Six Degrees of Seperation - final scene
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2010
- Stockard Channing was probably too good to win an Oscar for her stunning performance in what is undoubtedly one of the more underrated movies of the 90's. Even Will Smith's performance, as uneven as it is, makes perfect sense.
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Stockard Channing was born for this role and she certainly nailed it ... on stage AND on screen.
I saw her finish a matinee performance at Lincoln Center, fighting all day against the loss of her voice.
And of course she shines in the film, having rehearsed the scenes for so long! An American masterpiece.
This scene makes me realize what a fantastic actress Stockard Channing really is!
STOCKARD CHANNING MOST BEAUTIFUL PERFOMARNCE EVER
This is quite frankly one of my favorite movies ever. The story line twists and winds itself tighter and tighter into a fabulous ball of twine, so to speak. The acting by every character is amazing, and it has Chuck Close in it. All together a win-win!
Stockard Channing is very underrated
"The embarrassing prospect of being in a movie version of Cats!"
"How do we keep what happens to us , how do we fit it into life without turning it into an anecdote?.. And we become these human jukeboxes spilling out these anecdotes, but it was an, experience. How do we keep the experience?"
“kandinsky painted on both sides” this is clearly a metaphor for something but I can’t wrap my finger around it.
This is my favorite movie and that scene is really great. The speech, then the "we're a terrible match" and her leaving, and the music. So great.
Stockard Channing was amazing in this. Will Smith was on the cusp of becoming a superstar.
Magic in this film. Unforgettable. Stockard was indeed "too good" for that oscar. The music is wonderful too.
And that's why I love paintings
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Why does this scene always bring tears to my eyes? Does anyone else feel it too? I love this movie so much. I kind of wish Will Smith had done more roles like this. I was so impressed by him.
A truly great movie that would not get made today..
This was the movie that made me believe Will Smith could win an Oscar.
100%
"SEPARATION"
I hope that Claudia Rankine will include this film, and play, in her study of whiteness. What does it mean to walk away from one's whiteness, to recognize that the revolution in intersectional thinking lies is the recognition that we hold one another's memories and that is an immense responsibility. Channing's performance, for me, is among the greatest in the American cinema. I would place her in the same category as some of Gena Rowlands's legendary turns in her husband's pictures. Great stuff!
Think that is a very interesting and thoughtful comparison to Rowland's seminal work. And agree that Channing's performance "is among the greatest in the American cinema."
Half of the original image is missing. The film is shot in 2.35:1 'scope' ratio!
This is where the journey ends for Will Smith and It’s gonna take forever to finish this movie.
I was at an event, I believe it was some 35 years ago. David Hampton threw a drink at someone, it ended up on me. Go figure. Someone mentioned to me after the fact who David Hampton was. I didn't know of his notoriety at the time. I didn't know he died until a few minutes ago Googling him. I remember seeing the film when it was released.
was sidney poitier at that party
Wills acting came off as flat... Until the setup scene. That's when it got really good.
From what year is the movie?
Miguel Soria 1993
I never seen this movie on RUclips a day in my life now they wanna put this movie out there I hate humans 🙄
This is a good movie
Such a garbage film wrought with stupefyingly awful acting.
But you still commented on this
@@kd17Burger - You didn't have to tell us you were never going to college, dipshit.
Stockard Channing was amazing in this. Will Smith was on the cusp of becoming a superstar.