Drop them below stackers.
Best one gets 500 sats and anyone I do not know gets 1000 sats but it has to be phenomenal.
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Drop them below stackers.
Best one gets 500 sats and anyone I do not know gets 1000 sats but it has to be phenomenal.
The winners are @Wumbo and @justin_shocknet no one came with something I haven't seen and also was phenomenal.
This one gets me every time.
view on www.youtube.comThis one makes me laugh so much.
view on www.youtube.comstackers have outlawed this. turn on wild west mode in your /settings to see outlawed content.
that's a shit-ton of pentagrams on the closing door (at 3:50):
Barack and Michelle Obama were executive producers of the 2023 Netflix film Leave the World Behind. The film is an adaptation of the Rumaan Alam novel, which was one of Barack Obama's favorite books.
Script Consultation: Director Sam Esmail revealed that Barack Obama provided extensive notes on the script, particularly regarding the cyberattack and disaster elements, to ensure a degree of realism based on his experience as president.
Esmail noted that some of Obama's suggestions even "scared the f*ck out of me" because of how plausible they were.
Focus on Themes: According to Esmail, Obama's notes also focused on character development, empathy, and capturing the novel's themes of mistrust and societal collapse, rather than just the technical aspects.
Debunking Conspiracy Theories: Obama's involvement occurred after the script was written. The director clarified this in response to various online conspiracy theories that suggested the film was a secret warning from the former president about future real-world events.
The film, starring Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, and Ethan Hawke, explores themes of race, class, and the breakdown of society during a mysterious national blackout. You can watch the film on Netflix.
view on www.youtube.comRage Against The Machine - Wake Up - The Matrix Ending
Dang Wumbo this is great! This last scene had me waiting in line for The Matrix Reloaded tickets.
Everyone likes the "two chicks" part of this scene, and so do I. But the second part always resonated with me, so I love that part even more.
view on youtu.befavorite scene is meeting with the two bobs, The irony of two guys, both named bob, doing literally the same job: trying to eliminate redundant or inefficient positions.
view on www.youtube.comI'd like to post here all my favorite movies
view on youtu.beNot the biggest fan of Interstellar, saw it in 70mm when it came out at the Alamo. Was the loudest Nolan movie ever until Oppenheimer, still what a great scene
I agree, I feel like the movie started great, but then they didn't know how to finish it.
With 4th detention theory there's no start or finish on life timeline, I bet most of us (regular cimena visitors) never understood this movie
Is it more the artist鈥檚 fault, or more the observer鈥檚, if the art isn鈥檛 understood?
Or is it the wrong question to approach the issue of "misunderstood art"?
I meant most of today's people can't comprehend things the future generations will understand from kindergarten. Hardly speaking kids today use gadgets like they were born with them while our grandparents are afraid to touch PC keyboard or mouse.
Nolan made the same with Interstellar, showed us ideas he comprehends but not most of us yet
mhh, interesting
This depression scene from Groundhog Day hits me hard
Such a great movie! I love it when he turns his life around at the end.
https://media.tenor.com/nTiMjVdjx0UAAAAM/mad-max-guitar.gif
Hard Rock, hallelujah
Four Rooms (1995) - 'The Misbehavers'
view on www.youtube.comya this insane, never seen it, had no idea it exists
The moment of truth hahahahaha
view on www.youtube.comwtf, lol looks like moira orfei
scene from the excellent comedy Black Cat, White Cat of Kusturica Don't tell me you didn't see it...
oh man, i didn't see so many movies :)
here, enjoy. really fun comedy
https://www.bitcine.app/movie/1075
Probably not a very original choice, but it was the first scene that came to mind:
view on www.youtube.comIt taught me to let go, but also to wear a seatbelt, haha
Maybe a little more original scene choice, but it鈥檚 not from a movie:
view on www.youtube.comBeginning of Aliens, when Ripley's ship's door is first opened and the laser scans the inside.. so cool.
Yippe ki yay
view on www.youtube.comThere's 39 comments, so I did a Ctrl-F search assuming the Ride of the Rohirrim from the Return of the King had obviously already been mentioned.
Am processing my disappointment in SNers right now 馃槓
The Learning Machine scene from Battlefield Earth (2000):
view on www.youtube.comi think about it wen people don't think straight and proceed to say or do something stupid (including myself);
I fucking love this scene from Parks and recreation
https://seed132.bitchute.com/dLzdrU2DKC7q/d8FpMurhrtQY.mp4
Misi贸n imposible primera parte bajando por el cordel. Alien saliendo el bicho de kane. Misi贸n imposible lanz谩ndose en moto hasta el tren.
So far this is in the top 3 but I鈥檝e seen Godfather a handful of times.
https://r2.primal.net/uploads/b/ff/f2/bfff20ddc5de5a29a32d6cfa000f886bc1b5fed9dc5f2684f5fa08fa1cab63e3.mp4
The last scene got me to watch Andor.
Andor is a very deep series (portion of Star Wars saga) that point into a more large story about rebellion, death star, greed, freedom fighters, power corruption etc
Is one of the best SW universe series and you must listen very careful the dialog. It is not just a bullshit Disney if you look under the rug.
And this very sequence from Andor reminds me of the sacrifices I've done in the communist era... it was a real battle with many sacrifices. And is also my today's battle... with shitcoiners and banksters, fiat maxis etc.
Maybe I am damned to live a life full of sacrifices.
The beginning of Star Trek (2009). It just immediately drops you into the action, after 5 minutes you finally take a breath...
Idk about best but here鈥檚 some light fare https://youtu.be/eVzxDwu506A?si=cbV37cFwc69V6MKG
The opening scene with him was so good.
view on www.youtube.comSeems like I'm behind the fence to watch Universal Pictures clips
It鈥檚 the first 20 min.
First aid scene
view on youtu.beThe office (either original British or American) has lots of epic scenes
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