Best Scenes in Cinematic History

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Does this thread already exist? Sorry if it does

 

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Does this thread already exist? Sorry if it does

There's the 'Moments in Film' thread, but that was serious.

 

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@craner's favourite film and scene apparently

 

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Gabriel's oboe is amazing.

And the Bond scene "They feast... until there's no tomorrow". Superb.

 

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We're playing the hits here,

 

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Yeah that's the main goal here, a canon of dissensus cinephilia

 

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Gabriel's oboe is amazing.

It's basically this,

 

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The music in that scene's brilliant. It's the only bit I know from the soundtrack, but I listened to it over and over when I first found it.

 

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Typical sicko Craner shit.

 

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The music in that scene's brilliant. It's the only bit I know from the soundtrack, but I listened to it over and over when I first found it.

Sean Shapiro thinks it's the best piece of cinematic surrealism since Buñuel and Dali sliced open an eye.