(syfy uploaded a higher quality video of this scene, the link is below) • Video Sorry about the shitty quality, it's the best i could find for now. I hope you enjoy
There is something almost Arthurian about this love story. A wounded knight sets off on a journey to rescue a princess he has never met from the clutches of a dragon. He ventures in to the lair of the beast and gives his life for the woman who never even knew he existed. Miller had nothing, he was a corrupt and deeply disillusioned cop but he found his holy grail in Julie. A very tragic, beautiful, romantic and above all unique tale.
@@crownlessKingg I think he needed Julie as much as she needed him. He needed to rescue her so he could be redeemed and through his quest to save her she became this perfect woman. He admired her, and then he loved her. So in a way I guess he was mad, though obsessed might be a better word. She was an ideal. How could a flesh and blood woman compete with that?
Wow, that can have a bunch of different meanings. Either he's not a good detective according to himself and his superiors, he's the only uncorrupt one in a department of corrupt cops and he's put on unsolvable cases, or he's the most corrupt and he's put on specific people's cases when he needs to "clean" them. I don't recall him saying that, good quote.
@@williampoole1742 He was good back in the day. But he's way past his prime, got divorced, started taking to the bottle. The cop who still thinks he's the shit even though he hasn't been for a long time now. He was given a bullshit kidnap job no one wanted, he was given an Earther partner no one wanted. And it took his boss telling him that for him to realize it
Right up until the end too. Julie was starting to understand what was happening, and Miller was honest with her at the end, but he was also willing to give his life and accept whatever choice she made at that point too... it's very bittersweet.
This is, no doubt, one of the most beautiful scenes in any sci-fi show or movie af all time. Every single line, every movement, the ambience, the music, everything works together perfectly! It truly is a shame this show wasn't as popular as it should have been.
I love the beautiful, sad irony that reflects the condition of all Belters Julie has to endure here. Imagine having free range to go anywhere in the universe, but on the unbreakable stipulation that you can never return to your home ever again. Amazingly poignant.
The moment when you binge the season yet you sit in silence during the credits and a good 2 minutes thereafter instead of starting the next episode right thereafter.
Well said, that's when you know its a quality work. I had to sit quietly for a few days to process all that emotional roller coaster before continuing the season. This was just as heartbreakingly beautiful, if not visually more, as the book.
The quality of the writing is often overlooked - here we have a scene on Eros going to Venus where unrequited love rather than a swarm of nukes saves the day. The best, possibly only, serious scifi since B5 that shows it can be done. Fantastic stuff.
@@miguelpadeiro762 Oh, I like to think it's brilliance. There are a vast number of other asteroids they could have used & they picked Eros. Many other bits of great writing throughout the series, too!
This is, without question, the single most beautiful and romantic scene I've ever seen. No melodrama, no big gestures, no big message. Just two people, who were lost, alone, and confused for so long finding in each other the love, comfort, and peace that they were denied for so long when it becomes clear that they were at the end of their lives. This has everyone I expect and want in a scene that is truly romantic and intimate
The most beautiful unconventional love story ever! The expanse is great at this - balancing tension, drama and emotion. The best Scifi show since Battlestar and Farscape!
I loved how miller was conflicted for a second or two when the timer was giving its alarm. He chose to comfort and guide Julie. This is one of the most touching scenes in TV history
"You can't go home Julie. I'm sorry. We can go anywhere else in the whole universe but we can't go home, honey, okay? But hey, I need you to know, whatever happens, wherever you go, you're not gonna do it alone."
Such a sad and beautiful scene. Julie, a scared and lonely girl who can never go home finds kindness and love for one last time. Miller, a corrupt cop and bitter man finally takes a leap of faith, because he found something to believe in.
If the protomolecule is considered as an alien, then this is one of the best first contact stories ever. The fact that it's a love story too makes it twice as good.
I just saw this an hour ago. Absolutely blew my mind. I figured the molecule would take the shape of Julie since eveyone on Eros was infected with her blood, and that Miller would be unwilling to destroy it. But hooo boy I did not see this coming. Any other show would save a scene this good for a season finale. Also: a tragic love story playing out on Eros on a collision course with Venus. Nicely done.
I'm so glad they put this halfway through the second season. I didn't know about the books so I was expecting typical tv-show format of "saving the best for last." The fact that this happens right here totally blindsided me.
What makes this scene for me is the music. Shorter's done a great job overall, but the music here is just on another level and came out of nowhere to give you that huge emotional gut punch. It's so off course for a lot of the synth based music used in the show, even in the very scene before which is beautiful in it's own right when Miller marvel's at the beauty in the Blue Falcon. The simple use of a string quartet here amidst all that CGI and the story of a mysterious alien race/object AND a love story AND a story about certain death. Just.... man. All the feelings at once.
When Julie says to Miller "you belong with me" and they kiss I get chills. It's sad, beautiful and happy all at the same time...quick someone get me a tissue
miller was my fav character out of all of them, maybe even my most fav over all of the series and movies i've watched in the recent years. they nailed the story of the detective so well
IMHO, the only one to match this, friend, is a scene that takes place on a train platform in the South Korean movie called 'The Oasis'. The movie's free on CZcams at czcams.com/video/Dc6hmd_SDiQ/video.html&has_verified=1.
I have.... in the Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the ring, the scene between Arwen and Aragorn in Imladris... but this scene is easily on par, because of different reasons.
@@michaelhansen2309 he didn't really die, same as jullie didn't really die, they kinda leave in imprint of their conciousness into the protomolcule or something, anyway, you see him sporadically afterwards, i'm hoping he'll be used more during the coming season (hoping they have enough time to see the story end, it would be a shame to see this series being canned).
I had just finished reading the first book and I came here cause I was interested to see how this scene looks in the series. I gotta say this part, when they finally meet, was very emotional in the book, kinda sad but romantic at the same time. The whole description of Eros and Miller dragging that bomb through dark hallways, gave me chills, cause it had a creepy tone to it. The scene follows the book nicely, exactly as I pictured it. I also have to add that the cast looks exactly as I imagined them, especially Miller.
I seen seasons 1 through 3 and this is my favourite episode so far I think. Just so well done and so beautiful. And Miller finally found something to live for and Julie finally found someone who believed in her. I love everything about it.
I've never read the books, but from what I've gathered watching the show, I can't help but think that Julie/Miller, and the protomolecule survived the impact on Venus. If the alien life form is as advanced as advertised by the mad scientists, I see no reason why it couldn't survive on Venus.
Spoiler of some sorts: I had it in my guts too, and i cant say why. And then, when IT happened i freaked out. Not that i had forgotten him, but i didnt thought they would pick it back up.
Last time I got similar chills and feelings was during X-Files when Mulder found Samantha. Same color palette, beautiful music in the background and an amazing arc story with an epic closure.
I first watched the show only last week and this scene is already so iconic and nostalgia. Probably one, if not the best episode I've ever seen for a TV show/adaptation.
@@patriciaconceicao3100 well it’s a lot grosser for one. In the book the protolocule is very very bodyhorror Lots of vomiting zombies abs disembodied parts moving with tentecles, so it’s essentially Miller trying not to puke slime everywhere
@@patriciaconceicao3100 in the book the vomiting zobies are only there when the roci crew is on eros with miller and holden and miller get hit with the radiation, when miller goes to julie when eros is hurdling towards earth the bodies of the dead in eros have formed into a sort of crust along the walls and floors and ceilings, no more puking zombies
How was this not the season finale...beautiful fucking work. I sat in silence for a bit and that was the only time I had that kind of moment haha. Great show!
I've watched this series many times, and this scene makes me cry every time. He literally saves humanity with genuine empathy - it should be so much more cliche, but my cynical ass just bawls 😢
This had me starting at my screen in silence and despair on 4am on a college night. Kill me for saying this but this is the greatest piece of fiction ever to exist
This was a really beautiful moment in The Expanse. Perfect lines & stunning visually. Ty Franck said in the podcast he didn’t want them to kiss but Breck Eisner said something along the lines of trust me they need to kiss (paraphrased). This song is so hauntingly beautiful. Just draws you into the sadness of the moment. Clinton Shorter is absolutely amazing!
Honestly the kiss fits in perfectly, it looks warm and intimate and comforting in a hauntingly beautiful way. So glad their stories ended with them in each other’s arms.
This is where the Expense peaked- it was a big mistake not including Julie in future seasons as Miller and Julie could have been this couple who exist beyond all known human comprehension, but they are like angels trapped in the cosmic horror of the protomolecule and of the forces governing it.
Miller is a badass character. However good the show is, and Jane´s performance, which is stellar, (he is Miller for me now as Viggo Mortensen is Aragorn) book Miller is so much more awesome. The arch is perfect, but I always wonder what the story would have been like if Miller joined the crew (and Earth didn't get destroyed by Eros, ofcourse).
Q preciosidad d escena, de música y de hombre. La mandíbula y el cuello d Miller son impresionantemente atractivos. No podía dejar de pensar en esta escena, gracias x publicarla.
I know it wouldn’t have moved the plot forward, and Miller knew it would’ve kept a collision with Earth a constant risk, but a part of me wishes they’d instead just…sailed off into the the void like this instead of crashing into Venus
There is something almost Arthurian about this love story. A wounded knight sets off on a journey to rescue a princess he has never met from the clutches of a dragon. He ventures in to the lair of the beast and gives his life for the woman who never even knew he existed.
Miller had nothing, he was a corrupt and deeply disillusioned cop but he found his holy grail in Julie. A very tragic, beautiful, romantic and above all unique tale.
I always thought him insane. Octavia saved his life and has feelings for him. Yet, he left her to go chase a woman he never met.
@@crownlessKingg I think he needed Julie as much as she needed him. He needed to rescue her so he could be redeemed and through his quest to save her she became this perfect woman. He admired her, and then he loved her. So in a way I guess he was mad, though obsessed might be a better word. She was an ideal. How could a flesh and blood woman compete with that?
@@mecurian485 Agreed, especially with the obsession part. He had to be.
@@crownlessKingg But in the best way possible 😀
Miller is Don Quixote, and Julie was her Dulcinea.
"I'm the guy who gets the case when they don't want the person to be found..." - Miller
Ironically, he was the only one who could
Wow, that can have a bunch of different meanings. Either he's not a good detective according to himself and his superiors, he's the only uncorrupt one in a department of corrupt cops and he's put on unsolvable cases, or he's the most corrupt and he's put on specific people's cases when he needs to "clean" them. I don't recall him saying that, good quote.
@@williampoole1742 He was good back in the day. But he's way past his prime, got divorced, started taking to the bottle. The cop who still thinks he's the shit even though he hasn't been for a long time now.
He was given a bullshit kidnap job no one wanted, he was given an Earther partner no one wanted.
And it took his boss telling him that for him to realize it
Whatever the opposite of cosmic horror is, this scene fits that feeling.
Well put!
Human love persisting despite the cosmic horrors surrounding you
Liking how Miller kept her calm by deflecting all her questions about what was going on. Dude was digging her very much. Saddest happy ending
Right up until the end too. Julie was starting to understand what was happening, and Miller was honest with her at the end, but he was also willing to give his life and accept whatever choice she made at that point too... it's very bittersweet.
This is, no doubt, one of the most beautiful scenes in any sci-fi show or movie af all time. Every single line, every movement, the ambience, the music, everything works together perfectly! It truly is a shame this show wasn't as popular as it should have been.
I love the beautiful, sad irony that reflects the condition of all Belters Julie has to endure here. Imagine having free range to go anywhere in the universe, but on the unbreakable stipulation that you can never return to your home ever again. Amazingly poignant.
The moment when you binge the season yet you sit in silence during the credits and a good 2 minutes thereafter instead of starting the next episode right thereafter.
Same here... I called it a night after that episode to let it soak in
Spot on
Well said, that's when you know its a quality work. I had to sit quietly for a few days to process all that emotional roller coaster before continuing the season. This was just as heartbreakingly beautiful, if not visually more, as the book.
The quality of the writing is often overlooked - here we have a scene on Eros going to Venus where unrequited love rather than a swarm of nukes saves the day. The best, possibly only, serious scifi since B5 that shows it can be done. Fantastic stuff.
Oh goodness! Beautifully said, as i weep again at the Beauty of this scene. It's breathtaking
Wow, the fact that Eros and Venus are both godesses of love completely flew under my head, is this just a coincidence or subtle brilliance?
@@miguelpadeiro762 Oh, I like to think it's brilliance. There are a vast number of other asteroids they could have used & they picked Eros. Many other bits of great writing throughout the series, too!
You can try to use all of the technology and weaponry of the future but people don't change.
Babylon 5?
This is, without question, the single most beautiful and romantic scene I've ever seen. No melodrama, no big gestures, no big message. Just two people, who were lost, alone, and confused for so long finding in each other the love, comfort, and peace that they were denied for so long when it becomes clear that they were at the end of their lives. This has everyone I expect and want in a scene that is truly romantic and intimate
The most beautiful unconventional love story ever! The expanse is great at this - balancing tension, drama and emotion. The best Scifi show since Battlestar and Farscape!
lol farscape was shit :-D
@@vyli1 So was Battlestar to be fair
@@MalumZeth BSG was amazing, especially considering the time it was made in. The early 2000s wasn't really the golden era for serious SciFi.
@@saladspinner3200 It started of good but it got really bad towards the end.
I loved how miller was conflicted for a second or two when the timer was giving its alarm. He chose to comfort and guide Julie. This is one of the most touching scenes in TV history
"You can't go home Julie. I'm sorry. We can go anywhere else in the whole universe but we can't go home, honey, okay? But hey, I need you to know, whatever happens, wherever you go, you're not gonna do it alone."
Such a sad and beautiful scene. Julie, a scared and lonely girl who can never go home finds kindness and love for one last time. Miller, a corrupt cop and bitter man finally takes a leap of faith, because he found something to believe in.
Eros crashing into Venus... how fitting
Eros is even the greek god of romantic/sexual love... even the link with the love of Miller and Julie fits so much.
Nice observation.
Lol! Seems like little boy returning to mama
If the protomolecule is considered as an alien, then this is one of the best first contact stories ever. The fact that it's a love story too makes it twice as good.
So powerfull scene, and the music was perfect, almost dropped one
Gotta confess i did drop one.
@@LeandrysRX8 I drip one every time I se this.
@@LeandrysRX8 me too...
I just saw this an hour ago. Absolutely blew my mind. I figured the molecule would take the shape of Julie since eveyone on Eros was infected with her blood, and that Miller would be unwilling to destroy it. But hooo boy I did not see this coming. Any other show would save a scene this good for a season finale.
Also: a tragic love story playing out on Eros on a collision course with Venus. Nicely done.
Well, it is the ending of the first book. Weird how they made the first book last one and a half seasons, then many seasons did two books at once.
I'm so glad they put this halfway through the second season. I didn't know about the books so I was expecting typical tv-show format of "saving the best for last." The fact that this happens right here totally blindsided me.
Eros.....venus......holy shit
When you find out how advanced and ancient the civilization that created the protomolecule is mind blowing
Once in awhile I come back to this video to feel what it's like to actually be human.
I know what you mean...
Really? I just stand after taking a shit and look at my large pile of turd before I flush.
Ok alien
SAME I JUST WATCHED IT!
I've done the same for many years.
Loved that brief look of hesitation on Miller's face when the nuke started beeping, great acting.
The beauty within the absolute horror, the joy beyond the pain, the sacrifice for life, this show is a masterpiece.
"Everyone leaves unfinished business. That's what dying is."
What makes this scene for me is the music. Shorter's done a great job overall, but the music here is just on another level and came out of nowhere to give you that huge emotional gut punch. It's so off course for a lot of the synth based music used in the show, even in the very scene before which is beautiful in it's own right when Miller marvel's at the beauty in the Blue Falcon. The simple use of a string quartet here amidst all that CGI and the story of a mysterious alien race/object AND a love story AND a story about certain death. Just.... man. All the feelings at once.
You are right man, the music nailed me too...
One of my favorite scenes in the show!
And I love the line “We die maybe. Or if we don’t die that’ll be interesting.”
When Julie says to Miller "you belong with me" and they kiss I get chills. It's sad, beautiful and happy all at the same time...quick someone get me a tissue
She asked "Do you belong with me?"
@@1992jamo That didn’t sound like a question to me.
@@ebonaparte3853 5:58 She says "do you belong with me" though. So it is a question
@@1992jamo No, she says you belong with me. There is no do in there. And she pulls Miller in. She knew what she wanted.
She may have stretched out the you part. Or maybe I watched a different version.
The belter who gave his life to save the inyalowdas.... this show really is the pinnacle of science fiction.
This show is criminally underrated. it pains me...
That’s only a problem if a lack of popularity doesn’t translate to dollars and a plan to film novels 7-9
It is a show that requires thinking and patience. It may not be a short term hit, but I cant see this becoming a cult. Actually, I think it already is
Unbelievable how underated expanse is, never listen to such clever lines... and if you study ancient symbolism, this is a blast. *THE GREAT WORK*
care to elaborate?
@@duoyili536 Eros crashing into Venus ,the most obvious symbolism .
It was already written by someone else on this video.
Sci-Fi at the level of classical moments.
miller was my fav character out of all of them, maybe even my most fav over all of the series and movies i've watched in the recent years.
they nailed the story of the detective so well
I’ve never seen this beautiful of a scene in all the shows and movies that i’ve watched, and i assure you, it’s a lot.
IMHO, the only one to match this, friend, is a scene that takes place on a train platform in the South Korean movie called 'The Oasis'. The movie's free on CZcams at czcams.com/video/Dc6hmd_SDiQ/video.html&has_verified=1.
I have.... in the Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the ring, the scene between Arwen and Aragorn in Imladris... but this scene is easily on par, because of different reasons.
Just started watching this. This is probably the best scene I have ever seen in a Sci-fi original series. Truely a masterpiece.
"Julie?...You need to wake up now, kid."
This scene breaks my heart every time. Beautifully shot and scored, yet such a bittersweet and tragic conclusion to Julie and Miller's story.
Miller is such an epic badass character, I hope one can keep seeing more of him even as an entity of something else!
I was so sad when he died. Thomas Jane did a great job with this character.
@@michaelhansen2309 he didn't really die, same as jullie didn't really die, they kinda leave in imprint of their conciousness into the protomolcule or something, anyway, you see him sporadically afterwards, i'm hoping he'll be used more during the coming season (hoping they have enough time to see the story end, it would be a shame to see this series being canned).
Sam Winchester redefined "tortured soul", Jon Snow redefined being "married to your job", and these 2 redefined "star-crossed lovers"...
This just destroyed me all over again. My favorite love story, whatever that says about me.
Tgis comes back to me.. every 6 months. It is like a pain. A lovely pain. Perfect casting, perfect acting, perfect soundtrack. A perfect storm.
One of the most beautiful scenes of The Expanse. A true masterpiece and unforgettable series.
I'll miss this amazing couple : Julie and Joe.
I had just finished reading the first book and I came here cause I was interested to see how this scene looks in the series. I gotta say this part, when they finally meet, was very emotional in the book, kinda sad but romantic at the same time. The whole description of Eros and Miller dragging that bomb through dark hallways, gave me chills, cause it had a creepy tone to it. The scene follows the book nicely, exactly as I pictured it. I also have to add that the cast looks exactly as I imagined them, especially Miller.
I just finished book one. I cried at this part of the book. Watching this now it was beautiful and perfect.
I seen seasons 1 through 3 and this is my favourite episode so far I think. Just so well done and so beautiful. And Miller finally found something to live for and Julie finally found someone who believed in her. I love everything about it.
So sweet, poor girl is afraid... Milller at a point where we all loved him. Very classical and powerful scene, kinda space Romeo and Juliet.
I appreciate the upload but this masterpiece deserves 1080p 60fps!!
Lol. The show was not filmed at 60 fps
Someone is cutting onions heavely whenever i see this scene :-( best scene i´ve ever seen in any show
I've never read the books, but from what I've gathered watching the show, I can't help but think that Julie/Miller, and the protomolecule survived the impact on Venus. If the alien life form is as advanced as advertised by the mad scientists, I see no reason why it couldn't survive on Venus.
lol you called it
Spoiler of some sorts: I had it in my guts too, and i cant say why. And then, when IT happened i freaked out. Not that i had forgotten him, but i didnt thought they would pick it back up.
The books are exceptional
best scene of 2017 right here
If anyone is looking for the score that goes along with this it’s called “Milowda” by Clinton Shorter.
It is the most beautiful thing I ever saw
"You can go anywhere in the Universe - but you can't go home"
Early Expanse was KINO
Yeah this scene quite depicted "love can save the world" literally.. and it do in a very impressive way
Last time I got similar chills and feelings was during X-Files when Mulder found Samantha. Same color palette, beautiful music in the background and an amazing arc story with an epic closure.
You've made me go back and rewatch that episode. That was also another heartbreaking ending.
@@lenanana8 heartbreaking indeed!
This is so fucking romantic.
A lot romantic. ❤
I watched this for the first time a few days ago. I don't mind telling anyone I got a bit teary eyed. Beautiful moment.
joe finally got the girl
ROBERTODUZZ911 Yep, although I don't know if the fact that she's now an human-alien hybrid is a good fact or not
Though this ending is subversive and unexpected, this is one of the best charachter deaths I watched in a long time
I first watched the show only last week and this scene is already so iconic and nostalgia. Probably one, if not the best episode I've ever seen for a TV show/adaptation.
The patron saint of lost causes broke heart as usual like he is a pal in bad timings. I miss my gf and find solace in this little moment of acting.
Same here friend
Thanks for uploading. Poor quality or not, I needed to watch that again.
This was the best scene ever off all science fiction series ever. Absolut emotional
Best scene ever though? Damn.
Just finished the book, immensely powerful in both versions.
how is it in the books?
@@patriciaconceicao3100 well it’s a lot grosser for one.
In the book the protolocule is very very bodyhorror
Lots of vomiting zombies abs disembodied parts moving with tentecles, so it’s essentially Miller trying not to puke slime everywhere
@@AngloSaxonWheatFarmer so... nothing like this scene
@@patriciaconceicao3100 in the book the vomiting zobies are only there when the roci crew is on eros with miller and holden and miller get hit with the radiation, when miller goes to julie when eros is hurdling towards earth the bodies of the dead in eros have formed into a sort of crust along the walls and floors and ceilings, no more puking zombies
@@patriciaconceicao3100 no this scene was done just as beautifully in the books as this scene if not more
RIP miller.
He's still here
For all the people asking about the song, it's called Milowda and is on the Season 2 soundtrack.
The best scene in the entire series, change my mind (please no season 4 or 5 spoilers).
Still a better love story than twilight
How was this not the season finale...beautiful fucking work. I sat in silence for a bit and that was the only time I had that kind of moment haha. Great show!
The music is criminally on point. The acting, even more “expansive”. Good to feel alive again. Lets head to Venus. Or go home
Milowda by Clinton Shorter
Such a beautiful scene.
I just read the book. The show never really captured just how obsessed he was with her. Read the book.
Cried my eyes out. So sweet.
I've watched this series many times, and this scene makes me cry every time. He literally saves humanity with genuine empathy - it should be so much more cliche, but my cynical ass just bawls 😢
Remember reading the leviathan novel series years before this wishing this would become a show, glad to see it holds true.
This had me starting at my screen in silence and despair on 4am on a college night. Kill me for saying this but this is the greatest piece of fiction ever to exist
"If we dont die that'll be interesting."
Man this scene was a beauty.
Thanks for Thomas Jane to build the detective Miller character.
I'm very happy that he acts Dec-Miller until season4.
This was a really beautiful moment in The Expanse. Perfect lines & stunning visually. Ty Franck said in the podcast he didn’t want them to kiss but Breck Eisner said something along the lines of trust me they need to kiss (paraphrased). This song is so hauntingly beautiful. Just draws you into the sadness of the moment. Clinton Shorter is absolutely amazing!
Honestly the kiss fits in perfectly, it looks warm and intimate and comforting in a hauntingly beautiful way. So glad their stories ended with them in each other’s arms.
Can't stop the work
For the Belt.
Al Phalfa pepeeee
And it reaches out and it reaches out
This is where the Expense peaked- it was a big mistake not including Julie in future seasons as Miller and Julie could have been this couple who exist beyond all known human comprehension, but they are like angels trapped in the cosmic horror of the protomolecule and of the forces governing it.
The only thing that would made this scene better is if he had got the bracelet out and wrapped it round both there hands...
Just saw this episode aaaand I'm crying.
What's number of episode?
@@Collector731 Season 2 episode 4
@@Julien-Limosino-87 e5
even watching this now.. I feel a tear
It was so strange and beautiful. Hope the expanse will live up to that again after the somewhat weak season 4.
No one talks about how this takes place on Eros, which is named after a Greek God of Love. More commonly known as "Cupid" in Latin.
love this scene, so made me cry.
The same. ♥
Miller’s probably the bravest character in this universe.
I really till the end of this scene thought that this love was father/daughter kind of love he had for her... I wish it would be like that
😅🤢🤮 no way please. They actually look so good together. the beautiful love story❤
Miller is a badass character. However good the show is, and Jane´s performance, which is stellar, (he is Miller for me now as Viggo Mortensen is Aragorn) book Miller is so much more awesome. The arch is perfect, but I always wonder what the story would have been like if Miller joined the crew (and Earth didn't get destroyed by Eros, ofcourse).
Of all that I expected from watching this show, this pleasantly surprised me.
Never have I balled my eyes out for a show as I did with this scene. Absolutely lost for words.
Apex Science Fiction.
Q preciosidad d escena, de música y de hombre. La mandíbula y el cuello d Miller son impresionantemente atractivos. No podía dejar de pensar en esta escena, gracias x publicarla.
I just finished book one. I cried at this. Damn it miller was a true hero.
This scene made me cry.
You belong with me...
I’ve watched the series a bunch of times but I’m just in the midst of the first book now; I am SO looking forward to this part.
Can't stop the work.
This is the best episode of the whole show
I know it wouldn’t have moved the plot forward, and Miller knew it would’ve kept a collision with Earth a constant risk, but a part of me wishes they’d instead just…sailed off into the the void like this instead of crashing into Venus
What a great actor. Perfect Miller.
I cried.
Goddamn I still choke up after so many years
amazing!!! just amazing
So much sacrifice, desperately missing in modern culture