Greatest Acting Scenes Of All Time PART 2
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By: Warner Bros.
Giant
• Giant
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I Coulda Been a Contender - On the Waterfront (6/8) Movie CLIP (1954) HD
• I Coulda Been a Conten...
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Rocky (3/10) Movie CLIP - Pain and Experience (1976) HD
• Rocky (3/10) Movie CLI...
By: AcademiaLiteraria
What will your verse be?
• What will your verse be?
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Joe Pesci With Honors
• Joe Pesci With Honors
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“Not quite my tempo” - Whiplash (2014) scene
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By: Jason Jacobsen
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Guns Aren’t Funny
• Fresh Prince of Bel-Ai...
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Marley & Me (5/5) Movie CLIP - You’re a Great Dog, Marley (2008) HD
• Marley & Me (5/5) Movi...
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I Was your only Friend and You Set Me Up scene
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Steve Jobs - Steve Jobs vs Wozniak |HD|
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can you put this in your resume?
@@RandomStuff-vg3io yes 👍🏼
Brando.
@@TheActorsAcademy
What is the theme music that plays before the actual content of the video starts? It is BEAUTIFUL! Is it part of an actual full song?
Brooo I thought it was free :(
The *"Not Quite My Tempo"* scene had me legitimately afraid, he exploded from what appeared to be a calm, cool & professional demeanor to straight fucking nightmare of a man. He literally put the fear of fucking God in Miles Teller's character.
imagine being a teenager and your parents send you away to a military school and that dude is the commander and has a hook for one hand and takes pleasure in punishing you
Dear Buddha, I hated that character & if I was Miles character I’d be seriously tempted to bury that drumstick in his eyeball. Which means J.K. Simmons did a perfect job of portraying a guy you’d want to hate.
One thing that I do like about the tempo scene is that it seems like he’s actually trying to give him a chance before he decides to destroy his entire life. It’s like he’s internally saying to himself “hang on. Don’t go crazy just yet.”
Yeah, in real life, i knew some trainer that coached me at football, that were crazy similar way.. Nowadays, i would just say "if you think i am not good to play, its your decision to let me stay or leave, its your responsibility"
Thing that gets me, he was fucking with him. It was all deliberate, he was fine and he confused him.
Robin Williams owned every room and every movie and TV screen he graced. He was an amazing man and actor. I am sad that he is gone.
My favourite movie of his is not as well known as some, Jacob the liar, about living under the Nazis during world war 2, it has humor and is so touching and sad too. It really is a beautiful film and deserves a wider audience
@@alexistrebexis3195 I’m very sorry for how bitter you are. Must be tough.
@@ethanaraujo4859 Wow, I must have been high as F when I wrote that. I was originally annoyed when I read ur reply to me. Til I read what I wrote. I seriously don’t even remember writing that. And I don’t know why I said it so hatefully. I was probably in a spiteful mood and just talking crap. Stuff happened recently that has made me change the way I talk and feel I think. While sometimes I do think in movies, certain improv of his doesn’t necessarily work for me (like a lot of scenes in good morning vietnam) I do think he’s brilliant, and a funny comedian. And shouldn’t have said that the way I did. I deleted the comment.
@@ethanaraujo4859 And ur right, it was tough being that bitter. Trying to make amends.
@@alexistrebexis3195 The fact that you’re making effort to better yourself is very admirable and reading your reply made me feel happy for you. Lots of people comment nasty things on a daily basis with no thought or regret across all social media and it sucks reading so much negativity all the time. Good luck on your journey, Alexis :)
Also i hope you didn’t take my reply maliciously. i’ve got more than enough things i need to fix myself. Don’t be too hard on yourself. Have a good one!
To be honest, with the fresh prince of bel air, I would've personally chose the 'I don't need him' scene. Where Will denounces his dad for abandoning him, yet again, and promises that he will grow up perfectly fine without him and will be a far better man, father and husband than he would ever have been. Powerful scene for the series
That is definetly a good scene, but that scene was in another one of their videos, I'm pretty sure.
@@hamm3r4dayz Yeah, just realised a couple of hours ago when I saw one of their other videos recommended to me hahaha. But thank you none-the-less XD
Yes the Best scene of the show
Yes!!! Best scene. Makes me cry every time without fail.
Best part is, it was unscripted. The scene was suppose to end before will started his monologue no one knew was coming
The thing I love about the Steve Jobs scene is that the writing isn't one-sided. They both made incredibly valid points at the expense of the other.
Yeah Sorkin is incapable of writing a crap character.
Dead poets society is such a heart warming and heart breaking movie at the same time. The ending kills me
Our planet is blue and clear and then we have this skidmark on our underwear that is called Hollywood
The Rocky scene is absolute pure gold. In my opinion was the realism of somebody who opens up when someone leaves the room. Screaming for help that was needed a time ago.
I agree Joshua. Awesome scene. We are all flawed people, broken and alone. We cannot affect the winds of change, but we can set our own sails. Remember to set your sail straight and true, and do not deviate to the right or the left. Be your authentic self.
Should've won an Oscar.
@@jedswenson5667 great comment! 👏🏼
I watched Steve Jobs recently and holy crap the acting and dialogue in that film is fantastic! As much as I love Michael Fassbender, I feel like no one gives Seth Rogen enough credit in this film cause he absolutely killed it! He should've been nominated for Best Supporting Actor!
N0 he doesn't deserve anything Rogen is a hack
@@awfulwaffle3688 relax loser
Anything Aaron Sorkin does screenplay for, is gold
Who the hell is Steve Jobs? (Joke)
@J IMAKREWITATL because he doesn’t worship a trust fund game show host
I love Robin Williams. My two favorite movies with him are Dead Poets Society and Good Will Hunting amazing acting by him in both. Will forever miss you and your amazing talent.
I actually met Burgess Meredith at a fire base in Vietnam. He was the only Hollywood actor to go out to the field when I was with the Big Red One. He was the nicest person ever. He flew in by helicopter and walked right up to us in the open in a hostile area. One of the best memories of Vietnam.
Wow. Thanks for sharing that. He always played the most humane parts. Love him.
That is so interesting to hear. And thank you so much for your service.
Burgess Meredith was even good in Clash of the Titan.
Sometimes people forget how good Rocky was
Is*
Who the heck are these people. No one forgets that
Sly wrote the script!
"It not binary, you can be decent and gifted at the same time"...
I read this before the video and was like what and now it hits different
@@tariqlopes4238 it really hit you in the feels for real
Not in the Fortune 500, you can't.
Yo Mr.White
@@tariqlopes4238 I read your comment and I was like yeah sure until that scene arrived.
TY for adding Whiplash to this list of scenes! It's such a fantastic and excellent acted movie! I've never played an instrument in my life yet I watched the movie well over 15-20 times now.
Kind of interesting the actor playing the drum teacher was a professional drummer student in his youth, the producers didn’t even know that before he got that gig.
Same here! Love this movie ❣️
That Rocky scene hits me every single time! So relatable to my frustrations. When I'm mad I speak out after they leave but I quickly forgive and move on.
I love Dead Poet's Society so very much. Robin Williams is pure Genius in this role, and many others. I also love With Honors where Joe Peshi plays the bum. Thanks.
No actor has ever lived with the true genius of Robin Williams, and he was a tremendous human being as well. What a gift he was to us all. RIP
Academy award winner Sylvester Stallone. Underappreciated talent.
Hollywood icon
Lol, Razzie award winner.
He was never better than in Rocky. In that first film, he knocked it out of the park!
This scene is heart-wrenchingly sad and beautiful. Never fails to bring me to tears. Both actors are amazing.
Check out "Copland". He gives a great performance!
Lest we forget - ROCKY won Best Picture - Stallone has his Oscar.
How refreshing not to hear Seth Rogan's nefarious laugh in at least one scene. Fassbender absolutely nails Steve Jobs in this portrayal. Great acting.
Sly never gets enough credit for his acting.
He may have been pushed to be a "B-list action star", but Rocky is HIS masterpiece. Not just acting, but writing. When you watch Rocky movies, you're not seeing Stallone playing Rocky Balboa. What you're seeing is Sylvester Stallone being Rocky Balboa. There are few actors who have put so much heart, mind and soul into playing a character like Sylvester Stallone did with Rocky.
The jazz band scene was my high school band class everyday lol. I know we're called "geeks," but that doesn't negate the violence between the conductor and the drummers :)
I remember my junior high band teacher losing his mind every now and. He would throw shit and scream at us. That was than any athletic coach I had because it was hard to figure out what to fix.
In 4th grade, we all had to pick an instrument to play. Wanted to play drums like every boy but my parents said they would be too "loud", so I picked the trumpet which isn't exactly a quiet instrument! Anyway, I hated it from the get go. One morning, we were in band practice and I blew a really loud "clam". Well, the music teacher goes batshit crazy, gets red in the face and starts screaming "who did that"? I was scared to admit that it was me, although he probably knew. Never admitted it, he finally calmed down and the next day I quit the trumpet and never played an instrument in school again.
It's always roughest on drummers. It's like the intensity of the drummers' correction increases in proportion to the size of the band. And regardless of how many mistakes everyone else makes, it's always the drums who get sorted out first if they're not perfect. I played the clarinet/bass clarinet, so I had it easy.
I would have picked up the chair and thrown it right back at him.
In elementary school my music teacher gave me my first panic attack. She was a spiteful woman who despised kids who didn't excel in music. I felt trapped in a cage during her classes and I was "sick" a lot of times on those days. Sometimes I find myself grateful I had her as a music teacher as opposed to J.K. Simmons.
Sounds like my music teacher at Bear Creek Elementary, absolute witch of a woman.
My fifth grade music teacher told me to quit. I wanted to play the violin. Only when I grew older did I discover that I was tone deaf.
“The little box of garbage!!” The way Fassbender interjects with that is hilarious!!! Great scene.
The little box of garbage went on to become the hugely successful iPad.
With Honors... one of Joe Pesci's great roles!
👍🏼👍🏼
Damn that really rings a bell today.
I loved that movie growing up as a kid I cried after watching it
Pesci's performance was made real by the supporting roles like Gore Vidal. Pesci was basically reading his lines from Vidal's books and essays.
Vidal loves playing the counterpoint. A true man of culture and class.
oh man Sylvester Stallones performance is just .... i can describe it, im still speechless. The voice acting, the facial expressions, even how he walks as Rocky. Thats just mindblowing. Now i have to rewatch the full rocky series
Sadly, Rocky was the only movie I watched out of all of these. In fact, it was the only movie I saw out of the three “great scenes of all time“ series. 🤷🏼♀️
Wondering when Stallone was going to appear on this list amazing talent Rocky Balboa
Alfonso Ribeiro shows us there's more to acting than delivering the lines. Underrated talent.
Yes
That first guy gives me anxiety XD
I never saw that movie but my son played drums. That was horrifying
Great movie, fucking terrifying if you don't know anything about it and someone just starts fucking people up for playing drums. I say you watch it as soon as possible cause its very worth it
@@lightbearer1550 yea it's actually one of my favourites
So... are you rushing or are your dragging?
Joe peschii and the Robin Williams speech surmises everything one needs to listen to , To add their own verses to the Verse we call Life. ♥️
Every ballet dancer and synchronized swimmer just had intense PTSD and flashbacks from the not quite my tempo scene. i legit had to go cry for 1 hour before coming back to write this lollll.
Most importantly to remember..... it’s just band / sport. It means jack-shit at the end of the day.
@@thomasloveless4800 To some people, this band/sport is their lives; they base their entire identity to the art. When they constantly get put down and critisised and believing that they'll never improve due to their perfectionist teacher, it can really hit them deep,
That type of shit really happens? Like on the norm? Never seen the movie or anything but a lot of people are saying they had similar experiences
@@ummygummy5346 hell ya it’s normal in perfection based sports especially so it’s not considered a big deal. It’s scary when it happens but after everyone just laugh. Best memories of my life thus far
@@ummygummy5346 my sister was a gymnast who everyone said was going to the olympics. she lasted a month at that level. after her first elite meet, she came home. she said trying to be perfect took all the fun out of it. never competed again.
"I could have had class. I could have been a contender. I could've been somebody"
Every man will say that at some point in their life. I don't care who you are or who you think you are now. You will think it or say it out loud.
Time is not on your side.
Looking for company in your misery?
Not only men!
I showed my dad whiplash a few months ago. The ending is an addiction for him now.
Stallone. God, Rocky was/is just so, so great. And Stallone was an open wound in that scene.
The scene from Marley, is from the heart! The hardest thing in this world to do, is to put a pet to rest, after all the love that you have given each other. I know if had to do it twice. The crying, the tears, the heartache, is so intense, you think it will never, ever go away. When you come home the next day, and your companion, your loving best friend isn’t there. You realise a part of your heart is gone, and it will ever be there again. I have told many of my friends, who say, I can get another pet, they won’t be like him or her! They aren’t supposed to be, each pet is different in their own way, they all have different personalities. That is why we’re love each of their funny things they do, the different ways they show us they love us. And in the end, that piece of heart that you loose, is replaced by a different piece of heart, that loves just as much, just in a different way, and you’ll find a heart full of memories and many new ways to love!
I had to take our German Shepherd Dog to the vet to be euthanized - he was only 7.5 years old. I cried like a little boy all the way home. I swore to myself that I would never have another dog.... it's just too heart-breaking at the end of their life.
@@dhutch71Have you since got another dog? ❤
I've had to take three very much love old dogs for their last and final visit to the vets this big beardy tattooed cried every time
Well said. Its been 9 months since I had to let my beautiful Kimmy go and there isn’t a day that goes by I don’t think of her. That goes with all of my Labs that have been part of my life. All had their own personalities and uniqueness. I try to take comfort in the quote “grief is the price we pay for love”. I hope there is a place where I get to see them again. ❤
andrew garfields acting ability is super underrated in my opinion
Definitely
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Who's that?
he was by far the best spider-man. sucked he was in shitty movies. they should have brought him into the mcu instead of tom holland. i like tom holland, but he doesn't pull off peter parker the way andrew garfield did.
@@TheRedStateBlue toby is the best spiderman actually
This video has my heart. Such brilliant performances and even more brilliant was the person who made this compilation. I know it takes years to reach to this understanding. Thank you.
🙏🏼
I can see why that Labrador Retriever was put on the list. That dog deserved an academy award. It's co-actor wasn't bad either.
I feel like that one’s cheating. Any scene with a dying dog is gonna be a tear jerker. You put the dog next to a cardboard box instead of Owen and it would still be a powerful scene.
14:05 in this scene I always think ,,shut up timberlake, this is great acting"
Right?! He's adding nothing good to that scene. Treating it like an snl skit!
@@MasterOfMagnet2099 thx
Watching this reminded me there was once a time were Michael Fassbender starred in good movies & was good in them. But that was all before Assassins Creed & The Snowman.
Assassin’s Creed I thought was actually pretty good.
yeah... but now he’s in next goal wins with taika waititi and assassin with david fincher so maybe he’ll redeem himself lmaoooo
I think Ashton did a better job portraying Steve
Dead poets society, one of my favorite movies ever. The kind of teacher I wish I had.
💯 I'm grateful every day to have lived at the same time as Robin Williams.
Stallone is so under appreciated as top notch drama actor. The man is a genius
Yep, definitely. He's always been framed as a dumb brute, but he knows how to act write and direct hard hitting stuff.
Absolutely and watch his portrayal in Copland, simply superb.
@@vivianokon7256 he was excellent in FIST
Slings a chair at the drummer and breaks something. “Ya, we cover that”.
Lmmfao
We know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.
The scene at the end of On the Waterfront in which Brando’s character finally lets Johnny Friendly have it is also epic. TCM used to include a bit of it in their commercial for their Essentials series and just that ten seconds or so made me watch the movie. He’s the GOAT.
Absofreakinlutely
I think what’s truly jarring about the “not my tempo” scene from Whiplash is that we’ve all been in a situation like that. We’re doing something new, in a room we’ve never been in with people we don’t know being instructed by somebody we also don’t know. But they have this authority over us. We make mistakes and they assure us it’s okay despite the obvious frustration because “hey, I’d be frustrated too!” We’re out of our element, on edge and anxious. Normally things just work out, but after putting ourselves in Miles Tellers’ shoes for the past 30ish minutes, we watch him get a chair thrown at his head, he gets screamed at and threatened, and we feel that shake of disbelief.
…and then we sue the bastard for all he’s worth.
All were great. JK Simmons was out of this world. Whiplash was spectacular.
OMG! In my opinion "On the Waterfront" is one of the Five Absolutely Perfect Movies Ever Made!
Other great scenes I'm thinking of: Paul Newman's monologue at the end of The Verdict. George C. Scott's monologue at the beginning of Patton; Robert Shaw's monologue about the U.S.S. Indianapolis in Jaws; Mike talking to Fredo privately in Godfather II (You're nothing to me now);
That was a wonderful contribution. Thanks.
Of course!!
Pesci's actually a very decent actor.
The folk hero James Dean! Hard to believe he only made 3 movies.
Simmons character was best villain ever.
Did you ever watch the HBO series OZ? Pure evil,
Simmons is equally villainous in _21 Bridges_ , Chadwick Boseman's last movie. Highly recommended. 👍🏻
I'm glad to see Rocky here. I love that scene,. And when the music kicks in at the end and you don't hear what he says but you see him put his arm around Mick and just know he apologizes and accepts his offer.
The Rocky scene and the Facebook scene are my favorites from both movies!
Totally agree, the two best scenes in both films.
I can agree these are all fantastic scenes and the best monologues were also great, but the lack of actresses in these collections when so many exist is not equally represented when they do in fact exist. Please try to also acknowledge these scenes and monologues.
Agreed
maybe its in your other videos, but Sean Penn in Dead Man Walking. The scene when he finally owned up to crime to Susan Sarandon's character.
That first scene...WOW. The boiling rage the viewer feels toward the bully bandleader means that the role is being played to perfection.
Rocky… brilliant beyond belief!!
I love that scene in Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air but I have to admit the best scene from that show was when Will's dad left him, again, and he is telling Uncle Carl about it. That was one of the best scenes of that show. Maybe if you make another one of these videos that could be added. 🤷 These are great though. Some movies here I've never heard of especially the first one, Whiplash, holy crap. 😧
Whiplash is a trippy movie. It surprises you. A must see. It isawesome.
Good luck to all my fellow actors. Good luck
I watched Steve Jobs recently and holy crap the acting and dialogue in that film is fantastic! As much as I love Michael Fassbender, I feel like no one gives Seth Rogen enough credit in this film cause he absolutely killed it! He should've been nominated for Best Supporting Actor!
Thank you for posting these. I love your videos with these movie clips. Next time please keep the movie title up, please.
My son is 15 and he introduced me to Whiplash!! Awesome movie!! So glad it was put on this list somewhere!!🔥
This is pure magic, thanks for
posting, Marlon Brando and
Rod Stigar ftom On The
Waterfront is my favorite.
Paul Bacchus
Rod Steiger. Yes, Steiger was considered as good as Brando to some.
@@reeblite My favorite Rod Steiger preformance was in his
movie 'No Way To Treat A lady'
Inwich he played a variety
of characters including an
Irish priest and a camp hair
dresser. Paul Bacchus
@9:59 His expression is so humble, yet so passionate! He wasn't acting. He really believed this. The human soul is so complex, yet so simple. We rush and rush for meaning, yet the meaning of it is always right in front us; poetry, art, love, romance, music, literature, beauty.
That was so awesome! I guess I'm sentimental...but Rocky and Marley and Me made me cry again .... haven't seen either for years but I may watch them again....thanks
Oh Burgess......what an amazing scene!
A time to kill - mathhew mconaughey - end speech in court
True romance - christoper walken and dennis hopper scene
Inglorious bastards - opening scene
Dangerous mind - michelle pfeiffer class speech, no victims
The champ - ricky schroder end scene
Braveheart - mel gibson battle scene what will you do without freedom
Full metal jackt - r lee ermey , sergeant hartman speech
Just a few others that come to mind.
Damn i love movies
Fassbenders Hamlet is the greatest film adaptation. His performance is unsurpassed.
Fresh Prince may not be the best acted or scripted among these clips but its amazing to hear the mutterings of the studio audience. You can feel the electricity as the realisation sets in that this is serious and the actors are going for it. Wonderful Live performance which the movies cant replicate.
Idk what movie that first scene is from.. but that scene was intense asf 😂
Whiplash, in case you wanted to watch it for more intensity 😅
That movie is a very great one. Go watch it.
Ah man, wasn't expecting Marley and Me to come up. Crying so much.
The Marley and me scene always gets me...🥰
Like all Jennifer Aniston movies,,,, instantly forgettable
Dang it! Thank you so friggin much for a great 23.14 minutes of my life!
And for bringing some scenes and actors no one ever shows as 'the best'. I am not so keen on Stallone as an actor (apart from Copland), but together with his coach they are so... real. Joe Pesci in this movie I never heard of....magnificent!! Dont get me started on TSN and Garfield/Eisenberg..thats total brilliance. Same goes for Robin Williams & those boys, and ofcourse for Michael Fassbender, dear God yes!, but also Seth Rogen seriously holding his ground in this scene. Keepin' it so real! But the one who keeps a dry eye with the Marley scene with Owen Wilson, is , well....inhumane. I loved that scene, that dog and that acting so much. Its like a scene from everybody's veterinarian room, when they have to say goodbye to their treasure of an animal....
Wozniak "It's not binary. You can be decent and gifted at the same time."
That line is very important right there.
@@muhammadosamaraza4105 nah
"What will your verse be? "
"I wanna be your manager. "
Just watched the social network for the first time today! Good movie
I was surprised by how much I liked that film.
@TheActorsAcademy
What is the theme music that plays before the actual content of the video starts? It is BEAUTIFUL! Is it part of an actual full song?
I can't believe I've watched 2 of these and have not seen any scenes from A FEW GOOD MEN,THE GREEN MILE,TRAINING DAY,SEVEN
I cant believe I still havent watched Whiplash yet. I need to watch that shit ASAp
Well, you are surely dragging.
@@singularity108 now that ive seen this, i get the joke. pretty good movie. didnt think i would enjoy 2 hours on this subject but it was great
@@increase9896 *off camera smile intensifies*
Intensity and tension doesn't automatically equal "good" acting.
fucking thank you for saying this
its literally just a compilation of men yelling
I love the FOURTH one! 😍😍
"Are you a rusher or are you a dragger!"✋💥😳
Giant is a great movie. Great drunk scenes and great fight scenes.
So many people think of Rocky and enjoy the cheesy fights or the training montages. But the magic of that first movie was Rock and Mick and a raw story of grit and failed dreams.
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
sooooooo cool.!!!!!!
I discovered how much I like Simmons in Counterpart. Now it seems I see him everywhere.
The FB scene WAS EVERYTHING about that movie!!!
13:50 makes me cry every time! Forgiveness is so hard but so beautiful esp between a father and son figure
Marley and Me had me in tears, that is a fact
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There has to be one scene of leonardo dicaprio in whats eating gilbert grape
Glad to see "With Honors" get some recognition. Unsung deep cut classic in my book.
Ben Foster is so underrated. That man steals every scene he's in.
He saves a lot of pens for watford aswell
@@will5723 😆😆😆😆😆
It's good to see Jimmy finally.
i was always impressed with the dramatic acting in The Fresh Prince. It really was amazing, kinda out of place, but amazing.
Do any of these parts have scenes from the Wire?
Whyyy did you have to show “Marley and Me”? 😭
I cried when I saw that movie . And I cried watching this scene too
@@birdlover7776 I cry every time I watch that movie.
my dog died three days ago, when I saw marley and me I was like "nononono, nope, not doing this right now!"
Because dogs are mans best friend and treat you better than most friends!!! You may not think so and that may be a deeperproblem.
@@Cdre_Satori Condolences on your loss
A question i would like you to address in your next video kindly.. How does an actor do little( since less is more in film) and still not be monotonous?
Where is the porch scene from Mystic River? Robbins and Penn put on a masterclass of subtext.
DAMMIT why is it always scenes with dying dogs that hit me the hardest.
Love that 'see ya' wave from James Dean
Michael Fassbender making the Irish proud.
that fresh prince scene, i like when sitcoms do serious, there was a sitcom in the uk, only fools & horses, probably the best loved sitcom in British tv history, that did that. could go from having you crying from laughing so much to crying with sadness in seconds then back again. it was a sitcom but in certain episodes they dealt with things like miscarriage, death in the family, being attacked etc, & the acting, funny or serious was always top quality.
There as to be a disclaimer for any Marley & Me scene, you have to be emotionally ready
literally started tearing up right away:( animal lovers are in pain rn lol
I had to fast forward through that one. I'm weak...couldn't do it.
They have to say it in the title, its like a hammer in my eyes.