I watched heat in the cinema back when it first came out, as a young teen, my God how lucky I was.
That shoot out scene on the big screen is one of my favorite cinema moments ever.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
That shoot out scene on the big screen is one of my favorite cinema moments ever.
True.
well asian cinema and colors - they do have some masters.
then music - Miles Davis improvising the score to "ascenseur pour l'echafaud"
@RedPed Wow! Haha
Most of my favourite scenes come from tv shows but the first movie scene that springs to mind is Se7en "what's in the box?".
Good shout out. Pitt's performance in showing the pure anguish and terror was on point.
Not the best by any means but always liked this scene
Not a scene but the song goes class with this movie.
Not a scene but the song goes class with this movie.
Brad Pitt is probably my favourite actor, his range is spectacular.
Pitt is great I agree but not as strong of a character actor as a DiCaprio - though they have acting styles that perfectly play off on another as we saw in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. In a way it took some of the most stereotypical aspects of a Pitt and a Leo character and exaggerated it.
Having said that - my three favorite actors atm are probably Pitt, DiCaprio and Day-Lewis. I know out of those three the first two and last two have been in a movie together - but I don't think we ve seen all three in one. Make it happen Hollywood!!
A great scene with Eddie Murphy should’ve done more films a total genius
Last one. That’s what makes the tango great you make a mistake get tangled up you tango on.
One of my top 5 movies
I’m jealous you got to see it in the cinema, would be a great cinema movie.
Some of the cinematography would look incredible on the big screen.
Amazing powerful scenes in Schindlers List
And one of my favourites
And one of my favourites
In my opinion the most beautiful opening to any movie I’ve ever seen. It had me right from the beginning and never lost me. So incredibly touching.
dddd dududu
Heat has two of my favorite scenes. The shootout and the restaurant with De Niro/Pacino.
Goodfellas restaurant scene is amazing as well
Goodfellas restaurant scene is amazing as well
Citing The Godfather is a bit of an easy win here but I love this scene
John Cazale with an absolute masterclass
The weak Fredo, slumped in his chair, defeated. Trying his best to be forceful and strong but you can see even he doesn't have the confidence of his angered tone, stammering and shaking, scared of his brother.
It's an extraordinary performance, as ever from Cazale. What a loss he was to the industry
The tension in the opening scene of Inglorious Basterds is really well crafted.
Edit: "You, you cnut."
Watched Pulp Fiction the other day for the first time in years. Forgot just how good a film it is and a reminder just how cool QT films we’re back then. The scene with Jules abs Vincent in the young guys flat … just class from start to finish.
The quality drops quite significantly thereafter.
What's the name of this movie?
RAN. Kurosawa's loose King Lear adaption. Marvellous.
Yeah I agree, it's the best scene.
Thank you. I forgot this scene. I had seen this movie long time back. Need to watch it again.
We have all been there
Yojimbo.
The Human Condition. Part 3. A Soldier's Prayer.
The Human Condition. Part 3. A Soldier's Prayer.
Of course, at least twice a week.We have all been there
Find myself more here tbh
