Favorite movie scene?

Excellent scene. A countrerpoint to that is the scene in GF1 where Michael murders Solozo and the Police Chief in the Italian restaruant. It is at that moment his life is set on a course that ends with the death of his daughter nearly forty years later. The good "legitimate" son of Don Corleone becomes what his father never wanted him to be.

Great scene that.

I'll throw in the first board meeting George Bailey attends after his father's death in It's a Wonderful Life, and the scene in the museum from La Jetee.

Oh, and the fight scene between Westley and Inigo Montoya in The Princess Bride, of course...

I've always been fond of the money shot in the third vignette of "Strap On Babes Vol 6" myself.

Yes, that took me to a new level emotionally. Why Oscar ignored this classic..

I know what you mean. I came like a wildcat myself.

Nice visual...thanks.

I am, as I ever was, always here for you.

Don't Look Now
Donald Sutherland has been frantically chasing what he believes to be his (dead) daughter around shady nooks & crannies of Venice backstreets. Finally he corners the little hooded figure, who turns around, and ....... EeeK!
A heart-stopper!

I appreciate that, but please stop sending me the walrus porno pics. I've moved on...I've evolved.

hey skwerl, ya been saucin the swine? Pullin yer pork?

I tried some bbq sausage links this summer. Not so good.



We saw "Plan 9 from Outer Space" recently. A rich complex movie full of classical references. My favorite scenes were when everyone behind the cockpit of the space ship with that curtain behind them. Looked like a puppet show.

Any movie with Joe Don Baker as some fat sherrif has my vote.

Plan 9's great quote: "She's been murdered and one thing's for sure...someone is responsible."

Haven't tried smoking sausage yet, although my sister-in-law is a real pro.