Cocaine Bear, inspired by a true story about a bear that overdosed on cocaine that has been dropped by drug smugglers in 1985.
nobody builds up tension like Quentin Tarintino.....so many classic scenes is just this ONE film.
I cannot express how validated I felt after watching this scene from "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent"
Can I say the entirety of everything, everywhere, all at once?
@ohnonotagain I was going say the same thing! The "laundry and taxes" line gets to me each time. I know it's probably a bit of recency bias but that movie is so near and dear to my heart.
That movie (Everything Everywhere all at Once) was so unexpected. I had no idea what I was in for and I loved it.
"Have fun stormin' the castle!"
@Kuneho have never seen anything like it, and as I pointed out in another post, it really highlighted a character having a positive outlook no matter the circumstance, even if you look foolish, through waymund. There are probably others but damn did that movie really pull a lot of my emotions. Saw it 4x now and want to watch again lol.
@Charlie_Bear me too, I heard the murmurs about it throughout social media for a couple months and was going to watch it eventually until my roommate at the time had it on and I walked in on there initial fight scene. Turned it on then and had a blast.
I suggest anyone reading these posts do not look at anything regarding the movie and to just watch it asap.
I want to see this:
@Mike403 The violated gnome scene in and of itself is great.
I just have it in the back of my mind that could be the only funny scenes in the entire movie. I hope I am wrong.
I wonder how many parents will take their kids to the movie about talking dogs thinking it's good for kids. Kind of like when Sausage Party came out.
@Charlie_Bear this one’s for you since you’re not feeling well today!
Agent Kujan finally notices the bulletin board...
Taken from The Caine Mutiny (1954) arguably Humphrey Bogart's fine role (aside from Treasure Of The Sierra Madre and The African Queen) as Lieutenant Philip Queeg, a tour de force of acting, ably assisted by EG Marshall Van Johnson and Jose Ferrer in this, the final court-room scene.
Alec Baldwin's ( only) scene in Glengarry Glen Ross. It is his best work ever and easily one of the greatest scenes in movies history.. Excuse the profanity, if you decide to check it out. It's definitely not for the easily offended.
There is not a screen big enough, or a surround system loud enough for this one...
@DaveTheBrit , do you realise that the dog did all the stunts itself?
Or the full original:
@DaytonCuddler that whole movie is great, but Alec Baldwin does steal it with his one scene. And think of all the heavy hitters performing in that film, too. Wow.
"Put that coffee down...." "These are the Glenn Garry leads......and YOU don't get them" "See this watch?"
I'm going to pick the ending of Star Wars Rogue One, how it didn't get spoiled for me I don't even know.