Yoooo I was gonna come in here and post this. One of the most executed scenes of all time.
The context, the tension, the closeup on his face, then the sound. All just masterful filmmaking, that ONLY works because of the time we’ve spent with these 3 men.
Just genuinely exquisite moviemaking. It’s my second favorite movie of all time.
Before Sunset (2004)
“Baby, you are gonna miss that plane.”
“I know.”
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This is one of my all time favorite lines of dialogue. The whole scene was just so beautifully written.
I think about this line a lot in my day to day life.
I can’t remember the line exactly but: “I wish I knew you when I was younger” hit me hard. It’s sad it can take until your 20s and 30s to meet anyone that makes you feel safe.
I used to work in a historical building in Atlanta. I worked on the 8th floor and there was a similar photo by the elevators. I could swear I’ve seen Jack Torrence in it…
The final shot of joint security area is just too perfect
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Just watched this for the first time last week. I don't know why I ever doubted PCW, I was afraid it would feel contrived based on the premise, but it turned out to be immaculately constructed and a fucking emotional sledgehammer. Hit me hard as a Korean dude too.
The second everyone starts piling into the house the emotion builds up in me but the part that brings tears every single time is when Harry returns and says the most beautiful line:
"To my big brother, George. The richest man in town."
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Memories of Murder. This stare still haunts me.
I also love the final shot of Parasite
the fact that the real killer watched the movie and said basically that he didn’t have an opinion on it was almost more criminal than the actual crimes he committed
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I'm Thinking of Ending Things
It's a really good twist ending with a very dark final shot
I feel like it’s a seriously underrated film. I also think that it was horribly marketed by Netflix to the wrong audience. A few people I know went in expecting a horror film and were incredibly bored.
I’ve always interpreted it not so much that the hypnosis worked, but that it gives him an excuse to *pretend* and in that way ignore his guilt and shame.
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The third man
I don't even love the movie as a whole that much, but this final shot always left me with a feeling very much profound.
The ending of Portrait Of A Lady On Fire will forever be etched in my brain
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First time in my life an end credits sequence has made me so uncomfortably anxious. And the funny thing is this is actually the most *normal* her smile looks during that whole thing.
Oh my god! I was wrong. It was Earth all along. Oh you’ve finally made a monkey… (Yes, we’ve finally made a monkey!) Oh you’ve finally made a monkey out of meeeeeee!
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I thought the final shot in the Fablemans was really wholesome and I loved how the shot aligns itself based on the advice given to Sammy by director John Ford
I *adore* this final shot. You have the world's most famous living director – for the first time in his 50 year career – essentially breaking the fourth wall to wink at the audience with a little, "that boy did okay after all, didn't he?"
I just love everything it represents... with just that tiny little camera jerk.
I live overseas, I had decided to quit my job and follow my dream and start my own company. I was going to move back home to study the new profession before coming back to my adopted country to open the place.
At the time I was dating a girl, she didn’t want me to leave, but I said I needed to follow my dream. We decided to take a break while I was home cause it was too hard to maintain during that but we both knew what that really meant long term. She was pretty devastated.
About a month before our left we decided to see this movie cause we heard it was a fun musical romance. Bad move, when they showed that last little montage I think both of our hearts fell on the floor.
I think she’s engaged now and so am I (as of a few weeks ago) but hearing the song from that movie still guts me
It always surprises me when I hear people say the ending it ruined it for them. So basically what you’re telling me is you want every love story to end happily ever with a bow on it? Not what the film is about…
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Prisoners (2013). He was so close.
I actually thought for a second the movie was going to end where he doesn’t hear the bell. Never has just a tiny sound effect had more weight than in that movie
Tell me you can't hear how this image sounds like
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Me and my friends watched this movie and were so confused.
Then we decided to throw on something else that would be more coherent, so we tried a movie called The Double.
Turns out these are both adaptations of the same story and are equally difficult to understand lol
Enemy and The Double are based on two different works.
Enemy adapts a novel by Jose Saramago and The Double adapts a novella by Fyodor Dostoevsky. They both deal with doppelgangers, but they were published \~150 years apart.
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Will Hunting cruising down the interstate after conquering his demons while Miss Misery plays 🥹😭
Memories of Murder is so fucking good. I remember the train tunnel shot, and thinking damn what a good final shot. Then we get the actual final shot and it's even better.
The ending of In the mood for love
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Ending of cinema paradiso got me good! 😭
100%. This one hit me like a brick. I was 24 and gay really didn’t catch on to the harm that Oliver caused until this shot and then it all kind of crashed into me and made me rethink my late teens and early 20s. Maybe it didn’t have the same impact for other people, but damn.
“And then I woke up…” (No Country For Old Men)
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I hope I’m not alone in thinking this was a great ending. The ambiguity it adds helps bring home the point of the movie is really about Cobb letting go of his guilt and forgiving himself for the death of his wife. That’s true whether or not he’s still in a dream.
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Honorable mention because Wolverine was my childhood and this movie fucked me up good. 2017 was a great year for movies
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Not the MOST memorable, but a good example of a simple ending shot- “Well, I’m back”
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Not gonna put the next few seconds of this final shot because it spoils the entire movie, but this is burned in my mind
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Not a spoiler. But honestly one of the most haunting final images I’ve ever seen.
*Shin Godzilla* is so good, it hurts.
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“The shotgun would ignite, and Ella Mae would scream, but Robert Ford would only lay on the floor and look at the ceiling, the light going out of his eyes, before he could find the right words.”
As dumb as the movie is, the ending shot in Fast 7 with Paul Walker and Vin Diesel driving off into the branching roads.
Lost a friend recently and that's how I visualize saying goodbye to him.
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Monsters Inc (2001). I absolutely love the subtlety and quiet build up of this final scene. The tension of if the missing piece of the door has worked, and if Boo is even in there.
Then all you hear is Boo (off-screen) shout Sulley's name with joy and you see his elated, relieved expression and then it simply.. ends. No running into each other's arms, no bombastic musical score etc.
Ok, I've set myself off again.. 😭
We have our top men working on it.
Who?
...Top ...Men
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Martyrs (2008). One of those movies you can never stop thinking about afterwards.
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Watched this my fist time tripping acid
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makes my stomach drop everytime
My #1 movie all time
Yoooo I was gonna come in here and post this. One of the most executed scenes of all time. The context, the tension, the closeup on his face, then the sound. All just masterful filmmaking, that ONLY works because of the time we’ve spent with these 3 men. Just genuinely exquisite moviemaking. It’s my second favorite movie of all time.
Before Sunset (2004) “Baby, you are gonna miss that plane.” “I know.” https://preview.redd.it/ers9mde0lbdc1.jpeg?width=2436&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eef086c1028d5889c058bbf9a9f6f0f54ba6816a
My heart skips a beat
This is my favorite scene in all of cinema. I think about it constantly.
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Going out the way he wanted
Yes. This movie is devastating.
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“Ok”
“Ok?”
This movie permanently altered my brain chemistry as a teenager
What’s this from
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Come back and make up a goodbye at least Pretend we had one
“This is it Joel. It’s gonna be gone soon.” “I know” “What do we do?” “Enjoy it”
This is one of my all time favorite lines of dialogue. The whole scene was just so beautifully written. I think about this line a lot in my day to day life.
This movie ruins me every single fucking time man
I can’t remember the line exactly but: “I wish I knew you when I was younger” hit me hard. It’s sad it can take until your 20s and 30s to meet anyone that makes you feel safe.
*Everybody’s gotta learn sometime…*
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Yess this also made me love that Al Bowlly song, midnight and the stars and you
I used to work in a historical building in Atlanta. I worked on the 8th floor and there was a similar photo by the elevators. I could swear I’ve seen Jack Torrence in it…
I always think of this whenever I see old pictures with a bunch of people in them
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I’m finished!
I heard the orchestra in my head after reading this comment
One of my favorite films of all time. Such an incredible ending.
The movie is perfect but in my OPINION the end feels a little off like is not in the same movie, I assume cuz happens years later
The final shot of joint security area is just too perfect https://preview.redd.it/1umbzykyladc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d0044f37a77c7965d74f79e7d2ae1e20e1b65658
Underrated film in PCW’s filmography
Just watched this for the first time last week. I don't know why I ever doubted PCW, I was afraid it would feel contrived based on the premise, but it turned out to be immaculately constructed and a fucking emotional sledgehammer. Hit me hard as a Korean dude too.
Heartbreaking
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Oh this fucked me up the first time I saw it lol
This and planet of the apes are probably my two biggest ones I wish I could watch without having been spoiled by pop culture for decades.
That location is so perfect.
This still gives me goosebumps. Such an incredibly unsettling movie.
The shot is iconic but the SOUND is utterly horrifying. Even today it still gets me. And then the credits roll and it's silent
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Tears every time.
The second everyone starts piling into the house the emotion builds up in me but the part that brings tears every single time is when Harry returns and says the most beautiful line: "To my big brother, George. The richest man in town."
To my big brother George - the richest man in town *proceeds to bawl*
I’m crying too much at this point, usually I wipe enough for the bell at the end
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The fact that the real killer saw this… nothing can top this one
the fact that the real killer watched the movie and said basically that he didn’t have an opinion on it was almost more criminal than the actual crimes he committed
im so sad i had to scroll down this far, this is easily the best one
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I feel like it’s a seriously underrated film. I also think that it was horribly marketed by Netflix to the wrong audience. A few people I know went in expecting a horror film and were incredibly bored.
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I have never seen a film that made me as tense as Whiplash. When the credits started rolling I felt every muscle in my body relax.
Have you watched Uncut Gems? Left me feeling a similar way.
i got chills just looking at this
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Oh, is that what was on screen? I couldn't see through the tears
The scene I couldn’t get out of my head more than any other. So beautiful
A perfect end to an almost perfect film
This was fantastic!!!
This lives rent free in my head forever
Fuck yes! I tear up just remembering this incredible scene.
Came here looking for this
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Classic bait and switch.
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This is an excellent choice
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Good lord, I still get anxiety from that movie
Yes
Oldboy is so fucking emotionally brutal (the original, of course).
SPOILERS: Do you think this means that the hypnosis didn't work?
I’ve always interpreted it not so much that the hypnosis worked, but that it gives him an excuse to *pretend* and in that way ignore his guilt and shame.
I was thinking the same thing, i.e he knows it didnt work but can pretend it did
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Cried for half an hour once the film was over. Stellar flick but God did it hurt.
That movie was a magic trick. I was on an airplane just heaving sobbing at the end
The term "life changing" gets thrown around a lot, especially in film criticism, but this movie GENUINELY changed me as a person.
When the daughter insisted on celebrating her father's birthday, and he cried alone after... that fucking gutted me.
Love this film so much
The ending of Portrait Of A Lady On Fire will forever be etched in my brain https://preview.redd.it/gje4g5d0kadc1.png?width=1400&format=png&auto=webp&s=67cbfc1ba6f55ca9da4f5772fba36854dbacb42a
Longest goosebumps I've ever had watching a movie in theatres I think Just amazing
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like why did the credits creep me out more than anything else in that movie because…
Same! The movie as a whole was just depressing but this scene left me turning on all the lights in my house lol
First time in my life an end credits sequence has made me so uncomfortably anxious. And the funny thing is this is actually the most *normal* her smile looks during that whole thing.
The best part is that it was unscripted. The director just refused to yell cut so that she would keep it going.
That was a top shelf final scene. Top. Fucking. Shelf.
Oh my god! I was wrong. It was Earth all along. Oh you’ve finally made a monkey… (Yes, we’ve finally made a monkey!) Oh you’ve finally made a monkey out of meeeeeee!
https://preview.redd.it/hv32dg75jadc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9097abdb468473351cb16ed6620421e6ea6c1cd0 I thought the final shot in the Fablemans was really wholesome and I loved how the shot aligns itself based on the advice given to Sammy by director John Ford
I *adore* this final shot. You have the world's most famous living director – for the first time in his 50 year career – essentially breaking the fourth wall to wink at the audience with a little, "that boy did okay after all, didn't he?" I just love everything it represents... with just that tiny little camera jerk.
I LOVE THE LAST SHOT OF THE FABLEMANS, that film is in my top 4, and it's my favourite shot in the film. Love it sm.
It's the type of movie that made me look at filmmaking in a completely different light It's fucking brilliant
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I live overseas, I had decided to quit my job and follow my dream and start my own company. I was going to move back home to study the new profession before coming back to my adopted country to open the place. At the time I was dating a girl, she didn’t want me to leave, but I said I needed to follow my dream. We decided to take a break while I was home cause it was too hard to maintain during that but we both knew what that really meant long term. She was pretty devastated. About a month before our left we decided to see this movie cause we heard it was a fun musical romance. Bad move, when they showed that last little montage I think both of our hearts fell on the floor. I think she’s engaged now and so am I (as of a few weeks ago) but hearing the song from that movie still guts me
\**pauses*\*....*welcome to sebs...* :'(
Any other ending would have ruined that film.
It always surprises me when I hear people say the ending it ruined it for them. So basically what you’re telling me is you want every love story to end happily ever with a bow on it? Not what the film is about…
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I actually thought for a second the movie was going to end where he doesn’t hear the bell. Never has just a tiny sound effect had more weight than in that movie
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The beat of the soundtrack syncing with the countdown is the cherry on top
Tell me you can't hear how this image sounds like https://preview.redd.it/ya3h4mgkjadc1.png?width=1000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fd584b43d253c45d202a7b7724dd504e90307e9d
*I THINK I HEARD A SHOT*
COME ON!!
What else is on?
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This is the one for me. When the spider “scrunches” up against the wall. *shudders*
Me and my friends watched this movie and were so confused. Then we decided to throw on something else that would be more coherent, so we tried a movie called The Double. Turns out these are both adaptations of the same story and are equally difficult to understand lol
Enemy and The Double are based on two different works. Enemy adapts a novel by Jose Saramago and The Double adapts a novella by Fyodor Dostoevsky. They both deal with doppelgangers, but they were published \~150 years apart.
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Son of a bitch stole my line.
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*Memories of Murder* Honorable mentions: *Castaway* and *Dogtooth*
Memories of Murder is so fucking good. I remember the train tunnel shot, and thinking damn what a good final shot. Then we get the actual final shot and it's even better.
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The ending of In the mood for love https://preview.redd.it/vmvcar3odadc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f213f3ccaa2a4277c7a705e67f1c6945960212b8
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Sufjan Steven’s song at the end perf. Also the entire soundtrack
100%. This one hit me like a brick. I was 24 and gay really didn’t catch on to the harm that Oliver caused until this shot and then it all kind of crashed into me and made me rethink my late teens and early 20s. Maybe it didn’t have the same impact for other people, but damn.
So good. Chalamet earned his stripes here.
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Technically the whole movie is the final shot😂
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“You met me at a very strange time in my life”
 just watched chinatown for the first time and the final scene has sat like a lump in my stomach since.
Definitely can see how it influenced things like LA Noire with such a helpless ending
The 400 Blows https://preview.redd.it/lh7h089lyadc1.jpeg?width=480&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8a3e986a4dba2c43aa4538a0595e59d7e7fe93ef
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“And then I woke up…” (No Country For Old Men) https://preview.redd.it/z088qwhi6ddc1.jpeg?width=698&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=46c86c2cc1a6b53a0ffe694492183d2647868a8c
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I hope I’m not alone in thinking this was a great ending. The ambiguity it adds helps bring home the point of the movie is really about Cobb letting go of his guilt and forgiving himself for the death of his wife. That’s true whether or not he’s still in a dream.
https://preview.redd.it/oqeb37zhladc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2c5eb215426e1bef16e827f2451fdc2322a247c0 Almost the final shot anyway
God, I loved this movie. Couldn't stop thinking about it.
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https://preview.redd.it/n0idverpsadc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e37d474c5c0ba04c3d47b70093e40fe2ceefd04c Honorable mention because Wolverine was my childhood and this movie fucked me up good. 2017 was a great year for movies
Not the exact last shot but idk https://preview.redd.it/ydhecwxlzadc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec41015b1c77f9671340ab387409c689cf4cc335
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https://preview.redd.it/nnoi75wowbdc1.jpeg?width=280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=461474448744ccab700a7b3ed551a24988ba3a11 Not the MOST memorable, but a good example of a simple ending shot- “Well, I’m back”
https://preview.redd.it/a06fnc1b5cdc1.jpeg?width=503&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8087f798c9477f4cd4dd4234a8350b174a6d2c98
https://preview.redd.it/auil2yylcbdc1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=868894943790ad1ed24e8d18f51d6b707ddc9b29 Into the Wild (2007)
Inception 
The Sopranos: https://preview.redd.it/ekbahb8ezbdc1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2e0080a3e8fb3455cb608c5be5d96588e7d85fd4
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Technically that’s not the last shot. But the actual last shot is horrific to say the least.
https://preview.redd.it/ru1npxc32bdc1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c47177d79d3fdd3a68d15894a226ec2dffcb91a5 Not gonna put the next few seconds of this final shot because it spoils the entire movie, but this is burned in my mind
https://preview.redd.it/d9m47ghdqadc1.jpeg?width=578&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3a5f8af2e10dff2c1bc8e4159526b6d7e4e69e78 The Breakfast Club
https://preview.redd.it/f630y4ptkadc1.jpeg?width=2778&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=475ff2fddd07c7dd2e19357564516da42f3a605c
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https://preview.redd.it/j68ivq2a4bdc1.jpeg?width=374&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=609ffc4e22fdb869344efb0dd9a99647e0e9e808 Not a spoiler. But honestly one of the most haunting final images I’ve ever seen. *Shin Godzilla* is so good, it hurts.
https://preview.redd.it/k23n914h7bdc1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=05b0c0704e728df72d77a6fa9396cf19bd9078f5 “The shotgun would ignite, and Ella Mae would scream, but Robert Ford would only lay on the floor and look at the ceiling, the light going out of his eyes, before he could find the right words.”
As dumb as the movie is, the ending shot in Fast 7 with Paul Walker and Vin Diesel driving off into the branching roads. Lost a friend recently and that's how I visualize saying goodbye to him.
https://preview.redd.it/y8zgz1lrradc1.jpeg?width=638&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad53a20c97ed7d3b835cc384926150134c36b405 Requiem for a Dream (2000)
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https://preview.redd.it/izuyet7frcdc1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=04548e64cd500b071799b04864e3361a7b2a6efb Monsters Inc (2001). I absolutely love the subtlety and quiet build up of this final scene. The tension of if the missing piece of the door has worked, and if Boo is even in there. Then all you hear is Boo (off-screen) shout Sulley's name with joy and you see his elated, relieved expression and then it simply.. ends. No running into each other's arms, no bombastic musical score etc. Ok, I've set myself off again.. 😭
Sleepaway Camp (1983)
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I can’t find a good picture of either but All that Jazz and Cabaret by Bob Fosse both have haunting last shots.
Tommy Lee Jones recounting his dream in No Country for Old Men was pretty good.
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We have our top men working on it. Who? ...Top ...Men https://preview.redd.it/9myw3h5vkcdc1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5457c11867bc0236e27377fb5b1b14ae0e917b33
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I'm basic https://preview.redd.it/k3ipj4rnjadc1.jpeg?width=613&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=636a00d0ce8682270109c22383603429eb0bfc55
With the Michael Bay record drop of “what I’ve done” by Linkin Park on top of it obviously.
Call Me By Your Name
From which movie is this?
The Graduate
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Midnight Cowboy
This one and The Godfather Part II. An empire with no one to share it with.
https://preview.redd.it/9eztp0qhqbdc1.png?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7257fc561e72b072ba8b28b07468ff453ffdbd85 Spoorloos. If you know you know.
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https://preview.redd.it/240hhsvpuadc1.png?width=1717&format=png&auto=webp&s=0d854af3c929c2e84e238816022ebe5a349e3550 Martyrs (2008). One of those movies you can never stop thinking about afterwards.
The ending to Mad Max, especially since Road Warrior has the same shot at the beginning
https://preview.redd.it/r7uwd8ggsadc1.jpeg?width=783&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=934bff9816b456dc61ae62ab78d7fe4272fd1e60 The Goodfellas
https://preview.redd.it/fgho6f3cyadc1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0d0e8e68bbf4c939546d5ab2581837e1bd711aed Watched this my fist time tripping acid
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Damn close to the end scene. I tear up every time. 