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Greatest Scenes in Cinema History
PurpleJ
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A Bronx Tale is on TV today, so I came up with a great faggy thread idea. Maybe we can work a pole ( 
) in there someday if we get enough nominations.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jnpE-hGNVj8
“Look at me. I’m the one who did this to you. Remember me.”
) in there someday if we get enough nominations.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jnpE-hGNVj8“Look at me. I’m the one who did this to you. Remember me.”
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Opening scene of Inglorious Basterds.
Opening long take of Boogie Nights.
First meeting with Hannibal Lecter, and the basement final scene from Silence of Lambs.
Although the movie never grabbed me, Dunkirk has several amazing scenes from cinematography standpoint.
Children of Men has two amazing long takes.
Opening wedding setup from Godfather, but could include whole damn thing. B-side, taking Sonny to the undertaker.
Shallow performance from Star is Born. Fuck off, it’s brilliant.
Bank robbery from Heat.
Scene in Legends of the Fall where Brad Pitt's character rides toward the cliff by his brother's grave and pulls up at the last second.
Aside from being the greatest movie ever, The Big Lebowski actually has some amazing cinematography. Too many scenes to name.
Ditto with Amelie. Tons of amazing camera moves, and there isn't a movie with better attention to color.
Pretty much all of Days of Thunder. I mean, come on.
The ending of The proposition (entire movie actually)
Not a movie, but the 1-take scene from True Detective with undercover coked out micconoughey extracting the white supremacist biker through the hood BLEW MY MIND.
I'm a film geek so I could keep going, throw me on the committee @YellowSnow
If you’re a movie geek, you probably have seen, but there’s a making-of on YouTube for the Children of Men car long take.
- Joker interrogation in The Dark Knight
- Ride of the Rohirrim in Return of the King
- "Say what again" in Pulp Fiction
- McLovin's ID in Superbad
From the early Brad Pitt oeuvre bracket, A River Runs Through it. These two scenes coupled together, lands hard.
Dark horse, this fight scene from Upgrade
Swimming pool from It Follows
Wedding Crashers dinner