Trapper John wrote:This scene from the Godfather is the most justified use of brute violence in a gangster film. Sonny Corleone goes looking for his sister's husband Carlo after he's beat up on her one too many times.
Look at the fake punch at 2:08
Trapper John wrote:This scene from the Godfather is the most justified use of brute violence in a gangster film. Sonny Corleone goes looking for his sister's husband Carlo after he's beat up on her one too many times.
Trapper John wrote:Another foreign film I couldn't stop watching 'Pan's Labyrinth' tells the story of a girl during the Spanish Civil War who retreats into an imagined world when life becomes too much for her, eventually becoming unable to tell reality from fantasy.
Creepy, disturbing and surreal if you've never seen it then I suggest you do, you won't be disappointed. This clip is one of the best in it's entirety, this is just a short clip of it beginning 2/3rds through as the complete scene is over 10 minutes long.
Trapper John wrote:Another foreign film I couldn't stop watching 'Pan's Labyrinth' tells the story of a girl during the Spanish Civil War who retreats into an imagined world when life becomes too much for her, eventually becoming unable to tell reality from fantasy.
Creepy, disturbing and surreal if you've never seen it then I suggest you do, you won't be disappointed. This clip is one of the best in it's entirety, this is just a short clip of it beginning 2/3rds through as the complete scene is over 10 minutes long.
Canary wrote:Two straight men who got very bored one evening, so decided to fight. In the nude!!
Oliver Reed was madder than a box of frogs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i40QyxtV8T4
Canary wrote:Two straight men who got very bored one evening, so decided to fight. In the nude!!
Oliver Reed was madder than a box of frogs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i40QyxtV8T4
Cleopatra wrote:
And you'd know
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