When Shadow makes it back home to Peter.
Movie scenes you still treasure today
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Max Power said:
On your left
Tanya 93 said:
Miss Jean Louise, stand up. Your father's passing.
Still bugs me how Black Panther was the first one through the portal, and gets the big long close-up, when he has barely any connection to Steve Rogers. Should've been Falcon in first. He's the one that just spoke...
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Still bugs me how Black Panther was the first one through the portal, and gets the big long close-up, when he has barely any connection to Steve Rogers. Should've been Falcon in first. He's the one that just spoke...
They had a connection. We just didn't see it on screen.
Steve had him hide Bucky in Wakanda.
The Panther trusted Steve with the coordinates to be able to fly through the shield into Wakanda.
Like I said, barely a connection.
Why am I not surprised at the first video?
Should have known you already beat me to it.
Such a perfect scene, The framing of the panning shot, the expressions, the tone and pace are all perfect.
I never get tired of watching an armless Black Knight kick King Arthur in the side of the head while he is giving thanks for his victory.
Young Guns was my first movie obsession. It came out when I was 9 years old and was the first movie I owned that wasn't a kids movie. I watched it over and over.
Tremors was my 2nd ever movie obsession.
Tremors was my 2nd ever movie obsession.
Robin gives the best monologue in movie history.
That scene won Robin Williams the Oscar.
The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But, it's still on the list.
That reminds me of another all-time classic ...Bazooka Joe said:
Watching this movie as a kid on late night network TV. Had a lasting effect. A lot of tragedy in this movie. Gene H. has always been one of my favorite actors. As only he can he rips your heart out in his final scene.
Yeah. That movie made me sweat off of cruise ships as a kid.
Until the gal in the orange gets out of the ship at the end.
Until the gal in the orange gets out of the ship at the end.
I had the same reaction to that scene.Falcon74 said:
Watching this movie as a kid on late night network TV. Had a lasting effect. A lot of tragedy in this movie. Gene H. has always been one of my favorite actors. As only he can he rips your heart out in his final scene.
Christopher Walken, Dennis Hopper.....True Romance!!........phenomenal!
God,....I really hate the sips!
These two:
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I love the scene in Raiders where Indiana and Marian are running from the airplane right before it explodes. I'm a kid every time. It's like this huge excitement swell and just hits me and the cinematography and music. And there is still like half a film to go.
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Peak Mann IMO, even moreso than Heat. Peterson's eyes coming to the realization right as that score hits a crescendo I always stop what I'm doing to watch.
Peak Mann IMO, even moreso than Heat. Peterson's eyes coming to the realization right as that score hits a crescendo I always stop what I'm doing to watch.
My world changed in the Summer of 1977, I was sitting front row 2nd seat from the right, when movie screens were gigantic.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
Surprised this has not made it to this thread
They were HORRENDOUS SEATS!
But when that Star Destroyer rolled out on top of me I was blown away forever.
EclipseAg said:That reminds me of another all-time classic ...Bazooka Joe said:
Buford for the win!
Chance of lifetime scene. It's a wonderful life
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