No.1282
http://youtu.be/3T-VAi2Xqq810/10 film scenes, god I love this bit so much.
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No.1289
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Somebody reminded me of this film the other day here.
Démons et merveilles
Vents et marées
Au loin déjà la mer s'est retirée
Démons et merveilles
Vents et marées
Et toi
Comme une algue doucement caressée par le vent
Dans les sables du lit tu remues en rêvant
Démons et merveilles
Vents et marées
Au loin déjà la mer s'est retirée
Mais dans tes yeux entrouverts
Deux petites vagues sont restées
Démons et merveilles
Vents et marées
Deux petites vagues pour me noyer.
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No.3401
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I was thinking this board needs a thread to discuss video clips (longer than webm length) and saw this old one. Perhaps we can broaden the scope to include more than just 10/10 scenes if no one objects?
I'll try to make my contributions conversational rather than just dumping links.
This scene from Fantasia is an example of Disney censoring its own back catalog to conform with modern sensibilities. I understand why they did this, but I don't like the tinkering with history and willful dishonesty (even if it's minor). I'm not sure children are fully aware of racial stereotypes nor am I convinced that they would be damaged by mild exposure to them. Fantasia was intended to be more than the standard Disney kids' movie anyway. It was a prestige production that pushed limits for the studio.
I think this youtube composite is the only available version of the original cut, which reinserts the character Sunflower.
Disney mothballed Song of the South for similar reasons, even though they gave it a theatrical re-release as recently as 1986.
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No.3481
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flamenco scene from 10:30 PM Summer
Not the sort of thing Dassin is usually known for. The editing and music are superb.
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No.3508
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This whole film, to be honest.
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No.3526
>>3401While I don't agree with the reasoning behind it, I prefer the "censored" version. The character of Sunflower doesn't seem to fit stylistically.
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No.3527
dunno if GOAT, but recently memorable scene.. Dersu Uzala montage with the tuba playing and these stills show of the two best buds in the world just chillin, kicking it.
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No.3528
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No.3530
>>3526I agree Sunflower doesn't fit into the Greek motif.
BUT I think the sequence should remain intact as originally created, for better or worse. If Disney wants to make changes for the contemporary retail release, at least include the option to watch the unedited version too.
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No.3542
Lady in the Lake was a 1947 film shot entirely in POV.
A couple of scenes really stand out but I can't find very good clips online. Here the character is pursued in his car, but the clip stops right as things get interesting.
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No.3588
>>3528Here you go, bro.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucXmCDHt-B4&t=31m10sThx, I didn't know that it was uploaded.
I liked how the stills broke the style of the film. Up until this point, as I recall it, it had mostly been long takes and more or less dramatic scenes without music. This montage breaks with both those traits. It also depicts the heartwarming friendship in a humoristic manner with dersu's awkward encounters with items from the captain's world (pipe, hat/cap, and he doesn't look like he's ever sat on a horse before).
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No.3592
>>3542Interesting, Dark Passage had a similar stylistic choice
at least for half the film in same year
>>3527I remember reading Mosfilm had repaired the damage to the 70mm print.
Hopefully we'll see a proper release in due time.
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No.3922
The First Echelon (1956) is also uploaded by Mosfilm. Overall Kalatozov's first color film is disappointing, a ham-fisted propaganda about students moving to the country to harvest grain.
It's almost a total waste of the filmmakers' talents, until one redeemable scene near the end where things begin to unravel…
https://youtu.be/tKlS2Ez2UqY?t=1h30m14s (sorry no subs)
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No.3963
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How cheap is it to list the opening of a film in a thread like this?
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No.3967
>>3963Now that you mention it I'm surprised there haven't been more opening scenes posted
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No.4011
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No.4028
>>3508I need to rewatch this so bad, thanks!
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No.4029
>>4028Also a lot of my friends worked\work at movieclips, unrelated but you reminded me to check in with them again
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No.4193
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I like early examples of films that portray heightened reality, dreams, surrealism, and kaleidoscopic sequences such as the proto-psychedelic climax from this 1943 Busby Berkeley production called The Gang's All Here.
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No.4222
If the rest of Grave Encounters was like this it'd be like a 9/10
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No.4581
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A compilation of the most famous film sound effect +- The Wilhelm Scream!
My other favorite is the spaghetti western gunshot. :D
I can't find a very good video for that one though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_T0oWiYx3G0
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No.4997
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For your enjoyment, the famous diner scene from Five Easy Pieces
(it's really not much like the rest of the movie)
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No.5171
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The beginning of Suspiria is bonkers. They probably should have just ended the movie right here.
Does anyone else see the parallel between death scenes in horror and sex scenes in pornography? In a way, the rest of the film is just filling time between the parts everyone really wants to see.
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No.5195
>>5171
>In a way, the rest of the film is just filling time between the parts everyone really wants to see.
It's not surprising, given the exploitative nature of these kind of films.
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No.5477
>>5171
>>5195
Are you two serious?!
Suspense is what gets me, death scenes are dull.
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No.5611
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So David Lynch is done making movies or what?
Lost Highway has some of his best scenes. Robert Blake "call me", Bill Pullman free jazzing out, and driver's ed on Mulholland.
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No.5612
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interesting thread. what are /film/'s best dream sequences?
i like this salvadore dali scene made for spellbound
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No.5615
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>>5612
That reminded me of the one in Murder My Sweet. It's not bad for its time (even though Dali is more creative)
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No.5617
>>5615
> Black pool opened up at my feet again
> and I dived in.
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No.5624
>>5611
new season of Twin Peaks directed by lynch is due 2016 or 2017 I think. good enough for me, only television show I can say I really think is good
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No.7230
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I don't know if this is 10/10 but it's certainly memorable
Lee Marvin & Sissy Spacek hiding in a wheat field from Prime Cut (1972)
The video quality on youtube is meh but just watch the damn movie
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No.8280
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>>5612
Dream Sequence from LE GRAND AMOUR (1969)
- Pierre Étaix
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No.8303
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"Thanksgiving Dinner."
The Gold Rush
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No.8304
>>8303
Guess I'll never understand the hype for Chaplin
what is funny or even mildly entertaining about watching two guys eat a shoe?
it's below the level of an average cartoon imo, what makes you say it's 10/10?
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No.8305
>>8304
Posted b/c it's Thanksgiving. It looks like people are sharing youtube clips here, 10/10 or not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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No.8306
>>8304
You had to be there.
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No.8307
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No.8308
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RIP Fidel
Thanks for saving Cuba from capitalism. This looks horrible!
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No.8315
>>8304
>what is funny or even mildly entertaining about watching two guys eat a shoe?
what isn't funny about that? are you autistic?
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