Rashomon - A Ghastly Discovery

[@deckofcards87]

I sometimes just watch this scene with him walking. The music and the lighting is so cool.

[@JackKlompus13]

A brilliant scene from a brilliant film.

[@Egill2011]

I watched it back in 1974, when I was just 13 years old. I was deeply impressed.

[@noora2659]

This movie opened up a new window for me for both the real life and reel life.

[@gianlucafiorenza1621]

what a wonderful music

[@frankielovejoy9928]

Had to do a report on this movie for class and spent about a page-and-a-half talking about this scene.

[@epicstudio7185]

So you are one of those guys 😂

[@jsXanatos]

favorite part of the score

[@1990ALECRAM]

Do you know if the score has a specific name?

[@jeanguy_g]

I think the official name of the score in the movie is "The Woman's Tale" (not sure) but it is actually a version of Ravel's Boléro

[@Orion225]

The score is so haunting and unsettling that something's about to happen and it did eventually.

[@thirdrail]

love this

[@notme5249]

It many stories behind deadman and many after. What is real? Memory...can you climb without hooks?
Importance...my russian grandma was baurer's slave in war but she remember only moment when he feed her when she was ill.

[@nikosgreek352]

What is a baurer? And which war?

[@arturovillalta]

Parece el Bolero de Ravel

[@ronaldalexanderdelgadomero4167]

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[@bkm1104]

Yes it is

[@BestBlackandWhiteMovies]

Black and white movies really have their charm. They don't make them like this anymore...

[@lostpockets2227]

i dont get it

[@Danlovar]

He found a dead body.

[@bruhman1221]

Fucking how

[@aboodyabdulqadir5487]

dude have u watched the movie

[@carlosluismendez7392]

@@Danlovar I think he is quoting the characters in the film

[@petertom8802]

@IPA SOLÉ what ree