If you love flying and outstanding filming of flying I would suggest High Road to China.
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izzythepush
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Sun 25 Aug, 2013 10:50 am
Withnail and I
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BillRM
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Sun 25 Aug, 2013 11:03 am
Does any one else have a movie where one short scene stand out in your mind in a so-so movie on the whole?
To me the romance comedy Notting Hill with the scene of the actress being interviewed by the press and her love interest asking her to reconsider leaving England.
No one can do such a scene better then Julia Roberts.
Does any one else have a movie where one short scene stand out in your mind in a so-so movie on the whole?
To me the romance comedy Notting Hill with the scene of the actress being interviewed by the press and her love interest asking her to reconsider leaving England.
No one can do such a scene better then Julia Roberts.
Colonel Nicholson: “What have I done?” The Bridge on the River Kwai.
Colonel Nicholson: “What have I done?” The Bridge on the River Kwai.
YES!!!
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neologist
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 12:36 am
@JPB,
JPB wrote:
I was never a huge Peter Sellers fan. I did like Dr Strangelove.
I'll add Dr. Strangelove to my list
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Frank Apisa
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 03:24 am
In the "great line" area:
Butch Cassidy: Alright. I'll jump first.
Sundance Kid: No.
Butch Cassidy: Then you jump first.
Sundance Kid: No, I said.
Butch Cassidy: What's the matter with you?
Sundance Kid: I can't swim.
Butch Cassidy: Are you crazy? The fall will probably kill you.
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vonny
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 03:47 am
"Here's Johnny" - The Shining
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Frank Apisa
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 04:09 am
Dorothy Parker reviewing (I think) Katherine Hepburn:
"She runs the gamut of emotions from A to B.”
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panzade
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 08:08 am
@IRFRANK,
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Mystic River with Jimmy on the back porch. (Sean Penn).
Yes indeed. Saw that again last night. What a movie.
On another thread JTT said Eastwood was a lousy director.
What utter nonsense.
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Roberta
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 08:20 am
Two scenes from Woody Allen's Take the Money and Run. First, Virgil playing the bass fiddle in the school marching band. He's marching dragging a chair.
Virgil trying to rob a bank. Gets into a debate with the teller, who's having trouble reading the handwriting on his robbery note. What's gub? That's not gub. It's gun. No, that's a b. etc.
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JPB
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Thu 29 Aug, 2013 10:46 am
@BillRM,
Rear Window when Liza returns to the apartment after grabbing the ring. The look in "Jeff"'s eyes was filled with admiration and love.
