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"Turn off that racket!" 😛 just kidding. great scene <3

I dunno… I think they could make it work if they tried. Relationships are work, there’s no perfect one where happily ever after is guaranteed. Of course, it’s not ideal that this is the path they’re stuck on with no other options, but if they can work out the whole “you roped me into this” thing, they can pull through.

The sound of a Detroit two stroke diesel and then the song.

her look to him and then no affirmation from him, tells an ugly truth...ideas are often better than reality !

ho shit man not cool

You can’t get rid of the traditions young folks ymca

This is like gossip girl tried to do

永遠の賢者タイム　 はじまる

I’m not crying you are

this movie,s camera direction and director,s cutting were not could remember😮

Just like the Simpsons

Dean Hoffman looking kinda cute pie back in the day in the 60s

Du génie pur!

Забавно что она смотрит на него с надеждой а у него взгляд что он сам не знает как жить и что будет дальше а ещё и женщину повесил себе на шею.

The summary is # CARPEDIEM

花嫁を奪っていく。ラストシーン 最高です!!!!👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨

私も、……さんにこうやって奪われてみたい!　　素敵　　最高ね!❤

One of the best movies ever 👌

Hello grandpa my old friend...

Bestial la

All of this with Ben’s lingering depression as he longed to be with Elaine.

Mrs Bouvier!

With his dad cleaning the leaves out of the pool, you can already tell that the summer has ended. It’s such a cool shot because in an instant you already know the passage of time that has taken place.

The sound of grandpa?

1:37 Wonder if that dude crossing the street ever realized he was in the ending of the most iconic film of the '60s. It's left open to subjective interpretation, but to me the final scene depicts Ben's and Elaine's ultimate triumph. I don't interpret the looks as :"what happens now"; I interpret it as contemplating their triumph of love and rebellion. Of course the music is a major element of the film.. The Simon and Garfunkel songs are what make the film what it is; gives a poignancy to the scenes. It begins and ends with Sounds of Silence, and in between Scarborough Fair and Mrs. Robinson. This is the soundtrack of the '60s generation. Also a huge aspect of what the film's about is the era of the '60s. Then there's the whole thing about Ben being Mike Nichols' alter ego; that he cast Dustin Hoffman instead of the Robert Redford type of the novel on which the film is based. face-red-heart-shape And he directed two of my all time faves: this and Virginia Woolf

What a situation here! I wish them long live and happiness... and never, never, never ever look back! Audaces Fortuna Juvat!!!!

Love sends you crazy ❤

Yes

Sorry, but I can't take my eyes off that gorgeous Alfa Spider. The awesome Simon and Garfunkel songs seem to creep into many of the scenes with this lovely car. I can't see an Alfa Spider without hearing Simon and Garfunkel in my head now!

Wes Anderson watches this clip every night before bed.

This movie is just perfect 👍

They were so happy to be together and do decisions on their own and soon they quickly got the most discreet yet most brutal return to reality. Their faces went from excited to "We did NOT think this through, did we? 😐". It's as simple as that.

Boomers……..am I right?!

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I love this movie because of the ending. It is perfect, and the music makes it a classic.

Singers Simon and Garfunkel - best duo ever. Wish they hadn't split up. Their voices blended perfectly, and their music was loved by a whole generation.

Dear me, you do realize Hello Darkness isn't the name of the song, right?

Just brilliant.

My father wrote a study of the movie and at the closing scene he makes the point that the cross is the difference between hate and love. A nice symbol.

Funny how in 2022 this comes off as being a major stalker. LOL.

😄😄🎎😍

Could be worse. He could be a fireman.

They don’t regret what they just did. They were miserable in their previous lives and have no desire to return. They’re thinking about the future now and realizing they don’t know where to start. Since they’ve severed all connections with their family, they’re now homeless with no money, no other clothes, and nowhere to go. But there’s still hope in the long run; Ben’s degree could especially help him find a job to support them, and Elaine could also pawn her dress and accessories. But they haven’t thought that far yet. They only just rebelled. This finale captures that perfectly human moment of “wow, what’s the next step?”

Kamala...get on the bus!!!...Lil Blu...

My girlfriend at the time wanted me to interrupt her wedding by banking on the door at the back of the church and she would run to me and we would drive off together . however I never had the courage to do it.

Hello grandpa my old friend Your busy days are at an end Your exploits have been sad and boring They tell a tale that’s worth ignoring When you’re alone, the words of your story will echo down the rest home halls Cause no one at all can’t stand the sound of grandpa. Now ill be needing some kind of lubricant either linseed oil or Doctor Shumway's SHHHHH! OH OK

This ending scene is one of the reasons this movie is a classic - those few seconds after the supposed blissful end makes all the difference.

Grazie

A girl I use to date was getting married, I literally almost dragged her out. I often wonder why I didn’t. I love my wife, but this haunts me 38 plus years later

I just love this song and movie. Incredible