uncle phil goin in on will's father

[MikelArteta]

Eh the Matt Saracen scene in Friday night lights is better

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

i always thought will's acting in that scene wasn't really that good. it seemed forced. but i think it's due to time constraints and the script. especially given his character's age. to see a dude that big blubbering a minute after his absentee father leaves again all because his uncle encourages him that it's okay to feel bad just seems forced and scripted. i can see a little kid doing all that but not some older kid crying like that so soon after he's disappointed...

 

[STAR1Photos]

I have my dad as well but it still gets me every time. Makes me want to hug my own. Dad for being there while many have left

real shyt

 

[JMurder]

i always thought will's acting in that scene wasn't really that good. it seemed forced. but i think it's due to time constraints and the script. especially given his character's age. to see a dude that big blubbering a minute after his absentee father leaves again all because his uncle encourages him that it's okay to feel bad just seems forced and scripted. i can see a little kid doing all that but not some older kid crying like that so soon after he's disappointed...

shut up the scene was classic and Will's acting was great

 

[mr x]

will is the GOAT tv/movie crier

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

shut up the scene was classic and Will's acting was great

i disagree, and, more importantly, i'm entitled to my feelings. most of you are suffering from nostalgia and/or the ability to relate. which it's cool you can relate and all, but that doesn't mean that he was convincing. especially if someone who can't relate but has seen enough fatherless kids still isn't convinced by the performance...

 

[Rufus Dufus]

I was looking at random clips from that show a few weeks ago.

Forgot how classic it is.

 

[Shogun]

i disagree, and, more importantly, i'm entitled to my feelings. most of you are suffering from nostalgia and/or the ability to relate. which it's cool you can relate and all, but that doesn't mean that he was convincing. especially if someone who can't relate but has seen enough fatherless kids still isn't convinced by the performance...

 

[Blankthawtz]

For some reason I always think about how will's hat wasn't suppose to come off and then uncle Phil just tossed that sh!t like a ho....

 

[Filthy McNasty]

After that episode aired, my real father who I hadn't heard from in years called my house.

I took the phone from my mother and with a lump in my throat said "hi....dad."

He replied and hung up.

 

[Whitty Hutton]

For some reason I always think about how will's hat wasn't suppose to come off and then uncle Phil just tossed that sh!t like a ho....

speaking of hat tossings, i always wondered how a supposedly "fake" punch made Will's hat fly off like this

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJUH6C5pTuk"]Hilarious Fresh Prince Scene - YouTube[/ame]

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

what's so hard to understand? if he can't convince everyone (or a sufficient amount of people) with his performance other than those who are fatherless, why should his performance be see as "superior"? that's not to say smith is a bad actor, i'm just saying that scene ain't that good and it's forced...

 

[Dillah810]

IT JUST HAP - PENED!

 

[Two Stacks]

IT JUST HAP - PONNEDDDDD!

 

[lamont614]

After that episode aired, my real father who I hadn't heard from in years called my house.

I took the phone from my mother and with a lump in my throat said "hi....dad."

He replied and hung up.

nikka I just fell out my seat crying