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Favorite Movie Scenes
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I love this scene from "Margin Call," a tragically underrated film about the start of the 2008 housing crisis. This is the perfect example of the uncomfortable meeting. Jeremy Irons is outstanding as the intimidating Big Boss. Not sure how much this makes sense outside of the context of the entire film. Some of the nuance might not be apparent.
My favorite, and most cynical ending of all time, is the “forklift scene” in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
When the 5th generation fighter has Maverick and Rooster dead to rights and Hangman comes out of nowhere and shoots him down.
That one is filed under Most Predictable Scene of All Time.
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One of my all time old favorites is this one from 55 Days at Peking (1963)... **Unfortunately you'll need to fast forward to either the 7:00 mark or the 9:00 mark to get past the film makers scene set up fluff (seriously, don't waste your time with anything prior to the 7:OO mark, it's time you'll never get back)...**
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Completely unrealistic in an actual court setting, but still one of the best scenes ever...
Maybe not my favorite, but to this day maybe the toughest for me to watch
in honor of the all-star game tonight.....
Darnell is every boss I had all rolled into one character. Robert prosky is a good one.
My all-time favorite is the Atticus Finch courtroom jury speech scene in "To Kill a Mockingbird" that ends with "Stand up Scout, your father is passing". Yeah, I'm really old.
Apocalypse Now is without a doubt the most overrated, overwrought, meandering, self satisfied war movie ever produced. I’ve tried three times, even the extended cut. Every time worse than the last.
You boomers have horrible taste.
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