watch it.
@1939Amy2 ай бұрын
This is one of my favorite movies.
@erine.69652 ай бұрын
but to be fair they butchered the original
@haemmertime2 ай бұрын
Thank youuuu
@alexjones46792 ай бұрын
@@haemmertime yes! we watched mostly martha in german class and it was lovely. i also love catherine zeta-jones so was very excited for the adaptation, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original
@daniellew.99572 ай бұрын
Man this is why harvey was so loved when he became a DA. What a kind man. Rip Harvey Dent, Gotham hasn't been the same since you left
@TylerdaFisk2 ай бұрын
I struggle with binge eating and not eating, and I realize it's an emotional problem, no father and mother narcissist, and I feel this in some deep space inside.
@RingOfSilenceАй бұрын
This is the most wholesome KZhead short I've ever seen.
@iActuallyLiveinUtah2 ай бұрын
you're new here, aren't you.
@gigglesfollowed2 ай бұрын
The girl is an amazing actor at a young age. Her expressions shows her emotion without saying a single line.
@neroxdgaming93622 ай бұрын
Abigail Bresnin
@pollyanna11122 ай бұрын
The Ultimate Gift is a great one too.
@karencarlos39422 ай бұрын
You have got to see her in My Sister's Keeper.
@DonealiaSmith-zz9pz2 ай бұрын
Yessssssssss❤ SOOOO.much!!!
@Goaway6242 ай бұрын
I can relate to this girl… when my hubby travels for work I rarely eat. Yes, I suffer from depression and chronic pain. Yes, he is aware. He tries to not travel but sometimes he just has to. I try not to be like this, just can’t help it.
@stacyvolek34182 ай бұрын
😢....Please do take good care of yourself, though. 🙏
@hasinapremnath80852 ай бұрын
This was beautiful! ❤
@humaira3392 ай бұрын
Abigail Breslin really was the queen of film as a kid. She was in some TV shows in guest roles as well (like SVU). She’s very talented!
@miranda13c3 ай бұрын
bro ikr little miss sunshine showed me her at a young age as well as hers, steve carrel, and paul danos acting ranges such great actors!
@immersivemods99752 ай бұрын
My sister's keeper is her best work, imo!
@Julie86Mac2 ай бұрын
She's amazing
@lj06082 ай бұрын
There were significantly more famous and popular and more talented child actors than her.
@G3NK5T422 ай бұрын
She was in everything lol
@abbiesmith87242 ай бұрын
The movie name is "no reservations" year 2007 ❤🎉
@yuleimisquesada96392 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@aruhik2 ай бұрын
Thanks
@manojpuri37862 ай бұрын
While movies and tv shows were still politically correct back then it wasn't to the unbearable degree it is now.
@benstandard2 ай бұрын
I love how he’s just like “save some for me.” Knowing that she’s super hungry and he’s definitely not going to be interested in eating it.
@jasmined.greene89072 ай бұрын
Back in 2020, I had severe depression. I lost my closest friendships. And for a while, I did not eat enough. It got so bad that just eating became painful to do. Every time I swallowed it felt like I was going to puke. I had to keep at it until my body broke the habit of eating so little. Now, my eating habits are back to normal. But I'm scared of what happened back then. It's frightening to think that extreme sadness could cause you to starve yourself like that. I hope I never need to face that again.
@mysaysthings55122 ай бұрын
This is why I love what I do. Food brings people together, put a smile on their faces, and has a way of healing the hurt.
@ChefHails_053 ай бұрын
Good food is one of the things that gets me through the work week, always look forward to getting take out and just enjoy some quiet time. A big thanks to all cooks and the food they make for giving some comfort during the good and bad times ^^
@zeilus4053 ай бұрын
🍽️
@hageby123jean13 ай бұрын
It is good that you are happy I appreciate those who can give me a good meal. Thank you for always filling my stomach
@GentlemanGerdion3 ай бұрын
This is why I love what I do, food brings people together and puts a smile on their face, it has a way of healing the hurt. Similar stuff happened at this restaurant and I just can't tell you how much a man with a big heart can do. Fellas, It's not just the ladies that can be a source of positivity and love. Be strong brothers. For those who can't be strong just yet. You believed in me when I didn't even believe in myself now it's time that you believe in yourself as much as you believed in me 💯✨️
@yosh71403 ай бұрын
I love cooking for people I would never quit my job I love the crew there my second family there the reason I come to work ❤️💯
@tonydanzo3 ай бұрын
The talent the kid has is impeccable
@stablility10433 ай бұрын
She would later become a zombie killing badass 😂
@wanderingsoul25302 ай бұрын
Catherine Zeta Jones' nod was everything.
@DH-ex4nvАй бұрын
This was such a beautiful movie. She changed that girl's life and her relationship with food after her mom died.
@lmccahill452 ай бұрын
My uncle was a chef. Took in his (adoptive) son after his parents died in a police raid. They where big dealers. Similar shit happened at his restaurant. I can't tell you how much a man with a big heart can do. Fellas. It's not just the ladies that can be a source of positivity and love. Be strong brothers. For those who can't be strong just yet.
@stephlevesque99723 ай бұрын
Underrated comment.
@tamaraanthony97623 ай бұрын
Best comment EVERRR.
@amandak2083 ай бұрын
This is why I love what I do, food brings people together and puts a smile on their face, it has a way of healing the hurt. Similar stuff happened at this restaurant and I just can't tell you how much a man with a big heart can do. Fellas, It's not just the ladies that can be a source of positivity and love. Be strong brothers. For those who can't be strong just yet. You believed in me when I didn't even believe in myself now it's time that you believe in yourself as much as you believed in me 💯✨️
@yosh71403 ай бұрын
So true!!!🔥
@veronicasv73 ай бұрын
Movie name: no reservations 2007
@MoviesHouse_K3 ай бұрын
Pin it
@eshanhansana68953 ай бұрын
Yea pin it.
@venn60993 ай бұрын
Thanks King 👊
@liamjonas53363 ай бұрын
As others said, pin it
@zerokun26553 ай бұрын
Thank youuu
@titajanet3 ай бұрын
The most genuine thank you ever
@wajiahmed23812 ай бұрын
I was 3 months old when I stopped eating and drinking. I was hospitalised and nearly died. I'm so thankful to my parents and my nurse Tara because she has kids and knew how to handle me. 💓
@Zarah_Howlend20112 ай бұрын
Sometimes all you need is the kindness of a stranger.
@Andaverde2 ай бұрын
he had nothing to lose he only had a chance for greatness and he succeeded
@conqueror35693 ай бұрын
That was smart. He showed her the ingredients and ate a bite in front of her to prove it was safe, and then didn’t force her to. She felt like it was a safe meal that nobody had tampered with so he could eat it, so she ate it at the first opportunity
@vbarreiro2 ай бұрын
For me it wasn't about the food alone, it was the heart that went out just to see her alright, and just like a charm it worked!
@user-cx3ix4us5xАй бұрын
“😊Save some for me.” 😭😭😭❤
@crome2122 ай бұрын
And in the end, the love you take, it's equal to the love you make. -Paul McCartney
@livinginthepast70852 ай бұрын
Q
@Reimanville2 ай бұрын
As a Beatles and Paul McCartney fan, this made me happy. This was a perfect quote you chose
@therandomperson18312 ай бұрын
I love the guy who helped the girl eat he was so generous and kind and sorta funny
@Stxrliviaa27 күн бұрын
Harvey talking about Rome again
@jimmyneutron48843 ай бұрын
I was thinking that too 😂😂
@fasteddy446423 ай бұрын
What man doesn't think about the Roman empire on a daily?
@gellertgrindelwald71713 ай бұрын
Then he drops the hardest quote in movie history... 😂
@breh93203 ай бұрын
Stuff like this makes me cry when I see it😢 I can't stand to see a kid going without or to see a kid suffering. Makes me cry.
@ethanschott43203 ай бұрын
So are the kids in gaza Please pray for them
@sanaarana86103 ай бұрын
She wasnt eating cause her aunt didnt know how to raise kids and was cooking fancy food for her.
@sekhantsho2.0333 ай бұрын
@@sanaarana8610there are also 1.6 million kids facing malnourishment in South Sudan. This has been going on for years. There is little to no news coverage on them. The whole world is looking at Gaza, and rightfully so. But there are many spots with children dying of hunger not being spoken about.
@irishcajun853 ай бұрын
I feel the same way. No child should suffer or go hungry. It pricks my heart
@evelynodiase48893 ай бұрын
idk why i found this so sweet 😭💗
@quit4everxxАй бұрын
Love this movie. So heartbreaking in the beginning but then she finally settles into her new reality/life
@MichelleJ1822Ай бұрын
This movie is such an amazing story. Sd a child who lost a parent, I went thru a non eating or sleep phase, and a kind old neighbor couple helped my father and me thru it
@seannalette12503 ай бұрын
I went through a non-sleeping phase after my brother died. And I was an adult. And after my sister died I went through another non-sleeping phase.
@bethmccall8233 ай бұрын
@@bethmccall823please accept my deepest sympathy. I pray that you find peace
@midnytevega27773 ай бұрын
Name?
@assass70123 ай бұрын
@@assass7012 no reservations. With Catherine zeta-jones, and Aaron Eckhart
@seannalette12503 ай бұрын
Movie is called No Reservations. It's based on a German movie called Mostly Martha. I like both versions but I think Mostly Martha is better.
@hnj0022 ай бұрын
With italian actor.
@maruzzella19502 ай бұрын
@@maruzzella1950 ah. Yes. The one Italian actor in a movie full of German actors and all speaking German. Almost forgot that there was 5 to 10 minutes in Italy.
@hnj0022 ай бұрын
Gonna watch it rn even tho it's like 2am Edit:now that I've read the summary it sounds really good
@ChevyisBetter2 ай бұрын
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUU ❤❤❤
@stellasolaria62242 ай бұрын
What a great Guy,, He even had a fresh fork already in the dish for her. Good thinking & manners, ❤️🇨🇦🥰
@christinacruden8862 ай бұрын
It’s so many good movies on this channel. Keep em coming!!
@user-pl6ou5fn3m2 ай бұрын
Okay this hit too close to home. Like legit this is way too close for me. First proper dish I learned to make was spaghetti bolognese (like in the clip). I learned it from my aunt, learned it the same exact way she made it. I was too young to remember but she had some kind of medical condition that made it so she couldn't walk without at least crutches and she would be dead by 40. She died at 39 when I was 8. We were at her house after the funeral, just me, my little cousin who lost her mum and a couple of my other cousins. I got into the kitchen, remembering her on her raised chair by the bench. Always smiling. Sub consciously I just started making spaghetti. When I was done I served a plate to each and every one of us. We were about halfway through when I looked up and saw my little cousin crying through her food. To this day at 25 I can still make it the same way. My little cousin occasionally asks me to make it for her. She tried to learn to make it from me but she could never grasp it. Most likely cause I'm a terrible teacher because I'm an instinct chef. But when it's Christmas and we're spending it with our family, one of the days she's down she'll always ask me every year to make it. Every time she'll cry, knowing it was the same taste. My spaghetti objectively tastes better since my aunt would make hers with too high of a pasta ratio and make it too runny. But my cousin will always prefer her mother's version over my own and I will never blame her for that.
@JamesMerlaut3 ай бұрын
Great story thank you for sharing
@PhillipArthur-yn2ld3 ай бұрын
You're a good man. Keeping her memory alive and cooking for your family. Keep up the good work sir o7
@Yatezylad3 ай бұрын
Love is love. Hugging 8 year old you.
@ranebiesiada73003 ай бұрын
When my maternal grandmother and grandfather both died, my mother was an absolute wreck. While she was grieving, I asked her what was one childhood dish she was nostalgic for. It was Worcestershire pork chops, and knowing her mother she probably boiled or simmered them in the sauce, so alot of room to improve. I marinated the pork for the whole day with garlic and thyme along with some mushrooms, dried off the pork and seared it before using that same marinade to make a glaze to toss em in. While the mushrooms I skewered n broiler and make some asparagus too i.e more comfort foods. Her first bite out of the pork though she said hit her so hard, like she knew it wasnt what her mother made but nostalgically it was everything she remembered about it. Both me and my brother have slowly been trying to rebuild old recipes from her parents, stuff that either we clearly remembered like Tim's baked beans, to stuff that only she remembers like the Sicilian ragu Food is such a big comfort. Even if it can be done better, sometimes ya just want it like how ya remember it.
@ShadowC143 ай бұрын
On a family vacation, we just stopped for lunch at a random local restaurant. Meal was good but I decided to also get their last piece of pie and was literally crying after the first bite. It was my grandmother's pie crust - exactly her crust. I had my kids eat it too. It was so unexpected.
@GovilGirl3 ай бұрын
This movie, “No Reservations “ is a sweet story ❤
@GreenDae2583 ай бұрын
Have you watched it? Can you give an explanation?
@I_hate_tomatos7712 ай бұрын
This is why I try to make so many ppls days they might’ve had a rough week or month but that one day where they smile for once is enough for me no money could ever give me that feeling
@jaxxtenmarkko84892 ай бұрын
They need to make a live action frozen movie and make him christoph
@user-wr4bi2fe8n2 ай бұрын
That little girl is such a great actress
@jusme94003 ай бұрын
That little girl is Abigail Breslin, and she's 27 now!
"You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a chef"
But what the movie name
@@gamerlegend3059 one with the chef is called No Reservations and one with Two Face is called Dark Knight
@@angeleyes9795thanks for clarifying both 🤣
@@angeleyes9795The real hero
It’s actually dark knight, not Batman begins
The silent "thank you" and nod to top it off, beautiful.
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
So that's what it's called The Silent
The signs of a true gentleman..
This act make my tears start running without stop...😥 #BestResponse
Sometimes the greatest heroes are the silent people
A few years ago my dad passed away. Causing my sister to stop eating due to sorrows and our neighbor would come over and make sure she ate while we were at work she refused to eat until he made her some stew he would talk to her everyday when he was over and finally my sister ate. Bless his soul he was such a good man. 5/9/22 Mr King
I loved reading this. I wish everyone had someone like this in their lives to look out for their loved ones. Absolutely beautiful.
Sending so so much love im sk so sorry for everything that you have been through and are going through 🩷🩷🩷🩷💕💕💕💕
My sincere condolences for your father.
Fitting last name for him.
A close friend of mine died the same year. RIP to both our loved ones.
Food doesn't matter, the thing that matter is love that is mixed in it ❤️ ~ A Wise Man
Muhammad Ali said something along those lines once
my dad always said that and that's just exactly what he used to do ❤
🤔 U're right. My tutu Wahine said that when I was a child. I miss my Gramma. 👍🙏❤️
Tell this to north coreans
Ummmmm. FOOD MATTERS (I said it Like, " THIS IS SPARTA)!
The movies called No Reservations in case anybody was wondering.
I was
Thanks, I was searching for this comment 😊
@jacquelinekabugo-raderson1878 This was such a good movie. I Thought I would search for it to watch again on one of my plethora of streaming channels I pay for.... 😲 I could not find it anywhere for free.
thank you!
Thank youuu
She wasn't hungry for food she was hungry for emotional understanding and connection.
Nah, I think she was just hungry.
She was hungry for food too. The woman in the video wasn't used to feeding a child, so would make her fancy adult food which she wouldn't eat. He went with simple kid friendly food
Naaaah she was starvin fam
Both can be true simultaneously. She didn't eat for days, she WAS hungry even if she didn't "feel" it, she physically needed to eat.
@jadebolt4416 Exactly! I had stated the same thing. Hamburger vs Steak Tartare! Auntie was attempting to serve her rich, gourmet meals whereas her niece would have been content with a PBnJ, along with a cold glass of chocolate milk! 😂
In the movie CZJ character was making super complex and refined food for her nephew. The other chef understood she was just a little girl that recently lost her mother and just made some simple comfort food
Mashed potatoes and white gravy is my favorite comfort food!
Niece
@@RosefMudson1414....what You don't just stop enjoying food just because you don't have good hygiene.
*Niece. You realize that's a little girl right??
@@insaynt9924 I don't know what you are originally replying to, but oral hygiene has a lot to do with enjoying food. Whether or not you brush your teeth and tongue and use mouth wash can drastically change how things taste.
The silent "thank you" and "you're welcome" nod😭
So sweet, didn't force her to eat it, or make her feel bad about eating, just let her choose. He's so sweet
Can we trust him tho?
@@talentedpigeon3296what a useless comment
@@LegendSTale_ just an obscure reference
@@talentedpigeon3296no cuz he's a two-face😅😅😅😅😅
@LegendSTale_ its just a normal comment bruh. It's just a reference to the Batman movie because of Harvey Dent
People hate being told what to do; but when given the choice, they do what they should. This shows it.
It’s not about being told what to do.
People don't always do what they should when given the choice, that's why we have laws
@@crose1466 this isn’t about laws thou. And absolutely dang I can’t say how many times in my life I have done the wrong thing even though I have the right choice. Dang. Now I make good choices but most of my 20’s were bad choices. Now I’m 29. I feel like I make good choices but honestly I don’t sometimes. That’s life. We all do things we shouldn’t do
@@serenast.germain3469 sure, it's not just about laws, but laws are involved in the overall conversation about integrity and moral action, which is what you're essentially referring to.
Nah. People definitely don’t do what they should when given the choice
The movie is called No reservation and basically the girls mam died in a car crash and she has to move in with her aunt (Kate ) and she hasn’t eaten since her mam died x
It’s not just making the food. It’s what’s behind it. When I got my heart broken, several years ago (long before I got married), the woman I was working with wasn’t exactly a nurturer, but she could se that I was in pain. I was barely eating and she wanted to do something to help. So, she made me a sandwich. I wasn’t really hungry, but I ate it anyway because she was showing me that she cared. Thank you again, Robin , wherever you are.
I love how he said hold this and didn’t try to get her to eat he just gave her a choice to make and she made the right one how sweet
He knew she was probably really hungry but still left the choice to eat up to her
But when I do it, my boyfriend calls me a hog. 🙄
She ate it without permission lol. Wtf
@@michaelmcclusk3y1except she didn't eat it without permission....he gave her permission subliminally by talking about how good it tasted right next to her, and following up with handing her the bowl. it's basically a reverse psychology trick to get her to eat.
@@michaelmcclusk3y1 he did used a psychology trick. And firstly no one gonna hold their food to other people if knowingly that the person hasn't eaten anything yet and was hungry. And this case it was intentionally to make the person eat it and that is a non verbal permission.
Movie name: no reservations You are welcome
Thank you so much
Is it any good?
Thx
😊
Thank you 😊
Hunger is emotional game.. you will feel one when it strikes your emotion. Person made an emotional contact with the girl and she felt the urge to eat.. the silent "Thank You" in the end and a quick acceptance from the chef was added charm to the video..❤🥰💕
After a close friend passed away in the middle of December 2022, I was still eating a little thankfully, but man, it still fucking pains me knowing they're not here anymore to say "Hi friend! 😊" every time they see me. I miss you so much, North.
Aaron eckhart gives 110% to every role. This dude is seriously underrated
facts
100%
Can't wait to see him hold an oscar
He's not more famous bc nobody likes him
Yes!!!!
Honestly as a mom. A family member or friend presenting their kindness in this way, taking initiative. Is the best way to help. I appreciate this.
True!!!
Ya...family is not just related by blood, but whoever helps you when needed...they also one of your family.
facts
This is “it takes a village” in action, which most cultures live by. For some reason, we isolate ourselves in America.
Right!!!😮😮😊❤
He seems so nice here, it's such a shame that he suffered from awful burns and turned bad
Ok, i know it's called 'No Reservations' . Starring Kathryn Zetta -Jones, Ed Harris, & don't remember her name.
Abigail Breslin
The key to helping a traumatized child is to give them some control. Speak to them like any normal conversation, special attention makes the interaction a manipulation, and gives the impression of ulterior motives. The reason she ate is because no one was pressuring her to eat, the choice became hers to make. When people tell her to eat, the only control she can take is to refuse. He gave her control of the food, and she did what she wanted with it.
Yes, and smelling basilico helped a lot too 😂😂😂
Not just that but making the idea of food seem appealing. Grief can really screw up your appetite.
well typed.
she had a choice to not hold it though :p
Man who could understanding are the sweetest thing of this world,, thankyou mr geofrey
I totally stopped eating at aged 12 after my uncle died in a horrfic way, the dr told my mum ' don't pressure her, leave foods and snacks around at all times, she will eat when she is ready' and it was the absolute best advice. The pressure being gone helped me to slowly start again 🩷
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Its quite a easy fix when it comes to psychology. Kids are animals I mean so are we but we operate different as adults. its fine to... suffer and suffer but children takes special care. I work with adults only mainly addicts and well people that are beyond the point of help. For me I rarely care anymore Its nice to see them smile but you just simply dont care anymore cause they are a waste of space and wont ever do anything in their life. At that point when they are that damaged im willing to let them go. sounds horrible yes but.. to put it like this someone I deal with has cost the system more than 10 million here in Sweden. while I cant get a time to check out if I might got cancer. Yeah little bit that they can just off themself at that point.
@sebastian114 This seems very cruel. Addicts are people too, and technically operating off the same biological system that you mentioned children do. It's very simple to understand with your psychology- they are seeking serotonin and/or dopamine in the fastest, most effective way they've experienced so far. That'll screw someone up, but they can and do recover with proper help.
@@sebastian114Das grundlegende Problem bei kranken Erwachsenen ist, daß der kindliche Teil agiert, weil der sich wünscht, daß jmd komplett die Verantwortung übernimmt und sie bedingungslos liebt. Nur bei Mutter oder Vater würden sie heilen, erwachsen und verantwortungsbewußt werden können. Denn andere Menschen sind ihnen egal, wie auch sie anderen Menschen egal sind. Das Geld des Staates ist in dem Fall die entgangene Mutterliebe. 🤷🏻♀️
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Sometimes, all it takes is treating someone with normalcy. Reminding them they're human and they're okay. Children especially.
Someone sent lipstick and paprika to Treblinka, a concentration camp where prisoners continued to die even after the Allied liberated them. The lipstick and paprika did more to help the prisoners recover than the doctors did. (I think it was paprika but it was some seasoning that was familiar to them)
You can tell he's a parent by how he handles this 👏👏
He really did care about the citizens of Gotham 😢
This comment is underrated 😂😂😂
Dude ...
This made me laugh too much thanks, gold comments
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my tears went back up 😂
That subtle nod of acknowledgement goes faaar beyond any words
That nod speaks million words!
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It's not subtle, it's pretty clear. I think you meant silent, or quiet?
@@carbine090909 Use your context clues. Subtle doesn’t only mean one thing.
You are welcome. 3 words done....
I love that he purposely brought a second fork. 😊
Thank YOU young man,your actions spoke louder than words!!🤗👍👏🤗❤
Actually the tragedy in her family was a reason why she didn't eat but also later in the movie it was said to be one more reason. Her aunt (the female cook) who is a cook in a fancy restaurant made her eat fancy dishes she made (something like a whole fish with a salad). A child her age just didn't know how to eat this kind of food. At this moment her auntie's friend from work (the male cook) realised the problem and gave her a dish she knew. This way he helps the aunt and the niece get along and make a real family.❤
Also a well known fact: kids would want to eat what you are eating next to them, especially if you make clear that it's for you only. many parents use this to feed the kids healthy stuff.
@@katalinelo8011You are so spot on with this! My kids ate light oil with salt with pepper dressed fresh organic spinach and chicken salads all the time because I ate it. As they got bigger, I literally had to eat out of the serving bowl! They would only eat (sneak bites) out of my bowl and the Dino-nuggets on their plates would just be ignored. They were in grade school before they tasted (and were disgusted by canned veggies).
@katalinelo8011 You sir/madam must be a parent. 100% accurate.
Awe😢and he showed her showed to eat it
Give kids food that is not complicated to eat, right? 😂😂😂
Ooooh gotta love a man that's compassionate with children ❤
you need to watch the dark knight there is a lot of compassion for children there 😂
@professorpenetration69 you said we could be decent men... IN AN INDECENT TIME
@@professorpenetration69 lol I've seen it for sure
Especially one who's written that way... haha
Bro tie ur hair back
For those who are scrolling: The name of the movie is "No reservation" (2007) You're welcome.
Thank you very much! :)
Movie name: No reservations! ❤
You know what i love the most in this? The wordless communication between the woman and him. She mouths "thank you" and his full body nod is just pure respect and sincerity on both sides.
Yeah, he knew he was getting in there soon.
@@jdm1066this was an unnecessary comment. she was simply grateful that he helped the child. don't make everything sexual.
@@yuyu07771ur the one that has it on the brain😮
@@roseanneward6060 how? what would that even mean in this context?
@@yuyu07771 did he hook up with her in the show or movie later though?
As a cook myself, it makes me Feel so wholesome seeing someone enjoying the food I cook for them. It’s like the greatest feeling any cook or chef can have.
Yep. Totally agree. Conversely, when people refuse your food, it cuts like a knife. A deep rejection.
i took up cooking as a way of self therapy for my depression... now i sometimes cook for a friend or two and the best feeling one can get is when they are asking for seconds...always makes my day ;o)
So true ❤
Especially when you get that comment that it reminds them of their mother or grandmother's cooking. Also when when it's something they don't like to eat and they try it and end up loving it. Such a great feeling
@@belegur8108I know! Havr also taken up cooking baking for the same reason as you. That's is the best feeling. It honestly has inspired me to to apply for studying to become a baker 😊
That's what you call caring friend who cares about kids who long they eat we need more people like him who are professional Cooks add care about kids God bless the man that did that
I’ve seen this girl in some other shows and the FUCKING TALENT I TELL YOU At this age? She’s gonna be huge. It’s truly remarkable talent. She’s 1 in a million for sure.
Two-face showing his good side
I appreciate the humour in this comment.
Made me laugh great comment
I didn't realize until you said something. That chin is unmistakable 😂
He was supposed to be the Gotham's white knight
I mean why wouldn't he?! That's little rock.. probably on another scam with Wichita 😂 but two face doesn't know it yet
Something i noticed about how this was filmed just now. Everything the aunt made for zoe was seperated plates of food. She made duck and some veg and other things and the meals were on her plate signifying disconnect between zoe and the aunt. Aaron eckharts chef character mixes up a pasta dish where all the ingredients are swirled together not sectioned on the plate. And he eats out of thag bowl and shares the bowl directly to zoe creating a connection. Kids eating off your plate is literally in child bonding development. And zoe lost ALL OF THAT when her parents died she needs to start over from square one Edit: holy crap I didn't expect people to vibe with this comment like at all I've seen this movie too many times to count only cuz I like to cook and it's cuz of other film channels giving me a new lense to watch movies through and pick things up like that. I'd say cinema therapy channel probably helped with that.
Super insightful comment and I agree
Holy crap. You’re really good at film theory and analysis. That was an amazing observation.
Good observation 👍
@@emilyN1move over Matt Pat, someone else is taking over your channel 😂😂😂😂
Movies have an entire new meaning when you get to this point. That's a great channel to watch btw. They do so well showing me things I miss.
Sometimes tragedy redefines us. Healing is a journey. Hers just started
When my dad was going through chemo, he wouldn’t eat. I would pretend I was hungry & eat something I knew he liked in front of him, eventually if only a few bites at the time he would eat. He always said everything tasted better if it was on my plate! That was a lot of years ago, feels like yesterday. I miss you Daddy.
I love how she thanked him instead of getting jealous that she won't eat anything she made but she ate what he made!!
Its because she loves the girl
Obviously. It's a kid.
The thank you is literally in this clip 🙄
Why the f would she 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤷🏻♀️🫤Duh
@ruckusrevolution9475 You'd think, but my drug addict sister in law got cry-jealous when I could get her son to sleep but not her. Like, you gotta mold to the kid, not force the kind to mold to you, ya know? So I put on Bear in the Big Blue House, and he fell asleep to it after his 2am tantrum of fighting sleep. She's the "tv bad" weirdo type.
Oh man. This hit me so hard. If anything ever happens to me as a mom it is my biggest fear my children won’t be shown compassion like this. So beautiful.
What makes you think that? Always have faith in goodness of humanity, my friend. ❤
The sad thing is many women think men are not very caring compassionate people it is quite the opposite. Most of us would protect a child with our life even if they were not ours. I help a lot of mentally teenagers in my free time. Kind of a act volunteering reaching out to younger people of my generation. I to struggle with my mental health on a daily basis so this helps me as well. The thing a lot of men struggle with is we give more than we receive and sometimes we loose ourselves peice by peice. If I ever have children I do not want them to suffer the brokenness I had growing up into a man. I grew up without a father my grandfather took over that roll and did the best he could but much of the damage was already done. I am still picking up the pieces to this day.
Just don't brainwash then into taking hormones or worst transitioning otherwise with enough love and care they'll be all set when you are gone.
@@cardinalwilson8034 That stuff can make things ten times worse. Transgenders are more likely to commit suicide after surgery and hormones than without it.
@@bronsonleach3573 when I was 11 my mom was sick and hospitalised for around 4 months, first 3 weeks one of my 5 aunts would come and make us dinner when we were in school "paid for groceries by my father" , me and my 5 years old brother would come home to food in the house every day for those 3 weeks. Then one stopped coming and the rest followed, they stopped when there was no one to impress or brag for, so it went food for only 5 days a week then 3 days then no one came, my dad didn't care, he ate at work and he came home late when we were already sleeping, there was no money in the house and the only groceries my dad would get are milk, eggs and bread and he ate most of it for breakfast anyways, he never cooked us a single meal, he would make his food too spicy so we won't eat from it, me and my 5 yr brother survived on bread for two months cuz no one really cared least of all my father, if my mom had died when we were young we probably wouldn't have had another homemade meal until we were old enough to have our own money and make it ourselves, and we were financially well off, he just didn't care whether we ate or not, to him we were ok we eat bread, we are not starving so all was good for him, if my mom had died he would have left us eating bread till we were old enough to move out without a single shred of remorse.
This guy is a good guy 👦 to help her eat. 👏
My heart is melting this is so sweet❤
Aaron has to be one of the most underrated actors of all time.
What's his name? He looks familiar but can't remember his name
@@khplaylistyt9729Read that first word of the OP again
@@khplaylistyt9729sully? The First Lady, Frasier
@@khplaylistyt9729 Aaron Heckhart
He has apparently said himself that he clashes with others, which may explain why he's not bigger.
The half nod/half bow from him always gets me. He knew how he could help, and afterwards he was just glad he could. Love it
This is going to make me cry this is the sweetest and most saddest thing ever ❤😭🥺
Excellent movie would love to see all three of them in a movie together now in real time. She played a little girl who was grieving her mother's death. Food Is Love 🍝❤
“If we drop this apple on the ground, it will wither away and be gone forever. But if we take a bite of that apple, we take it with us forever. Everything is on its way to somewhere.” Phenomenon
Pretty sure that's what dahmer thought too, he still 💩 out pieces of his victims
I’ve had a small sip of water from the pacific; atlantic; and indian ocean; bit a chunk of ice in an icelandic lagoon; licked my finger after dipping it in a very briny puddle in death valley. Ate snow in the alps and rockies. Need some snow and water from the 2 polar regions 😂
Nah bro, if we throw an apple on the ground it may become a tree but if we eat it.. It will be with us until next morning and go down through the toilet.. Maybe longer if we constipated
Love this! Thank you
You probably knew this already. Iron can only ever have been created in one place, in the core of dying stars. The colour that you see in your veins, the haemoglobin, is iron particles. So you carry a lot more with you than you ever thought before. You're carrying actual stardust within. Isn't that a marvelous thought as well?
I did this with a little girl at a daycare I worked at. I was 15 and she didn’t want to eat anything. Her mother had told me that morning that she refused to eat. She said we could offer her the packed lunch she brought or the daycare lunch she didn’t mind as long as she ate something. She sat away from all the kids and I quickly realised she didn’t like eating in front of people despite being only 4 years old. I knew exactly how she felt. So I grabbed two bowls of food (the staff were allowed to eat alongside the children as that was the only time we had for lunch) and sat right next to her. I started eating and I had her smell and touch each thing on her plate. Her mother had told us that she didn’t like using utensils because her cognitive issues didn’t allow her to hold them properly. While sitting next to her I turned around and pretended I was just watching the other kids. She started eating. She had just watched me eat the same exact meal and I glanced over at her and she was eating. I used the daycare iPad to send her mother a picture of her eating and she was astonished. When she came to pick her up she was so grateful. I told her to let her use her hands and let her eat alone because that’s how she preferred it. She ate every day after that
Thats wholesome 🥲
What movie i this from ?
That was so sweet 🥹
@@judyjorgenson1286 it clearly says "I" in the beginning. This isn't a movie its a story from the commenter
You're a really good person. We need more people like you in the world. Please don't ever change, God bless your heart.
One of my friends lost her mum… She didn’t eat for 2 days so I had to force it down her throat ( not litterally) she cried ,I cried and she ate in silence and then we hugged for an hour 😭 . I see her everyday of my life now she is my whole world and I am hers ❤
While I didn't experience a loss, I empathize with her. I struggle with eating enough food for 2 main reasons: 1) I lose appetite when I'm forced or told to eat more than I can 2) I have intense mood swings that affects my eating. When I'm angry I refuse to eat since I isolate myself whenever I'm angry. When I'm sad, nothing tastes good. Sometimes I feel sad for no reason. Sometimes I just wake up angry. I managed to keep it under control but as a result I ended up having terrible eating habits 😅
Love how the woman isn't jealous that she couldn't do it but instead happy the girl is eating.
Yep. That's how you know that the woman is putting effort not because of the fact that she wants to get the girl's attention to herself alone and replace her parents, but rather she puts effort to feed her because she genuinely cares for the girl's well-being.
@@woojinbloo44 exacctlyyy my thought!!
It’s a matter of the man not the woman. Because he’s a kind man and isn’t boastful but rather just wanting to help it makes it easy to trust.
That's a mother. She doesn't care if she's part of the solution. Just that her daughter got the help she needed
@@GTOFreak1 as a parent you know what’s best for you child.
Being on a child’s level and having them know that they can be comfortable is the number 1 key to having them trust you even when it comes to eating .
I love this movie. 🤩 Also love this scene. Shows that food prepared with a warm heart is better than just to prepare food with technique in mind. Brings people together, makes them be in a better mood. “Warm food with good intentions in mind is better than to prepare food with a cold heart.” (Thing I came up with now. A bit sappy but true.) He cheered her up (at least it looked like it).
I loved this movie growing up. It's so wholesome. I still watch it when i get the chance
There's a man who just cares about people. He saw a mom who was in need and took some initiative to try and help. Society is full of people like this, regardless of what politicians and the media would have you believe.
Helps the mom was hot as hell and he was trying to score brownie points
The woke left want us to believe the opposite
It was her aunt, not her mom.
Yeah not her mom her aunt (legal guardian) who's not good with people especially kids, after her parents died in an accident. Very good movie and story line.
@@scarlethunder1761What's the movie called? Looks decent
Had a student 5yo and he wasn't doing good physically or mentally his parents died and he lived with grandparents and he didn't talk to anyone, no teachers, students, not a single peep, sat alone, didn't eat, didn't play, just sat there watching everyone. Broke my heart hearing about him when I started working there. A week in he got hit by a toy thrown by one of the autistic kids and everyone paid attention to the other kids but I ran to check on him, he was bleeding on the head. I took him over to be cleaned up and I was talking him threw everything and asking if he was okay, and as I do with all my students "do you need booboo kisses?" He looked at me and started tearing up. And nodded and so I rubbed my forehead against the side of his head and said mmwah. And he hugged me and started crying and said thank you. He started talking and doing a bit more after that. It broke me when I quit because my boss was a bitc%
so your boss is a bitcoin i see.
It only takes one person to change a life forever that moment probably impacted him more than you know ❤
womp womp
Lol that last sentence really wasn't necessary
When I left teaching the one thing I missed most was the students! Every one took a little bit of my heart!😊
That "Thank you" at 0:56 always gets me
He didn’t try to get her to eat the food he was just being nice 👌and that was all he needed to do good for him ❤❤
Made me cry. I went through some struggles and refused to eat as a kid. A lot of amazing people helped me through that
Nope I think you just starving and cannot take it anymore so you decide you wanna start eating again or else you'll crossed over🥱
i didn't eat anything either if I did I used to puke it all out but one day my dad sweeped the puke and made me eat it since than I don't puke after eating or had any eating problems
@@adityashetty4088I hope that’s not true cause lord Jesus that is vile
@@adityashetty4088Thats called trauma and I am so sorry he did that to you. Its clear your issues came from abusive parents.
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This scene makes me cry every time. The film is called “No Reservations” (2007) by the way, an American adaptation of a German film , “Mostly Martha” (2001).
Thank you for the mention of what movie it is. I'm going to watch it.
This is one of my favorite movies.
but to be fair they butchered the original
Thank youuuu
@@haemmertime yes! we watched mostly martha in german class and it was lovely. i also love catherine zeta-jones so was very excited for the adaptation, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original
Man this is why harvey was so loved when he became a DA. What a kind man. Rip Harvey Dent, Gotham hasn't been the same since you left
I struggle with binge eating and not eating, and I realize it's an emotional problem, no father and mother narcissist, and I feel this in some deep space inside.
This is the most wholesome KZhead short I've ever seen.
you're new here, aren't you.
The girl is an amazing actor at a young age. Her expressions shows her emotion without saying a single line.
Abigail Bresnin
The Ultimate Gift is a great one too.
You have got to see her in My Sister's Keeper.
Yessssssssss❤ SOOOO.much!!!
I can relate to this girl… when my hubby travels for work I rarely eat. Yes, I suffer from depression and chronic pain. Yes, he is aware. He tries to not travel but sometimes he just has to. I try not to be like this, just can’t help it.
😢....Please do take good care of yourself, though. 🙏
This was beautiful! ❤
Abigail Breslin really was the queen of film as a kid. She was in some TV shows in guest roles as well (like SVU). She’s very talented!
bro ikr little miss sunshine showed me her at a young age as well as hers, steve carrel, and paul danos acting ranges such great actors!
My sister's keeper is her best work, imo!
She's amazing
There were significantly more famous and popular and more talented child actors than her.
She was in everything lol
The movie name is "no reservations" year 2007 ❤🎉
Thanks!
Thanks
While movies and tv shows were still politically correct back then it wasn't to the unbearable degree it is now.
I love how he’s just like “save some for me.” Knowing that she’s super hungry and he’s definitely not going to be interested in eating it.
Back in 2020, I had severe depression. I lost my closest friendships. And for a while, I did not eat enough. It got so bad that just eating became painful to do. Every time I swallowed it felt like I was going to puke. I had to keep at it until my body broke the habit of eating so little. Now, my eating habits are back to normal. But I'm scared of what happened back then. It's frightening to think that extreme sadness could cause you to starve yourself like that. I hope I never need to face that again.
This is why I love what I do. Food brings people together, put a smile on their faces, and has a way of healing the hurt.
Good food is one of the things that gets me through the work week, always look forward to getting take out and just enjoy some quiet time. A big thanks to all cooks and the food they make for giving some comfort during the good and bad times ^^
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It is good that you are happy I appreciate those who can give me a good meal. Thank you for always filling my stomach
This is why I love what I do, food brings people together and puts a smile on their face, it has a way of healing the hurt. Similar stuff happened at this restaurant and I just can't tell you how much a man with a big heart can do. Fellas, It's not just the ladies that can be a source of positivity and love. Be strong brothers. For those who can't be strong just yet. You believed in me when I didn't even believe in myself now it's time that you believe in yourself as much as you believed in me 💯✨️
I love cooking for people I would never quit my job I love the crew there my second family there the reason I come to work ❤️💯
The talent the kid has is impeccable
She would later become a zombie killing badass 😂
Catherine Zeta Jones' nod was everything.
This was such a beautiful movie. She changed that girl's life and her relationship with food after her mom died.
My uncle was a chef. Took in his (adoptive) son after his parents died in a police raid. They where big dealers. Similar shit happened at his restaurant. I can't tell you how much a man with a big heart can do. Fellas. It's not just the ladies that can be a source of positivity and love. Be strong brothers. For those who can't be strong just yet.
Underrated comment.
Best comment EVERRR.
This is why I love what I do, food brings people together and puts a smile on their face, it has a way of healing the hurt. Similar stuff happened at this restaurant and I just can't tell you how much a man with a big heart can do. Fellas, It's not just the ladies that can be a source of positivity and love. Be strong brothers. For those who can't be strong just yet. You believed in me when I didn't even believe in myself now it's time that you believe in yourself as much as you believed in me 💯✨️
So true!!!🔥
Movie name: no reservations 2007
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Yea pin it.
Thanks King 👊
As others said, pin it
Thank youuu
The most genuine thank you ever
I was 3 months old when I stopped eating and drinking. I was hospitalised and nearly died. I'm so thankful to my parents and my nurse Tara because she has kids and knew how to handle me. 💓
Sometimes all you need is the kindness of a stranger.
he had nothing to lose he only had a chance for greatness and he succeeded
That was smart. He showed her the ingredients and ate a bite in front of her to prove it was safe, and then didn’t force her to. She felt like it was a safe meal that nobody had tampered with so he could eat it, so she ate it at the first opportunity
For me it wasn't about the food alone, it was the heart that went out just to see her alright, and just like a charm it worked!
“😊Save some for me.” 😭😭😭❤
And in the end, the love you take, it's equal to the love you make. -Paul McCartney
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As a Beatles and Paul McCartney fan, this made me happy. This was a perfect quote you chose
I love the guy who helped the girl eat he was so generous and kind and sorta funny
Harvey talking about Rome again
I was thinking that too 😂😂
What man doesn't think about the Roman empire on a daily?
Then he drops the hardest quote in movie history... 😂
Stuff like this makes me cry when I see it😢 I can't stand to see a kid going without or to see a kid suffering. Makes me cry.
So are the kids in gaza Please pray for them
She wasnt eating cause her aunt didnt know how to raise kids and was cooking fancy food for her.
@@sanaarana8610there are also 1.6 million kids facing malnourishment in South Sudan. This has been going on for years. There is little to no news coverage on them. The whole world is looking at Gaza, and rightfully so. But there are many spots with children dying of hunger not being spoken about.
I feel the same way. No child should suffer or go hungry. It pricks my heart
idk why i found this so sweet 😭💗
Love this movie. So heartbreaking in the beginning but then she finally settles into her new reality/life
This movie is such an amazing story. Sd a child who lost a parent, I went thru a non eating or sleep phase, and a kind old neighbor couple helped my father and me thru it
I went through a non-sleeping phase after my brother died. And I was an adult. And after my sister died I went through another non-sleeping phase.
@@bethmccall823please accept my deepest sympathy. I pray that you find peace
Name?
@@assass7012 no reservations. With Catherine zeta-jones, and Aaron Eckhart
Movie is called No Reservations. It's based on a German movie called Mostly Martha. I like both versions but I think Mostly Martha is better.
With italian actor.
@@maruzzella1950 ah. Yes. The one Italian actor in a movie full of German actors and all speaking German. Almost forgot that there was 5 to 10 minutes in Italy.
Gonna watch it rn even tho it's like 2am Edit:now that I've read the summary it sounds really good
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOUU ❤❤❤
What a great Guy,, He even had a fresh fork already in the dish for her. Good thinking & manners, ❤️🇨🇦🥰
It’s so many good movies on this channel. Keep em coming!!
Okay this hit too close to home. Like legit this is way too close for me. First proper dish I learned to make was spaghetti bolognese (like in the clip). I learned it from my aunt, learned it the same exact way she made it. I was too young to remember but she had some kind of medical condition that made it so she couldn't walk without at least crutches and she would be dead by 40. She died at 39 when I was 8. We were at her house after the funeral, just me, my little cousin who lost her mum and a couple of my other cousins. I got into the kitchen, remembering her on her raised chair by the bench. Always smiling. Sub consciously I just started making spaghetti. When I was done I served a plate to each and every one of us. We were about halfway through when I looked up and saw my little cousin crying through her food. To this day at 25 I can still make it the same way. My little cousin occasionally asks me to make it for her. She tried to learn to make it from me but she could never grasp it. Most likely cause I'm a terrible teacher because I'm an instinct chef. But when it's Christmas and we're spending it with our family, one of the days she's down she'll always ask me every year to make it. Every time she'll cry, knowing it was the same taste. My spaghetti objectively tastes better since my aunt would make hers with too high of a pasta ratio and make it too runny. But my cousin will always prefer her mother's version over my own and I will never blame her for that.
Great story thank you for sharing
You're a good man. Keeping her memory alive and cooking for your family. Keep up the good work sir o7
Love is love. Hugging 8 year old you.
When my maternal grandmother and grandfather both died, my mother was an absolute wreck. While she was grieving, I asked her what was one childhood dish she was nostalgic for. It was Worcestershire pork chops, and knowing her mother she probably boiled or simmered them in the sauce, so alot of room to improve. I marinated the pork for the whole day with garlic and thyme along with some mushrooms, dried off the pork and seared it before using that same marinade to make a glaze to toss em in. While the mushrooms I skewered n broiler and make some asparagus too i.e more comfort foods. Her first bite out of the pork though she said hit her so hard, like she knew it wasnt what her mother made but nostalgically it was everything she remembered about it. Both me and my brother have slowly been trying to rebuild old recipes from her parents, stuff that either we clearly remembered like Tim's baked beans, to stuff that only she remembers like the Sicilian ragu Food is such a big comfort. Even if it can be done better, sometimes ya just want it like how ya remember it.
On a family vacation, we just stopped for lunch at a random local restaurant. Meal was good but I decided to also get their last piece of pie and was literally crying after the first bite. It was my grandmother's pie crust - exactly her crust. I had my kids eat it too. It was so unexpected.
This movie, “No Reservations “ is a sweet story ❤
Have you watched it? Can you give an explanation?
This is why I try to make so many ppls days they might’ve had a rough week or month but that one day where they smile for once is enough for me no money could ever give me that feeling
They need to make a live action frozen movie and make him christoph
That little girl is such a great actress
That little girl is Abigail Breslin, and she's 27 now!
Her acting in definitely, maybe is so good too