Jaws (1975)
“The USS Indianapolis scene. It’s literally just three guys talking and drinking on a boat, but Quint’s retelling is so well acted, you feel like you’re there in the water waiting for your turn as everyone else gets picked off one-by-one. That scene builds and builds so well. I’d love to have seen that filmed — I bet you could have heard a pin drop after!”
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Ada 1 year ago
#19 no tension there as everybody knows that everything ends well and TC never dies in his movies
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Billiewilhelm 1 year ago
Ada,
He dies repeatedly in "Edge of Tomorrow". Also Collateral, Interview with a Vampire, Taps, Vanilla Sky, and Valkyrie
He dies repeatedly in "Edge of Tomorrow". Also Collateral, Interview with a Vampire, Taps, Vanilla Sky, and Valkyrie
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Georgiana 1 year ago
The opening scene in Saving Private Ryan. Nothing is more intense than that... period.
#1 The Opening scene in Inglorious Basterds was incredibly intense also.
#1 The Opening scene in Inglorious Basterds was incredibly intense also.
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Janice 1 year ago
#20 Yep, but... did you notice that Buffalo Bill carried a DA revolver? Why cocking that thing...?
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Cicely 1 year ago
Janice,
No. No one noticed but you, because no one else cares. It's about as utterly meaningless as it comes.
No. No one noticed but you, because no one else cares. It's about as utterly meaningless as it comes.
He dies repeatedly in "Edge of Tomorrow". Also Collateral, Interview with a Vampire, Taps, Vanilla Sky, and Valkyrie
#1 The Opening scene in Inglorious Basterds was incredibly intense also.
No. No one noticed but you, because no one else cares. It's about as utterly meaningless as it comes.