American Splendor - Harvey's Loneliness

[PurpleBlackSyrup]

So glad to have seen this wonderful film on the big screen back in '03. Hard to choose a particular scene I enjoy more than any other, but this one and the random events scene during Gaye's "Ain't That Peculiar" really etched into my psyche. Simply a fascinating movie that gets better w/ each viewing.

[Telstar62a]

His honesty and straightforwardness made his work a hundred times better than any of that superhero crap. I can honestly say that reading American Splendor changed the way I look at life.

[bassboi2001]

I can totally relate to this part of the movie. I live it everyday

[cutis1000]

I bought and purchased Jenny Gerhart right after watching this film. It's such a moving novel. It became one of my favorites. I completely understood Pekar's loneliness.

[leannebridgewater]

one of the best filmages in ze world, because it's unique, it's personal, it's a harvey pekar spectacular!

[hazmathew]

This is the feeling of Fall in Cleveland, Ohio for a young single man. Just keep on working and somethings bound to turn up. :\

[TheDepressedReader]

A great little snippet from a great movie. Harvey Pekar was really something special. Life can be tough, but the way Pekar stuck at it for year after year is an inspiration. He made a difference. RIP.

[Tusc9969]

Wow..Im heading in the same direction because that's the way I feel. But, like he said...you got to keep going. RIP Harvey

[jungrobot]

Wow...now this scene almost makes me cry. Rest in Peace, Harvey. I think maybe you wanted the time off.

[Kamzik2006]

clearing gutters, getting by, looking ahead to the day you die. RIP Harvey,

[JaredSanbird]

R.I.P. This puts life in perspective.

[Chuckbluesbreaker]

one off my favorite movies and scene too, thanks very much for posting this!!

[redlightmax]

And someone did.

[kabeerajameela]

Thanks for adding this, This is one of my all-time favorite movie scenes.