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Post an absolutely brilliant movie scene in any genre.....
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I want to post the entire ending of Paris Texas but that's a huge spoiler and some of the best mood work I have seen in film (also my favourite movie) but here is the opening, beautiful.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0YMCWR8jzpU
Probably one of the best films to observe the difference between European and American critics.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0YMCWR8jzpU
Probably one of the best films to observe the difference between European and American critics.
This scene is just so emotionally intense.
For a bit of comedy
For a bit of comedy
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A scary and cloudy night
A dark alley
A hard boiled detective walks towards an underground bar full of lowlifes
suddenly, the best use of existing cartoons in Roger Rabbit playing one of the most classic tunes.
The type of people who goes to the place... the penguim waiters giving literal on the rocks ... it is the first time in the movie we see a place that BELONGS to the cartoons. And how the rules works.
A dark alley
A hard boiled detective walks towards an underground bar full of lowlifes
suddenly, the best use of existing cartoons in Roger Rabbit playing one of the most classic tunes.
The type of people who goes to the place... the penguim waiters giving literal on the rocks ... it is the first time in the movie we see a place that BELONGS to the cartoons. And how the rules works.
Steve Jobs and the flashback of him getting fired from Apple
Unfortunately can't find the complete scene, but the inter cutting of the two different timelines, the music, the dialogue... it's amazing
"I forced the vote because I believed I was right, I still believe I'm right and I'm right!"
Unfortunately can't find the complete scene, but the inter cutting of the two different timelines, the music, the dialogue... it's amazing
"I forced the vote because I believed I was right, I still believe I'm right and I'm right!"
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Really, really fucking good shout. Absolutely incredible scene.
A vital bit about the chairman which really elevates the scene on repeated viewing: Just before they go into the boardroom, the chairman pointedly says to Beale that "people say I can sell anything".
Boy, can he! He apes Beale's quasi-religious style perfectly, reaching him in a way no one else could. The moment he drops back to his normal voice is perfection.
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Gotta love some Dredd, so I will post this scene, from his delivery of I am the law to using incendiary rounds on the criminal scum.
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So many emotions go through you at the end of that movie. Link doesn't work but that scene and that song is etched into my brain.
I love seeing things and scenes I have not seen before. But I will throw this one in for now.
Eastwood versus Van Cleef. Just as awesome as you imagined it would be!
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I also saw this on IMAX and this was one of those very rare scenes in movies that was so good you almost forget to breathe while it is going on.
Nolan is a master of creating that kind of moment.
The entire climax of Hot Fuzz.
Edit: I actually meant to post this in the "Get Wrecked" thread, but this works too.
Edit: I actually meant to post this in the "Get Wrecked" thread, but this works too.
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From the last two movies I watched the past two days:
The Truman Show
One Hour Photo
I wanted to post the scene where he gets fired but all I can find is this shitty clip but it's a great scene too. Williams is brilliant.
Interestingly enough, two movies where traditionally wacky comedians try less "funny" roles.
The Truman Show
One Hour Photo
I wanted to post the scene where he gets fired but all I can find is this shitty clip but it's a great scene too. Williams is brilliant.
Interestingly enough, two movies where traditionally wacky comedians try less "funny" roles.
There's that one movie where Ashton Kutcher and Britney Murphy meet in Las Vegas and win the grand prize for slots. At the end of the movie Britney Murphy's best friend in the movie kicks the lawyer friend of Ashton and screams "YOU KNOW WHY!" (You know why btw)
Fucking great scene!
Fucking great scene!
Probably my favourite film, but the Sicilian scene is better. Just watching these two masters go at it is amazing.
Kingsman Manners Maketh Man was amazing, the final scene mindblowing... but the church scene was one of the most astounding audiovisual action piece I witnessed on a film:
This Sixsmith scene in Cloud Atlas destroyed me also with its powerful meaning and execution:
The theme music is something that always resonates with me.
This Sixsmith scene in Cloud Atlas destroyed me also with its powerful meaning and execution:
The theme music is something that always resonates with me.
My dude. When I saw this thread earlier today, the back of the limo scene was the first thing to pop in my head. Unfortunately I don't know how to post videos on mobile.
Wow, wasn't expecting people to post these scenes. These scenes were done soo well.
Poor quality but an amazing scene from The Patriot with lots of parental revelations with brilliant acting by Mel and action too.
I was always a big fan of Tonys arc in the MCU and this moment was pivatol for the avengers as a team.
Yeah absolutely, I think it's representative of the age. On the Ringer 'Rewatchables' they mention that in the "Ages the Worst" category. that is exactly what the mob did, too, though... Sent all of their drugs into black and Puerto Rican communities.
Oh this is an easy one for me. Imagine being a 5 year old sitting in Grauman's Chinese Theater and seeing this....
That scene started my love affair with movies. The music. The spectacle. Perfection.
That scene started my love affair with movies. The music. The spectacle. Perfection.
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