“Is he smart or.. does does he play fortnite 😓”

The way he delivered those lines.. OUTSTANDING acting

" He Sees Dead People " Haley Joel Osment The Sixth Sense .

I saw it in the theatre. And I remember that line above everything else. All these years.

....... Moments in the entire movie history

I never saw any disability. Hed just a guy who did things other people would Not do. He sees the world different and because society expects people to be a certain way , it makes people like gump viewed as disabled

My name is Eric Lopez and I was diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) at 26 years old. I have researched my diagnoses. With Tom Hanks character, Forrest Gump. It's been fan-made, that Forrest Gump has autism. Not Mental Retardation. So the reason why he asked if his son was smart and not mentally challenged was that autism is not genetic. You're just born with it.

This scene was terrible. Im not crying, you're crying!

@@Ericson1305 autism is genetic but not always. Sometimes your parents might not have it but your grandparents or great grandparents had it. This is simply because of a set of markers in your DNA known as genes and if they're active then you have a higher chance of developing the disorder. Now if isn't active but you still carry a gene for it then chances are your children might be born with active genes that causes them to have a higher chance of developing it. I got something known as "Autism 15" or "PDD-NOS" (now more widely known as Atypical Autism) which is linked to the CNTNAP2 gene. This particular gene is in charge of protein, speech and language development. It is also associated with neurodevelopmental disorders like Gilles de la Tourette syndrome, Schizophrenia, Epilepsy, Autism, ADHD and intellectual disability. But when you research it online it do say that it is rarely genetic and caused by a particular gene. Instead it is most likely just something that one is born with which is pretty much always the case. In recent years, researchers have linked Autism to be genetically passed down from parent to child. But sometimes it skips generations and they're left with an inactive gene that is passed down. That's why the parents of a child with Autism might not have any symptoms because if it is indeed genetic the gene is not active therefore it does not affect the parents. I deeply apologize for such a long paragraph sir and hope that you did not take any offense to my comment. Have a splendid day and stay safe during the pandemic.

@@deborahthompson6248 he was viewed as disabled because of his legs and his tests below that IQ range of "normal" kids. That's why, his mother went beyond to try getting him enrolled in a school not for the special kids.. did you watch rhis movie?

It is not about that. He is overwhelmed by the out of nowhere fatherhood so she reassured him. Because he is the vulnerable one.

@@clarence5380 , I think it is that as well.

@@Panwere36 sorry if i misunderstood your comment :)

@@clarence5380 i think it is both

Yeah, that's how I always interpreted it as well. She had been abused all her life, and now he was afraid perhaps he had done something bad, too. Really lovely moment, because it shows how good his heart is, and also how much they knew each other.

Absolutely. Thank you for pointing this out in particular as I've personally felt that some people tend of overlook Forrest's own character arc, and some even say he doesn't develop at all when anyone that not only watches the film, but also pay attention to specific scenes will prove that he definitely develops as a character. At the start and middle-half of the film, although his love for Jenny is pure and wants nothing but the best for her along with the fact that when it comes to male figures in her life Forrest remains to be the most positive, in some ways he acted a bit unintentionally selfish at times when it came to wanting Jenny to reciprocate his love while Jenny herself couldn't exactly do that for a multitude of reasons which involve her emotional and sexual trauma. Along with the fears of intentionally hurting her best friend from childhood, or hurting him so much in a way that would be incredibly hard to recover from for the both of them. As the film progresses and both Forrest and Jenny properly have their final reunion together with Jenny practically glowing and overcoming her trauma, Forrest seemed to have properly come to terms with the idea of Jenny moving on even if he still loved her-- he wanted her to be happy like he always have been, but this time he didn't mind her being happy with someone else. He was happy and curious seeing Jenny becoming a mother and possibly having another man in her life with the same name as Forrest himself. Whether or not that Forrest Jr. would've turned out to be his child, he'd still be happy for her. Forrest had not only developed so much when it had come to his achievements in life, he had learned so much over meeting many kinds of people in his life as much as they'd learn from him. He has shown so much emotional growth and I'm surprised it often gets overlooked. As a character, he has/had flaws that wasn't exclusive to his intelligence, but I feel they're definitely much more subtle. And it doesn't make him a bad person for it at all -- none of the characters are bad people.

I dont know he slugged that guy in his car at Jenny's college in the rain that one time before she gave forest a Handy.....

@@jonmacdonald5345 Wasn't that because he misunderstood and though he was attacking her?

That's what real love is. I want nothing but your happiness. And in those cases it becomes a, I'm happy that you are, and I wish it was with me, but I'm okay that it's not because at least you're doing good. That's true love.

Family Guy has the best description of this. Jenny is a lying cheat.

@Dr. Red eye He was nice to everyone, but how did "everyone" take advantage of him? I actually can't recall a single person "abusing" Gump. The only exception was Jenny, but that's a whole separate issue of the cycle of abuse. If anything, that's the exception that proves the rule, as we see how Jenny broke the cycle of abuse with Gump's love and support. So yes, it's a huge life lesson.

Forrest offers grace with no strings attached everywhere he goes and with almost everyone he meets. The very smart people are the ones destined for doom, a doom of their own making, a doom they are running toward with a self destructive obsession...yet Forrest saves Dan and Jennie. I liked the screenplay better than Winston's book. I know Winston, as he was a neighbor in Point Clear, and I liked this book. However I liked Gump better in the movie.

thats smart

Agreed

There is a lot more "dumb" people that are self aware than people think. I know because I am, my grades at school were super low, I have no degree, I'm uncultured, I'm not even good at strategic video games, I'm currently unemployed, my mind is sometimes elsewhere during a conversation, I can't take any decision without asking myself if it will have a good or bad impact as obvious as the whatever decision can be, and because of that, people rarely trust my judgement. However I'm lucky to have some friends who are ok with who I am, and I feel like hanging out with smart friends also helps a lot. Also, having movies like Forrest Gump that directly talk to you really helps too. But I've came to the conclusion that people still have very blurish conceptions on what is smart and what is dumb, so when people tell me that I'm dumb, I don't really care much, I know what I'm capable and not capable of, and I know what I need to and/or can improve on myself.

He was aware of his disability the whole time 😢

@@EchoTravelsUSA he was so pure and innocent 😥

@@EchoTravelsUSA to me it had more to do with the fact that everything everyone said finally got to him once he saw his child & it hit him instantly that he doesn’t want his son to go through what he had/has to deal with throughout his life. so touching🥲

@@kelceynicole He even earlier says "I may not be a smart man...", so he knew all along.

"He's the top of his class" is a clear giveaway that Jenny lied about the father

He wasn't a genius. He was a good-hearted, loving, caring, and likable person who, despite his adversities, was positive at life, and life was positive back at him.

He must have a Goddamn IQ of 160

@@jraposo Uh his drill sergeant in the army doesnt think that.

@@simplyyellow6240, damn it Forrest ! You must have an IQ of 160 !

@@jraposoToo bad life picks and chooses who it’s good towards

@Rob 28 years and counting. Thanks! 😀

@Rob we had our 40th in August. Two grown sons, one son-in-law, and no grandkids (yet). And he’s the finest person I’ve ever been lucky enough to know. We’re both battling COVID (if this is as sick as you get while vaccinated, I’d hate to see how sick you get while UNvaccinated). As sick as we’ve both been, he’s still looking out for me. I’m a very lucky woman! And P, thanks for sticking with me! I love you so much!

@Rob that’s why we’ll likely need a booster yearly. XBB also seems to attack without regard to the antibodies from vaccines. That’s the big fear. That there will be a pathogen that can do this widespread, and kill millions in the process. What helped us is the Rx’s we got for anti-virals (paxlovid et al). We’re still sick, but so much better after three days of medication. My cough is nearly gone, my hubby’s fever and sore throat are gone. We’ll be okay. Thank goodness for those medications!

Absolutely, spectacular writing and acting by a wonderful movie.

I held it together pretty good until this scene and then the leaky eye problem started LOL --- I also got the leaks again when Forrest was speaking at Jenny's grave

O,f so funny hehehe I would have spit out my soda

He got a Daddy named Forest too😂🤣😂🤣😂

lol

What an awful way to ruin one of the most poignant scenes in this incredible movie.

@@crispinjulius5032 the person that screamed that and those that found it funny did not get as much out of the movie as you ✌️

Jenny’s intelligence combined with Forest Gump’s eye hand coordination and speed endurance is gonna be a scary combo.

😢 gets me everytime

@@talentlesscommenter1329 how is Jenny smart???

@@talentlesscommenter1329 Forrest was a savant which is a special condition that doesn't inherit through genes. Jenny is not specifically intelligent by any means, I mean she is average. Their son's intelligence is likely to come from Forrest side without the Autism disorder.

@@talentlesscommenter1329 "Jenny's intelligence" That's a good joke.

So true!!!😍😍😍

Your emotions come from your brain...the heart pumps blood.

Imagine if his son became anything like him. That would be a blessing.

@Odin Thoth "every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes"

That moment is so heartbreaking because it confirms that he is, and has always been, completely self-aware of his mental limitations. Every rude remark, every slight, every time he was patronized or stereotyped… He knew it. And yet he has managed to remain a kind and warm human being despite dealing with all of that for his entire life.

Her response to that sends me over the top

funny but very sad at the same time :,)

It could be a coincidence. 😅

You know I think he realizes it is him before she confirms it. You can see his face drop right after he says that, and it doesn't change when she says he's the father. It's momentary confusion and he realizes it first.

Poor Forrest. I wonder if he would have figured it out one day.

not really the film is based on script not acting, as if like its a james bond film where you have 10 actors playing forrest gump. the actor does what the role is required to do...as if like John Travolta or anyone else wouldn't have done the same ? and tom hanks weren't even selected in top 10 actors to play the role, the first one was john travolta but he didn't do it and went to pulp fiction.

​@@Gencturk92 make it to the top 10? Who makes these dumbashell lists? Tom hanks is one of greatest actor of all time, Its not just one movie, Did u watch sleepless in seatles? And did u watch You got an Email jist after that? Same cast both as lead but no one thought of the other movie going thourgh mind while watching it, If u are not An Avg kid below 20 or an confused conspiracy Believing american U can reply me,...

@@Omniblue640 yeah tom hank's is a good actor no doubt about it but thats not my point. the film doesn't resolve on the actor it resolve on the story. Tom Hanks weren't even in top 10 to play the role, had the other actors not turned down the role it would have been one of them and im sure they would have played the role perfectly as tom hanks did. the actor does what the director and script tells them to do.

@@Gencturk92 actor is the one who is not dependent On script And by not depending On script i mean that he Should be able to play anykind of script and thats what Makes an actor great And the person we Are talking about is one of the greatest,,, I have few names from other Industries Such as Nassruddin shah Irfan khan helit ergec These actor lived their roles Now come to direction ofc movie is all about direction, But When we say that the following is the greatest or one of great, we say it on the basis of their verstality or stage presence or their chrisma And here tok hanks Is the mix of All these Talk about versality u have films like phildelphia, cast away prof shledon role Catch me if u can; Terminal, Elvis And about this t op 10 top 15 thing Dude director knows who to choose And who to not And hwen u say that hanks was not even top 10n, are u seriously saying this knowing that tomhanks was one of the most famous actor of that time or u are just saying this depending your knowledge on some dumb yt video Unless u have lived in 90s, knock it off This already look dumb thay 10 actors Rejected then hanks came lol Really wana know the Source behind this nonsense

The most restrained yet adequate acting.. I think we can call it perfect though there is nothing called perfect in respect to acting !!

I thought the look on his face was relief. He was relieved that he did not contribute to a child being born that would have the same disability as him because he knows how hard his life has been with lower than normal intelligence.

It's not his child smh 🤦🏾‍♂️

@@dannyx498 who’s is it then ??

@@debbieturner7944 she had like 100 body count. Could be like Eric Cartman mom and fucked the entire broncos superbowl team

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@@BrotherChad last samurai

Saitama you too watched the Forrest Gump

Thank you.

And she aplogized, something a lot of people seem to forget.

She got AIDS too….so brave.

​@@technology5979 she has no choice. She was dying, she needs someone to be there with their son

@@DawnAAA Given how besotted Forrest has always been with her, I'm pretty sure she could have gotten away with not apologizing and still getting what she wanted.

I dont think ending ending like his dad would be such a bad thing after all...

His dad ended up to live an extraordinary life

His mom kept it 💯 with him the whole time .that despite his handicap he was capable of a life even though it would be harder for him than others

He did say "I may not be a smart man..." earlier though.

Amen to that. This is one of the most profound post of this clip

@@vernonmeeks4838 Totally In Agreement With You

@@CrazyIshan69 He said, “I am not a smart man, but I know what love is” you don’t need to be smart to know what’s important

He is objectively below average in terms of intelligence. Thats kind of the whole point of the movie. Just because you arent smart doesnt mean you cant do great things.

@@JCaesar71306 Forrest Gump was not intelligent as measured by IQ tests. However, his mind was quiet, very quiet... and this allowed pure wisdom as simple action to operate in his life. That's a much higher level of intelligence than a high IQ linked to complex thinking. That's exactly why everything worked out so well for him in life (*)... Just read Lester Levenson's life and you see what I am talking about. * Except for losing Jenny several times.

@@freenrg888well, love will make you mind become filled with all sorts of things. Can't blame him for that one

This came out when I was seven and I’m just now realizing that Forrest may have been on the spectrum.

It would be much better the image of dissocial media would be apropriate to its cruelness and stupidity. But the people like it that way.

​@@sputzelein it's been like that since newspapers

Bad Tom Hanks movies! There's no such thing as a bad Tom Hanks movie.

Everyone told him he was dumb, stupid etc all his life and he had braces on his legs which he never really needed. It failed to stop him from accomplishing greatness but it must have hurt inside being dismissed as being dumb etc. Therefore he couldn’t stand the idea of his son going through that same prejudice etc.

This movie is alongside its greatness pretty much Friend Zoning 101.

I consider myself to be of above average intelligence, but I still live a pretty typical middle-class life. I haven't had even 1/10th of the unbelievable luck that dumb Forrest did.

Forrest was a beta male being constantly used by a woman who was chasing Chad. She gets pregnant with the beta male and doesn't tell the father until she is about dead. She is the villain of the movie and forest is a mess

@@michaelidarecis Wow hater much?

💯

Ok so Now u know aight u r not foolish afterall

@@themchuila7826 who hurt u

Wow, two lies in two sentences.

@@jimmymackinnon8474 😐

I too have struggled with autism as well as ADHD. I’ve always felt I’m different from other people and soemtimes struggle with acceptance, and I know one day if I have kids I’ll not want them to go through what I have. It’s not easy, but in life I’d say it’s all about making life better for those who come after us, for the next generation on this planet.

You just told the story of my life right there Hope you're happy having almost made me teared up as a result xD

Good point.

@@StonyRC yeah, man. I love every minute of raising my daughter. She is 11 now, and if I missed the first 5 years, I’d be devastated.

@@CheerfullyCynical829 you Know it’s the whole point of the movie to have a dumb character who actually succed in every thing he does, who assisted to every important évents of the 80’s and who is incredibly lucky

Or eat some of the gift given to me lol...

@@raphaelguerin2691 I think the point ist, that this happens to a person who does not strive for all that money or glory. Someone who would have been completely happy with a less paying job and a family.

He won an oscar for this in 1993... Another oscar in 1994 for the film Philadelphia..2 consecutive years...can you dig that.

@@davegroll6599 legendary actor

@@davegroll6599 it's true he won both Oscars, but it was the other way around: first he won it for Philadelphia, the year after he got it for Forrest Gump.

@@inigo7576 Okay (in Forrest's voice)

That got me crying to see him hesitate and worried he might have done something wrong. So sensitive Forest was at that moment. No wonder he got the Oscar. Tom Hanks deserved that award.

Together with someone yelling "run Forrest, run!" at 2:08, this may be tied for the best way to ruin this scene.

@G E T R E K T yes

Honestly. I made it my mindset that if i ever have kids, I’ll teach them to be better than me, not to be like me.

I think it gets to the heart of what every parent should want-- for their child to have an easier, more contented life than what they had themselves. Parents who struggled should want their child to not have to struggle at all. Forrest made a big life out of very little, but the moment he realised little Forrest was his son, he wanted that boy to have the easier, more dignified path.

"It's every father's wish to see their son/daughter grow up to be like them..." I know this is an old post, but this is wrong. It may be true for some parents, but not all. And in my humble opinion not the good parents. In my opinion good parents want their children to be *better* than themselves. It's still heartbreaking that Forrest is worried that his son might be "afflicted" with what presumably he believes are his "bad genetics". But it is heart *warming* to see him relieved that his son is smart and not disadvantaged.

Ya think.

I'll bet she was thinking "No, dumbass, he's your kid".

@@Wadley225 Jenny was not a cruel person. She had a soft spot for Forrest, evident way back on the school bus.

Not yet! In a couple of years. And then he will become a robot!

He also wields a Keyblade

Find it in your heart to call on Jesus. He loves you and cares about you brother.

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Good one!

Lol, it ain't his kid

@@dupe8383 Yup, who says she didn't lied to him. He is a billionaire after all so it makes perfect sense for Jenny to lie to him.

@@Sinned0815 it is implied by the same postures and head movements both Forrests do while watching TV. While it is absolutely possible that it is not his kid, the extra detail of both behaving the same while watching TV then would not make any sense.

@@dupe8383 oh shut that crap up. That’s his son.

@@KenofLyoko4 if you're a dad, you're probably not the actual father and I struck a nerve

Its a movie.....it is all part of the script and planned.

@@sinoperture true but it’s still very well done by both actors 👍🏾💯

@@sinoperture who doesn’t know that lol, he knows it’s a movie

This movie had all the feels and that particular head tilting move was pure magic! Higlighting father..son bond!

@@TheAneats facts to that 💯

I hear ya, I was 9 when this movie came out. I watched it as a teenager and it was good then but as an adult with a 9 year old that up until I got married I was raising on my own (long story) this makes my heart feel so warm. Knowing that Forrest just accepts his son and the first thing he wants to do is go and interact with him. Just makes me feel happy

It's really strange because when I watched this I was really young like five I think and I remember relating to Jenny. I hate her as an adult but I saw her as someone who was hurting and lashed out and was a mess because of it. I was a really angry child.

What about her knowing she was dying hence the letter she wrote. After all of letters he wrote and she had them returned to him. Forrest got her letter and didn't return it. He showed up.She now understands what love is and little Forest will be well taken care of and truly loved.

Her childhood really messed her up her life went well enough all things considered I met girls like her always felt like they were running away

The bar is so low for females lol

@@dupe8383 And somehow they've managed to dig through bedrock.

Damn

@@fluffells8361 To be fair, there wasn't much bedrock

Beloved? Do some research and be prepared for a shock… sorry

* was *

Yes I want my son to be better than me in every way. Fortunately for him that won’t be too difficult haha.

Imagine being directly connected to every major historical event for the past 30 years and still wanting your kid to turn out better than you

Perfectly said

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A man that can accomplish anything while being shy.

I always felt like Forrest Gump and Luke Skywalker are the two best "good guys" in movie history --- some say Rocky Balboa as well but he was too flawed

So that you can use and abuse him and leave him to clean up after the mess you made?

We all need to be Forrest Gump

Mr. Hanks is the master of his craft. Hard to believe his career started in a crummy sitcom.

Just rewatched Forest Gump for like the 5th time: I laughed, I cried, I shrimped, etc. It's one of my favorites. But when reading the discourse of the movie most of the critisism is always with Jenny. Like everyone seems to genuinely think that 30 second Family Guy joke actually is what happens in the movie. I think it just shows how a lot of people don't have experience or knowledge with sexual abuse victims. Jenny is portrayed fairly tragically and realistically. There's a reason this part of her life is clearly pointed out as it's integral to her actions. There are so many movies that have Jenny like characters without that background and the depth, but here when it's being done so accurately, is the time people get the most upset about it (probably bc Forest is so lovable everyone wants to protect him). Yes she isn't the best person (I wouldn't judge Forest if he didn't want anything to do with her) but even watching now I see the internal struggle she always has regarding Forest. But his unconditional and relentless love is something hard to let go of for someone who's been through what she has, growing up in a time where she was unable to get the help from mental health experts she would need. So she tries filling her life with sex, drugs, adventure, etc to keep her mind occupied. And being with all those abusive boyfriends is a very common action for someone who's suffered from abuse. And critics ignore that Jenny seems aware of all this and does try to get away to let Forest live his life without her, that's part of why she keeps leaving. But codependent relationships are much more common and harder to leave without unbiased intervention than people think. And every time she sees Forest or gets too deep in her choices she runs back. I think the perspective it just helps play into this subconscious heteronormative idea that women can be a succubus who will use men who love them and drain them of their love and money but not really care about them. Instead of seeing women as actual people with depth and complexity and especially ones who have been through what she has. And they also ignore how the movie portrays her, breaking it down to small bits that obfuscate the complexities. If a woman isn't a completely altruistic character in a story then she is generally considered a bad person (look at how complicated bad men are treated by audiences in media vs women) and then going further with Jenny being more damaged than that makes her hated. I don't personally think a character has to always be the best person morally to be a great character. And furthermore she indirectly helps Forest succeed. His love for her is what often kept him passionate and moving to be successful. And her leaving all those times gave him space to pursue those activities. I'm not saying she's responsible for his success but she definitely didn't undermine it. Though I can't help but feel my heart break every time I see the scene when she leaves one of the times and Forest is with his mom by the lake and rests his head on her shoulders. Pretty relatable to me especially in my younger dating life. It's just a sad reality of life that the people you love may not be able to love you the same way. But it's all part of the depth of the story, Jenny torn between giving forest his space (she tells him numerous times she thinks she's bad for him) but unable to ever completely relinquish that love he has for her. Neither Forest nor Jenny have been given their fair share of direction in life to love in a healthier way (Jenny being broken by her history and Forest not having been taught to move on from unrequited love). But I also think people undermine Forest's intelligence more than he deserves and put all the onis on Jenny. Kind of like many people in the movie undermine his intelligence (fancy that...). Forest isn't stupid, he just treats and perceives situations in more simplistic and naive ways. A big factor of why he thinks he's stupid is that people keep telling him he is rather than his actions being stupid. He's a product of a time before we understood nuero divergent intelligence, yet still succeeds in spite of all that. The man is a captivating storyteller, was an ideal soldier when things were explained in clear unambiguous ways, yet still knew to break rank to save his platoon in Vietnam, he understood everything that was happening in Vietnam and it's dangers, starting a shrimping business (how many of you could get a boat and start shrimping without UKposts tutorials), didn't let the prostitute sleep with him bc he didn't like her or her breath, understood he was lying in an ad for money, also understands and sympathizes with Jenny's trauma (the not enough rocks line is very underrated imo), etc. He also knows Jenny doesn't love him the way he loves her. He literally calls her out for it and says he understands what love is regardless of what she thinks. He also seems to get that Jenny is dying of Aids (EDIT: It's never explicit what she has) and wants to marry him for the safety and care at the end. Forest chooses this life with her because it makes him happy. I don't really see it as taking advantage of someone cognitively divergent, but two people choosing a situation that works for them. I see it as two wayward souls in a world that doesn't understand how to see anyone not completely binary in their mind and abilities finding each other and living their best life at the end. It's not all perfect, Jenny is not a great person, but Forest is happy and successful. I think that matters. Out of all the critiques on the movie (Jenny, Forest being too pure, coincidences, etc) the only ones that make sense to me now are how weirdly the movie is anti counter culture and pro traditional culture. That anyone can be successful if you pull yourself up by your bootstaps and all the liberals are angry abusive drains in society. And the total belief in a Christian God. I mean damn, the movie implies God caused a storm to ruin the shrimping boats of a bunch of poor black shrimpers just so 2 white guys can become rich. Can't believe I didn't catch that until this viewing. Gump being so effortlessly successful gives unintended creedance to conservative values. As much as I absolutely love this movie and it's one of the few 9 out of 10s in my head cannon, I still can't help but laugh to myself when I think a good tag line would be "Even the dumbest white guy has it easier than minorities and women in this country". But I just blame that on the source material. I mean they fixed up so much from the book (don't read it, I promise you it's not worth it, there's a reason the film rights were sold before the book was published bc the central premise is literally the only good thing about it) it's not surprising some very unuanced anti left aspects stayed involved tbh

@@baonguyenxuanthai711 I don't think she married him for the safety and the care, she did it because she really loved him. She didn't like herself, which is why she considered suicide, and thought she wasn't good enough for Forest. It's possible that at moments she had doubts about them being together because of "how he is" but that wasn't the biggest issue for her.

@@baonguyenxuanthai711 I AINT READIN ALLAT🔥🔥🔥

​@@baonguyenxuanthai711 Sheesh, you should post that on a forum. You've really overdone yourself. 🎉

As a UKposts commentator I couldn't care less.

most likely she did not know he was wealthy, as he lived an extremely modest life when she came back to have sex with him. the reality is that she never loved him. she wanted someone better, he was her last choice cause she was dying. a good lesson to all men.

@@CoolGobyFish totally disagree. He was the person who cared about her and made her feel the most safe for her entire childhood, but she was a very damaged person because of her father. Forrest told her "I'm not a smart man, but I know what love is." but I don't know that she was ever sure about it because of how traumatized she was by her home life as a child. She had a life she wanted that wasn't being a housewife and she pursued it to her own destruction. She was a walking bundle of red flags and she was well aware that he loved her anyway. Its not that she wanted someone better, I don't believe she ever thought she was good enough for the Olympian, war hero, football all american, multimillionaire, with a heart of gold.

@@Sumguyinavan_ she didn't say : I love you. she said- you can marry me now!! she never loved him. she settled for him because she had no other options.

She needed to feel better before she could be a wife

This and when he speaks to Jenny for the final time and tells her how she would be so proud of Forrest Jr.

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@Nota Zip ___ How about numbers?

Bubba saying « i want to go home » gets me also

I am too😭

I picture your reaction like Matthew McConaughey in that Interstellar meme crying and laughing simultaneously 😂

you may be the only person in this comment section who understands her character

I love this scene because it's really about forgiveness and salvation --- very similar to how Christians get "saved" --- Jenny needed Forrest to know how sorry she was about her actions --- and if you pay attention to Forrest's facial expression he looks confused --- like "why is my girl apologizing to me when she did nothing wrong?" --- shows how much he loves her!

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Nah she was in her 304 phase stop making excuses

she tried to give forrest aids.

@@tt-nm3pzShe was sexually and physically abused by her own father so no, she was not just a simple 304. Forrest grew up in a nice home with a loving parent which is why he turned out so good.

@@Jace_the_mace she was a hoe simple as that stop trying to make it more than it seemed

When litterally embodying female nature hypergamey and users of good men of course we hate her she is the embodiment of a thot

He didn't say "is he an idiot like me?", He stopped at or.

lmao he didn't say idiot

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@Eric Cutrer He let the intrusive thoughts win 😂

gump isnt an idiot, he never went full retard

I’d like to think she would have

@@joewhitehead3 it wasn't aids, it was hep c.

@@redneckgearheadgarage495 - I always wondered about that. Did she say "virus" because she couldn't easily explain what was really killing her or was it HIV / Hep B or C or even malignancy. What was it that made you think Hep C?

Forest ran when he was stressed. Jenny ran when she was stressed too. That's the point. People run when they are scared. He even had the urge to run in this scene. People hate on Jenny because they hold her to a higher standard than all the people who abused her, and what we love about forest they hate about her.

@@StonyRC i think the filmmakers themselves confirmed it was actually hep c after people had been speculating for years that it was hiv. Honestly hiv would have been entirely possible as well in view of jenny's past...plus hiv would have been in line with the movie's theme of world changing events happening to its main characters.

Yep, I'm sat here fighting away tears. :)

Both scenes are it for me too😥😥

Just to say even in the end Jenny still took advantage of Forrest.

@@FatGouf No she didn't. She was dying and wanted her child to not be an orphan. You would do the exact same.

@@shelbykins So im dying and wants the best for my kid, so I went to my wealthy and naive childhood friend who's pretty much obsessed with me and tell him my kid is his. How is that not taking advantage?

@@FatGouf but Forrest manage to achieve all he manages too because Jenny kept leaving him. I believe Jenny loves him too, which is why she kept away. But having a child when she is dying, she needs to find the father. Also, Forrest is the father and most importantly, he is not the kind of man to run away from being a father by declaring the child is won't be his.

Yup, every woman's dream. A dumb rich man who she can walk all over, and he will still lover her in the end.

Great movie! There was talk of a Forest Gump 2, but I'm glad they never made it. In Forrest Gump, Jenny dies of AIDS. In 2 one of the storylines had Forrest Jr. dying of AIDS also. That would have destroyed the magic of this great movie.

@@kpro9560 totally agree

@@kpro9560 ???? The 2nd one doesn't contain Forrest Jr dying of AIDS... he doesn't even have AIDS. And it wasnt even a sequel. It was a completely different story and rendition of his character

@@shelbykins You answered your own question/opinion. There was never a sequel. There was never a Forrest Gump 2. There were several different concepts of possible scripts for a sequel (one of which included a JR with AIDS) but they were never filmed. But of course, you have never seen an interview with Tom Hanks discussing that very scenario. Try Googling: Forrest Gump JR with AIDS.

@victoria It's called Google! Try it sometime

Had a depression after watching the movie

Forest had Autism?

@@lizzvilla6468 No. He is just medically dumb

Pls...pls...pls...watch...one of the winderful.movie...at first seem boring...but ull realised ...wat a beautiful movie...