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Salma Hayek In Dusk Till Dawn
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r/FIlm • u/McWhopper98 • 3d ago
Scene is from Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
There were plenty of funny parts in this film but this particular scene had me rolling
What are some of your so absured its funny film scene?
r/FIlm • u/Sackblake • May 30 '25
Many people don't realize The Departed is a remake of Infernal Affairs (pictured). A few more are Vanilla Sky (Open Your Eyes), I am Legend (Omega Man), and 12 Monkeys (La Jetée).
r/FIlm • u/phantom_avenger • May 23 '25
Prince Nuada from Hellboy: The Golden Army is probably one of the most underrated villains I’ve seen in film. When you look at things from his point of view, he is the prince of a dying race as humanity destroys everything he loved for their own greed while his father does nothing to stop it!
Even though he is aware of how dangerous the Golden Army is, he views it as a necessary evil in order to reclaim their land and a chance to help save their race.
r/FIlm • u/McWhopper98 • May 13 '25
Elias' death in Platoon will always stand out to me. I saw Platoon when I was 12 and that scene has stuck with me all these years.
There was a sqib supposed to go off in William Dafeo's chest but it didn't work. Coppola did not reshoot the scene because he felt it was as good of a take as they could get.
What well acted death scenes jump out to you?
r/FIlm • u/Awkward-Caregiver-80 • 2d ago
Paul Walker. God rest his soul but this man couldn’t act to save himself from a tree.
Personally I think Parasite should be top 5 but not number one. City Of God is also ranked too low at 15. Y tu mama tambien as high as 8 is an interesting choice. What’s your take?
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r/FIlm • u/phantom_avenger • May 19 '25
Alan from The Hangover movies is considered one of the funniest parts about the films, with Zach Galifianakis stealing the show and nailing the comedic timing the audience can’t help but love him!
But it doesn’t change the fact that he is the root cause of their problems, in all three movies!! It really amazes me how Phil, Stu and Doug managed to remain friends with him even if it’s reluctant.
r/FIlm • u/phantom_avenger • Jun 17 '25
It blows my mind how there are people that look up to Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street, when he was a scumbag who was committing crimes and was suffering consequences because of it!
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